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Whatever flickerings of potential this young tyro possesses, they cannot cover up the fact that he is a painter with the imagination of a retarded adolescent; no technical mastery; no intuitive feeling for pictorial space; no sensitivity towards, or grasp of, tradition; and a colour sense rather less than that of Congo, the chimpanzee who was taught (among other things) a crude responsiveness to colour harmonies by Desmond Morris in the late 1950s.
However, potentially educable as a painter Schnabel may or may not be, his work is just not worthy of serious attention by anyone with a developed taste in this particular art form.        
Readers need also to be wary of the existence of special markets.
The explosive prices for Teddy Bears in the last few years indicate how a   market can be created, in this case by a mix of merit and nostalgia.
What is clearly a dealers' market is often signalled by the invention of a brand name to group together a variety of material, perhaps rather disparate.
Pop <head>Art</head>is an example.
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Special provisions will also ensure that those on modest incomes most of which comes from investments, such as people who have been made redundant, do not pay this 9% on their savings.                
Widening horizons: investing in the arts    
The arts benefit society in two ways.
First, access to the arts is intrinsic to a high quality of life.
Second, the cultural sector &mdash; the arts, crafts, design, and audiovisual industries &mdash; makes as great a net contribution to the economy as does the oil industry.
We will:    
 Create a new Ministry of Arts and Communications   headed by a minister in the Cabinet.
Liberal Democrats will raise investment in the arts to the EC average over five years.    
 Reform and decentralise <head>arts</head>funding and organisation  .
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It is fair to say that nothing Frank has achieved as a film-maker approaches the heights he scaled with The Americans.    
The 50-minute film he made for Arena suggests why: Last Supper &mdash; Frank on Frank looks like a parody of the excesses of Sixties avant-garde film-making.
On an empty lot between two Harlem streets, a group of people arrive for an outdoor party to celebrate the new publication of an unnamed author.
Initially they make respectful small-talk about him, but their comments grow increasingly resentful as it becomes apparent he will not show up.    
Some events in Last Supper appear roughly improvised.
Yet hefty chunks of dialogue are obviously &mdash; and rather archly &mdash; staged.
People say things like: &bquo;You ever notice how all <head>art</head>focuses on people in trouble?&equo;
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Therefore if we carry ourselves with pride, our self-esteem increases and others will notice.    
If someone does come looking for trouble, he or she will pick a victim who does not look capable of causing any real problem.
We need to make it clear by the way we stand and hold a gaze, and by the way we speak, that we cannot be so easily dismissed.
In fact we have to show that we are prepared, if necessary, to do whatever it takes to survive.
I'm not talking about aggression, but about asserting ourselves &mdash; firmly and resolutely.
We can still give our opponent the chance to back off, we can still use reason, but he or she must realize that the wrong person has been picked for breakfast.
He may win, but at what price?
Countless books and classes teach the <head>art</head>of asserting oneself and, if you want to know more, turn to page 120.      
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Naturally, the brighter the white, the more it will suit pictures with a modern style, so consider choosing at least      an off-white, if not a cream, for pictures with an antique flavour.
However, as a general rule you cannot go wrong with the basic colours, and if you are in any doubt don't try to use a complicated mix of colours and textures.
Instead, keep your background uncluttered, for it's the simple pictures that often work the best.    
Facing page: A selection of blue and pink fabrics for backings.
Below: Some backing fabrics in autumnal shades.    
Although most people are aware of the tremendous selection of fabrics on the market, not everyone knows of the vast range of papers that are currently available.
Forsake your usual stationer, who probably won't have the room or the reason for stocking unusual papers or cards, and go to a specialist <head>art</head>or paper shop instead.    
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Quickly getting off the bus, he ran to where the plane had impacted and dragged out the injured pilot who was covered in oil moments before the plane caught fire.          
Alfred Reginald Thomson, R.A., R.P., (1894&ndash;1979) &mdash; War Artist    
All branches of the armed services at various times made appointments of official War Artists, who were commissioned to paint battle scenes or portraits for the armed services.
In 1942 one such appointment was made of a deaf artist, Alfred Reginald Thomson, as official War Artist to the Royal Air Force.    
A.R.
Thomson was born in Bangalore, India, in 1894 and was educated at the Royal School for Deaf Children, Margate, in England before he went to study <head>art</head>at the London Art School, Kensington, and exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1920.
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Most of the teachers in grammar schools were graduates of universities: many, but by no means all of them, had also taken a one-year course of teacher training after completing their undergraduate studies.
The exceptions were the teachers in such subjects as physical education, art, and the crafts.
The domination of the curriculum by subjects classically defined was, indeed, the most obvious feature of the grammar-school curriculum.
That curriculum needed relatively little adjustment across the pre- and post-War years.
The contrast for the eleven-year-old with the more informal and less specialist work of the primary school was sharp and abrupt.
English, mathematics, a foreign language (usually French), Latin (often but not always), the sciences, history, geography, some <head>art</head>and crafts, but not too much, PE and games, the compulsory religious education: these were the invariable components of the first two or three years of a grammar-school education.
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I would therefore argue that one of the chief tasks of education, perhaps its overriding task, is the education and encouragement of a child's imagination, so that he may not be a slave to a perception confined solely to the present, a perception that is little more than blindness.
The teaching of history is one part of such an education; the encouragement of creativity is another, and there are others still.    
After primary school, the encouragement of the imagination in children, and the cultivation of specifically creative activities, has often been thought an optional part of the curriculum, a luxury that may have to be dispensed with, left in, if at all, for the less able pupils deemed incapable of serious learning or for that minority determined to reject &bquo;scientific&equo; understanding.
Imagination has been associated especially with the <head>arts</head> , and thus in recent years has been increasingly downgraded.
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It was not all going to be wine and roses;   and Leonard again felt the sharp problem of the Canadian writer at that time &mdash; having a small home market, not wishing to become artistically part of the &bquo;53rd State&equo; of America, and yet having nowhere else to go.
As Layton said, &bquo;I still regret that we got no encouragement from the CBC, because I think that we would have gone on to write plays.&equo;    
So it was that they went on to do other things, but separately; a &bquo;beautiful&equo; working relationship was thereby broken up, and two highly creative thinkers had their play-writing ambitions stillborn.
(This was not, in fact, the end of Leonard's ambitions in that regard.
In  Flowers for Hitler  , pp 110ff, he published his &bquo;The New Step&equo;: a ballet-drama in one act; and an involvement in film-making would help to sublimate it, as we shall see.)    
Leonard did, however, manage to get a grant from the Canadian <head>Arts</head>Council.
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Lush Life is your perennial lost soul &mdash; an individual living on the marginal precipice of society and veering quickly towards a grim finale.    
He is, in short, the perfect Nik Cohn character.
From the outset, Cohn makes it very clear that he is bent on taking a walk on the wild side, to chronicle the lives of the losers he meets along this small strip of the Great American Nowhere.    
And so  The Heart of the World   is ultimately a collection of encounters; of stories.
Stories like that of the Wall Street broker who is currently sweeping the streets as part of his sentence for possessing controlled substances.
Or the black Broadway actor who always fears ending up in the gutter.
Or the refugee from China who develped a passion for a 21-stone woman from County Clare.
Or the Iranian <head>art</head>merchant who once defaced Picasso's  Guernica   with a spray can.    
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' Kate Foster of the Halkin Arcade, Belgravia, the scholarly specialist in Continental porcelain, found the opposite.
&bquo;I suppose we've got to get used to rich people coming along with their decorators&equo;, she said.
&bquo;I met new clients which is what I went for.&equo;    
In the oriental field, Bluett's failed to find buyers for a group of Chinese Warring States bronze vessels of extraordinary scholarly interest, while Colnaghi Oriental found spectacularly decorative seventeenth-century bronzes easy to move.    
AMERICAN buyers depend on advisers, whether decorators or art specialists, to an extent unparalleled in Europe.
They read publications that keep them abreast of market trends, personalities, lawsuits and prices &mdash; rather than delving into <head>art</head>history as do their counterparts in Europe.    
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In one section it warns that, as some pastels contain such poisons as arsenic, chromium and cadmium, one should avoid, as far as possible, breathing the dust from them.
It advises artists to refrain from smoking or eating while painting, to use face masks and to provide adequate ventilation by means of an extractor fan.    
I have been using pasters for at least 30 years and in all that time I have never once seen a warning to this effect in either art books or on the many boxes of pastels that I have purchased.
Do you think that the Americans are being over-cautious about this or are we perhaps being a bit lax?        
As Gary Robert's series, Is Art Dangerous?
(AIM, Feb/March, &bquo;92) highlighted, health labelling of <head>art</head>materials is obligatory in the United States, though not, as yet, in this country.
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I don't accept dinner invitations and I have a small snack in my hotel room and go to bed immediately after a long flight.
It's the price I have to pay for my job, I'm very attentive towards my health because my income depends on it.    
Tousled hair and upswept tendrils have become your trademark, do you like that?    
I feel very feminine when my hair is done up that way.
That's also why I like having long hair, it's so versatile.
I can wear it up or down, teased and back-combed out or just brushed back with a headband.    
You already have an incredibly successful modelling career and now with your Revlon contract you've reached the top.
What next?    
I love what I'm doing for Revlon but there are two things that I do think about, one is becoming an actress and the other is going to university to study <head>art</head>history.
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I get to act out all the horrors and pressures of fame, and some of the things that I worry about in my own life are purged.    
Morrison really was out there,&equo; he says.
&bquo;He chose to look for the spiritual through the physical, like Rimbaud and Kerouac.
He really believed that line of Blake's: &bquo;The path of excess leads to the tower of wisdom&equo;, something like that.
Those were his heroes, and you can look at it like thy had a defeatist attitude or were grotesquely self-indulgent &mdash; or that it enabled them to have the art.
But personally I don't believe that.
I don't believe you have to be all that indulgent.    
&bquo;It's a question that you can't answer for somebody else, you know.
You see <head>art</head>that's created by people who are killing themselves making it, and I always wonder how it would turn out if they weren't doing that.
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Jeans, &pound;29.9, The Legendary Joe Bloggs Incorporated Co    
MATT ROSE, MODEL.
&bquo;I recently shot an advertising campaign for Levi's in San Francisco.
It was a brilliant job to do.
Not only did I get to model the clothes how I liked, I got to keep them all afterwards.
I nearly always wear baggy 501s, but these coloured jeans are pretty good, too.&equo;
Black Tag 408 jeans, about &pound;40, Levi's.
Stockists are on page 92.
Styling: Helen Carey.
Photographs: Mel Yates          
the ancient <head>art</head>of beating stress    
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He announced that a security expert is to be sent to the Hermitage to collaborate on improved security.
Unesco's proposals for helping the National Library are also of interest: one suggestion is to connect the library's book stores by satellite with the information network in other countries.
In the meanwhile, the library's users are forced to bring their own electric lights to the reading room.        
Art historians' conferences in 1993    
Worrying about identity and display    
5000 American pros to gather for C.A.A.
conference in Seattle 4&ndash;6 February and Britons meet at the Tate 2&ndash;4 April    
The annual conference of the   Association   of <head>Art</head>Historians will meet at the Tate Gallery this year from 2 to 4 April.
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By piercing hundreds of news-cuttings with barbed-wire, Jarman intends his most wounding attack on the tabloids' attitude to homosexuality.
The cuttings date back to the beginning of the 1980s: &bquo;If you read these stories day by day, you simply don't realise how many there are.
Brought together, the whole view becomes very black.
I've also included the particularly unpleasant articles &mdash; sheer malevolence &mdash; written by Jehova's Witnesses.
And I'll incorporate crucifixes &mdash; tarred and feathered.
I might even have a go at Muslim fundamentalists and have a copy of the Satanic Verses there.&equo;    
But this is not an attempt to be controversial for the sake of it.
Some will no doubt accuse Jarman of shock tactics along Warhol lines, but Jarman has reinforced the view that performance and installation <head>art</head>are at their strongest when addressing social or political issues.    
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Though the anthology is broadly chronological, texts are not all directly about art movements.
Thus their second section, &bquo;The Idea of Modernity&equo;, includes two sub-sections entitled &bquo;Modernity&equo; and &bquo;Cubism&equo;.
The former has fourteen texts ranging from manifestoes by Malevich and Marinetti to extracts from Bergson, Simmel, Weber and Karl Kraus; the latter has twelve more familiar texts on Cubism.
Later on, issues surrounding Pop Art and post-war abstraction are bracketed together in a section called &bquo;Modernization and Modernism&equo;.
For the most part, these co-habitations enrich our understanding of modern art.
My main gripe is the surfeit of turgid waffle by <head>Art</head>&amp; Language included in the latter stages &mdash; a group with which Harrison and Wood have been intimately involved.
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His marriage ended, he was distracted by love, and for a while at the time of the oil crisis it was hard to make a sale, but towards the end of the Seventies and into the Eighties, things picked up.
An anti-capitalist, anti-American phase passed, and painting and objects were once more the fashion.    
&bquo;It was in the late Seventies that we got guys like Saatchi, who looked at art calmly and coldly and treated it as an industry.
Exactly the same thing had happened in pop music and now it happened to art &mdash; hype, control, block-buying.
It developed into a bubble, and holders &mdash; people who bought for business reasons &mdash; began to outnumber users, those who looked at it and got something out of it.    
&bquo;Even Kasmin Ltd diversified enormously from 1985&ndash;90 into antiquities, neolithic, ancient Eskimo, tribal <head>art</head>and so on.
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According to Wickramasinghe, xenon at 40 atmospheres should provide a fivefold improvement in resolution over a water-coupled instrument.
He says these figures imply a SAM that can operate at room temperature with a resolution 0.1 micrometres.
The group at University College is attempting to build such a microscope, and has produced an instrument that is close to working.    
Microscopes that &bquo;see&equo; with sound are not intended to take the place of electron and optical instruments.
These too are undergoing rapid improvement and new devices, such as the scanning &bquo;soft&equo; (low energy X-ray microscope, show great promise.
The state of the microscopist's <head>art</head>is now such that the choice of instrument to use depends largely on what he wants to see, and in some applications the acoustic microscope may give him the sharpest pictures ever.
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&bquo;Peace, Love and United&equo; T-shirts are available from Buffalo, 66 New Briggate, Leeds, HMV, 9&ndash;11 Trinity St, Leeds, and outside Leeds United football ground in Elland Road, price &pound;8 and &pound;13 for short- and long-sleeved T-shirts respectively        
FILM    
The last time Martin Scorsese and Robert De Niro were on the same set was eight years ago, for  New York, New York.   
 GoodFellas   marks their much anticipated reunion &mdash; and it's easily one of the best movies of the year.
Based on the true-life confession of a Mafia bit player, it dramatises the story of his criminal career from neighbourhood racketeering to drug-crazed ruin.
It's a sardonic pilgrim's progress; a furiously lyrical meditation on the corrupt culture of male glory and the parasitical <head>art</head>of the deal.
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Only when they have examined what hands, arms, legs and feet, body and above all the head can do in isolation and then in harmony with the story, theme or music, can they set out and create a style which will be general in structure and particular in texture, with the right quality, mood, emotion, action and character.
The structure will determine the lines and shapes needed to fill the dimensions and, when needed, help to create the atmosphere and mood of the whole.
Choreographers must then decide how many and which details they need to add to disclose the particular features of the story, theme and/or music that they wish to communicate.    
The exploration of what each part of the body can express in isolation and then in co-ordination with the rest is possibly the most important aspect of a choreographer's work if it seeks to be modern in spirit and technique.
Different fields of research have disclosed the many different factors that can affect both physical and mental behaviour.
All such studies have influenced every form of <head>art</head>in some way.
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&bquo;I've spent the last year asking the public to write something, anything, and then be photographed.
It's funny how ideas shrink away when people are put on the spot.
Homeless people came up with the most poignant things, probably because they're used to communicating this way.&equo;
Placards do seem to be in vogue at the moment: there is a pastiche of Bob Dylan's &bquo;Subterranean Homesick Blues&equo; lyrics-on-cards promo film in  Bob Roberts   and super photographer Steven Meisel used slogans on white cards in a recent celebrity shoot for Italian Vogue.
But Wearing has already moved on.
Her latest pester-the-public project involves hanging outside a shoe repair shop and testing people's trust by asking to take a copy of their house key.
So will she go and nick their furniture if <head>art</head>doesn't pay?
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In fact, the article seems to conclude that the women's movement is alive and well: it's just the concept of feminism that's expired.
A Time-CNN survey of 1,000 women across the country found that the vast majority think the women's movement has helped women become more independent and is still improving their lives.
Yet only 33 per cent would identify themselves as feminists and 76 per cent said they pay &bquo;not very much&equo; or &bquo;no&equo; attention to the women's movement.    
What many feminists find most surprising about the article is its appearance at a time when the abortion issue has regalvanised women.
&bquo;A few years back, you could not get young women to be active,&equo; said Judy Miller, president of the Los Angeles-based Trusteeship, an organisation of influential women in business and the <head>arts</head> .
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The third floor also remains closed until November, when it reopens with an enhanced display of the museum's highly regarded Egyptian collection.
Only the skylit fifth floor opens permanently on 19 February with an expanded sampling of the museum's contemporary collection, much of which has been in storage for years, and with a long-term installation of a promised gift of twenty-seven works by American abstract artist Leon Polk Smith (b. 1906).
The lower floors will house administrative offices and storage areas.
The impact of the West wing reopening has already been felt in the main building.
The new home for temporary shows allowed the European paintings and sculpture to reclaim their galleries, which had been emptied to make room for shows like &bquo;Bazille&equo;.
Moving the Contemporary <head>art</head>to the fifth floor provided room adjacent to the American Painting and Sculpture galleries.    
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SOUTH East Arts become the Regional Arts Board for Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex and Surrey this week having undergone a complete re-structuring process in relation to staffing and funding procedures.    
Christopher Cooper, the board's chief executive, said &bquo;The development of the new board means we now have clear objectives for the future of South East Arts and the way they fund, encourage and promote the art in our region.
We aim to take an active role in setting up projects which will set standards of excellence and make the arts more accessible by developing a wide ranging programme of arts activities for everyone in the South East.&equo;    
Brian Nicholson, chairman of the board, said: &bquo;Our geographical location lends itself to strong links with the European <head>arts</head>infrastructure and I am confident that we will develop exciting initiatives in all areas of activity.&equo;    
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The lady was lying, naked, in the bath.    
&bquo;Oh,&equo; she said, disappointed.
&bquo;I thought it would be Mr Lawrence&hellip;
&equo; But that's the closest anyone seems to have got.
Perhaps a candidate's body language is wrong.    
Which brings back a curious memory, of canvassing a young man in a tracksuit in Cromford, Derbyshire, who stood before me arguing about education, with what John Major would call a very considerable erection.
You can't hide that sort of thing, in a tracksuit.
I stuck to party policy, of course, but the problem only seemed to get worse.
Never before or since have my views on education produced this effect.                
Charivari    
Punch's weekly guide to the <head>arts</head> , entertainment, media and more&hellip;        
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Even so, two cash injections were required from Dufferin to keep the gallery afloat.    
George Weidenfeld was the only person Kasmin decided to stop selling to.
&bquo;He would take things on loan but he could never make up his mind.
Then one day I discovered that he was borrowing them to show off at his dinners and returning them the next morning.
Mind you, I was pretty out of order at some of his famous parties, out-drinking George Brown and all those Labour ministers that he was courting at the time.&equo;    
In the late Sixties, Kasmin swallowed his pride and set off as a travelling salesman on behalf of the gallery to America, travelling the States with a bagful of transparencies, finding out who was interested in <head>art</head>from the local museums, and visiting people who didn't get to New York.
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And yet, a lot of English people, including museum directors, have a complex that British art is not as good as the others.
But it is not known.
Because of the recent return to figuration in the last ten years there is an enormous interest in British portraiture, but they put on a show like the &bquo;Swagger portrait&equo; only at the Tate Gallery; why don't they do it at the Gallery of Modern Art in Rome; why not the Palazzo Reale, Milan?
They say, &bquo;Oh, we don't trust how you look after the paintings&equo; and so on, but you can be over cautious.    
Do you think it's rather patronising?    
Well, let's say there is a slightly more natural way of dealing with the objects in Italy than there is here.
Perhaps Italians are less fetishistic.
You see we live with art.
It is everywhere you turn, often in bad repair.
I think you should make <head>art</head>a little bit more alive.
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Service of documents Lex Service plc v Johns; CA (Glidewell, Balcombe LJJ); 22 Aug 1989 The evidence of the defendant that he had not received documents sent by a recorded delivery service and apparently received by some other person was not contrary evidence for the purpose of contradicting the statutory provision for deemed service under s 7 of the Interpretation Act 1978.    
To prove contrary evidence it was necessary to have either positive proof that the document was returned to the sender or, if sent by recorded delivery, that there was no acknowledgement of receipt, or if there was evidence of the document having been received by some person, there was proof that the person was not the intended recipient and that he had not brought the document to the notice of the person required to be served.
In the absence of such proof service must be deemed to have been properly effected.        
Contemporary <head>Art</head>Market: East and West meet in magical interiors    
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He cuts an enigmatic and sympathetic figure: a recluse who would go around his palace incognito dressed as a groom; a man who had his future foretold by Nostradamus; who employed the English occultists, Dee and Kelley; who dabbled in magic and yet was one of the greatest patrons of the Renaissance in Europe.
He prized the great masters of the high Renaissance,   and collected around himself artists of the calibre of Hans von Aachen, Giuseppe Archimboldo, Josef Heintz and Roelant Savery.
He was advised in the arts by the century's greatest antiquaries, Jacopo Strada and his son, Ottavio.
As pointed out by the collector and historian van Mander writing in 1604, &bquo;Whoever so desires nowadays has only to go to Prague to the greatest <head>art</head>patron in the world at the present time; there he may see at the Imperial residence a remarkable number of outstanding and precious, curious, unusual, and priceless works.&equo;
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She believes that what makes the South different from the rest of America is not just a matter of perception but almost a physical phenomenon.
&bquo;Mississippi&equo;, she says, &bquo;goes clear through to the bone.&equo;        
Pornography and the arts    
The dragon recast as St George    
LEAVING TOWN ALIVE.
By John Frohnmayer.
Houghton Mifflin; 342 pages; &dollar;14.95    
YOU have to wonder what the Bush administration was looking for when it set out, in early 1989, to find a new chairman for the National Endowment for the Arts.
Knowing what the Bushmen knew then &mdash; that the NEA was unpopular with conservative legislators and already the target of fundamentalist Christians for subsidising offensive <head>art</head>&mdash; they can hardly have seen this as a plum they could hand to a big contributor or a rising political star or, indeed, to anybody aiming to leave town alive.
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Consider the Japanese word for the martial arts as a whole: budo.
It means, literally, &bquo;the way to stop the spear&equo;.
Less esoterically, it means &bquo;to stop fighting&equo;, as does the Chinese word for the martial arts, wushu.
The true aim of the martial arts is to avoid conflict; it is best summed up in one commentator's description of aikido as &bquo;the honourable art of getting the hell out of the way&equo;.
The aggression, if there is any, is controlled.
In the eyes of good practitioners self-control allows them to find a path around conflict.    
To some westerners this seems pseudo-philosophical bunkum, but East Asians take it seriously.
Most, if not all, of the martial <head>arts</head>are inextricably linked to the three main East Asian religions, Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40109" docsrc="bnc_A88_194">
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Mr Jack Meredith, chairman of the AMA's public transport committee, said that while bus patronage was declining prior to deregulation, the Tyson report showed that the fall in journeys was between 100 and 200 million more than would have been expected.    
Mr Tyson says deregulation prompted fares to rise by 23 per cent in real terms in 1986/87, followed by a 3.7 per cent real increase in 1987/88.
Last year, fares rose slightly higher than inflation in most areas.        
True fax revealed about Hockney art Martin Wainwright at a long-distance &bquo;happening&equo; of artistic technology.    
DAVID Hockney's latest work of <head>art</head>arrived in his home city of Bradford last night in a welter of spray-on glue and sheets of fax paper, and to the sound of Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40112" docsrc="bnc_AM8_116">
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Homes and housing 33    
Transport 35    
Local government 37    
Cities 38    
London 40    
The countryside 40    
Farming, forestry and fishing 41    
The environment 43          
TOWARDS THE MILLENNIUM      
Millennium Fund 44    
<head>Arts</head>44    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40115" docsrc="bnc_CKV_317">
<context>
Bryan's best pictures include the desco da parto commissioned for the birth of Lorenzo de' Medici and the Society's finest eighteenth-century American painting, and one of the greatest pictures in American art, Charles Wilson Peale's &bquo;Group portrait of the Peale Family&equo;.            
Museums      
MASSMoCA    
Governor makes State backing contingent on private participation    
Foundering plan to make a depressed mill town into a Guggenheim satellite for contemporary art has until 31 July to raise &dollar;12 million    
The Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art (MASSMoCA) may be just a red-brick castle in the western New England sky, but locals hope the grand initiative will one day bring prosperity to this economically depressed mill town.
That day may be a long way off.
The plan is to convert a twenty-eight-building factory compound into the world's largest museum of post-1960 international <head>art</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40118" docsrc="bnc_A08_54">
<context>
So that behind the changes of direction, wrote Harsnet (typed Goldberg), this has always been a constant, the feeling of disgust in the pit of the stomach.
I have often tried to describe it to myself, he wrote, but never with much success.
For when it comes it is more violent, more annihilating, more interminable than I can remember it, this feeling in the pit of the stomach, this physical pain and physical desire to retch, to want to get rid of something, of everything, to want to make all that is inside emerge and disappear, drain away, mingle with the rest of the detritus of the world, but it is  not only physical  , a physical sensation, he wrote, it is  physical   but it is also  something else  , not moral, not psychological, not spiritual, but  something else  , something other than the purely physical.
Nor is this feeling only provoked by the sight or the thought of <head>art</head> , he wrote.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40121" docsrc="bnc_A0P_1565">
<context>
Now London in the late fifties was very different from that of the &bquo;seething sixties&equo;.
Harold MacMillan, Prime Minister, might still be saying to the electorate that they had never had it so good &mdash; which was true in terms of the change-round from post-war reconstruction, wartime destruction, and the days of depression; but to someone of Leonard's background, from Canada, the place was a bore.
The scenery was grim, the food was unappetising, fashion was all but non-existent (he did buy a Burberry raincoat &mdash; his &bquo;famous blue raincoat&equo; &mdash; which he adorned till someone relieved him of it in New York 20 years later), the <head>arts</head>were struggling, almost moribund, despite the explosive qualities of Kingsley Amis, John Osborne, Colin Wilson, and Alan Sillitoe; and the weather was atrocious.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40124" docsrc="bnc_CKT_1276">
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Art 93, which is, with the collapse of the rival attraction formerly held at Olympia, now London's only fair for contemporary art, will be taking place for the fifth consecutive year at Islington's Business Design Centre (21&ndash;24 January).
Primarily attended by British galleries including Waddington, Flowers East, Francis Graham-Dixon, Anne Berthoud, Connaught Brown and Annely Juda (who will be showing sculptures by Antony Caro on the grass outside the entrance) it features two attractions: an exhibition of paintings and sculpture by younger British and foreign artists from Unilever's corporate collection, and a series of eleven works of art commissioned from Andy Goldsworthy, Rebecca Horn, Zadok Ben David and other artists by Peter Gabriel as interpretations of the tracks of his recent pop album.        
<head>Art</head>LA: the results    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40127" docsrc="bnc_ARD_42">
<context>
It is, however, worth noting some symptomatic cracks in the uniformity of their scorn for the products of the Culture Industry.
The suggestive outlines of a hierarchy of disdain can be traced: the &bquo;tragic Garbo&equo; is preferred to Mickey Rooney, Betty Boop to Donald Duck; their most acerbic denunciations are reserved not for &bquo;amusement&equo; or &bquo;light&equo; art in themselves, but for the attempt by the Culture Industry to absorb &bquo;light&equo; into &bquo;serious art&equo;, accommodating difference to the familiar &mdash; &bquo;Benny Goodman appears with the Budapest string quartet&equo;.
Entertainment seems historically rather than essentially debased, and what emerges is a recognition of the historical  possibility   of popular entertainment as an autonomous <head>art</head>which might turn on its head the seriousness of official, rational discourse.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40130" docsrc="bnc_A1A_1418">
<context>
Indeed, Hopkins distinguished between &bquo;rhetoric&equo; and &bquo;poetical insight and inspiration&equo;.
The model, as I have said, would be a degree in music, and would include history and theory as well as analysis.
Most importantly, it would also include exercises in composition, of the kind once common in the study of classics.
I prefer not to call this &bquo;creative writing&equo;, since the late-Romantic ideological implications of &bquo;creative&equo; are irrelevant, even undesirable.
The intention is that students of elaborate structures in language should be able to construct them as well as receive and consume them, if only to achieve a better understanding of how poems are made.
Something of the sort has already been introduced into some English degrees, under the aegis of the Verbal <head>Arts</head>Association, who have made a welcome start with such work.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40133" docsrc="bnc_AA2_197">
<context>
Rasheed Araeen writes a lot, very confidently, about modernism.
Strange, isn't it, or perhaps not so strange, that the word is so much used by theoreticians and so little used by artists themselves?    
I would like to have read more on the subject by Frank Bowling, whose views seem not to be harmonised with Araeen's somewhat dogmatic viewpoint.
Bowling resembles a number of older artists in the exhibition in that he came to England (from Guyana, in his case) to be an artist, had some success, then moved to and fro between London and New York when his public career went downhill in the Sixties.
Could it be that there was then more racism in the <head>art</head>world, and that Black artists were being squeezed out at just the time when young working-class artists from the British provinces were finding unprecedented and immediate public fortune?
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40136" docsrc="bnc_CKX_225">
<context>
In that respect, properly construed, the general rules which are relevant in Switzerland can be applied in a way which meets the needs of today's market.                
Exhibitions      
The Barnes Foundation    
Cashing in on Matisse, &bquo;artist of hotness&equo;    
The first ever loan exhibition of paintings from the Barnes Collection opens in Washington this month and may raise up to &dollar;15 million for the Foundation    
After two years of legal battles, on 2 May, the first exhibition ever of works from the Barnes Foundation of Merion, Pennsylvania, opens at the National Gallery of Art.
The pictures that curators tried for decades to coax or pry off the Barnes's walls will also travel to the Mus&eacute;e d'Orsay in Paris and then to the Museum of Western <head>Art</head>in Tokyo.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40139" docsrc="bnc_AK4_798">
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During the campaign, he was put out to grass with three old political warhorses, Denis Healey, Norman Tebbit and Roy Jenkins, who provided a rather genial breakfast-time alternative to the Old Devils.    
For the final countdown, however, it was only proper to dispatch young Paxman to South Wales, to put Walden back in his ferret-cage, to give Dimbleby some swingometers to play with, and to entrust the real bluster, the real cut and thrust, to the greatest pro of them all, Sir Robin.        
The Arts: All I want is a room in Soho    
Legendary gallery owner Kasmin is putting his West End gallery on the market and moving on.
John McEwen reports    
BY JOHN MCEWEN    
JOHN KASMIN, or &bquo;Kasmin&equo;, as everyone calls him, has come up with the ultimate solution to the art slump.
Faced, as far as he can see, with a future of minimum inflow and maximum outflow, he has decided to sell his gallery at 22 Cork Street as an <head>art</head>object.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40143" docsrc="bnc_B3C_874">
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Application for admission to HND courses should be made as early as possible, and preferably before 31 January of the proposed year of entry to the University.
However applications may be considered up to the date when a course begins, subject to the availability of places.    
Degree Courses    
Application for admission to degree courses should be made to The Art and Design Admissions Registry on a form obtainable from:    
The Art and Design Admissions Registry (ADAR) Penn House 9 Broad Street HEREFORD HR4 9AP ENGLAND    
The closing date for the return of application forms is 31 March of the proposed year of entry to the University.                
BA Hons Combined Studies in <head>Art</head>and Design Application through ADAR      
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40147" docsrc="bnc_ASF_970">
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Moreover, men such as the great ecclesiastical architect Abbot Suger of St Denis (c. 1081&ndash;1151), who devoted his later years to composing a laudatory life of the French monarch Louis VI (1081&ndash;1137), effectively a second founder of the Capetian dynasty, wrote history with the object of producing favourable propaganda rather than documentary facts.
Suger's historical writings led the monks of his abbey to develop a taste for history and hence to compile a series of chronicles.
In the same century universal history also flourished, mainly with the object of determining the end of the world, after the year 1000 had passed without any sign of its impending occurrence.
This type of history was, of course, theologically rather than politically orientated.
The influence of the twelfth-century apocalyptic historians was destined, however, to be soon overshadowed by that of Joachim of Fiore (see pp. 81&ndash;2).    
Among the technical <head>arts</head>cultivated in some continental schools that began to affect England soon after the Norman Conquest were those of measurement and calculation.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40150" docsrc="bnc_AR9_1558">
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This time, Ridley's decision was quashed; the three Appeal Judges agreed that if a minister departed from a clearly stated policy he had to explain why &mdash; something Ridley had failed to do in this case.    
However, when the case was brought before the House of Lords in 1991, Lord Bridge disagreed, concluding that the decision letter had been based entirely on the &bquo;special circumstances of the case&equo; and that, contrary to SAVE's fears, no dangerous precedent would be set.
In our view, though, every developer believes his own particular case to be unique, with &bquo;special circumstances&equo; to consider; and every developer will seek to demolish existing listed buildings by arguing that they will be replaced by a much better piece of architecture.     
Case History        
PITT STREET BATHS, PORTSMOUTH    
THESE BATHS WERE turned into a handsome Edwardian <head>Arts</head>and Crafts complex after they were suddenly vacated by the Navy.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40153" docsrc="bnc_CGC_335">
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Tough titties are frowned upon in the Far East, so skimpy dressers must take care of unwanted hard-ons with these elastoplast imitators.
Whatever next, stick-on jockstraps for poolside control?        
Last time their work was in THE FACE it had to be censored.
We'd asked them to create an image on the theme of &bquo;Love Sees No Colour&equo;: Pierre et Gilles came up with &bquo;Lola&equo;, a white glamourpuss demurely fingering a large black erection.
Somehow, we just didn't think our moral guardians (or WH Smith) would let us get away with it.
Pierre et Gilles are a cult phenomenon.
Their postcards and T-shirts sell by the crateload, they've done cover <head>art</head>for Marc Almond, Erasure and Boy George &mdash; and yet this month sees the first ever UK exhibition of their work (including &bquo;The Gipsy&equo;,  right  ).
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40156" docsrc="bnc_A04_930">
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This connection between painting and the theatre was important to earlier European art in religious as well as secular performances.    
Critics no less than artists have wide interests in the arts, and may introduce comparisons in their interpretations.
In the nineteenth century to say that a picture was poetic was a common term of praise.
In the present century emphasis on formal qualities in the visual arts have made musical comparisons more frequent, emphasised by the use by artists of musical terminology, as when Kandinsky chose to call his works Improvisations and Compositions.
According to this formalist approach art aspires to the condition of music, a phrase employed by Pater, but deriving from classical Greece.    
Clearly artists working in several media have a wide range of references.
The <head>art</head>critic is thus bound to consider with care what standards of comparison should be used.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40159" docsrc="bnc_A08_1884">
<context>
 Narrow horizons, he wrote.  
 No favours.  
 Head down.  
 Keep going.  
 Do not listen to the tempting voices.  
 The voices which tell you to let go.  
 To give up.  
 To forget.  
 To sleep.  
 To leave it to the transforming imagination.  
 All my life, he wrote, I have used <head>art</head>to fight against myself.  
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40162" docsrc="bnc_CAG_2150">
<context>
An intellectual opposition walled up inside its PC citadels becomes vulnerable to this kind of attack.
Fatally, it may also lose interest in talking to the vulgar herd outside.    
The US experience offers some salutary warnings.
In the old South, for example, Duke University stands as a bastion of what Hollander would call &bquo;anti-American&equo; thought.
It gives a plush institutional home to a constellation of left-leaning stars, from the critic Fredric Jameson to the Chilean writer Ariel Dorfman.
Yet Duke sits alone in the right-Republican sea of North Carolina.
For the all the impact it has on the local political climate, it might as well be in Alaska.    
Disappointed yet again, the British intellectual left will be tempted to build up its own Dukes &mdash; in higher education, local government, scientific research and the <head>arts</head>&mdash; and damn the world outside.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40165" docsrc="bnc_ARR_197">
<context>
A large set of genes concerned with mimicry in butterflies became tightly linked together on the same chromosome, so tightly that they can be treated as one gene.
In Chapter 5 we met the more sophisticated idea of the evolutionarily stable set of genes.
Mutually suitable teeth, claws, guts, and sense organs evolved in carnivore gene pools, while a different stable set of characteristics emerged from herbivore gene pools.
Does anything analogous occur in meme pools?
Has the god meme, say, become associated with any other particular memes, and does this association assist the survival of each of the participating memes?
Perhaps we could regard an organized church, with its architecture, rituals, laws, music, <head>art</head> , and written tradition, as a co-adapted stable set of mutually-assisting memes.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40169" docsrc="bnc_CKU_1054">
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Now it has become customary (especially in books seeking theoretical constructs upon which to hang their arguments) to have an introduction which both explains the preconceptions of the project and foresees its conclusions.    
The disparity between the premises and promises of the Stern/Partridge introduction and the substance of this study is stark.
In essence, this book is a detailed, synthetic study of the fourteenth-century Sala dei Nove in Siena, the fifteenth-century Camera Picta in Mantua and the mid sixteenth-century Sala Grande in the Palazzo Vecchio of Florence.
These spaces were commissioned by their respective rulers and were chosen by the authors to illustrate the <head>art</head>produced and the ideology disseminated by three distinctive types of regime: civic republic, princely court and &bquo;triumphalist&equo; state.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40172" docsrc="bnc_CN5_315">
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At the secondary level, the report continued, pupils should study in addition a modern language and the curriculum of all pupils should include what is called &bquo;preparation for adult and working life&equo;, a varied programme of activities incorporating craft, design and technology, history and geography, moral education, health education, and &bquo;preparation for parenthood and for a participatory role in adult society&equo;.      
The government's thinking was further developed in  The School Curriculum   (1981), which was clearly seen as the culminating point of several years of public discussion.
Having reasserted the need for a national framework and having listed a set of general educational aims, the ministers set out &bquo;the approach to the curriculum which they consider should now be followed in the years ahead&equo;.
As far as the primary phase of schooling was concerned, the plan of development favoured the same activities as were listed in  A Framework for the School Curriculum  , except that more attention was devoted to history and geography, to expressive <head>arts</head> , and to science, and to the need for clearly structured and progressively demanding work in these areas of the curriculum.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40175" docsrc="bnc_A6U_764">
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Part of this passage has been italicised to draw attention to the somewhat presentist presupposition that underpins much of this book.
In qualifying &bquo;scientific&equo; by &bquo;in a broad sense&equo; Kemp shows that he is aware of this problem.
However, the presentist influence is all too pervasive.
His frequent appeals to &bquo;scientific concepts&equo; and &bquo;scientific ideas&equo; often presuppose an unambiguous definition of science and one that is atemporal.    
The difficulty is most apparent when discussing the Renaissance since by hypostatising science and art as two separate and separable activities Kemp is framing a problem that did not exist for the historical actors.
Take the example of Brunelleschi who, according to Kemp, introduced &bquo;scientific consistency&equo; into his use of perspective (p. 14).
The phrase suggests that Brunelleschi was engaging in an activity other than <head>art</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40178" docsrc="bnc_CLL_1462">
<context>
&bquo;a rare and particularly effective, teacher-friendly fusion of theory and practice.&equo;
 Times Educational Supplement      
&bquo;an excellent basis for staff training sessions&equo;  ELT Journal              
DANGER  
DRAMA    
SUSPENSE    
The thrilling way to learn English      
the JERICHO conspiracy          
Jane Masters, a young radio reporter, steps into a web of intrigue in business, politics, and the academic world.
The campaign to save a local <head>arts</head>centre starts innocently enough, but soon becomes the target for intimidation, and Jane finds herself in increasing danger as she uncovers layers of corruption that spread from an Oxford college to the Houses of Parliament.      
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40181" docsrc="bnc_A04_907">
<context>
A recent monograph of Jacob Epstein's memorial sculpture to the naturalist W. H. Hudson at Hyde Park Corner may be used as an example.
Terry Friedman's book contains fourteen chapters, which chart the development of the work and its public reception &mdash; a stormy one.
The topics include the first design, the sculptor's aims, the carving of the work, the memorial's defenders and attackers, and a final general reflection on the standing of great art and how it is likely to provoke opposition.
The monograph is accompanied by a facsimile of a sketchbook for the memorial, and documented by letters and printed sources, including articles in the press.
the <head>art</head>criticism of the day is fully described in the monograph, and some of the underlying reasons for its mainly aggressive character are outlined; these include anti-Semitism and the fierce dislike of the monument by some academic sculptors.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40184" docsrc="bnc_CKV_975">
<context>
Mnuchin declined to comment upon the size of the fund but told The Art Newspaper that it would be a substantial eight-figure sum (more than &dollar;10 million) raised from a small group of investors and that it would have a life of just four years.
Art market sources aware of Mnuchin's track record in the stock market and the potentially enormous purchasing power of C&amp;M Arts believe that his fund could comfortably approach &dollar;100 million.        
Salon de Mars    
Scheduled to avoid    
France's pre-election jitters    
This year's fifth annual Salon de Mars <head>arts</head>and antiques fair, held as ever under several acres of white tenting on the Champ de Mars near the Eiffel Tower from 31 March to 5 April, is a smaller edition than last year's.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40187" docsrc="bnc_CKU_544">
<context>
Although attendance rose handsomely in Liverpool (from 550,734 visitors in 1991 to 597,258 in 1992) and at the Barbara Hepworth Museum in St Ives (from 16,457 to 22,691), there was a disappointingly sharp drop at the museum's Millbank headquarters last year (from 1,816,421 to 1,575,637), in spite of special exhibitions such as &bquo;Otto Dix&equo; and &bquo;The Swagger Portrait&equo;.    
Against this rather uneasy background of changing critical perceptions, the museum opens &bquo;New Displays 1993&equo; on 3 February, although the new arrangement of several galleries, including an exhibition of nine works of contemporary British art given by Charles Saatchi, was completed in mid-December.
Those works include sculpture by Richard Deacon, Julian Opie, Grenville Davey and Richard Wentworth and a painting by Lisa Milroy and have been hung with recent purchases of contemporary <head>art</head>by Ashley Bickerton, Damien Hirst and other younger artists.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40190" docsrc="bnc_AR9_1345">
<context>
There are many churches, pleasant or handsome, which though not perhaps of special architectural interest, are none the less important and well-loved local landmarks.
Permission is needed to demolish such buildings and this provides the opportunity to investigate suitable alternative uses.
Experience shows that there are a wide range of uses that preserve the landmark value of the building while providing a necessary investment for its adaptation.        
Finding a suitable use    
The best alternative use is likely to be one that not only leaves the exterior of the building unchanged, but one that involves minimal subdivision of the interior.    
Concert halls, <head>arts</head>centres or community centres, if sympathetically designed, are probably the most appropriate, but these are likely to depend on grants or donations, and most towns will not require more than one of any one type.    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40193" docsrc="bnc_CKT_166">
<context>
It is not surprising that this controversial Directive has not met the 1993 deadline, which the UK, centre of the European art market, says will drive the trade to the US, Switzerland or elsewhere.
The EC proposes to tax imports from outside the EC by applying the reduced rate of tax to the full price, or, in the case of those countries like the UK and Denmark which do not have a reduced rate, the standard rate to 30% of the price.
Exports from the EC, on the other hand, would be exempt, which, the UK maintains, in the long run will leach works of art from the EC countries.
At present, the UK operates a margin scheme (ie; it applies tax only to the difference between the purchase and the sale value) and exempts from VAT imports of paintings and works of art created before 1 April 1973 and items older than one hundred years.
It argues that, even at a reduced rate, VAT on imports from outside the EC would seriously damage the London <head>art</head>market.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.40196" docsrc="bnc_A2A_726">
<context>
And whether his relationship with Ted Dexter, the chairman of selectors, was like Cane and Abel: &bquo;No, we're not that close.&equo;    
What did emerge though was a personable and seemingly deeply caring young man, claiming not to understand why sportsmen could not go to South Africa but could go to India, which imported South African gold.    
He was asked whether he thought he would get back his record for taking the most Test wickets.
&bquo;Probably not,&equo; he replied wistfully.
&bquo;You have to play for England to get the records.&equo;
One felt the full house would have preferred him a few thousand miles away this winter, rather than on the cabaret circuit.        
US arrests mural artist    
By DAVID LISTER, <head>Arts</head>Correspondent    
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40200" docsrc="bnc_CAD_2164">
<context>
Wayne&hellip;
Mitchum&hellip;
Fonda&hellip;
Wagner&hellip;
Burton&hellip;
Moore&hellip;
Ryan&hellip;
Bollocks&hellip;        
CASTLE KEEP (1969)    
COMMANDER BURT Lancaster ignores men and chats fart about paintings and statues he's guarding.
Total <head>arT</head>wANK.        
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40203" docsrc="bnc_CKY_239">
<context>
The missing works, valued at over &dollar;1 million in total, are: a five-inch high rose granite portrait head, probably of a king, dated around 1300BC; a seven-inch high black diorite head of a priest, fourth century BC; and a thirteen-inch bronze mirror from the fifteenth century BC.
Lloyd's of London is offering a reward of up to &dollar;50,000 for the safe return of the objects or information leading to their recovery.        
Vasarely at odds with his own foundation    
Victor Vasarely, age eighty-six, leading optical artist of the 1960s and 1970s, author of very numerous brightly coloured geometrical trompe l'oeil works and large scale State commissions, has declared legal war on the president of his own <head>arts</head>foundation at Aix-en-Provence, Charles Debbasch.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40206" docsrc="bnc_CKW_1938">
<context>
Until mid-Month Galerie 15 present a group of unpublished sculpture by Yvan Messac while works recently shown at the Sandro Chia retrospective at the Berlin Nationalgalerie can be seen at Thaddeus Ropac until 10 April.
On the same date the exhibition of Ray Smith's sculpture also closes at that space.
Finally Zabriskie shows the work of Pascal Kern which explores and combines the traditions of photography, sculpture and printing.        
BERLIN    
Aufschwung Ost    
Early Sigmar Polke at Brunnet    
In April Franck + Schulte is showing &bquo;Black Series&equo; and &bquo;Basics on Composition&equo; by the Austrian Helmut Federle.
In response to the large-scale survey of American art of the twentieth century at the Martin-Gropius-Bau (8 May-25 July) the gallery plans a show in May with one of their American artists.
Iris von der Tann also offers a combination of older and thoroughly contemporary American <head>art</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.40209" docsrc="bnc_CAC_89">
<context>
Also known as the COCKATRICE it has a cock's comb on its head and it is born from an egg laid by a rooster and hatched by a snake.
Although its body was serpentine it moved, not by slithering along the ground, but by rearing the forward half of its body along in a coil.
Pliny said, &bquo;all other serpents do flee from it and are afraid&equo;.
One baleful glance from its enormous eyes could kill, as would its touch, while its breath would kill even birds which flew far overhead.
Beaumont speaks of the &bquo;basilisk's death-dealing eye&equo; in  The Woman Hater  , and in Christian art it was the absolute symbol of evil and sin:      
&hellip; like a boar    
Plunging his tusk in mastiff's gore,    
Or basilisk, when roused, whose breath    
Teeth, sting and eyeballs are all death.       
KING  The <head>Art</head>of Love          
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</instance>

<instance id="art.40212" docsrc="bnc_ARC_911">
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The university share of higher-education students should rise from 55 per cent to 60 per cent; existing universities should therefore be enlarged, six new universities created, and ten existing institutions (or federations) within the public sector promoted to university status.
The age participation rate (roughly, the proportion of eighteen-year-olds going on into full-time higher education) would advance from 8 to 17 per cent.
Five new high-powered centres of scientific and technological education and research (on the model of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) should be created.
There should be more graduate work generally, and an increase in the number of undergraduate courses covering wider fields of study.
A new Ministry of <head>Arts</head>and Sciences should be created to superintend this new empire, separated from the Ministry of Education and assuming that Ministry's current responsibilities for the research councils, the Arts Council, and similar bodies.    
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My next effort was a &bquo;coffee table&equo; book on English Sporting Prints, also out of print, and, in my hundredth year I am trying to complete a Catalogue of English Sporting Prints c.1750&ndash;1880, promised twenty years ago.
I have been making notes on these for more than seventy years in the interest of my work as a cataloguer and expert at the Print Department.    
The meteoric rise in the popularity of Modern Art left my position at Sotheby's much undermined.
I could never hope to keep pace with or understand it.
I found myself superseded by much younger men, and so resigned and was duly pensioned off.
It has been said that old age comes as a surprise: I was then eighty but had yet to realise it.
My next move was to persuade Miss Hildegard Fritz-Denneville to be finally independent and join her in partnership as an <head>art</head>dealer, starting a new career.
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<instance id="art.40218" docsrc="bnc_BNP_958">
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By the time it had been carefully re-written, my feature described in glowing terms the &bquo;Hollywood film-set scenery&equo; (but no mention of  The Good, The Bad and The Ugly   and &bquo;exotic cuisine&equo; (on the strength of a passable chicken tikka masala eaten at a restaurant some distance from the hotel).    
Just remember that next time you are tempted to book a holiday on the strength of something you read in one of the Sunday supplements.          
Portrait of the month    
Steve Goodall    
George Bush    
He flew to Japan ion search of trade concessions and amazed the world with his rendition of that old favourite,  If You Spewed Sushi Like I Spewed Sushi  .
On his return to the States he discovered that the recession had not ended, but his chances of re-election probably had.
George Bush is our man of the month, but only because we're not American          
Charivari    
Punch's weekly guide to the <head>arts</head> , entertainment, media and more&hellip;        
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Latin American art has been undergoing such a review both from within Latin America itself and from elsewhere, with several exhibitions and books on the subject in the last few years in Europe and the US.
That there should be an issue of the  Oxford Art Journal   devoted to Latin American art is itself testimony to the success of such efforts.    
But new categories can in turn prove to be exclusive.
Within the field of Latin American art as a whole there are still many individual artists who have not received the attention they deserve because their work does not seem to fit into any larger pattern.
In the case of the work of the Mexican Alberto Gironella, the reason would seem to be precisely because of his insistent concentration on <head>art</head>of a very different category &mdash; that of Spain during the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, particularly court portraiture.
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Since a variety of different routes into the city had to be accommodated and since the planners envisaged a station of massive proportions a central city site proved impossible.
It was also to be a station for the motor-car age, situated on ample land with large car-parks.
A large number of architects and designers were involved, but none the less the result was stunning.
The front consisted of the largest of all station arched fa&ccedil;ades with tall windows separated by ribs, the whole giving the impression of an enormous speaker of a contemporary radio set.
Inside, the semicircular concourse was decorated with remarkable mosaics by Winold Reiss, illustrative of the industries, arts, and people of Cincinnati.
Lights and counters followed graceful <head>Art</head>Deco curves and doors in banded woods were surmounted by representations of the exterior of the building.
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CLT, a Luxembourg radio station, took a stake in Humphrey Barclay, another small independent.
Westinghouse, an American electronics conglomerate, is teaming up with Richard Branson's Virgin, a producer of records and television.    
To pitch franchise bids correctly, firms need to be expert market-forecasters as well as programmers.
By the time new licensees start broadcasting in 1993, ITV stations will no longer enjoy a monopoly.
Satellite channels already claim 1.2m subscribers, and Britain's cable-television operators another 115,000.
Both numbers are expected to grow rapidly.
Still interested?          
Snooze-along    
AS THE number of television channels grows in countries such as Britain, more and cheaper programmes are needed to fill them.
Enter <head>Art</head>of Landscape, a no-script, no-actors alternative to game shows and repeats.
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<instance id="art.40230" docsrc="bnc_AM6_482">
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Many writers interested in these phenomena tend to specialise either in child play or in the arts, the former finding clues in the activity which relate to child development, the latter establishing art as an enhancement of what is good and beautiful.
Narrowing the field to either one or the other of these, has sometimes trapped the theoreticians into claiming that they have identified a defining characteristic of their field.
For instance, Arnaud Reid (1982), in arguing that what all the variety of art forms have in common is the requirement of &bquo;aesthetic intention&equo;, explains:    
For &mdash; cutting straight through the recurring controversies about whether, because of the varieties of the <head>arts</head>and of the infinity of differences between different individual works, &bquo;art&equo; can be &bquo;defined&equo; &mdash; one thing, I think, is clear.
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The fall of Tarentum in 272 BC and the ravages of the wars of the Romans against Pyrrhus of Epirus, conducted in south-east Italy, led to the decline of the Greek cities of southern Italy and Sicily.
Pliny perhaps had this in mind when he wrote that art ceased in 296 BC.
Archaeological evidence points to a slightly later break, with a gap in the production of fine pottery, paintings and metalware from about 250 to 210 BC.
It may also be argued that Roman military advances effectively changed the artistic map of Italy.
Roads built to reach newly founded Roman colonies and to transport armies by-passed long-established cultural centres, leaving them to decay.
Other new centres were to flourish.    
The horizons of Roman taste were revolutionised by Marcus Claudius Marcellus' sack of Syracuse, the last independent city of Sicily, in 211 BC.
Syracuse had long been ruled by tyrants who patronised the <head>arts</head>and sciences.
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THE WORLD'S highest auction price for a work of art, the &pound;30.2m paid for Van Gogh's Irises, was achieved after the auctioneers, Sotheby's, had advanced half the money to Alan Bond, the Australian entrepreneur, it was revealed yesterday.    
Michael Cross, speaking on behalf of Mr Bond, who bought the picture at Sotheby's in 1987, confirmed to The Independent that &bquo;Sotheby's approached us and offered us a loan facility against the picture.&equo;
The loan covered 50 per cent of the purchase price, he said, and the amount outstanding was now &bquo;significantly less than 50 per cent&equo;.    
Mr Cross is managing director of Dallhold Investments, Mr Bond's private holding company through which he owns shares in Bond Corporation, Bond International Gold and other companies, as well as an extensive <head>art</head>collection.
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Those with a broad view of the university system see another factor as more important: that the lowering of standards applies not only to students but also to teachers.
Quadrupling the number of academics in 15 years   inevitably   led to some appointments of people &bquo;not of the first rank&equo;, as some politely express themselves.    
Many academics, being civil servants, have secure jobs guaranteed for life.
Moreover, legislation associated with improving workers' rights in Germany took control many of the important details of university life, such as departmental policy and appointments, out of the hands of the heads of departments and transferred them to committees of faculty members at all levels.
In <head>arts</head>and social science   particularly  , this led to appointments made for political rather than academic reasons.
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<instance id="art.40243" docsrc="bnc_BM4_1744">
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Other reports were given by secretary Robert Broderick, treasurer Michael Saltmarsh, Pilgrim's group leader Patricia Saltmarsh and Diane Loosemoore who appealed for more helpers for the Junior Church.    
William Brautigan outlined the good progress being made by the church book stall, Peter Fitzmaurice reported on social events and Muriel Brautigan gave details as to the use of a &pound;1,500 charitable donation and outlined arrangements for the next Deanery Pilgrimage, which will be to Bath on May 27th.    
Elizabeth Wills reported first on the local Mothers' Union, now in abeyance, and then on the Scramblers group and deanery synod matters, while the final report came from Doris Martin on flower arrangements.    
In his address, Mr. Noyce stressed the importance of everyone's efforts, giving special thanks to outgoing churchwardens Robert Parker and Richard Platts.          
<head>Art</head>exhibition catches the imagination    
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 The Tabard, Bedford Park, London: exterior and interiors   (Rebecca Katkin).        
THE INTER-WAR PUB  Alan Powers      
The history of the inter-war pub stems from the beginning of state interference under the Central Control Board (Liquor Traffic) set up in 1915.
This established licensing hours for the first time, and put brewers on the defensive.
The prohibitionist thinking which affected America in the 1920s was not without supporters in Britain, and the practical result in architecture was that pubs emphasised their domestic image, and encouraged the serving of more food, as against the all-male tradition of &bquo;vertical drinking&equo; at a bar.
New styles of management, in an <head>Arts</head>and Crafts setting, were tried out in the state-owned pubs in Gretna and Carlisle during the war.    
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Mr Clarke said that he commented to his wife: &bquo;That must be the reason why he came across.
He's come to help her.&equo;        
Farmer's fight for bronzes hits setback    
By GERALDINE NORMAN    
A SUFFOLK farmer trying to recover a hoard of Romano-British bronzes, which he claims were illicitly excavated from his land, has been told that the Office of Arts and Libraries cannot help him, writes Geraldine Norman.    
John Browning, whose farm at Icklingham, near Bury St Edmunds, covers the site of a Roman villa, saw Charles Henderson, head of the office, yesterday.
He was told that the government department, with general responsibility for <head>arts</head>policy, has no means of helping him to reclaim the bronzes from the Ariadne Galleries in New York.    
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His strategy against D.T. was based on a thorough study of dozens of its
games, he said, including its notorious whippings of the grandmasters Bent
Larsen of Denmark and Robert Byrne of the U.S..  Mr. Kasparov was
underwhelmed.  ``The computer's mind is too straight, too primitive,''
lacking the intuition and creativity needed to reach the top, he said.  The
champion apparently was not worried at all about D.T.'s strong points.  Its
chief builder, Taiwan-born Feng-hsiung Hsu, nicknamed his brainchild ``the
Weasel'' for its tactical flair at wriggling out of horrible positions.
D.T. also has a prodigious and flawless memory, is utterly fearless, and
could n't be distracted by the sexy nude sculptures spread around the
playing hall, in the New York Academy of <head>Art</head>.
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Mr. Paul says he had not one but four advisers and that he never bid
impulsively.  After all, he had the counsel of ``curators from the most
reputable museums in the world.'' He says he expects to sell the collection
-- including the controversial Rubens -- ``carefully and prudently, just as
it was put together.'' But in art-world parlance, Mr. Paul's holdings are ``
burnt.'' That is, he is being compelled to put them on the market too soon,
and has already gotten offers that are less than he paid for some of the
art works.  ``After a few years, you can argue there has been natural
appreciation,'' says Susan Theran, the publisher of Leonard's Annual Price
Index of <head>Art</head> Auctions.
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The loss of 40 jobs by a depressed county in rural Missouri is hardly of
national importance except for this: If the most environmentally safe way
of dealing with a national problem can not be built in Atchinson County,
what hope have we for dealing with the wastes our economy produces?  After
all, farmers here work with ``hazardous'' chemicals every day, many of them
the same chemicals that would have been destroyed in the incinerator.  We
know they are dangerous, but if handled with care, their benefits far
outweigh any risk to the environment.  Just because Stamford, Conn., High
School did nothing when its valuable 1930s mural was thrown in the trash
does n't mean the city no longer owns the work of <head>art</head>, a
federal judge ruled.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30013" docsrc="wsj_1928.mrg_1">
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A reflective and growing consensus of Americans clearly wishes to apply the
right to privacy in contraceptive matters (decided in the Griswold case) to
abortion as well.  One can understand Mr. Bork's fear that the new right to
privacy will become intolerably stretched, though a Supreme Court composed
of men and women with realism, guts and a sense of limits should be able to
manage it.  What is certain is that if Americans allow another happening
like the degrading Bork confirmation circus, it will be at their peril.
Mr. Lerner is a writer and historian living in New York.  Sotheby's Inc.,
the world's biggest auction house, is taking a huge Wall Street-style risk
on the outcome of the sale of <head>art</head> from the estate of
John T. Dorrance Jr., the Campbell Soup Co. heir.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30016" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_91">
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``I 'm forever dumbfounded by what I see making these high prices.''
Jonathan H. Kress, the son of the painting's former owner, Mrs. Rush Kress,
dismisses the price talk as ``sour grapes.'' Dealers contemptuous of the
purchase price, he says, were themselves interested in buying the Rubens
but lost out.  Mr. Paul, for his part, defends the Rubens price, saying a
lot of the experts have never seen the thing itself.  ``Most of them were
n't even born the last time the painting was displayed publicly,'' he says.
<head>Art</head> prices are skyrocketing, but a good deal of
legerdemain is involved in compiling statistics on sales.
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``The Thief and the Dogs'' is a pioneering work, the first
stream-of-consciousness novel in Arabic, but it is likely to disappoint
Western readers.  The 1981 novel ``Wedding Song'' also is experimental, and
another badly aimed bullet.  The story of a playwright's stage debut
unfolds in first-person monologues, in the manner of Faulkner's ``The Sound
and the Fury.'' But the device obscures more than it illuminates.  Buried
in the work is a meditation on the morality of art, and on the struggle for
integrity in an unfair world.  But again, the themes get tangled in Mr.
Mahfouz's elliptical storytelling.  The indirectness of his later work
reflects both an appetite for new genres and the hazards of
<head>art</head> in the Arab world.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30022" docsrc="wsj_0976.mrg_15">
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Sunday, Oct. 29, 10-11 p.m. EST, on Showtime (repeated Nov. 2, 6, 11 and 15):
``The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde.'' Fans of Anthony Andrews (``
Brideshead Revisited'') will relish watching him play the title role (s) in
the 19th-century Robert Louis Stevenson pre-Freudian drama of schizoid
horror.  Monday, Oct. 30, 10-11 p.m. EST, on PBS: ``Journey Into Sleep.'' I
promise you will stay awake through this intriguing documentary about the
science of sleep.  Wednesday, Nov. 1, 9-10:30 p.m. EST, on PBS: ``Thomas
Hart Benton.'' Critical opinion is divided about the success of Benton's
populist defiance of modernist <head>art</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30025" docsrc="wsj_0434.mrg_2">
<context>
David R. Jackson, formerly vice president, managing director of corporate
communications for Maxwell Communication Inc., was named vice president and
assistant to the chairman of this maker of alcoholic beverages and consumer
products.  Your Oct. 4 front page noted that British lawyers have to wear
wigs in court and that these wigs are made from horses 'tails.  Do you
think the British know something that we do n't?  Yale Jay Lubkin Owings, Md.
Applause for ``Sometimes, Talk Is the Best Medicine,'' in your Oct. 5
Marketplace section.  Indeed, the ``<head>art</head> of doctoring''
does contribute to better health results and discourages unwarranted
malpractice litigation.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30028" docsrc="wsj_0800.mrg_24">
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Acquired from Carisbrook Holdings U.K. Ltd., a company owned by Australian
financier Robert Holmes a Court, the stake was apparently the first of its
kind for Aska, an entity separate from Aichi.  And the acquisition, which
made Aska one of Christies 'top five shareholders, left many people
wondering who this man was and what his intentions were.  ``We 're an
investor,'' Mr. Morishita says, sitting back in his purple gallery filled
with some 20 Monets and Renoirs.  ``In the long run, the -LCB- stock -RCB-
prices will go up.'' It's not clear whether Aska plans to buy more shares.
But Christies, Mr. Morishita insists, is happy to see him become a
long-term stockholder.  Mr. Morishita considers himself a connoisseur of
<head>art</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30031" docsrc="wsj_1928.mrg_22">
<context>
When Christie's officials asked why the firm was n't picked to sell the
Dorrance collection, representatives of the Dorrance family ``told us it
was a question of financial considerations,'' said Michael Findlay, Christie
's head of impressionist and modern paintings.  Collectors who have made
their money on Wall Street have become an increasingly important part of
the art business and their money has helped fuel the art boom, but recently
it appears Sotheby's has been returning the compliment.  In November 1987,
Sotheby's essentially offered a Wall Street-style ``bridge loan'' of about $
27 million to Australian businessman Alan Bond to enable him to purchase
Vincent van Gogh's ``Irises'' for $53.9 million.  It was the highest bid in
history for a work of <head>art</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30034" docsrc="wsj_2113.mrg_96">
<context>
Salomon Brothers Inc., the investment-banking firm, in its annual tally of
investment returns, reported that old masters appreciated 51 % in the year
ended June 1, the greatest return of any of 13 assets it tracked.  (
Impressionist and modern paintings, not tracked by Salomon, are ranked even
higher at 74 % by Sotheby's.) Salomon, moreover, gets its data on art
appreciation from Sotheby's, whose prices go up with clients like Mr. Paul
in its thrall.  The percentages omit from consideration the many paintings
that go begging at auction.  <head>Art</head> indexes track winners,
not losers.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30037" docsrc="wsj_0800.mrg_26">
<context>
``We 're an investor,'' Mr. Morishita says, sitting back in his purple
gallery filled with some 20 Monets and Renoirs.  ``In the long run, the
-LCB- stock -RCB- prices will go up.'' It's not clear whether Aska plans to
buy more shares.  But Christies, Mr. Morishita insists, is happy to see him
become a long-term stockholder.  Mr. Morishita considers himself a
connoisseur of art.  In 30 years of collecting impressionist and Japanese
paintings, he has acquired 600 items, he says, enough to persuade him to
start a museum next year.  He says he spent $300 million on his
<head>art</head> business this year.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30040" docsrc="wsj_2149.mrg_43">
<context>
In the end, after meeting with the former housekeeper, Stevens sits by the
seashore at dusk, thinking of her and of his employer, and declares ``I
trusted.  I trusted in his lordship's wisdom ....  I ca n't even say I made
my own mistakes.  Really -- one has to ask oneself -- what dignity is there
in that?'' The loyal servant has come full circle.  What is greatness?
What is dignity?  We understand such rueful wisdom must be retrospective:
The owl of Minerva only spreads her wings at dusk.  But as ``The Remains of
the Day'' so eloquently demonstrates with quiet virtuosity, such wisdom can
be movingly embodied in <head>art</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30043" docsrc="wsj_0909.mrg_13">
<context>
Surviving scandal has become a rite of political passage at a time when a
glut of scandal has blunted this town's sensibility.  Let the president
demand strict new ethics rules: With four sitting House members accused of
sexual misdeeds, amid the unfolding HUD scandal and after the Wright debacle,
``people are slightly dulled by scandal,'' says political humorist Art
Buchwald.  ``It now takes something really weird to inspire public outrage.''
Not all the scandal-tripped have enjoyed soft landings.  But many have.  ``
These people bounce back more resiliently than regular people,'' says
Washington writer Suzanne Garment, who is working on a history of
post-Watergate scandal.  Given their own penchant for book writing, it is
surprising that none of the masters of scandal survival have yet published
a guide to the <head>art</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30046" docsrc="wsj_1465.mrg_2">
<context>
``The coupon was raised to induce some of the big players on the fence to
come in,'' said a spokesman for Donaldson.  ``We put a price on the deal
that the market required to get it done.'' The spokesman said the issue was
sold out and met with strong interest abroad, particularly from Japanese
investors.  In the secondary, or resale, market, junk bonds closed 1 2
point higher, while investment-grade corporate bonds fell 1 8 to 1 4 point.
Sotheby's Inc.'s gamble in the art-dealing business appears to have paid off.
The New York arm of the London-based auction house auctioned off the estate
of John T. Dorrance Jr., the Campbell's Soup Co. heir, for $131 million
last week, a record for a single-owner <head>art</head> collection.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30050" docsrc="wsj_0450.mrg_26">
<context>
Although Heathrow authorities have been watching a group of allegedly
crooked baggage handlers for some time, the Gauguin may be ``lost.'' Chief
Inspector Peter Seacomb of the Criminal Investigation Department at the
airport said, ``It is not uncommon for property to be temporarily mislaid
or misrouted.'' Officials at the University of Virginia Art Museum
certainly would agree.  Their museum had purchased an Attic black-figured
column krater and shipped it from London.  It was reported stolen in
transit en route to Washington, D.C., in February.  Months later, the Greek
vase arrived in good condition at the museum in Charlottesville, having
inexplicably traveled by a circuitous route through Nairobi.  Two Mexican
college dropouts, not professional <head>art</head> thieves, have
been arrested for a 1985 Christmas Eve burglary from the National Museum of
Anthropology in Mexico City.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30053" docsrc="wsj_2055.mrg_36">
<context>
It also intends to set up an international wholesale market with the
Singapore government next May and to open a department store in Bangkok and
shopping centers in Malaysia, Taiwan, Canada, Chicago and Seattle by
December 1990.  The chain currently has 90 retail outlets in Japan, seven
in the U.S., three in Hong Kong and a dozen more scattered around the globe.
Major European auction houses are turning increasingly to specialized sales.
Christie's will soon have a sale of Dada and Symbolist art while Sotheby's
is luring collectors with sales of Swiss, German, Spanish, Australian and
Canadian paintings.  In Brussels, Hotel de Ventes Horta auctioned pistols
and sabers - along with paintings and jewels.  Berlin's Villa Grisebach
will auction <head>art</head> works with pre-sale estimates of less
than $1,600 on Nov. 25.
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</instance>

<instance id="art.30056" docsrc="wsj_1928.mrg_42">
<context>
In such situations, he says, the house ``is going to put the best light on
things.'' For example, an auction house's comments on the condition of a
work of art that is up for sale should be looked at with ``very open eyes,''
he says.  ``There's more and more of this cash-up-front going on at every
level,'' says Bruce Miller, president of Art Funding Corp., an art lender.
Dealers and auction houses ``know if they do n't lay out a half a million
for this, another one will; it's that competitive.'' In January, two small
New York galleries, the Coe Kerr Gallery and Beadleston Fine Arts, snatched
a major <head>art</head> collection owned by the Askin family away
from rival auction-house bidders with an up-front payment of about $25
million.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="art.30060" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_1">
<context>
That response annoyed Rep. Markey, House aides said, and the congressman
snapped back that there had been enough studies of the issue and that it
was time for action on the matter.  Fifteen of the 26 subcommittee members
attended the hearing, most notably Rep. John Dingell (D., Mich.), the full
House Energy and Commerce Committee chairman, who has been willing to let
Mr. Markey carry the legislation in recent months.  Mr. Dingell expressed
concern, sources said, about jurisdictional problems in regulating program
trading, which uses futures to offset stock trades.  The futures industry
is regulated by the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, which reports to
the Agriculture committees in both houses.  The <head>art</head> of
change-ringing is peculiar to the English, and, like most English
peculiarities, unintelligible to the rest of the world.
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</instance>

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<instance id="authority.40003" docsrc="bnc_ABM_33">
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People are sensible to ignore these fruitless attempts at philosophy and &bquo;content themselves with daily experience&equo; and common sense, even if this is merely &bquo;feeding upon acorns&equo;.
In the hope of rectifying this unsatisfactory state of affairs, Hobbes aimed to lay bare &bquo;elements&equo; or seeds from which &bquo;pure and true&equo; philosophy might grow, if carefully cultivated by a method which he will describe.
&bquo;Most men wander out of the way, and fall into error for want of method, as it were for want of sowing and planting, that is, of improving the reason.&equo;
Given a method, we can avoid mistaken ideas which, confirmed by the authority of the past, have taken deep root, like weeds in men's minds.    
Hobbes's references to previous lack of philosophical progress and the disputatious wrangling of the prevailing scholastic philosophy, and his distaste for ideas based solely on the foundation of <head>authority</head> , are all reminiscent of Bacon.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40006" docsrc="bnc_AK9_1396">
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Schools which have opted out since the reform was introduced in 1989 have had full control of their budgets, and have applied for major grants direct from Whitehall.    
Now they will be given even more freedom &mdash; they may change their characters if they wish to do so.
This has led to predictions that a large number of new grammar schools may be created.    
A new Bill will be introduced to prevent hostile local authorities from making life difficult for schools which want to opt out.
For example, they will be prevented from spending public money on campaigns to stop them.
In other areas of education, there will be more sweeping changes.    
Schools will be inspected regularly by privatised inspection services chosen by the head teacher and governess.    
Parents will be given simple, straightforward details of the inspectors' findings.    
<head>Authority</head>by authority, league tables of examination results will be published.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40010" docsrc="bnc_B07_246">
<context>
Whatever the basis of allocation, small service points will need an additional weighting if they are to maintain a reasonable range of materials.    
Nearly all authorities &mdash; even the most decentralized &mdash; reserve some money under central control to purchase material which the zones do not want, or cannot afford, or simply as a fund to cover emergencies.
This allocation is variously known as the contingency fund or the reserve (or in at least one authority as &bquo;the slosh&equo;).
Such an allocation commonly absorbs about 10%&ndash;20% of the bookfund.    
As suggested above, rather more control over policy can be maintained if allocation is by criteria other than geographical ones, and many <head>authorities</head>allocate at least part of their bookfunds on the basis of function, user groups, or formats of material.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40013" docsrc="bnc_B3F_76">
<context>
He saved one of the Signals Waafs from getting into trouble through not turning up for duty on time, simply by staying at his post until she finally did appear.
It was one of those nights when there was a great deal of weather outside, and the girl in question, we knew, had spent the evening in the village pub with a group of others, male and female, from the station.
When she didn't appear, we thought she was having bicycle trouble and was having to walk.
What actually happened was that she somehow became separated from the others, decided to walk to work and fell in a ditch on her way up the hill.
At 2am this terrible object loomed in the doorway, soaking wet and stone-cold sober, with the beginnings of a beautiful black eye.
Somehow we got her mopped up and dried off, changed into dry clothes and made to look presentable in case any nosey parker in <head>authority</head>happened to look in.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40016" docsrc="bnc_A15_111">
<context>
The BMC have sought clarification from the organisers and from Ben Moon; as we went to press no reply had been received.
The matter was due to be reviewed at meetings of the Competition Committee and the Management Committee, where any ban would be ratified.    
BMC General Secretary Derek Walker would not speculate on the outcome of these meetings, adding: &bquo;It would be wrong for me to pre-empt any decision of the Management Committee.
There will be one group within the BMC and climbing that will say it wasn't really a competition and that the rule was invented for television spectaculars.
The other view is that we've got a rule and we've got to stick to it.&equo;    
Yet the BMC will feel uncomfortable whichever option they follow.
They will not wish to devalue their <head>authority</head>by failing to apply a ban, but they will also wish to avoid alienating competition climbers.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40019" docsrc="bnc_CS7_790">
<context>
The DMT was aware of the existence of the concept of a comprehensive inter-agency service, but knew that if they were to test the feasibility of implementing it, &bquo;it would take an enormous amount of time&equo;.    
Nevertheless the hospital beds and places to be opened in London were seen as facilitating the further development of comprehensive community services.
They were thus known by the name of &bquo;enabling schemes&equo;.
As officers were to acknowledge in the formal consultation document on closure in 1986, community mental health services were not all in place in the Riverside District, but the underlying objective of the strategy, to release resources to fund community service developments, had been achieved.    
The negotiations that were taking place between the health <head>authority</head>and other organizations chiefly involved the other branches of the NHS.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40022" docsrc="bnc_CBR_71">
<context>
In very general terms, what has characterized recent tendencies in the theoretical study and the practical teaching of language has been a distrust of authority and of the rules and conventions through which it is exercised.
Thus in the theoretical study of language the deference previously accorded to analysis and explanation by the informed observer has been questioned in favour of an uncommitted approach to enquiry, without preconception and without privilege, into the ways in which participants negotiate their own conditions for achieving their purposes.
And in language teaching, the idea that the teacher should direct the progress of learners has been questioned on the grounds that such direction impedes the natural process of learning.
In both theoretical and practical domains, therefore, the exercise of <head>authority</head>is seen to result in the artificial manipulation of the actuality of experience.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40025" docsrc="bnc_ADH_353">
<context>
There was a tendency in the later Greek world or in Merovingian Gaul and Anglo-Saxon or Norman England for the name of the moneyer or responsible official to appear prominently in the legend.
But even more remarkable is the case of the Roman Republic, where for a century designs referring to the moneyers completely supplanted the symbols of the state; the moneyers had the freedom to choose their own personal designs, such as family achievements or origins (see fig. 15).
A similar state of affairs had existed only at the very dawn of coinage when, in a number of areas including Asia Minor or Athens, a variety of personal designs had appeared, perhaps implying that for a short time after its inception coinage was sometimes produced on the <head>authority</head>of prominent individuals rather than of the state.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40028" docsrc="bnc_ALT_564">
<context>
The Pope implied that apostolic or divine inspiration had led to the crowning, Charles was therefore &bquo;crowned by God&equo;.
This side-stepped the legal aspects of the coronation, for the combined nations of Europe might have chosen to elect an emperor by some other means &mdash; though undoubtedly this person would have been Charles.
In the long term the crowning of Charles by Leo III led to an increasing papal claim to power over the imperial ruler of the West, but short-term benefits to Charles were clear.
In addition to being elected King of the Franks, and overlord of vast territories in Europe, Charles was now divinely crowned.
He did not hesitate to emphasise his <head>authority</head>in religious matters, which were already such an integral part of his system of government.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40031" docsrc="bnc_CJ2_452">
<context>
With each group possessing its own goals, vision of the war's purpose and views as to how it should be fought, &bquo;Republican&equo; unity during the early months of the war was agonizingly difficult to achieve.    
The forces of Nationalist Spain represented a coalition too: of military insurgents, Falangists, Carlists, Alfonsist monarchists, CEDA supporters, and assorted independent conservatives, Catholics and opportunists.
Consciousness of this fact, plus a desire to court moderate Republican opinion, ensured that early rebel pronouncements were limited to vague calls for the prevention of left-wing revolution, the maintenance of national unity and the restoration of <head>authority</head> ; beyond that it remained unclear whether the rising, if successful, would produce a conservative, more authoritarian republic, a monarchist restoration, a military dictatorship or perhaps even an out-and-out fascist state.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40034" docsrc="bnc_AHF_809">
<context>
A scheme to help the unemployed homeless find a job and accommodation, pioneered in London by The Industrial Society and major employers, is to be extended to Bristol, Edinburgh, Hull and Southend in Essex.        
Pilots ejected too soon, say villagers    
By Michael Fleet    
RELIEF, anger and fear were felt yesterday in the scattered communities near the factory car park where an American EF-111 jet crashed on Thursday just yards from where 45 people were working.    
Many locals were angry that the pilot and his electronic warfare officer ejected from their crashing plane too soon to ensure it would not hit buildings at Barton Hartshorn, near Buckingham.    
Mrs Margaret Charles, living 200 yards from the crash, said: &bquo;I am furious because I do not think pilots should just bale out and let the plane go on and crash into a village.
I am still very shaken and will be taking it up with the American <head>authorities</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40037" docsrc="bnc_ANH_452">
<context>
Here the normal justification thesis establishes the credentials of John and Ruth as authorities in their fields.
But whether or not there is a complete justification for me to regard their advice or instructions as guides to my conduct in the way I regard a binding authoritative directive depends on my other goals.
In such cases while talking of a person as being an authority one refrains from talking of him as in authority over oneself, and avoids regarding his advice or instructions as binding, even when, given one's goals, one ought to treat it in exactly the same way as one treats a binding authoritative directive.    
My proposed account of authority is not even an account of the meaning of the phrase &bquo;X has authority over Y&equo;.
It is an account of legitimate <head>authority</head> , whereas the phrase is often used to refer to  de facto   authorities.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40040" docsrc="bnc_CN2_811">
<context>
Alternative methods of achieving the same objective should be sought and the problem should not be allowed to rest until a satisfactory solution is found.    
The manner and extent to which safety recommendations are followed up is an area where there is considerable room for improvement on the part of the many regulating authorities who have to some extent misjudged the degree of public anxiety on this subject.
The one basic justification for the existence of all the different modes of activity of the regulating authorities &mdash; personnel licensing, airworthiness, air traffic control, aerodrome standards, etc. &mdash; is to achieve that necessary standard of safety.
Even so, there is still a strong case for the regulating <head>authorities</head>to maintain one office whose sole job is to seek out weakness, anticipate encroachments on the standard of safety and to take action before the hazard becomes dangerous.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40043" docsrc="bnc_CRD_139">
<context>
Yet under the Act the Central Authority had clear responsibility for coordination and financial policy, and to enforce its powers it had, in the last resort, powers of direction, though only the Minister had powers of dismissal.
The Authority also had specific powers over the retail tariffs and labour relations machinery of the Area Boards.      
The fourteen Area Board chairmen were men of some seniority and experience.
Five of the initial appointees were from supply companies, five from public electricity authorities, while one was from the engineering industry, two from the trade unions and one from the civil service.
The ones who served on the Organising Committee and the embryo Central <head>Authority</head> , and the remainder who joined them on appointment later in 1947, were quite clear that they would not give up their statutorily entrenched independence to Citrine and Self.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40046" docsrc="bnc_CGE_1807">
<context>
Is Paul saying, now you are a Christian, you may be in a dead-end job, but you'd better grin and bear it?
Is Paul just spiritualising the everyday drudgery?
Can't we smell the opiate of the people again?
Is this his way of keeping the masses down by spiritualising their lot?        
Dead-end job    
Jack is a plant manager.
In his case, that's an up-market name for a caretaker.
He does more than an ordinary caretaker would do at the small plastics company where he has worked for years.
But Jack is bored with what he does.
At his age, and where he lives, he doesn't really have much hope of getting anything more advanced, though he is certainly intelligent and able.
The trouble is, he lets his frustration get the better of him sometimes and snarls and snaps at anyone who is not too much in <head>authority</head>over him.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40049" docsrc="bnc_ANH_313">
<context>
Because the reasons against the acceptance of authority vary it is not possible to discover in advance how strong the reasons for acceptance of the authority need be to be sufficient.    
Some reasons against the acceptance of authority pertain, with varying force, to many situations.
One recurring kind of reason against accepting the authority of one person or institution is that there is another person or institution with a better claim to be recognized as an authority.
The claim of the second is a reason against accepting the claim of the first only when the two authorities are incompatible, as are the claims of two governments to be legitimate governments of one country.
Sometimes there are two compatible <head>authorities</head>whose powers overlap, as is the case with the authority of both parents over their children.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40052" docsrc="bnc_A2P_237">
<context>
During conference debate on industrial law, Brenda Dean, general secretary of the print union Sogat, attacked Mr Maxwell over the treatment of over 100 workers at the Nuffield Press in Oxford who, she said, had to agree to individual contracts or be sacked at the end of the week.
They had been told their union was no longer recognised.        
Inspectors of schools &bquo;poorly equipped for curriculum&equo;    
By PETER WILBY    
SCHOOL INSPECTORS employed by local authorities are poorly equipped for their future role of monitoring the national curriculum, a report from the Audit Commission for Local Authorities says today.    
In some authorities, the inspectors &mdash; who are quite separate from Her Majesty's Inspectorate &mdash; spend as little as 3 per cent of their time on direct observation of classrooms.
<head>Authorities</head>often had little idea how inspectors were spending their time, the commission reports.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40055" docsrc="bnc_B1U_807">
<context>
In 1981, the government re-affirmed its emphasis on economically-orientated projects within the Urban Programme &mdash; a trend made much more probable in that, particularly within the Partnerships, local Chambers of Commerce were invited to comment on programme submissions.
Throughout the 1980s there was also a gradual change in the list of qualifying councils.
By 1987, 55 Urban Programme authorities had been designated (see Figure 1, p. xi) (DoE and DE, 1987).    
By 1987, 57 local authorities were requested to submit Inner Area Programmes which were to outline the objectives of Urban Programme funding, and to indicate how other funding programmes dovetailed into Urban Programme activities (DoE, 1989).
Of these 57 <head>authorities</head> , 32 had been Partnership or Programme councils, and the remainder had a lower status either as Other Designated Districts or benefited from the traditional Urban Programme from which very many councils had gained some, often limited resources.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40059" docsrc="bnc_CFB_1428">
<context>
THE future of services for the mentally ill in mid Essex seems to have been decided with plans for a merger with the area's community health NHS trust.    
However, many within the Mid Essex Mental Health Services Unit remain deeply unhappy about being refused a merger with the larger hospital trust based at Broomfield in Chelmsford.    
&bquo;We are the reluctant bride in this union,&equo; said one senior manager.    
MEMHS, which employs 180 staff and cares for those suffering from mental illness in the district, first applied to become a NHS trust in its own right last year.    
After this was refused it proposed a merger with the Mid Essex Hospital Trust with which it works closely.
This, too, was discouraged by the Department of Health and North East Thames Regional Health <head>Authority</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40062" docsrc="bnc_CKW_1620">
<context>
Conversely, if the UK limit is lower than the EC limit, the exporter of an item valued at or above the UK limit has to use the UK application form.
This would be the case with architectural and scientific drawings, which are zero-rated under the UK system, but subject to a &pound;11,900 limit under EC legislation.
Again if the object has been in the country for more than fifty years, the Waverley procedure is triggered.    
The DNH will issue a licence only if the object was in the UK on1 January 1993 and thereafter &bquo;lawfully and definitively located&equo;.
If the object has been imported for sale and is accompanied by the appropriate papers from another member State, there is no problem.
If it is not, the department will make enquiries with the competent <head>authorities</head>in other member states, asking them to reply within five working days.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40065" docsrc="bnc_A6M_227">
<context>
The first French post at St Louis was established as early as 1638.
The residents of St Louis and the other three major towns on the coast (Rufisque, Goree and Dakar) were granted full French citizenship in 1916, and from then until independence had full voting rights in French national elections.
Two years earlier, on a more limited franchise, the first Senegalese deputy, Blaise Diagne, had been elected to the French National Assembly and had rapidly become a junior minister.    
The second special factor has been the role played by the Murid Brotherhood, an Islamic movement founded in the first decade of the twentieth century by Amadu Bamba, which has played a key political role in delivering support first for the French colonial <head>authorities</head>and later for the governments of independent Senegal.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40068" docsrc="bnc_CLR_448">
<context>
Equally important in building a framework for the future was the role played by the most anonymous of the ECSC's institutions, the Court of Justice.
Almost from the beginning, it was involved in hearing complaints relating to the operation of the ECSC.
Nearly all the cases that came before the Court were appeals by national governments and industries against decisions of the High Authority.
What was significant was that the vast majority of these appeals were rejected, and that while the Court had no means of enforcing its opinion, its verdicts were accepted, if not immediately implemented.
In that way the Court was perhaps the institution which most successfully stamped its imprint upon the ECSC, and in so doing built up a body of case law, an <head>authority</head> , and legitimacy that could serve as foundations for the future.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40071" docsrc="bnc_ANH_148">
<context>
The non-excluded reasons and the grounds for challenging an authority's directives vary from case to case.
They determine the conditions of legitimacy of the authority and the limits of its rightful power.    
This point is worth emphasizing not only because of its importance in the developing argument to follow, but also because it marks the way in which my use of &bquo;the limit of an authority's rightful power&equo; differs from some common uses (though it conforms with others, including the legal usage).
Sometimes authorities are understood to be limited by the kinds of acts which they can or cannot regulate (given some restrictive ways of classifying acts).
In this book <head>authorities</head>are said to be limited also by the kinds of reasons on which they may or may not rely in making decisions and issuing directives, and by the kind of reasons their decisions can pre-empt.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40074" docsrc="bnc_A55_283">
<context>
There appears to be only three front ranking firms not involved and therefore not covered by the ban &mdash; CL-Alexanders Laing &amp; Cruickshank, Citicorp Scrimgeour Vickers and Hoare Govett.    
In private, however, all are making judgements about the relative merits of each of the authorities.
Thanks to the inherently leaky nature of the water industry, there is already a fair amount of information to go on.    
The Labour Party recently publicised a series of financial projections for nine of the 10 authorities that not even the prospectuses will contain.
The documents appear to have been working papers that were used for setting price caps for the authorities.    
These documents were later issued to bankers who are granting medium-term credit facilities to the authorities.
The fact that there were no projections for South West Water has fuelled speculation that this <head>authority</head>might be left out of the flotation process.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40077" docsrc="bnc_BN2_1108">
<context>
When the Danzig Polish Accord came up for ratification, the Nazis ordered that all Polish Harbour Board officers should be replaced by German and Danzig officers.
The Poles were furious and determined to resist any such move.
On 16 March 1933 they brought in armed Polish police to protect their Harbour Board officers, and saying they feared the Nazis were planning an armed   raid on the Polish ammunition dump, they reinforced their garrison on Westerplatte by bringing in 120 soldiers aboard the destroyer  Wilia  .
The Danzig Senate denied any such plan and, after a debate, the League of Nations, in a rare display of firmness, obliged the Poles to withdraw their soldiers and police.
The Danzig <head>authorities</head>renewed the Danzig-Polish Accord on direct orders from Berlin, and in September 1933 they signed, without fuss, the Minorities Agreement guaranteeing the protection of Poles and Polish Jews within the city.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40080" docsrc="bnc_ARC_1099">
<context>
Successful efforts had been made to bring the work of the schools for pupils aged between eleven and thirteen closer together, and to encourage co-operation among the various subject specialists &mdash; most of whom eyed one another warily, hedging their bets until decisions were taken.
There had been inconclusive talk of establishing middle schools, or a peculiar 11&ndash;13 school with a chain of upper schools thereafter, but nothing was settled.
My companion put it to me that an initiative must now be taken, and reminded me of the unrecorded conversation at the time of my appointment.    
I had been hesitant.
Without the <head>authority</head>to initiate change, more harm than good would be done by reforms which may get stuck half-way, and which would be resented by heads and teachers in all the schools.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40083" docsrc="bnc_ABM_1193">
<context>
They were composed in the years of the Exclusion crisis, during which Locke's patron, Shaftesbury, and others, sought to exclude James, then Duke of York, from the succession to the throne, and argued for government by consent and for the right to religious dissent.
The  Treatises   supported such arguments, and it was his having, and being suspected by the government of having, such seditious views that made it necessary for Locke to flee to Holland in 1683.    
The  First Treatise   is now less studied than the  Second  , for it is of less lasting philosophical importance.
It consists mainly of criticism of the theories of absolute monarchy and the divine right of Kings, for which Robert Filmer had argued in his posthumously published  Patriarcha   (1680).
According to Filmer, God granted to Adam, as the first King, an absolute and total political authority which was transmitted to his heirs.
A divinely guaranteed monarch has absolute <head>authority</head>over his subjects, and is answerable, not to them, but to God.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40086" docsrc="bnc_BP5_269">
<context>
Equality of treatment in the provision of services      
Abolition of discriminatory rules    
From the earliest days of the Community it was recognised that eliminating discrimination on grounds of nationality was as essential for securing the provision of services as it was for establishment.
For this reason EC Directives in the 1960s provided for the repeal of such legislation (in so far as it affected nationals of member states) as the requirement of West German law that foreign companies wishing to pursue business activities in West Germany must obtain special authorisation from the West German authorities.
Companies formed in the EC are similarly entitled to compete for tenders from public <head>authorities</head> , and to sub-contract work from such authorities, without discrimination on grounds of nationality.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40089" docsrc="bnc_ANM_850">
<context>
Would you like to represent the NCT and voice our member's opinions and needs on an official body concerned with promoting good ante-natal care?
Can you spare a couple of hours on a Tuesday morning six times a year?
If so you could become a POB on a RAG.    
A POB is an NCT Person on an Outside Body.
And a RAG is a Health Authority's Regional Advisory Group.
The current NCT representative on the (wait for it) West Midlands Regional Health Authority's Health Promotion Group's Ante-Natal Care Action Group (what a mouthful) is about to retire and is looking for someone to take over.    
The Ante-Natal Care Action Group is made up of people from the Health Authority, midwives, doctors, health visitors and the NCT.
It aims to monitor the standards and progress of ante-natal care health promotion and to advise the Regional and District <head>Authorities</head>on this subject.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40093" docsrc="bnc_ADB_955">
<context>
By the time of her seventieth birthday she had served on the Board of Governors of the BBC, the Corporation's General Advisory Council, the Arts Council and the British Council and their respective literary committees, to say nothing of her work with such organizations as the Royal Society of Literature.
Such was the number of committees that writing itself had to be suspended.    
When she returned from one of the innumerable meetings and one of her daughters asked who had been present, her usual reply would be, &bquo;Oh, the Great and the Good.
And me.&equo;    
It is characteristic that the more modest member of these august committees fail to recognize themselves as belonging to the Great and Good, a tribe which lives in the great  terra incognita   of Quangoland.
Most of them are well-meaning, public-spirited souls with little desire for glory, committee people prepared to serve their lives huddled over blotters in council chambers from the broadcasting <head>authorities</head>to the Sea Fish Authority, successor to the legendary White Fish Authority.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40097" docsrc="bnc_CK9_1423">
<context>
He seemed pleased that Slim had disappeared from the district 'cos Big Joe was never for tradin' in bairns.
Huh!&equo;
He tossed his head.
&bquo;You wouldn't believe it, Aggie, but he talked as if Big Joe, being above that kind of thing, could be classed as a caring, honest man.
People are funny, aren't they?&equo;    
She looked up at him, saying, &bquo;That's enough for now.
You talk as much as she does.&equo;
Then added, with a little concern, &bquo;Go inside and get yourself warmed.&equo;    
&bquo;I'm not cold, not now.
Anyway, you'll keep her if you can, won't you?&equo;    
She paused and allowed her gaze to wander round the room before she said, &bquo;I hate the <head>authorities</head>and their bits of paper.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40100" docsrc="bnc_AA8_936">
<context>
While much of it may seem blindingly obvious, one non-NHS member of the team behind the strategy points out: &bquo;Irrespective of the fact that the approach is well recognised in industry, it's totally innovative in NHS terms.
Wales has stolen a march on England.&equo;    
To rub salt into England's wounds, Wales has produced an information technology policy to underpin the budgeting, pricing and payment demands of the coming health market.    
A computer strategy for England is promised.
But critics charge that the NHS shake-up has already been damaged by the existing technology free-for-all.
As the Welsh policy says, the internal market can only work on the basis of a high level of integration of technology.
Or as Dr Dani Bevan, general manager of Powys health <head>authority</head>puts it: &bquo;If we don't get the communications right, we can't talk to each other.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40104" docsrc="bnc_AB6_1324">
<context>
Suppose, though, that Western countries agreed to the idea of users' fees based on notional valuations of the atmosphere and other resources.
Suppose, too, that they managed to sell the idea to their tax-payers, who, after all, would have to find the money.
They would then be required to hand over the proceeds, without any strings attached, to a fund in which, under the Tolba plan, &bquo;all countries would have an equal say in resource allocation.&equo;    
Listening to Tolba produces an uneasy feeling that perhaps Nairobi, where UNEP has its headquarters, is a bit isolated, too far away from the &bquo;real world&equo; of money and carbon dioxide and hard-nosed political deals.
The case for placing UNEP in the Third World is plain enough &mdash; influence, providing a sense of shaping the decisions &mdash; but where can the pay-off be seen in Africa, a hapless continent which does nothing to strengthen UNEP's <head>authority</head> ?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40107" docsrc="bnc_ANL_1667">
<context>
Well, I will have you know that the office of coroner dates back to the twelfth century, before civil servants were thought of!
I have a mind to recruit a force of my own investigating officers, so that I can carry out effectively what is my sworn duty.&equo;    
&bquo;I would not think you need go quite so far,&equo; Bragg said, picking up the file.
&bquo;After all, you would be paying for them out of your own pocket.
What I would like is for us to be able to poke about a bit; see if there are any angles in the Livesey case that might lead back to this girl.
It would be much easier if I could do that informally.&equo;    
The coroner seemed deflated by the financial implications of his notion.
He nodded reluctantly.
&bquo;Very well, Bragg.
And, make no mistake, you have my full <head>authority</head>for any action you care to take.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40110" docsrc="bnc_CDW_221">
<context>
If Christianity is true and if religion affects culture, then non-Christian religions, whose creeds must at some point involve the denial of some aspect of Christian truth, will reveal cultural problems resulting from inconsistencies which are impossible to reconcile given their religious postulates.    
The relevance of this can be seen by considering the present religious force in Western culture, namely a humanism which finds its embodiment in liberalism.
Ever since the Renaissance, but particularly since the Enlightenment of the eighteenth century, Western culture has become imbued with a humanistic and a libertarian spirit.
As a religion humanism affirms some   important absolutes.
It starts by proclaiming that God is dead or what comes to the same thing, that if he exists he is irrelevant.
From this it follows that &bquo;man is the measure of all things&equo;.
Man is free and autonomous.
He is independent of all <head>authority</head>except that of his own choosing.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40113" docsrc="bnc_B2A_112">
<context>
The result was detailed guidance and monitoring.
Similarly, the Labour government's policies on the reduction of the number of private pay beds did not always lead to enthusiastic implementation in the late 1970s.
A possible justification of the increased politicisation of appointments is more confidence in authorities and hopefully, a reduction in the need for detailed central interventions.    
The fact of greater control over the activities of the NHS may also improve the prospects for decentralisation: a disciplined and defined delegation   is now possible.
An abdication, on the other hand, would prove impossible to reconcile with the realities of political responsibility for the NHS.
However, this requires clearer remits for <head>authorities</head> , something we discuss in the next section.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40116" docsrc="bnc_ANH_172">
<context>
A military commander, for example, should put the defence of his country above the interests of his soldiers.
He may therefore order them to act against their own interests.
But then soldiers are supposed to put their country above their personal interests and but for this they would not have to obey their commander.    
Much of the resistance to the dependence thesis comes from confusing it with a claim about what authorities do in fact, or with the view that requires authorities to act only in the interests of their subjects.
But the most common confusion is between the dependence thesis and the no difference thesis, which was briefly discussed in the last chapter.
The no difference thesis asserts that  the exercise of <head>authority</head>should make no difference to what its subjects ought to do  , for it ought to direct them to do what they ought to do in any event.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40119" docsrc="bnc_CBH_591">
<context>
Neither response is an adult, mature mode of relating and the chances of checking out realities as they are experienced and perceived are reduced because of the noise in the environment.    
These childhood emotional relationships are further engendered by the integration into the authority pattern that is essential to mass production.
The arrangement of authority and functions whereby one manager supervises a foreman who in turn supervises workers is reminiscent of family authority systems.
Just as can happen in families sometimes, the relationships between individuals in an enterprise are organized around fear of aggression   from strangers, i.e., comparing companies, which then makes each person submit to the authority of his supervisor.
It is suggested by Pederson-Krag that the workers' rivalry is stimulated in order to overcome their aversion to effort and resentment of the <head>authority</head>that makes their work life what it is.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40122" docsrc="bnc_AA1_747">
<context>
Although there is some experience of contracting in such services as catering and cleaning, the scale of the programme set out in the White Paper is of a different order.
Initially, most contracts are likely to include only a broad specification of the service being purchased.
The finer details will have to be added at a later date when experience of operating in a contract culture has been gained.    
Third, before entering negotiations about contracts, purchasers will have to make an assessment of the services required to meet the health needs of their population.
This involves analysing patterns of illness and mortality, as well as conducting market research to discover what local people perceive to be their needs.
On this basis, health <head>authorities</head>will be able to establish a picture of the health of their population, and they can then draw up specifications of the services they wish to buy.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40125" docsrc="bnc_B1D_1063">
<context>
Street declared in  The Builder   that Parker was expressing his personal views and not writing on behalf of the Oxford Architectural Society, and if Parker's &bquo;excessively antiquarian view of our own present duties were to be put forward as the real and right ground for us to work upon, I, for one, should have very little hope of the ultimate success of our course&equo;.
No country afforded more examples of domestic architecture than Italy.
Even the Oxford Museum was not free from Italian influence and &bquo;Scott would be throwing away his best chance&equo; if he let himself be debarred from doing the same.    
Parker complained next month in  The Gentleman's Magazine   that he had been misunderstood or misrepresented, and that his delight &bquo;at the triumph of   the Gothic over its rival, the Palladian style&equo;   should   be taken for granted.
For the past twenty years he had been trying to show the &bquo;educated classes&equo; the merits of Gothic and now found them acknowledged &bquo;by the highest <head>authorities</head>in the land&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40128" docsrc="bnc_CS7_475">
<context>
Between these opposite ends of the continuum lie intermediary kinds of local state action which I have termed guided, autarchic and decentralized (see Figure 1).
Constructed as ideal types, they are in Weber's famous phrase &bquo;one-sided accentuations of reality&equo;.
In the &bquo;real process&equo; of policy implementation, local authorities may follow a pattern of action drawing on several of the types sketched here.
But by distinguishing clearly between them in this methodological fashion it is possible to explore how far local state action tends to fall into one type rather than another when action on any one policy is considered.            
The controlled authority    
The characteristics of the controlled <head>authority</head>are in some ways those of the classic bureaucracy, in which rules provide for all cases of need.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40131" docsrc="bnc_B7C_2078">
<context>
As a young scientist, Appleton did not need vast capital equipment to discover the phenomenon of ionised gas molecules in the ionosphere &mdash; &bquo;the Appleton Layer&equo;.
Rutherford's earliest research at the Cavendish was on a detector for electromagnetic waves, an essential feature of which was a small coil containing a tiny bundle of   magnetised   iron wire.
The requirements of modern particle and laser physics are totally different.
A return to Victorian values of thrift will not meet them.          
LETTERS      
Cropspray tests    
We refer to D. R. Goldsmith's letter on &bquo;Human cropspray tests&equo; (Letters, 10 March p 677).    
The publication by Rao  et al   referred to by D. R. Goldsmith in his letter, is based on reports by Ciba-Geigy of India Ltd.
These were submitted to the Central Insecticides Board, Faridabad, upon the <head>authority</head> 's request.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40134" docsrc="bnc_BNM_671">
<context>
&bquo;We run joint courses with Hatfield Polytechnic&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Exchange of staff with St. Andrews&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Enfield, Barnet, Haringey and Middlesex Polytechnic &mdash; joint quarterly meetings of pre-licentiate and senior staff responsible&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Exchange of trainees with Kent&equo;&hellip;
&bquo;Nottingham University, Trent Polytechnic, Nottingham Library meet four times per annum to discuss training&equo;.        
A similar pattern of co-operation between public libraries being fostered by the needs of pre-licentiate programmes was also evident in some of the examples of co-operative schemes noted in our sample:    
&bquo;Pre-licentiate days and possible job exchanges between licentiates&equo; (with neighbouring <head>authorities</head> )&hellip;.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40137" docsrc="bnc_B21_1048">
<context>
Wait for their inner voice and know that you will meet again someday.
Remember all your happy times, be creative and do all those things you promised each other you would do together.
Live your life with them, in them and through them.
Who told you that this could not be?            
DEATH    
We are afraid of death.
No one wants to talk about it.
It is a delicate subject.
We have an understandable aversion to bodily cessation.    
Religion has taught, to a greater or lesser extent, that we need the cessation of what we call life in order to gain joy, fulfilment, freedom and liberation from our toils and troubles, promising perfect bliss after death.    
The field of immortality is discussed at length by all those who have been largely accepted as <head>authorities</head>on the subject.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40140" docsrc="bnc_CS7_504">
<context>
In many respects the purchasing and contracting arrangements have strengthened the power of the locality to decide, mainly because of the reliance placed on the technical judgements of the caring professions.      
Implementation in the guided authority is thus a messier affair than in the controlled authority.
The political aims of the centre are not written on tablets of stone and handed down from the Mount.
Some areas of policy may be the subject only of unspecific recommendations, perhaps setting out a range of loosely worded options.
In turn these open up the field to considerable latitude of local interpretation.
The guidance may in any case often be dated.
Within its terms local actors are able to develop independent initiatives, such as, for example, those involving health care for women.    
The theory of guided <head>authorities</head>draws its strength from Glennerster's work on social planning for elderly and mentally handicapped people.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40144" docsrc="bnc_CSY_6">
<context>
NT's SHADOW FORCES UNIX BODIES TO SEEK COMMON GROUND, AS UI OPENS UP TECHNOLOGY SELECTION PROCESS    
Microsoft supremo Bill Gates is doing more to unify Unix than any other single human being in the last five years.
Fears that Windows NT will knock the stuffing out of a fragmented Unix industry have galvanized Unix International to reinvent itself.
It wants to be the catalyst of a unified Unix industry.
If successful, its moves would also ensure UI's continued existence.
To arbitrate this unity, UI has, as expected (UX No 414), wrestled the <head>authority</head>to pick technologies above the operating system away from Unix System Laboratories Inc and opened up the selection process to the industry at large.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40148" docsrc="bnc_CL1_245">
<context>
It seems feasible to agree with the sports historian Edwin Henderson that, with the exception of show business, sport was the only area &bquo;in which blacks were able to assert themselves&equo; and so &bquo;on a large scale, Negroes identify with people in sports and entertainment&equo; (1970, p.4).    
Certainly, as I will argue later,&equo; sport and show business constitute the two spheres in which blacks have made immense contributions and which seem to throw up figures with whom black kids tend to identify and on whom they model themselves.
There are reasons for this, reasons rooted in social circumstances rather than natural abilities and these can be highlighted by examining the period between Johnson and Ali.    
Willard's restoration of white dominance in heavyweight boxing in 1916 coincided with the re-establishment of the colour line.
He and subsequent champions refused to defend their titles against blacks.
Their policies drew little disapproval from sports <head>authorities</head>or the rest of the white population.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40151" docsrc="bnc_B73_38">
<context>
But the Butter Information Council (BIC) has chosen to take a hard line.
In its full-page and horrendously expensive advertisements in the national press, and now (the latest manifestation) in a booklet with a cover that at only a few metres distance looks like gold-tooled morocco, it comes perilously close to transgressing those rules of the Advertising Standards Authority that ensure that all ads are honest, fair, accurate, unimpeachable and altogether above reproach.    
The little booklet, which is turning up in the oddest of places, tells us for instance that &bquo;Butter is a natural product &mdash; alternatives are different.&equo;
Does this have meaning, one asks?
If it does not, as seems to be the case, can it fall within the advertising <head>authority</head> 's requirement for truthfulness?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40154" docsrc="bnc_APP_1150">
<context>
Some of the demonstrators were denied access to the Diamond by police tenders drawn up across Shipquay Street but after a time the RUC withdrew altogether and the Diamond was filed by the vast crowd.
Some loyalists who approached the Diamond from Bishop Street were restrained by the police and the rally ended peacefully.    
Once again the DCAC had shown its ability to mount a peaceful protest and to maintain discipline over its followers.
But the committee's rank-and-file supporters were becoming increasingly   militant and ready to respond to provocation by loyalists.
Peace hung by the slender thread of the DCAC's moral authority.
Ray McClean describes his mild surprise on several occasions, when demonstrators accepted the <head>authority</head>of his steward's armband and obeyed his orders.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40157" docsrc="bnc_C90_848">
<context>
Cromer dominated Egypt, not because England gave him force, or because Egypt loved us, but because he was so good a man.&equo;
He told Lewis Namier that the rebellion was due to British administrators becoming accustomed during the war to having troops to do their will.
Only when we learned to rule again without soldiers, he said, would we be safe.
No better summary could have been provided of what the   Commonwealth   idea was about.    
The Commonwealth became to politicians and men of affairs what Indirect Rule was to the DO &mdash; a chance to display those qualities which justified them in the possession of an empire, and thereby ensure its perpetuation.
And it is no accident that once the initiative in this matter had passed, so to speak, to the higher command, the gradual obscuration of the <head>authority</head>of the District Officer ensued.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40160" docsrc="bnc_A8Y_47">
<context>
One ground of challenge was that the Home Secretary had exceeded his powers by acting in breach of article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights which relates to freedom of expression.
Lord Donaldson said the Home Secretary's powers under clause 13(4) and section 29(3) were unambiguous.
It followed that while the Home Secretary was free to take account of the terms of the Convention, he was not obliged to do so and that the terms of the Convention were irrelevant to the court's decision.    
The Home Secretary's reserve powers were not intended to be used frequently and this was the first time they had been used.
His Lordship would hesitate long before holding that Parliament intended the Home Secretary to have <head>authority</head>either covertly to censor programmes or to require broadcasting authorities to present news programmes otherwise than with due accuracy and impartiality, but he did not so read the power.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40163" docsrc="bnc_ACA_329">
<context>
In a churchyard at Bilston in Staffordshire stands a memorial to a mother and her two infant children, who all died within a period of three weeks in the winter of 1847; they are described as &bquo;all victims to the neglect of sanitary regulations specially referred to in a recent lecture on Health in this town.&equo;
In mid-November 1849, as a cholera epidemic was in decline, Sunday services of thanksgiving were ordered to be held in churches.
Lady Edisbury, who had lost an infant in the epidemic, wrote to her husband:    
&bquo;I believe this is the only country in which there has been a national acknowledgment of God's directing Providence in the cholera, and I believe it is not a mere outward form but that more and more are becoming every day religious.&equo;        
Sadly she deceived herself: as the sanitary <head>authorities</head>became convinced that cholera was water-borne and could be checked by means more immediately effective than prayer, public attention became focussed more on the sanitary inspector than on the parson.    
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40166" docsrc="bnc_ANH_228">
<context>
The clearest example of considerations which affect authoritative decisions but which do not apply to individuals acting on their own are considerations arising out of the needs and limitations of bureaucracies.
Bureaucratic factors have to be considered alongside substantive considerations which do apply to the individual subjects of the law or any other authority.
Bureaucracies, for example, are almost invariably forced to embrace a  de minimis   rule in order to be able to achieve their tasks where it really matters.
The intrusion of the bureaucratic considerations is likely to lead to solutions which differ in many cases from those an individual should have adopted if left to himself.
Reliance on such considerations is justified if and to the extent that they enable <head>authorities</head>to reach decisions which, when taken as a whole, better reflect the reasons which apply to the subjects.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40170" docsrc="bnc_CAH_720">
<context>
This brings the US into direct conflict with the UN Charter, which states (Article 2, paragraph 3) that: &bquo;All members shall settle their international disputes by peaceful means in such a manner that international peace and security are not endangered.&equo;    
In turn, the UN Security Council is acting unlawfully in adopting Resolution 731, which applies sanctions to Libya, since the UN Charter (article 36, paragraph 2) states that: &bquo;The Security Council should take into consideration any procedures for the settlement of the dispute which have already been adopted by the parties.&equo;
Since all the parties to this dispute had already agreed to Article 14 of the Montreal Convention, the Security Council had no lawful <head>authority</head>to adopt any resolution that failed to call for the arbitration of this dispute.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40173" docsrc="bnc_ASB_1435">
<context>
The origins of this popular movement lie in the first wave of pressure for disarmament, which began with the emergence of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) in 1958 and ended in 1964, with its decline in the face of the new Labour Government's failure to rid itself of nuclear weapons.
Resistance focused initially on nuclear testing and the existence of American bases on British soil, but it quickly broadened to encompass unilateral nuclear disarmament in general and a rejection of the Polaris missiles favoured by the then Conservative Government in particular.
The period was marked by mass demonstrations, of which the Aldermaston marches were the most successful as well as the best remembered, and by more direct forms of action such as well-planned and highly publicized sorties against selected US rocket bases situated in Britain.
This latter tactic was favoured by the Committee of One Hundred, a radical CND faction led by the 89-year-old philosopher, Bertrand Russell.    
After some initial successes, the <head>authorities</head>cracked down on the protesters.
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</instance>

<instance id="authority.40176" docsrc="bnc_CDS_1059">
<context>
Their general demeanour was like that of elderly clubmen determined that it should be clearly understood that they were men of the world, fully alive to all the tricks of your Tom, Dick and Harry; yet their actual questions and comments revealed that they had not the remotest notion what sort of a world it was that these East End people they were listening to actually lived in, or how to evaluate their characters and the plausibility of what they said.        
I also included contributions from Tom Sargant of JUSTICE and the men's two solicitors, all three of whom unequivocally asserted their innocence.    
From my own experience and that of others, I knew that books about miscarriages of justice were always published in a kind of limbo where they remained for months if not years, totally ignored by those <head>authorities</head>whose business it was to evaluate and act on them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40179" docsrc="bnc_AAU_370">
<context>
But Mr Christopher Prout, MEP, leader of the Tories&equo; Euro-group, which took the brunt of Mrs Thatcher's Gaullism in the European elections, becomes a knight.    
Sir David Steel, as he is now, last night spoke for them all when he promised: &bquo;I don't think it's going to alter me or Judy greatly.&equo;    
Full list, page 4        
Tear gas used on boat people.    
Riot police used tear gas at a Hong Kong detention centre for Vietnamese boat people after meeting resistance during a &bquo;routine weapons search&equo;.
Page 20.    
Police &bquo;racism&equo; claim.    
The Commission for Racial Equality is pressing the Police Complaints <head>Authority</head>to investigate allegations of racial discrimination by members of the now-disbanded West Midlands serious crimes squad.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40182" docsrc="bnc_CMG_705">
<context>
The lady almoner of the Royal Waterloo Hospital in London requested the guardians to remove Sarah A., aged 63, from there to St. Peter's, she now being &bquo;settled&equo; in the Bedford Union.
She was suffering from tuberculosis of the spine and was in a special bed; accordingly, a motor ambulance would be required.
The patient's husband was interviewed by the Board and offered to pay half the expense of the ambulance, and to contribute 10s.6d. per week towards the cost of his wife's treatment.    
A certain amount of ill-feeling was aroused when an inquest was held on a patient who had died after transfer from the County Hospital to St. Peter's.
A letter was despatched to the secretary there asking the County Hospital <head>authorities</head>to provide an ambulance if, in future, it were necessary for such a case to be sent to St. Peter's.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40185" docsrc="bnc_CFC_1427">
<context>
Mr Thomson, 44, of Cherrytree Road, Great Cornard, resigned in February last year after three years' employment.
He claims he was frustrated out of the job after his authority was constantly undermined by trust directors.    
Ling Trust started in 1987 as North-East Essex Community Care Trust (NEECCT), a charity theoretically distinct from the health authority.
This &bquo;hands-off&equo; status meant social security money could be obtained by charging residents, who would claim it back from the DSS, but staff for the homes were provided by the health authority's mental handicap unit through a separate agreement.
This, Mr Thomson said, was where the problems began.    
He complained that health <head>authority</head>officials sitting on the Ling Trust board, including unit general manager Murray Duncanson, would not surrender their control over staff at the homes.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40188" docsrc="bnc_APD_777">
<context>
Two options were to be put to the Arab states, the first was to make their demands to Israel concerning borders, the return of the refugees, and so on, on the basis of determination to prosecute the war if Israel did not comply.
The alternative option, clearly the one it favoured, was &bquo;to  accept Israel as it existed   on the condition that each refugee be allowed to return to his home,  whether it was under Arab or Israeli jurisdiction  .&equo;      
The Ramallah Congress delegation argued &bquo;it should first be decided to allow the refugees to return, and once that is decided their actual return should not be affected by the discussion on the border question&hellip;
The refugees would necessarily be subject to whatever <head>authority</head>and jurisdiction control the area in which they live, be it in the Arab area or within Israel.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40191" docsrc="bnc_AAL_809">
<context>
Roy McIver, secretary general of the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities (COSLA) says the level of non-payment is giving &bquo;cause for concern,&equo; with cash flows less favourable than under the old rating system.    
Supporters of civil disobedience, notably a loose, unholy alliance of Scottish Nationalists and the Militant Tendency -both out to embarrass law-abiding Labour councils as much as the Government &mdash; are adamant that a mass non-payment resistance is being mobilised, particularly on Scotland's huge, outer-city housing estates.
They point to hundreds of disaffected Labour voters being attracted to protest meetings.    
The Government is equally adamant that councils' financial problems are being exaggerated and that the civil disobedience campaign is flopping.    
The true picture lies somewhere between these extremes.
<head>Authorities</head>originally budgeted for a non-payment level of six per cent &mdash; about 250,000 Scots.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40194" docsrc="bnc_B2T_1139">
<context>
The term   &bquo;management&equo; may have too many inherited connotations, perhaps of arrogation of command, of assumption of superiority.
One party to partnership cannot be &bquo;owned&equo; and so driven by another; each has equal status, in the nature of the reciprocal contract.    
Management of a kind there must be however, for maintenance of direction and purpose of the whole provincial operation.
St William's has presented itself as a prime mover and so it falls to St William's to work out how to express itself as a managing agent.
It will be cultivating new ground; the scale and complexity envisaged is daunting.
The Foundation must aim to build up and then maintain energy and momentum by exploiting the moral <head>authority</head>of its position as insistent &bquo;animateur&equo;.          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40197" docsrc="bnc_CS7_1065">
<context>
With hindsight the RHA would have attempted to follow the advice of Mezey on this issue and would have sought, as far as possible, change from within the institutions rather than imposing it from without.    
The second Mezey argument appeared to be somewhat unrealistic.
Neither local CHCs &mdash; &bquo;watchdog&equo; bodies established in 1974 to protect the interests of health service consumers &mdash; nor national MIND felt that local services could be financed without some simultaneous land sales at the contracting hospitals.    
The Mezey Report's general recommendations were accepted by the Redbridge and Waltham Forest AHA, whose officers had responsibility for management of two of the psychiatric hospitals, Goodmayes and Claybury.
However, the <head>authority</head>felt them to be impractical to implement because of the assumptions about resources.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40200" docsrc="bnc_CDS_268">
<context>
And there, as they say, the matter rested, for there was now nothing further we could do; and Meehan might have had to serve many more years in prison had not a further and quite unexpected twist come to this most tangled of cases.
On 12 March that year William McGuinness was found dying of head injuries in a Glasgow street.
His death enabled Mr Beltrami to Apply to the Scottish Law Society for a waiver of the confidentiality he had observed in relation to McGuinness's admissions to the Ayr crime; and he enclosed a statement from Mrs McGuinness that her husband had also admitted the crime and Waddell's Participation in it, to her.
The waiver having been granted, the papers then went to the Crown Office.    
Meehan should have been released immediately, but instead the <head>authorities</head>offered him parole, that is release on licence, which he properly and courageously rejected, knowing it could not be long before he was released unconditionally.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40203" docsrc="bnc_CME_1257">
<context>
Duncan McKelvie, Director of the Centre, says &bquo;The aim of creating this trail is to encourage novice scuba divers to become interested in marine ecology at the very outset of their interests in the sport&equo;.    
The 300 metre trail will include 12 marked &bquo;stages&equo; where different aspects of marine life can be observed.
The campaign desperately needs more disused climbing rope to link the stages.
Contact     if you can help.          
News from the National Parks      
Golf course to go ahead    
Dartmoor National Park Authority's request to the High Court to overturn the Secretary of State's appeal decision granting permission to develop a golf course has been turned down.    
The golf course proposal to be carved out of a 113 acre site at Canonteign was originally rejected by the Park <head>Authority</head>as being inappropriate and detrimental to the landscape.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40206" docsrc="bnc_B07_1698">
<context>
The services provided have been conveniently listed, both in the paper by John Bunce of JMLS and in Capital Planning Information's recent report  Private process/public advantage: the value to public library authorities of special services provided by library suppliers  .
The latter divides services into three groups &mdash; supply and financial, processing (generally seen as a form of hidden discount for libraries) and information-related services.
It is the third group which concerns us, since it is closely related to selection methods.
In effect the &bquo;information-related&equo; services help librarians with selection.
The library suppliers maintain showrooms with large stocks, from which visiting librarians may select.
They provide &bquo;on approval&equo; collections of new books which librarians may inspect before selecting, and these may either be sent to library premises or &mdash; a new development &mdash; toured round library <head>authorities</head>in special vans.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40209" docsrc="bnc_ANH_432">
<context>
At the same time such accounts take a position in the traditional debate about the precise connections between that and other concepts.
They are partisan accounts furthering the cause of certain strands in the common tradition, by developing and producing new or newly recast arguments in their favour.
The very activity is also an expression of faith in the tradition, of a willingness to understand oneself and the world in its terms and to carry on the argument, which in the area with which we are concerned is inescapably a normative argument, within the general framework defining the tradition.
Faithfulness to the shape of common concepts is itself an act of normative significance.    
Since this chapter is meant as a normative-explanatory account of the core notion of <head>authority</head> , it can be extended to explain reference to authority in various specific contexts.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40212" docsrc="bnc_CCV_1560">
<context>
In chapter 2 I discussed one of the central aims of the English curriculum, which is to extend the range of language in which children are competent.
Many children in our schools speak languages other than English.
For these children, therefore, this means adding competence in Standard English to their competence in other languages.
English is clearly the &bquo;first language&equo; of the education system.
But it would be a great loss if pupils' knowledge of a range of other languages was to decline.    
The distribution of bilingual children varies widely across the country, but the total numbers and diversity are certainly significant.
The 1987 Language Survey conducted by ILEA found 23 per cent of the <head>Authority</head> 's school population using a language other than or in addition to English at home, with 170 different languages spoken by its pupils.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40215" docsrc="bnc_CM6_1433">
<context>
Although the speculations of a few Italian statesmen about the African shores of the Mediterranean hinted at the patterns of future international rivalry, the powers for the most part displayed in 1880 an almost complete preoccupation with European interests and lack of sensitivity about the rest of the world.    
While the interests which ruled the foreign policies of European states might differ, the machinery which put them into effect did not.
Since the Congress of Vienna, a general diplomatic system had provided the accepted channels of international relations.
The professional diplomatists had the duties of representing their own states, of negotiating for them, of observing, and of keeping their governments informed.
They represented sovereign states; no international <head>authority</head>existed which was superior to these   states and the governing assumption of their conduct was that their primary aim was the promotion of their own national interests.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40218" docsrc="bnc_BNB_527">
<context>
Much to the prince's disgust the captain of the  Du Teillay   refused to join in the action for fear of endangering his passenger's life, but the  Elisabeth   suffered 57 killed and 176 wounded and such serious damage that she had to be sent back to Brest, taking with her her precious cargo of arms and French volunteers.
The  Du Teillay  , against the advice of the prince's officers, went on alone.
&bquo;You'll see.
It will be all right,&equo; he replied to all objections, and on 25 July 1745, he landed at Borrodale, on the Scottish mainland, about 27 miles &lsqb;43 km&rsqb; west of Fort William.      
The government in London proved remarkably complacent about the re-appearance of a Stuart claimant on British soil.
George II was, very typically, in Hanover and there was a disposition to postpone doing anything decisive till he got back.
The government did offer a reward of &pound;30,000 for the Pretender's capture, to which he cheekily replied with an offer of the same sum for &bquo;The Elector of Hanover&equo;, but the <head>authorities</head>in Scotland reacted feebly and reluctantly to the news.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40221" docsrc="bnc_ABH_3256">
<context>
The group also rewarded Egypt for its part in the Gulf alliance by agreeing to write off more than a third of the country's debt to foreign governments.
Poland, in the forefront of reform in Eastern Europe, may soon be relieved of a similar proportion of its &dollar;45 billion debt.        
Oil prices fell sharply, then rose a little on renewed fear of war damage.
Saudi Arabia cut production by at least 10% because the world is awash with oil.        
The Uruguay round of trade talks cannot restart until Japan's position on agricultural reform shifts more, America's State Department said.
Most people had thought Europe was the problem.          
Air turbulence      
Britain's Civil Aviation <head>Authority</head>recommended that Heathrow airport, closed to new entrants since 1977, be opened to more airlines.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40224" docsrc="bnc_CJP_818">
<context>
In 1985 Yndamiro Restano was dismissed from his job as an agricultural correspondent for a state-run radio station after giving interview about his political views to a US journalist.        
RUSSIA    
DMITRY SOKOLOV: aged 21, he was sentenced to two years' compulsive labour by a court in Russia on 5 May 1991 for &bquo;evasion of regular call-up to active military service&equo; under Article 80 of the Criminal Code.    
Dmitry Sokolov, a Jehovah's Witness, had been imprisoned between 1988 and 1990 for refusing his call-up papers.
He has consistently refused calls to military service because his religious beliefs forbid him to bear arms for a secular power or swear on oath of military allegiance.
He is serving his term in Tver.    
Compulsory labour involves working at a site designated by the <head>authorities</head> , where prisoners are under surveillance and restricted in their movements.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.40227" docsrc="bnc_B1T_73">
<context>
The importance of the latter was conveyed in the opening chapters dealing with &bquo;camping, camp life, tracking, woodcraft, or, knowledge of animals and nature, saving life, or how to deal with accidents&equo;, which were followed by chapters with advice and exhortation: &bquo;Endurance   for Scouts, or how to be strong&equo;, &bquo;Chivalry of the Knights&equo; and finally, &bquo;Patriotism, or our Duties as Citizens&equo;.
The boys were to be given a certain amount of trust in their activities so that they might have the opportunity to make themselves moral, which in turn could help them become good and valuable members of the community.
The Scout Law was, after all, &bquo;a statement of a moral condition&equo;.
Consequently, the emphasis on &bquo;doing&equo; fitted in with the Idealist view that proper citizenship required purposeful, moral actions.
It is this sentiment, as much as any exaggerated nationalism, which explains Baden-Powell's famous objection to the passivity of the working-class football crowd, when he compared football to Roman circuses.    
The Scout movement was obviously a conservative organization, conformist and profoundly respectful of properly designated <head>authority</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30001" docsrc="wsj_1161.mrg_39">
<context>
West Virginia Parkways, Economic Development and Tourism Authority -- $143
million of parkway revenue bonds, Series 1989, with current interest bonds
due 1990-2002 and 2019 and capital appreciation bonds due 2003-2008,
tentatively priced by a PaineWebber Inc. group to yield from 6 % in 1990 to
7.31 % in 2019.  There are $86,525,000 of 7 1 8 % bonds priced at 97 3 4
to yield 7.31 % in 2019.  Current interest serial bonds are tentatively
priced to yield to 7.05 % in 2002.  Capital appreciation bonds are priced
to yield to maturity from 7.10 % in 2003 to 7.25 % in 2007 and 2008.  The
bonds are insured and rated triple-A by Moody's and S&amp;P.  Connecticut
Housing Finance <head>Authority</head> -- $132.8 million of housing
mortgage revenue bonds priced by a PaineWebber Inc. group.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30004" docsrc="wsj_2428.mrg_79">
<context>
Prices of municipals, investment-grade corporates and mortgage-backed bonds
also rose, but lagged behind their Treasury counterparts.  Mortgage
securities rose in hectic trading, with most of the activity concentrated
in Government National Mortgage Association 9 % coupon securities, the most
liquid mortgage issue.  The Ginnie Mae November 9 % issue ended at 98 25 32,
up 7 8 point on the day, to yield about 9.28 % to a 12-year average life
assumption.  Investment-grade corporate bonds were up about 1 2 to 3 4
point.  But the yield spread between lower-quality, investment-grade issues
and higher-quality bonds widened.  And the yields on telephone and utility
issues rose relative to other investment-grade bonds in anticipation of
this week's $3 billion bond offering by the Tennessee Valley
<head>Authority</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30007" docsrc="ibm_41.cmb_80">
<context>
In addition, there are commands to display the status of activities in the
system.  4034.  You can use the following commands to monitor activity in
the system: 4035.  Every job in the system operates under a job description.
4036.  This controls the various attributes of a job.  4037.  The USER
parameter controls the name of the user profile that will be assigned to
the job.  4038.  There are several considerations to this parameter.  4039.
The default is to use the job description specified in the user profile.
4040.  (No <head>authority</head> is needed to the actual user profile.)
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30010" docsrc="wsj_1133.mrg_1">
<context>
Government lending was not intended to be a way to obfuscate spending
figures, hide fraudulent activity, or provide large subsidies.  The reforms
described above would provide a more limited, but clearer, safer and
ultimately more useful role for government as a lender.  Without such
reforms, credit programs will continue to be a large-scale, high-risk
proposition for taxpayers.  Mr. Gale is an assistant professor of economics
at UCLA.  Malcolm S. Todt was named vice president and senior officer in
charge of equipment leasing to municipalities, a new effort of this bond
insurer.  Mr. Todt had been vice president and treasurer of Insilco Corp.
President Bush is considering casting a line-item veto as a test to
determine whether the courts will rule that he has such
<head>authority</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30013" docsrc="ibm_45.cmb_102">
<context>
The information provided is similar to that provided in the DP accounting
journal data except that the spooled file name, spooled file number, output
priority, form type, and total number of bytes of control information and
print data sent to the printer are included.  4447.  You need to specify
the name of the journal receiver (s) you created in the previous step and
any other options on the command.  4448.  The job trying to send the
journal entry continues normally.  4449.  If the journal is allocated by
another job, the journal entry is changed to message text and sent to the
QHST log as message CPF1303.  4450.  Only a user with the SECADM special
authority is allowed to use the CRTUSRPRF and CHGUSRPRF commands.  4451.
This command is supplied with CHANGE <head>authority</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30016" docsrc="ibm_35.cmb_20">
<context>
Active records in the files are not affected.  3405.  The file should have
a minimum record length of 132.  3406.  If a file with a record length less
than 132 is specified, information is lost.  3407.  Specifies the minimum
severity level of messages to be printed.  3408.  Specifies if a new
program will be created when there is an existing object program of the
same name in the same library.  3409.  Specifies that an object program is
generated to run with the current release or the previous release of the
OS 400 operating system.  3410.  The profile of either the program owner
or the program user is used to run the program and control which objects
can be used by the program (including what <head>authority</head> the
program has for each object).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30019" docsrc="wsj_0259.mrg_10">
<context>
The spending could be exempted from meeting deficit-reduction targets in
the Gramm-Rudman budget law.  The RTC has projected that it will require
between $50 billion to $100 billion in temporary working capital.  The
borrowing to raise these funds would be paid off as assets of sick thrifts
are sold.  The new S&amp;L law allows the RTC to issue notes for as much as 85
% of the value of the assets it holds.  But higher interest rates paid on
off-budget debt could add billions to the bailout costs, and would n't be
subject to congressional scrutiny, Ways and Means members argued.  ``To
allow this massive level of unfettered federal borrowing without prior
congressional approval would be irresponsible,'' said Rep. Fortney Stark (D.,
Calif.), who has introduced a bill to limit the RTC's
<head>authority</head> to issue debt.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30022" docsrc="wsj_0097.mrg_14">
<context>
Japan's Finance Ministry already is scrutinizing institutional investors '
activity to see whether policy changes are needed to cope with the current
level of program trading, said Makato Utsumi, vice minister for
international finance.  Program trading has taken off in Japan since last
year's introduction of home-market stock-index futures trading on the Tokyo
and Osaka stock exchanges.  But regulators are wary.  They have n't
forgotten the leap in share prices last Dec. 7, when the first bout of
foreign-led index arbitrage drove stocks skyward in the last half-hour of
trading, startling regulators who thought they had written enough rules to
prevent such a swing.  Japan's Finance Ministry had set up mechanisms to
limit how far futures prices could fall in a single session and to give
market operators the <head>authority</head> to suspend trading in
futures at any time.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30025" docsrc="wsj_0008.mrg_3">
<context>
McDermott International Inc. said its Babcock &amp; Wilcox unit completed the
sale of its Bailey Controls Operations to Finmeccanica S.p.  A. for $295
million.  Finmeccanica is an Italian state-owned holding company with
interests in the mechanical engineering industry.  Bailey Controls, based
in Wickliffe, Ohio, makes computerized industrial controls systems.  It
employs 2,700 people and has annual revenue of about $370 million.  The
federal government suspended sales of U.S. savings bonds because Congress
has n't lifted the ceiling on government debt.  Until Congress acts, the
government has n't any authority to issue new debt obligations of any kind,
the Treasury said.  The government's borrowing <head>authority</head>
dropped at midnight Tuesday to $2.80 trillion from $2.87 trillion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30028" docsrc="wsj_1943.mrg_1">
<context>
Otherwise, actual profit is compared with the 300-day estimate.  Grumman
Corp. was awarded a $53.1 million Navy contract for advanced acquisition of
six E-2C tactical control aircraft.  LTV Corp. won a $25 million Army
contract for missile test equipment.  Unisys Corp. received a $24.4 million
Air Force contract for computer programming.  Ford Aerospace &amp;
Communications Corp., a unit of Ford Motor Co., was awarded a $15.9 million
Air Force contract for computer improvements.  Rockwell International Corp.
was issued a $12.5 million Air Force contract for changes in the National
Aerospace Plane.  The Tennessee Valley <head>Authority</head> issued $
4 billion in bonds in the federal utility's first public debt offering in
15 years.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30031" docsrc="ibm_41.cmb_170">
<context>
You may also specify an Attention key handling program in the user profile.
4080.  Program A continues to be the Attention key handling program until
step 3.  4081.  Pressing the Attention key causes these programs to be
interrupted at any point by the Attention key handling program.  4082.  A
BASIC session is in progress, or a BASIC program is called.  4083.  After
the BASIC program ends, your Attention key handling program takes effect
again.  4084.  Therefore, the interrupted program is not protected by any
locks it held.  4085.  Attention key handling programs do not have the
<head>authority</head> adopted by the program that was in progress
before the Attention key was pressed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30034" docsrc="wsj_0609.mrg_9">
<context>
It's the line-item veto, a procedure that would allow the president to kill
individual items in a big spending bill passed by Congress without vetoing
the entire bill.  Whatever one thinks of the idea, it's far more than the
budgetary gimmick it may seem at first glance.  Rather, it's a device that
could send shock waves through the president's entire relationship with
Democrats and Republicans alike in Congress, fundamentally enhance the
power of the presidency and transform the way the government does its
business.  President Bush badly wants a line-item veto and has long called
for a law giving it to the president.  Now the White House is declaring
that he might not rely on Congress -- which has n't shown any willingness
to surrender such <head>authority</head> -- to pass the line-item
veto law he seeks.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30037" docsrc="ibm_09.cmb_139">
<context>
You can use the default values supplied or you can change them.  861.  The
command should be entered as follows: 862.  Then you must enter it again.
863.  You can use the default values or you can change them to meet you own
needs.  864.  For more information about subsystems and the CL commands you
can use with them, see the DDS Reference.  865.  For each object, you can
determine specific authority or public authority.  866.  - Specific
authority describes the authority for individual users.  867.  Resource
security is stored with each object.  868.  You can assign resource
security in different ways: - Specify the public and specific
<head>authority</head> for a folder.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30040" docsrc="wsj_0328.mrg_14">
<context>
The separate $67 billion bill sent to the White House had budget
difficulties, too, but was saved ultimately by its importance to a broad
spectrum of interests in Congress and the administration itself.  No single
bill this year includes more discretionary spending for domestic programs
and, apart from the space station, the measure incorporates far-reaching
provisions affecting the federal mortgage market.  The current ceiling on
home loans insured by the Federal Housing Administration is increased to $
124,875 during fiscal 1990.  And in anticipation of increased lending, the
cap on FHA loan guarantees would rise to approximately $73.8 billion.
Separately, the bill gives <head>authority</head> to the Department
of Housing and Urban Development to facilitate the refinancing of
high-interest loans subsidized by the government under the so-called
Section 235 home-ownership program for lower-income families.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30043" docsrc="wsj_1718.mrg_6">
<context>
The legislation would open the way for more telephone services and more
competition in the telephone business in the three provinces, federal
officials said.  The federal government initiative follows a recent
Canadian Supreme Court decision that held that the major telephone
companies in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba and in the Atlantic coast
provinces were interprovincial undertakings and subject to federal
legislative authority.  Prior to the ruling the federal government had
regulated only the telephone companies in Quebec, Ontario, British Columbia
and the Northwest Territories.  The governments of Alberta, Saskatchewan
and Manitoba have strongly opposed federal regulation of their telephone
companies.  The extension of federal regulatory
<head>authority</head> over telephone utilities in the Atlantic
provinces has n't required special legislation because they are
investor-owned.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30046" docsrc="wsj_1286.mrg_77">
<context>
They are based on dubious psychological and sociological theories rather
than on educational experience.  One of the reasons American students do so
poorly in math tests, as compared with British, French, German or Japanese
students, is the influence of the ``New Math'' on American textbooks and
teaching methods.  Anyone who wants to appreciate just how bizarre this
situation is -- with students who ca n't add or subtract ``learning'' the
conceptual basis of mathematical theory -- should read the article by Caleb
Nelson (himself a recent math major at Harvard) in the November American
Spectator.  -- Most important of all, schools should have principals with a
large measure of <head>authority</head> over the faculty, the
curriculum, and all matters of student discipline.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30050" docsrc="wsj_1415.mrg_3">
<context>
Rochester Telephone said the acquisition was made in an exchange of its
common shares for all the shares of Urban Telephone, but a price was n't
disclosed.  Urban is the company's first telephone subsidiary in Wisconsin.
Since June, Rochester Telephone signed letters of intent to purchase three
other Wisconsin firms.  A bill that would permit the Securities and
Exchange Commission to monitor the financial condition of securities firms '
holding companies is facing tough opposition from some Wall Street firms,
which argue that the legislation is unnecessary.  The legislation and other
issues related to the stock market will be the focus of hearings this week
by the House Telecommunications and Finance Subcommittee and the Senate
Securities Subcommittee.  Richard Breeden, the new chairman of the SEC, has
n't taken a formal position on the bill, which would also require investors
to disclose large trades and give the SEC additional
<head>authority</head> during market emergencies.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30053" docsrc="wsj_1874.mrg_55">
<context>
Meanwhile, some California issues were down a touch more than the broad
market, but traders said there had n't been much investor selling because
of the quake.  But New York City general obligation bonds came under
selling pressure.  Traders said a steady stream of bonds was put up for
sale yesterday, pushing yields for longer maturities up 0.05 percentage
point.  Traders said investors were reacting to recent negative news on the
city's finances and are nervous ahead of the Nov. 7 election.  Washington,
D.C., topped the competitive slate yesterday with a sale of $200 million of
general obligation tax revenue anticipation notes.  In late trading, New
Jersey Turnpike <head>Authority</head>'s 7.20 % issue of 2018 was off
1 4 point at 98 bid.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="authority.30057" docsrc="wsj_1696.mrg_21">
<context>
Lawmakers scrapped all of a $7.4 million State Department request for the
1992 Expo in Seville, Spain, but agreed elsewhere to $15,000 for an oil
portrait of former Chief Justice Warren Burger.  Senate Commerce Committee
Chairman Ernest Hollings (D., S.C.), who also chairs the Senate
appropriations subcommittee for the department, attached $10 million for an
advanced technology initiative, including work on high-definition television.
His Republican counterpart, Sen. Warren Rudman (R., N.H.), has used his
position to wage a legislative war with the conservative board of the Legal
Services Corp.  An estimated $321 million is provided to maintain the
program, but Mr. Rudman also succeeded in attaching language seeking to
curb the <head>authority</head> of the current board until new
members are confirmed.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="bar.n">

<instance id="bar.40003" docsrc="bnc_BN1_410">
<context>
Catriona grinned.
It was a painful grin.
She had never   heard anyone make this kind of remark to another person's face before.
It wasn't a compliment.
But the fact that Sarah had said it at all seemed to mean she thought they were very close friends.
Or was she just trying to make Catriona angry?
Sarah seemed to have a special liking for angry gestures, even when she had provoked them herself.    
&bquo;I expect you have to know someone quite well to say things like that,&equo; said Catriona solemnly.    
Sarah ignored her.
&bquo;Somebody should give you   practice   drinking your own whisky.
I'm going to Mather's <head>Bar</head> on Friday night.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40006" docsrc="bnc_BNV_1476">
<context>
Theft Guard is a folding sheet of 16-gauge stainless steel with foam rubber backing which locks onto the panel hiding both radios and instruments.
It costs &dollar;300&ndash;400 from Azvedo &amp; Associates  .
Radio Lock, at &dollar;99.95, is a steel <head>bar</head>   with lock which runs diagonally across the avionics stack and is attached to two steel nuts which must be installed in the panel, from Aircraft Security &amp; Alert Systems   B&amp;J Locking Bars comprise a cross-shaped steel tube arrangement specifically for Cessna singles and the Skymaster twin which is padlocked in place between the control wheel tubes, locking the controls and blocking access to avionics   Do readers know of any enterprising UK manufacturers or importers marketing such gadgets?        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40010" docsrc="bnc_BP6_234">
<context>
The observation sett, where you can see badger family life.
Watch playful mink swim and foxes sunbathing, and much, much more.
Over 60 different breeds of farm and wildlife animals, many unique to New Road Farm.
A full days enjoyment for all.
Dogs welcome on leads.          
Shopping, Eating &amp; Drinking      
CHEDDAR VALLEY VINEYARDS        
CRICKET MALHERBIE FARMS LTD    
Local Produce &amp; Home Cooking &mdash; Home-Made Cream Teas &amp; Lunches        
MOORLYNCH VINEYARD    
&mdash; Shop &amp; Wine <head>Bar</head> selling Award-Winning Wines &mdash;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40013" docsrc="bnc_ASN_2316">
<context>
It seemed that Maidstone, who had been completely sober at ten o'clock when he left the bar, returned at about midday, still sober, but immediately started drinking heavily.
By two o'clock he was very drunk indeed.
Franco had never seen him so drunk and, although Maidstone's intake of alcohol had often been greater on past occasions, this time he just went to pieces.
&bquo;  Non ce la fa pi&uacute;  ,&equo; Franco explained.
He just couldn't take it.
At five past two Franco took the unprecedented step of refusing to serve him any more wine.    
Maidstone had become quite abusive at this, swearing at Franco in English, Italian and Neapolitan dialect.
He insisted that no one but he himself could decide whether he was going to drink or not and anyway, he had plenty of money, enough to buy all the drink in the <head>bar</head> if he wanted.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40016" docsrc="bnc_CBF_551">
<context>
Patti, 43, will play faded screen star Norma Desmond &mdash; a role immortalised by Gloria Swanson in the classic 1950 Hollywood film.
She pipped actress Meryl Streep to the part &mdash; although Streep could still take over when the show opens in the US.
&bquo;I am delighted,&equo; said Lloyd Webber.        
Last chance    
BANKER Lorrain Osman, 60, held in custody for 5&frac12; years, was yesterday granted a final appeal by the High Court against being sent to Hong Kong on fraud charges.        
Work, rest and steal    
SWEET-TOOTHED thieves made off with 230,000 Mars Bars in a cheeky raid on the world-famous chocolate factory.    
The crooks drove into the factory at Slough, Berks, and towed away a trailer containing &pound;36,000-worth of the <head>bars</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40019" docsrc="bnc_CLS_51">
<context>
The English writer Max Beerbohm spoke of how the music-halls had &bquo;grown up with reference to nothing but the public's own needs and aspirations&equo;, of how the audience was &bquo;the maker of the form&equo;, and of how music-hall had always offered &bquo;a great chance to any student of humanity at large&equo;.
Even the novelist George Gissing, who was &bquo;no friend of the people&equo; and who was the most scathing critic of so many aspects of the new popular culture, has his fictional  alter ego   Henry Ryecroft recalling the pleasures of having been young in London, of the public houses with their &bquo;pints of foaming ale&equo; and the supper <head>bars</head> with their &bquo;sausage and mash&equo;, of the theatres where one could &bquo;roll and hustle with the throng at the pit-door&equo;, and of walking home singing as he went.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40022" docsrc="bnc_CEX_2971">
<context>
I heaved myself out of my chair with elaborate sighs.
&bquo;I really am filthy.&equo;
My huge legs ached.
I toppled towards them and smiled.    
&bquo;We'll have a drink waiting for you,&equo; Flora said, and put her dark glasses on.
In dark glasses, white dress, gold chain, she sat and looked at the sky.
&bquo;What a heavenly sunset.&equo;    
&bquo;Isn't &bquo;heavenly&equo; rather an emotive word?&equo;
I said.    
I walked through the dining-room, smiling, my head on one side, humming between clenched teeth.
In the <head>bar</head> , I saw Mr Hobbs looking at me: I wondered if he thought me deranged.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40025" docsrc="bnc_ACN_1304">
<context>
It may have provided a perfect &bquo;apprenticeship&equo; for building a movie empire.
But it hasn't given him much of a clue about setting up a restaurant.    
The actor's approach to setting up his Bar and Grill has been eccentric to say the last.
Drew Nieporent is the only experienced professional involved.
De Niro's other appointments have included: as designer, a friend of a production aide, whose normal line of work is women's wear; as site manager, a former Disney executive; and as architect (20 were interviewed), the relatively unknown Lo-yi Chan, whose inexperience was blamed by some for the renovations to the Martinson building going &dollar;350,000 over budget.    
Some blame should go to De Niro, most amusingly with his attempt to convince Nieporent that the restaurant should have a sushi <head>bar</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40028" docsrc="bnc_AR2_1059">
<context>
Dear Boy, It must be very difficult for you sometimes I expect not having anyone and having to do all the shopping and cooking for yourself I know that when I was working I certainly could not have managed on my own, coming home tired and then making dinner your own dinner and then going upstairs to do some more work, what sort of life is that, though I know all about that because of course I did do that for three years almost, and I know how much happier I was when I knew there was someone waiting for me and having the dinner ready and keeping the house clean and all those things, or perhaps you people don't think those things are important.
Anyway I wish you well and send my love to you as ever, &bquo;Father&equo;.        
MEETING    
It was a full week before they reappeared in The <head>Bar</head> ; we hadn't seen them for six nights and there had been much discussion.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40031" docsrc="bnc_AM0_152">
<context>
However, we think that Club Couples should be more than slightly special, and to this end our Couples Clubreps will be on hand with a few ideas, designed with a slightly more subdued mood in mind.
On those standard trips that no one wants to miss &mdash; such as the cabaret, we'll also make an effort to keep couples together.        
CLUB COUPLES REPS    
Our Club Couples Clubreps are highly trained and will be on hand to welcome you with a FREE bottle of wine to get your holiday off to a great start, and make sure you get the most out of your holiday.    
Romantics all, they can point you in the direction of the quieter beaches, the most atmospheric <head>bars</head> and restaurants, and will even try to arrange discounts in some of the better eateries for parties of couples.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40034" docsrc="bnc_AMD_464">
<context>
All of our clients staying in Murren have free entry to the swimming pool and whirlpool, squash, tennis and ice skating in the centre.    
Swimming: Lauterbrunnen has a lovely outdoor swimming pool set in alpine meadows.    
Other activities: Fishing, tennis, crazy golf are all available.      
HOTEL ALPENRUHE (3+) &mdash; MURREN    
Situated in an enviable position enjoying wonderful views over the Bernese Alps, the Hotel Alpenruhe is conveniently close to the Schilthorn Cable Car.
The amenities of the resort centre are only a short walk away.
Although the hotel is fairly new, it is built in the traditional chalet style and the use of wood panelling throughout gives it a mellow and warm atmosphere.
All the bedrooms are most attractive and have a private bathroom with a shower or bath and hairdryer.
Each room has a mini <head>bar</head> , telephone and radio.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40037" docsrc="bnc_AM0_326">
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Supplements per person per week:    
In a studio for 3, 2 sharing &pound;14.00 (&pound;17.00).
Supplements in brackets apply to July and August departures.    
Meals: Self-catering        
ACAPULCO APTS    
One of the best things about the Acapulco apartments is its ideal location &mdash; only a five minute walk from the Veronicas nightlife centre of Las Americas.
In fact the Acapulco is a good all round Club base.
The apartments here re comfortable, having recently been refurbished, and all have private facilities, balconies and fully equipped kitchenettes.
There is an excellent pool with a large sunbathing terrace with sunbeds and the beach is a short walk away.    
There is a <head>bar</head> and restaurant here serving food and drink at very reasonable prices.
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Here you can eat and drink well at reasonable prices before taking the two minute walk to the centre of town.    
The apartments here are of a good standard and have private facilities, kitchenettes and balconies.
They sleep 2&ndash;4 people and here are some smaller studios available for 2 people.        
KLIPPE APTS    
These friendly, comfortable apartments are situated near the Tampico apartments and from the top floor there is a superb view over the bay of San Antonio.
There's an attractive pool with sun terraces and a poolside bar serving snacks.
The sandy beach is about 200 metres away with sunbeds, pedaloes and watersports.
The town centre is a five minute trip by taxi or a short ferry ride and there are plenty of shops, restaurants and <head>bars</head> close by.    
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Faliraki is one of those typical Greek beach resorts that seems to have suddenly woken up and exploded into life.
By day it's very much a &bquo;let's get a sunlounger and lie on the sand&equo; sort of resort and the sandy beach is well equipped with everything you'll need in the way of bars, restaurants and shade, and there are several places to waterski, windsurf and parascend or try your hand on the wet bikes.    
It's a friendly sort of resort, full of young people.
as you'd expect, the big attraction is the nightlife and the main drag is a long procession of bars.
Last summer we counted over thirty bars in all on our various refreshment excursions to Faliraki, but things are happening so fast that who knows how many there will be this summer?
From about ten o'clock the <head>bars</head> and the street start to fill up.
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Such a feature is clearly a waste of time if you are a reasonably expert photographer (and there is no bar code reader input on the professional EOS models), but it helps the non-expert to get good results.
Another use of bar codes is in security applications, and there must be many other novel uses for them.        
Software    
There are programs available for some computers that will print out various sizes and types of bar codes.
There is at least one set of shareware bar code generator programs available for the IBM PCs, and you should find this set listed in any of the larger PC shareware catalogues (but note that the output is only suitable for Epson 9-pin and true Epson 9-pin compatible printers).
Reading the <head>bar</head> codes is more difficult, since this type of software only seems to be sold as part of a complete bar code reader and software package.    
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If there is anything wrong internally, or insufficient battery power, the screen could stay lit, flash, or shut down, depending on the error.
Try activating again, or wait a little while before re-activation.
If the error still doesn't clear, return it to Oceanic.    
With an expected life of three years for the lithium battery, there shouldn't be any problems with this unit, but Oceanic UK guarantee a three day turnround on battery changes, and service like this is good to hear about.    
With all indications normal and the pre-dive planning sequence (scrolling) indicating sensible no-stop times for given depths in metres, you can begin your descent.    
Once below five feet, the PDPS mode changes to dive mode and the depth indicator shows the depth to the nearest metre.
The dive time digits count down to time remaining before decompression, while the <head>bar</head> graph begins counting up &mdash; showing tissue loading.
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While their Cup displays have rightly made national headlines, their mediocre League form has taken them to within one point of the bottom.    
But last night they produced the sort of display that has taken them to Wembley.    
After three minutes, Byrne glanced the ball narrowly wide and two minutes later he saw his header cleared off the line by Stockwell.
Torrential rain had left the game in some doubt and the waterlogged pitch ensured a tentative start by both sides.    
That was especially true of Ipswich, searching for their sixth consecutive win.    
Palmer had to head clear a menacing centre by Mooney and Rush went close with two excellent drives.
Yet Town's first real attack in the 28th minute almost gave them the lead.    
Norman could only parry away Thompson's powerful shot but he recovered superbly to turn Kiwomya's follow-up drive over the <head>bar</head> .    
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They have the whole packet of biscuits, or three or four bars of chocolate, or, with our example in the caf&eacute;, a full fried breakfast followed by a Danish pastry.
So, avoid those places or situations that are likely to make you want to over-eat.
Strengthen your motivation to stay with your chosen weight control regime.
Again, you must work out what suits you best.
Good examples of activities to maintain motivation are collecting inspiring dieting case histories from slimming magazines; going out to buy a dress one size smaller than your present size; looking at charts and graphs that show good overall weight loss over a period of time.
You might also allow yourself one small indulgence with food now and again.
If you are totally fed up, one extra <head>bar</head> of chocolate or cake or any one single luxury item is not going to set you back to square one.
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No doubt it will sorely test the liberal and progressive credentials of certain members.
Also in its wake will follow countless problems in rewriting the law related to marriage and divorce.
However, I have no doubt that it will occur, later if not sooner.    
Two final issues among the host remaining for consideration will be touched upon.
First, should the couple in the type of marriage unions discussed above be able to adopt children, since obviously there will be no natural issue?
The matter is raised here as one of principle, since individual decisions must rest with the adoption agency, and ultimately the courts, based upon an assessment of the suitability of the couple involved.
As a matter of principle it is submitted that there should not be an absolute <head>bar</head> to adoption in the case of a marriage involving a transsexual.
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The woman was unhurt in the ordeal, which happened on March 20 last year.
She returned to her address to find Casabona inside, holding a knife.    
Casabona, 20, of no fixed address, forced the woman to go to a bedroom and tied her ankles and arms before gagging her mouth with adhesive tape.    
A teenager who lived in the same address returned and tried to call police after hearing the voice of the lodger and the man, said Charles Kellett, prosecuting.
She failed because Casabona cut off phone wires.    
Casabona then took the teenager on a long car drive.
At one point the pair had sexual intercourse in the vehicle, said Mr Kellett.    
The judge, Mr Justice Humphrey Potts, said he would have put Casabona behind <head>bars</head> for two years but he had already served an equivalent term on remand.    
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<instance id="bar.40065" docsrc="bnc_CG5_1009">
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Professionals will be familiar with the company's black-bodied trade range.
The d-i-y tools are all in blue, and therefore termed the Blue Range.    
We tested the OF 450S router, a 450 watt machine with a 1/4in collet capacity and a no-load speed of 27,500rev/min.
The first thought was how similar the machine is to the POF range of routers from Bosch.
Sure enough, the casing and motor are the same.
That is where the similarity ends, however.    
AEG has taken a fairly established design of router, and fine&rehy;tuned it to become a much more easy to use machine than the Bosch.
The most noticeable difference is the move to a two&rehy;spanner system of tightening the collet.
We felt this was an improvement over the rival system of inserting a tommy <head>bar</head> through the collet and using one spanner.
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<instance id="bar.40068" docsrc="bnc_AC6_1065">
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Then when we met again, you would be full of all you had done &mdash; a ride on your motor bike to Alba de Tormes or Ledesma, a strange church you had discovered, or a new book someone had sent you from the States.
Even worse, you would tell me about new poems you had started to write, and it was like a dagger in my heart when you described working on them without my help &mdash; though the real reason you had come back to see me was to labour over them with me, adding my suggestions and excisions in the margins in your minuscule script.
When you stayed away from me, I would try in vain to will you back beside me: then, long after the dinner I waited for you to share but had to eat alone, I would wander out into the stony streets, hoping to bump into you, to glimpse you sitting in a <head>bar</head> or on a park bench:    
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<instance id="bar.40071" docsrc="bnc_CEP_5499">
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WEST INDIAN umpire Steve Bucknor stepped in to prevent crowd trouble getting out of hand as India ground their way to a 23-run first innings lead in the first Test against South Africa here yesterday.    
The tall 45-year-old Barbadian, appointed to the series as a neutral official to prevent disputes on the pitch, turned peacemaker on the terraces as Indian fans celebrated a century from their new hero Praveen Amre.    
Bottles and cans started to fly as the Indians were stopped from running on to the pitch to mob the batsmen by burly stewards.
As play was held up Bucknor strolled over to the scene of the trouble and appealed for calm.    
The move had the desired effect but the Indians' &bquo;Friendship Tour&equo; was also threatened yesterday by a sex scandal.    
Fast bowler Manoj Prabhakar was accused in a local paper of ignoring official warnings of a local AIDS epidemic by chasing girls in an all-night <head>bar</head> .    
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He looked very flushed, almost guilty, Isobel thought curiously.    
Edouard stood up.    
&bquo;We should go,&equo; he said curtly.
&bquo;I'll fetch the car and bring it round.
Where did you leave it, Isobel?&equo;    
&bquo;In the rue Pascal.
Just around the corner to the right and then first right and &mdash; &bquo;    
&bquo;I'll find it.
I know it.&equo;    
Edouard walked out, his face stiff with anger.
There was another awkward silence, broken by the laughter from the <head>bar</head> .
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Not sure of the music policy, but the name sounds like the ingredients of a takeaway from a less salubrious Chinese.    
Dublin Castle 94 Parkway, NW1 (485 1773) Beloved of Camden's grunge rock enthusiasts, a temple to R'n'B, complete with priceless memorabilia decorating the brown-painted (or nicotine-stained) walls.
Back room stage so small the performers have to rest their mike stands on the floor in front.    
Fulham Greyhound 175 Fulham Palace Rd, W6 (385 0526) Home of heavy rock, so take your ear-plugs.
Consistently fine and determined music policy.    
Half Moon Putney 93 Lower Richmond Rd, SW15 (788 2387) Better known for its jazz, but a good, wholesome venue for rock nonetheless.    
King's Head, Fulham 4 Fulham High St, SW6 (736 1413) L-shaped room, part corridor, part <head>bar</head> , part dance-floor, with the stage in one corner, ensuring restricted view from virtually everywhere.
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<instance id="bar.40080" docsrc="bnc_B0B_2191">
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They hurried up the lane that passed by Farmer Olinton's land.
Much of the hay had already been stacked, but it all seemed quite safe.
And the gates into the fields where the cows were grazing were all properly shut.
And not-only was there no dog worrying Farmer Olinton's sheep; there weren't any sheep in sight, either!    
&bquo;Well, there doesn't seem to be anything wrong,&equo; said Heather regretfully, standing on a five-barred gate and peering over the fields.
&bquo;We'd better go on to the farm and buy&hellip;&equo;    
Then she stopped, and her cheeks turned pink with excitement.
&bquo;Why, look, Shirley!&equo; she cried, pointing.
&bquo;Look &mdash; over there!
That's smoke!&equo;    
Shirley, standing on the <head>bar</head> beside her, followed her pointing linger and gave a gasp.    
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<instance id="bar.40083" docsrc="bnc_AE0_1175">
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Thank you for ringing.&equo;    
Anna twisted to take the phone back, and replaced it on its base.
&bquo;Would it be  possible   to speak to Comrade Charsky?&equo; she said mockingly in Kropotkin's husky, languid, somewhat condescending tones.
Charsky stroked her shoulder, kissed her nape.
&bquo;I think you'd better come up to my room,&equo; she mimicked again.    
&bquo;Don't tell me you're jealous?&equo;    
&bquo;Of course not.
But she obviously intends to seduce you.&equo;    
&bquo;Rubbish!&equo;    
&bquo;Why else should she invite you to her room?
It would be easier to meet you in the <head>bar</head> .
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<instance id="bar.40086" docsrc="bnc_C91_1705">
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Fig. 1.
Complete circuit diagram for the Garden Hosepipe Controller.    
Fig. 2.
Stripboard component layout and details of breaks required in the underside copper tracks.    
Fig. 3.
Interwiring from the circuit board to off-board components.    
The complete circuit board mounted inside the metal case.
The metal case must be &bquo;Earthed&equo; through the mains lead, see Fig. 3.    
Low voltage mains-pressure water solenoid valve.          
INTERFACE Robert Penfold    
The subject of <head>bar</head> codes is one which seems to crop up in reader's letters from time to time.
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<instance id="bar.40089" docsrc="bnc_A8F_639">
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This is also true of the Canadian A Winter Tan (ICA Cinema, 18), a cooperative effort by five film-makers that is even more challenging to received assumptions and inhabits an even more dangerous area &mdash; that of female sexuality.    
Taken from the letters of Maryse Holder, posthumously published as Give Sorrow Words, the film graphically and with total honesty describes the writer's descent into a hell of her own making on a &bquo;Mexican vacation from feminism&equo; in search of happiness.    
The film, set on the beaches, in the <head>bars</head> and discos and in the shabby tourist rooms of downtown Acapulco, is distinguished by a central performance from Jackie Burroughs (also one of the directors) that is an astonishing tour de force of which it is impossible to speak too highly.    
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<instance id="bar.40093" docsrc="bnc_CRM_9853">
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FIG. 1 The central 4kpc of the Milky Way as seen in the near infrared by the DIRBE experiment aboard the COBE satellite.
(The entire picture runs from  l=96&deg;   to  l=-96&deg;  .)
The picture is a false-colour representation of the near-infrared emission at wavelengths of 1.2, 2.2 and 3.4&mgr;m.
The reddish colour of the disk is caused by dust and the whitish region in the centre is the bulge.        
FIG. 2 From outside, the Milky Way probably looks rather like this typical barred spiral galaxy, NGC4535.
The bar is the broad feature across the   centre   that connects the two bright spiral arms.        
FIG. 3 A schematic <head>bar</head> viewed from the galactic pole showing the orientation implied by the infrared data of Matsumoto  et al.  .
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<instance id="bar.40097" docsrc="bnc_A5X_47">
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Eke out the little pleasures.
The beer, for example, is rather good, so is the coffee.
Notice the strange way in which the table is covered by a carpet while the floor is bare, as in the best Vermeers.
Enjoy the warmth: outside it is almost certainly blowing razor blades from the Steppes.
Relax: you are on holiday.    
This is the appropriate mood for The Hague, a town so bourgeois it makes Amsterdam seem rough and ready.
It has the reputation of a Dutch Bonn, a provincial place of exile for civil servants, where nothing more exciting than Dutch politics ever happens.
This is unfair, for it is a historic city and once in a while something does happen.
In 1672, for example, the Dutch Cromwell, de Witt, was torn limb from limb in the street by a frenzied mob, and in 1986 I was beaten up in a <head>bar</head> .    
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<instance id="bar.40100" docsrc="bnc_CCP_449">
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HIT LIST      
SEAWARD FACE    
GENERAL VIEW    
RAVEN WALL &mdash; MAIN FACE                
THE BIG CHILL    
An account of an incident filled week of winter climbing in the Mont Blanc Massif.
Climbers: Mark Lowe and Pete Leeming      
CHAMONIX WINTER CLIMBS    
 Chamonix-Mount Blanc, Easter 1987  .
I had never seen Chamonix so quiet.
The streets and <head>bars</head> were deserted, and for once the incessant noise and bustle had abated.
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<instance id="bar.40104" docsrc="bnc_BNC_2742">
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But Winnie was already on her feet.    
&bquo;She's yer mammy?&equo; the hag asked Rab.    
&bquo;Ye'd better not let her hear that.&equo;    
&bquo;Then it's as well that she's not here.&equo;    
The woman &mdash; Rab, with the wine, and so took-on with the barman, had not noticed her before &mdash; sat across from him, over a small, square tin-topped table.
&bquo;I should watch my mouth,&equo; she said.    
&bquo;It would be wise,&equo; Rab said, a look at her head: the length of her hair.
&bquo;She's my lover.&equo;    
&bquo;And a fine figure of a woman tae.&equo;    
Rab lit a roll-up.
The barman was back (a leap) at his station behind the <head>bar</head> , as if nothing had happened.    
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<instance id="bar.40107" docsrc="bnc_AE8_453">
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By mid-afternoon I was almost at Freiburg and left the motorway to look for a village in which to stay, preferably near the Rhine.
I soon found myself at the Gasthof L&ocirc;wen in the little village of Sasbach.    
Sasbach is really no more than a scatter of houses, a couple of shops, a garage and a church set down in the middle of vineyards and orchards.
From it, one road crosses the Rhine into France and Colmar, the other takes you to Breisach and Freiburg.
It is a pretty village.
The houses are pink or yellow with white sills and dark shutters.
Even prettier was the petite brunette of about seventeen who showed me to my room.
Her name was Annette and she seemed to do all the serving and running up and down   while her rather dour and unhealthy-looking mother issued the orders.
Father looked after the <head>bar</head> .
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<instance id="bar.40110" docsrc="bnc_CEK_3181">
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Sun, sea and not a sound..    
By Sarah Whitfield King    
HOLIDAY resorts don't come much louder than Benidorm.
So you'll be surprised to learn that the town's tourist bosses are now taking urgent steps to control late-night noise.    
A map has been produced to show exactly what level of decibels the music in each street is allowed to reach.    
The map is colour-coded, easy to follow and essential for anyone booking a holiday in the resort.    
It will be particularly useful for early risers who once had to endure deafening music from Benidorm bars until the small hours.
All they have to do is pick a hotel or apartment away from the disco areas.    
Any <head>bar</head> or disco which exceeds its permitted decibel limit can be shut down on the spot for the night by police.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40113" docsrc="bnc_C9H_1600">
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Here's the melodic minor; note that it is identical to the major scale apart from the 3rd degree, which uses the minor 3rd.      
The second scale we could use over a min/maj7 chord is the harmonic minor:      
This scale has an Eastern flavour to it caused by the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth degrees.
Try playing these intervals up and down and you'll hear what I mean.    
Last month I gave you some homework.
Here are the answers:    
The first eight bars were II-V-I-IV-VII-III-VI-VI in E major    
Bars 9 to 12 were II-V-II-V in F major    
Bars 13 to 16 were I-IV-III-II in B&flat; major    
Bars 17 to 20 were II-II-II-II in E&flat; major    
<head>Bars</head> 21 to 24 were I-V-IV-III in A major    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40116" docsrc="bnc_AHC_809">
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The first print run of 6,000 sold out and a second of 4,000 is moving quickly.    
Anyone worrying &mdash; as dealers and Christie's once did &mdash; that these thousands of 300-year-old pots will flood the market need only look at Harrods, where Nanking Cargo plates have been selling regularly and at increasing prices since the auction (&pound;195 for a good teabowl, &pound;7,000 for an &bquo;encrusted&equo; tureen) and where, after the Vung Tau auction, the new pieces will also be for sale from, they expect, &pound;50 to &pound;10,000.    
Michael Cohen also plans a major exhibition &mdash; 15 or 20 Nanking pieces, silver <head>bars</head> from the Dutch bullion ship Bredenhof, auctioned in 1986, anything he can get from Vung Tau and, he hopes, a few pieces from the first Hatcher junk, which are the earliest of them all.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40119" docsrc="bnc_AMD_715">
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The bedrooms are furnished in older style and have a private bathroom, though they do vary in size.
Some twins also have a balcony and lake view, but as they overlook the lake road, those seeking tranquil accommodation should book the quieter, though simpler and smaller garden rooms.    
Lift; 130 bedrooms; single available.        
HOTEL ROMA, LENNO (2)    
Situated on the lakeside opposite the small harbour of Lenno is the friendly, family run Hotel Roma.
This has been a popular hotel with our clients, many of whom regularly return.
Once an imposing villa, the Roma has been converted into a charming little hotel.
The gardens look out over the Bay of Tremezzina, and all of the bedrooms have lovely lake views.
There is a smaller <head>bar</head> and cosy dining room serving excellent home prepared Italian cooking.
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<instance id="bar.40122" docsrc="bnc_B22_1470">
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This wall was matchboarded to the ceiling, the other three having wainscoting similar to the front room, oak grained, as were the doors.
The first step of the stairs was actually in the room, the protruding edge being well rounded to avoid barked shins.
In the centre of the opposite wall was a kitchener grate, with a small compact fire only about 12 inches &times; 10 inches &times; 10 inches, which not only kept the room beautifully warm, but also provided heat for a quite sizeable oven on the left and a hob large enough to take three saucepans.
The four upright bars at the front of the fire made excellent &bquo;window&equo; toast.
This was toast which was held on a toasting fork and was pressed against the <head>bars</head> so that the bread was scorched, it was then quickly turned ninety degrees so that it finished up with a grid pattern rather   like a leaded window.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40125" docsrc="bnc_CG2_500">
<context>
In turn, Swanage, Yorkshire, North Devon, Mid-Wales, Kinder &mdash; even Scotland &mdash; have been de&rehy;mystified.    
Ironically Pembroke, the most recently developed area, where today new routes are tumbling out of the sky as fast as the climbers, has become the place where descriptions &mdash; starred pitches probably excluded &mdash; still offend mightily under the grade descriptions act.
Elsewhere, guidebooks now pinpoint severity with laser accuracy &mdash; grades: adjectival and numerical: even death-potential; and those oh-so-helpful lists, usually hidden away at the back, slightly shamefacedly among the first ascent details.
Pembroke is the last frontier.
here old fashioned soft touch detective   work can still be observed in the <head>bars</head> and campsites; private eyeballing of which a Bogart or a Mitchum would have been proud &mdash; last call for a way of life about to disappear for ever.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40128" docsrc="bnc_B3J_851">
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Four feet eleven inches of skin and bone, but a terrible sight to behold when roused.
Born in nearby Berkeley, Renee had been brought up the hard way.
Being the second born in a poor family with thirteen brothers and sisters, you had to be   tough to survive.
The number of times she had had to go to school with no knickers on was nobody's business, she often told her husband.
And tough she was.
The most popular story told by the regulars to casual strangers, concerned a very large Swedish seaman who had visited the Blue Boar with a couple of shipmates one evening before the war.
Knocker had been out that particular night which had been very fortunate for the seaman.
Even so, after several pints of the local brew, the big Swede had leaned over the <head>bar</head> , grabbed Renee's skinny little shoulders, and planted a big cidery kiss smack on her lips.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40131" docsrc="bnc_B2U_893">
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 Kimball tags   contain rows of punched holes (similar to those in paper tape).    
2    
 Bar codes   consist of a series of thick and thin lines.
These are read by a laser beam at the cash desk.    
3    
 Magnetic tags   use magnetised spots to record coded information.    
4    
 Optical (OCR) characters   enable people as well as machines to read the information on the tag.
The computer cannot interpret the information if the tag is dirty or marked.    
5    
 <head>Bar</head> marks   consist of a series of marks and blank spaces on a reflective surface.          
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40134" docsrc="bnc_A5X_78">
<context>
For exercise and air, go for a walk on the dunes.
The dikes get all the credit for keeping the water out, but most of the work is done by the natural wall of sand facing the sea.
The dunes are carefully conserved &mdash; the Dutch government boasts an inspectorate of dunes &mdash; and criss-crossed with paths.
When you get back to your starting point, reward yourself with a cocktail in the Kurhaus, an enormous hotel with a magnificent salon like something out of Death in Venice.    
On the far side of The Hague, another 10-minute tram ride away, is Delft, the picture-postcard Dutch canal town.
Canal tours, blue-and-white china, narrow streets &mdash; if it were not also a university town it would be merely beautiful.
The students give it liveliness: motorbikes in the market square and a bit of noise in the <head>bars</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40137" docsrc="bnc_A12_1212">
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The steps also diminish or broaden as the tunes grow softer or louder.
But petipa kept to well-defined limits of courtly behaviour and never fell into an extravagant style, even in the market place scene of  Don Quixote  .
 Hungarian style      
Towards the end of his life Petipa made much more use of  demi-caract&egrave;re   elements in his work and strengthened the characteristics of the steps he used.
He incorporated many Hungarian features in his production  of Raymonda   (last Act).
Be showed how intimately the traditional could influence the dances for his  corps de ballet  .
Couples enter high-booted in an elaborate but genuinely traditional promenade.
The working leg is thrust outwards on the first beat of a <head>bar</head> , heels click and stamp to accent the appropriate beats.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40140" docsrc="bnc_BN3_356">
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He turned to her, his blue eyes ablaze with anger, and said:    
&bquo;Fanny, do you think I'm a  meshuginer   (madman)?
Let me tell you dis much&hellip; a good doctor cuts up bodies to make people well.
I'm a  shneider   (tailor) and I cut up cloth, and ven I'm finished, a customer also feels vell.
Vell-dressed.
So you must trust me, Faigele.&equo;
(This was Mum's name in Yiddish.)    
Dad, in his own way, possessed a unique brand of philosophy which belied his outward simplicity.
He was to a certain extent an enigma.
I will cite two situations in which he was involved, and from which he extricated himself with remarkable ease:    
His favourite pub, the Club <head>bar</head> , in Oxford Street, Gorbals, was where he liked to spend an evening with friends.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40144" docsrc="bnc_C9M_2661">
<context>
I'm continuing, this month and next, with the 16-bar guitar solo from Linda Ronstadt's  That'll Be The Day  .
As I stated last time, both Andrew Gold and Waddy Wachtel are credited with the lead work on this track &mdash; Andrew on the (stereo) left and Waddy on the right.
Both solos are played in a mild, &bquo;find yer head&equo; style and tone that owes a lot to '60s rhythm and blues.
Glen Campbell used a similar approach on a few tracks when he did the sessions for The Everlys' wonderful  Great Country Hits   album of 1963.    
This month's eight bars are Waddy's and they're fairly straight-ahead.
They're over the verse section of the song and need to be played aggressively, especially the bend-up at the end of the second <head>bar</head> and the four picked triplets in the final bar.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40148" docsrc="bnc_CKC_3615">
<context>
What drags you away from the fleshpots?&equo;    
&bquo;Duty, sir.&equo;    
&bquo;You will have noticed, Admiral,&equo; Talbot said, &bquo;how devoted the  Ariadne   's officers are to their duty.
I thought, Jimmy, that you were supposed to be lurking and eavesdropping?&equo;    
&bquo;I have lurked, sir.
And eavesdropped.
I have also been plying Mr Andropulos and his friends with strong drink.&equo;    
&bquo;At this time of the morning?&equo;
Hawkins said.    
&bquo;Captain's orders, sir.
I hope, Captain, that the Admiralty are going to take care of my <head>bar</head> bill.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40151" docsrc="bnc_ADG_501">
<context>
But some of my friends would never tell their brothers a thing like that; their brothers put them down a lot.
And I can believe there is a link between periods and self-esteem, because if people are saying periods are embarrassing or dirty or vile, then in a way they are saying being a woman is embarrassing or dirty or wile, and that's bound to affect you.    
It's like the adverts that you see on TV for things like sanitary towels.
Sometimes you don't even know what they're for, because the ad is just a cartoon girl taking the dog for a walk or something.
They're trying to &bquo;pretty it up&equo;, making periods less shocking, or whatever they think they are.
Shameful, I suppose.    
But the adverts that really annoy me are not so much the ones aimed at women but the ones aimed at men.
There's this one: a woman sitting in a <head>bar</head> , wearing a cocktail outfit.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40154" docsrc="bnc_C9M_2766">
<context>
2      
Four bars leading up to the chorus using the same notes as before, but a more basic pattern and an octave down, until the chorus comes in loud and heavy, a complete contrast with its barrages of driving sixteenth notes.
Make sure to articulate these clearly, alternating your plucking fingers except where raking from the 1st to 2nd strings (notes E to A and D to A).
Note the use of the open A string to facilitate position changes.      
3      
Four bars bridge around A, again using the root, perfect 4th and 5th intervals A, D and E, with a nicely varied rhythmic content.      
4      
The ninth to sixteenth <head>bars</head> of the final choruses; I couldn't resist including these as they really are the climax of this bass part.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40157" docsrc="bnc_ALS_251">
<context>
&bquo;You're right, Tom,&equo; chuckled his aunt, &bquo;none of 'em's ready for buryin' yet.
But what do I 'ear!
Keep down!
There's some'un comin'.&equo;      
There was indeed.
Dreadlock Doom the jailer had discovered the loss of his prisoners and, cursing horribly, was running back to Mutton House.    
&bquo;Quick now, Cap'n!&equo; breathed Aunt Clarabel, &bquo;Back to your ship and away!
Take 'em along Witchball Street, Tom, and down to the quay that way.
I'll stay here an' settle a few old scores with our precious Mayor an' all!&equo;      
As Tom hustled Pugwash and the pirates away, she ran back to the Jolly Jailer.
&bquo;Out with 'ee all!&equo; she called to her customers in the <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40160" docsrc="bnc_ANJ_357">
<context>
She ought therefore to slip on the fur boots&hellip; put a little hay in the bottom of the coach&hellip;
She must try to pack everything in one box, for she will not need many clothes for twelve days; and she will probably have to bring a hat-box, though indeed the latter will be a little inconvenient.
However, one advantage is that women's clothes can be folded into a very small space.    
(21 December 1774)           
17 Draft of the fugal finale for the string quartet in D Minor, K.173.
&lsqb;The British Library: Department of Manuscripts &mdash; Zweig 52, f.l  r  &rsqb;    
18 Quartet in B flat K.172, showing the end of first movement where Mozart has had to cancel one <head>bar</head> and cram the rewritten version onto handwritten staves at the end of the page.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40163" docsrc="bnc_AJM_1230">
<context>
His peregrinations of the islands at election time were always diverting public entertainments.    
In the 1985 campaign Tritsis traversed Cephalonia, followed by convoys of adoring supporters in trucks, tractors and motor-cars, indeed anything that could move on wheels.
He strode into cafes, schools and churches to meet and greet by name &mdash; all with the relentless energy of a former Balkans decathlon champion.    
Even the elements failed to subdue him &mdash; on one occasion he persisted in declaiming from the balcony overlooking the square at Samis for more than an hour, in the course of which a downpour cut the loudspeaker system dozens of times.
By the end of his speech most of the crowd had fled to shelter in doorways and <head>bars</head> , while forks of lightning lit the peaks of Ithaca in the distance.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40166" docsrc="bnc_AAK_258">
<context>
Swapo was alone in its opposition to proportional representation and a bi-cameral system.
A Swapo representative, Mr Harmut Ruppel, announced on Wednesday that it had agreed to this, but acknowledged that this was in exchange for an executive president.
The deal makes it almost certain that Mr Sam Nujoma, president of Swapo, will become the country's first president.    
The standing committee's choice of legal experts to draw up the constitution, adopted unanimously by the assembly, was surprising.
All three are from South Africa: Mr Arthur Chaskalson, head of the Legal Resources Centre and chairman of the Johannesburg <head>Bar</head> Council; Professor Gerhard Erasmus, professor of international law at Stellenbosch University; and Professor Marius Wiechers, professor of constitutional law at the University of South Africa.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40170" docsrc="bnc_C9U_1075">
<context>
The refashioned story relates how two young people, both just over affairs, pick each other up on a Friday night at a swinging Manhattan singles bar, the then modish Maxwell's Plum.
John has been brought to the bar, &bquo;a paradise for bachelors&equo;, by his randy friend Ernest (played by Dustin's real friend Stanley Beck).
She goes back to his four-room bachelor apartment at 52 Riverside Drive.
They go to bed as strangers and then spend the weekend alternately insulting each other and making up, trying to find out if they are fond of each other.
We learn with them that he designs furniture (as Harry Hoffman did) and she works in a gallery of primitive art on Madison Avenue, but only in the end do they reveal their names to each other.
When they first meet at the <head>bar</head> , he says to her, &bquo;What did you say your name was?&equo; 'I didn't say.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40173" docsrc="bnc_CA6_1068">
<context>
She did a good deal of field-work in the pubs of commuterland, achieving in her story &bquo;Summer Schools&equo; (also in the 1958 volume) an almost &bquo;Gothic&equo; horror.
Its characters live their absurd lives in a d&eacute;cor that might have been invented by Osbert Lancaster or Sir John Betjeman at their best.
This is the world explored by one of her two schoolmistresses.
In comparison, the other visits a world, a boys' preparatory school in a Georgian house full of earnest people listening to lectures on &bquo;the novel&equo;, that might be thought almost civilized.
Better the weary smell of minced beef and boiled cabbage than the acrid stench of Virginian cigarettes, the mawkish smell of warm beer, and whisky and petrol fumes.
Better the mild academic joke than the jollities of the saloon <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40176" docsrc="bnc_C91_1711">
<context>
The subject of bar codes is one which seems to crop up in reader's letters from time to time.
Judging from letters I have received, and some I have seen published in various magazines, there seems to be a few misconceptions about the precise way in which bar codes operate.
Before proceeding further it would perhaps be as well to dispel one or two myths.      
Code Cracking    
Many people seem to think that bar codes carry a lot of information.
For example, if you read the contents of a bar code on a can of baked beans, the common belief is that you would get something along the lines of &bquo;Heinz Baked Beans, 225g, 38p&equo;.
This seems reasonable, because reading the <head>bar</head> code into a supermarket checkout system would result in this sort of information being displayed, and printed on the receipt.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40179" docsrc="bnc_A96_719">
<context>
In tendering his resignation, Mr Adamec cited undue pressure from the opposition in the haggling this week over a new cabinet as the main reason.
The Forum rigorously denied this.    
A government spokesman said that Mr Adamec's decision to quit was taken because of &bquo;unacceptable demands&equo; from the Forum.
Mr Dienstbier retorted that this was nonsense.    
Mr Adamec had asked the Forum for its proposals concerning the new government.
After receiving the proposals and before responding, Mr Adamec had gone on national television on Wednesday night to threaten to quit.
Mr Dienstbier accused Mr Adamec of stating untruths on television.        
Concessions ease advocacy fears.    
THE BILL'S concessions to the concerns of barristers and judges about extended rights of audience in the higher courts were welcomed yesterday by Mr Desmond FennellQC, chairman of the <head>Bar</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40182" docsrc="bnc_CA5_1797">
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Only  you   can know what your &bquo;whispers&equo; mean &mdash; by going within, and asking.)    
Another example: imagine that you buy a bar of chocolate, and later discover that you were short-changed by five pounds.
Instead of allowing this to be a frustrating and pointless event, ask yourself why you created it.
What is the &bquo;whisper&equo; from your inner self?
Does it reflect your belief that you are hopelessly absent-minded?
Or that people are mostly crooks?
Is it a metaphor for throwing away your resources &mdash; your time, money, energy &mdash; or allowing others to take advantage of you?
Perhaps you felt guilty about ignoring a charity collection, and so decided to punish yourself?
Or perhaps it is an opportunity to be more philosophical, less clinging, over money?
Perhaps the <head>bar</head> of chocolate was significant?
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40185" docsrc="bnc_CH2_3204">
<context>
Distraught Christine, of Bell Farm, York, said: &bquo;The doctors told me he could die any minute.&equo;    
Carbolic acid is a corrosive normally used in chiropody and for cleaning.    
Christine's former boy-friend Robert Broxup called for an inquiry into how the youngster was able to get hold of the acid.    
The Bromley, Jones, Moroney and Atkinson surgery at Monkgate, York, refused to comment yesterday.        
Tissue of Leis    
ROMANIA is recycling tons of its worn-out Lei bank notes&hellip; as toilet paper.        
MARS&hellip; the end of an old faithful    
No more work, rest and play for choc fans    
NIC NORTH    
TAKE a long lingering bite of your favourite Mars <head>bar</head> &mdash; it will never taste the same again after November.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40188" docsrc="bnc_CK5_1116">
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&bquo;It was all sad paranoia, completely in my own head,&equo; he continues, &bquo;but I really thought I had to be somebody different.
And I still want to be that person; I want to be happy; I want to look good; I want to command the situation I'm in.
But that'll never happen.&equo;    
At the heart of almost all of Thom's lyrics is a sense of   alienation   from his surroundings, whether it's expressed in &bquo;Creep&equo; 's whispered final line, &bquo;I don't belong here&equo;, or the first words of the last single &bquo;Prove Yourself&equo;, &bquo;I can't afford to breathe in this town&equo;.
They're sentiments that come from falling between the two factions that all but dominate life in Oxford's social centre: the yuppified, well-heeled types who hang around in the <head>bars</head> and bistros of the city's bohemian quarter, and the massive student population.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40191" docsrc="bnc_CGC_361">
<context>
Dancing on the podiums at the Milk Bar's Friday night club Glam has become a hazardous business, due to the frenzied swaying of the Essex Girls that now monopolise them.
However, this lively lot are not your stereotypical Essex Girls, but a trio of glamorous drag queens with the names Saffron Walden, Kirby Cross and Sible Headingham (all Essex towns), known collectively as &bquo;The Pleased Wimmin&equo;.
(it's spelt &bquo;wimmin&equo; because we're feminists!&equo;)    
&bquo;We're always first in, last out at Glam,&equo; says Sible, also known as Jon.
&bquo;We never go home unless we're in an ambulance!&equo;
But it's not all play for Jon, because he now has to drag himself off the podiums to do the warm-up spot behind the decks.
And he also sacrifices his dancefloor fun for DJing chores at the legendary Pushca parties, the Superstar Niteclub at <head>Bar</head> Industria and The Fruit Machine, Heaven's new Wednesday night gay club.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40194" docsrc="bnc_CH2_3207">
<context>
The Bromley, Jones, Moroney and Atkinson surgery at Monkgate, York, refused to comment yesterday.        
Tissue of Leis    
ROMANIA is recycling tons of its worn-out Lei bank notes&hellip; as toilet paper.        
MARS&hellip; the end of an old faithful    
No more work, rest and play for choc fans    
NIC NORTH    
TAKE a long lingering bite of your favourite Mars bar &mdash; it will never taste the same again after November.    
The recipe of the old favourite is being changed after 60 years in a bid to lick the recession.    
But how will it go down with the fans like England soccer heroes Gary Lineker and Des Walker or film stars Liz Taylor and Joan Collins?    
The old <head>bar</head> had a taste of a different kind of publicity in the Sixties, which fans of singer Marianne Faithfull will recall.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40197" docsrc="bnc_AMD_500">
<context>
Other facilities on offer in this excellent hotel include: hairdressing salon, coffee shop/snack bar, children's play room, T.V., video, reading and games room.
Breakfast is a mixture of buffet and waiter service, dinner is waiter service.
Guests at the hotel can also enjoy dancing evenings, plus free entry to sports centre next door.    
Lift; 46 bedrooms.        
HOTEL EDELWEISS (3) &mdash; MURREN    
In an ideal position on the Boulevard of Murren, the romantically named Edelweiss is surrounded by the dramatic scenery of the Bernese Alps.
This stone built hotel has the reputation of being well run and offers light, spacious rooms.
All bedrooms have private facilities with bath or shower, they are pleasantly furnished and all have a mini bar, telephone and radio.
The quiet, rustic public rooms are perfect for relaxing in and the cosy <head>bar</head> is wonderful for a peaceful drink in the evening.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40200" docsrc="bnc_C91_1751">
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The basic idea is that you look through the book until you find a picture that is of the type you are going to take, and you then read the accompanying bar code into the camera.
Its programmed exposure system then sets the most suitable shutter speed and aperture under the prevailing circumstances.
If you are taking some sort of action shots for instance, the camera will set fast shutter speeds (to freeze the action) and use wide apertures if the light level is indifferent.    
Such a feature is clearly a waste of time if you are a reasonably expert photographer (and there is no bar code reader input on the professional EOS models), but it helps the non-expert to get good results.
Another use of bar codes is in security applications, and there must be many other novel uses for them.        
Software    
There are programs available for some computers that will print out various sizes and types of <head>bar</head> codes.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40203" docsrc="bnc_B16_813">
<context>
When you are doing the first draft, label as many points on the axes as possible.        
Plotting the points on a scatterplot    
Plot each point carefully, using a symbol such as a cross; if more than one point lands on the same spot, you could plot the number of points represented (i.e. the numeral 2 if two points are superimposed).
Inspect the result and decide if it would look better if you stretched or shrunk the scale.        
Drawing a bar chart    
Arrange the bars in some sensible order, such as in order of their lengths.
There is no special significance to the width of bars, but it should be uniform.
A good rule of thumb is to make the spacing between the bars one half of the width of the bars.
The <head>bars</head> should be solid, not just drawn in outline.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40206" docsrc="bnc_AR3_1011">
<context>
On that particular occasion, had I not recognized Miss Kenton's footsteps on the boards as she came towards me, I would have been able to identify her only from her outline.
I paused at one of the few spots where a bright streak of light fell across the boards and, as she approached, said: &bquo;Ah, Miss Kenton.&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, Mr Stevens?&equo;    
&bquo;Miss Kenton, I wonder if I may draw your attention to the fact that the bed linen for the upper floor will need to be ready by the day after tomorrow.&equo;    
&bquo;The matter is perfectly under control, Mr Stevens.&equo;    
&bquo;Ah, I'm very glad to hear it.
It just struck me as a thought, that's all.&equo;    
I was about to continue on my way, but Miss Kenton did not move.
Then she took one step more towards me so that a <head>bar</head> of light fell across her face and I could see the angry expression on it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40209" docsrc="bnc_A0W_412">
<context>
Stand upright with the dumb-bells on the front of the thighs and the palms facing the thighs.
Alternately raise each arm outwards in front of you until horizontal and then slowly lower, keeping the arms straight at all times.
The emphasis here is on developing the front deltoid &mdash; excellent for martial artists.        
Barbell press    
Stand upright, holding the bar at shoulder height in front of your chest with your palms facing outwards.
Slowly press upwards until your arms are straight overhead, then lower gradually to the top of the chest again.
Do not arch the back and do not jerk.        
Dead lift    
Squat down with your feet just over shoulder width apart.
Hold the <head>bar</head> with an alternate grip, that is one palm facing outwards and one facing inwards.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40212" docsrc="bnc_AM0_615">
<context>
Without doubt, the Tampico is the best place to stay if you like a quieter relaxed atmosphere and the beach &mdash; it starts all of about 10 metres from the bar, and the only thing separating the two is the swimming pool.    
Stand in the bar and you can look out at the full expanse of San Antonio running around the bay and watch the ferries plying to and from the very centre of town to the landing stage only 50 metres away.
The centre is a thirty minute walk or a five minute taxi ride away.    
The room areas in this block are fairly quiet and most of the action takes place in the cavern-like bar which provides a cool focus out of the sun and is equipped with pool tables and video machines.    
The accommodation here is all self catering, and the apartments are fully equipped with cooker and fridge.
For those who don't want to cook for themselves, the <head>bar</head> serves snacks.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40215" docsrc="bnc_C8L_358">
<context>
As the community church was formed, the vision was for &bquo;intimacy&equo;.
It was not in this case a call to work in a particular area of the community, but rather it was a call to intimacy.
Intimacy with God, with each other, and with the neighbourhood in which we lived, following the example of Jesus in John 1:14: &bquo;The Word became flesh and lived for a while among us.&equo;    
The call was reflected in the name we eventually chose for the church: Cranham Community Church.
We had from the outset a desire to cross barriers that had previously existed and to get involved in community groups.
We considered buying a coffee <head>bar</head> and being a presence in the market place, but we realised this would not be a suitable place for Sunday worship, and our attempts to buy a suitable shop were consistently blocked.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40218" docsrc="bnc_AM0_946">
<context>
Set amongst trees and gardens, these very attractive studios and apartments are opposite the beach and have fantastic views across to mainland Greece and Albania.
It's hard to believe the attractions and life of Benitses are only a five minute walk away, offering the best of both worlds.
All the studios and apartments sleep 2&ndash;4 people and are comfortably furnished with private bathroom facilities and a balcony with sea view.        
ALEXIS STUDIOS      
We're really pleased to offer these modern, well-furnished apartments as our Club Choice this summer.
They're exclusive to Club 18&ndash;30 and are set back from the main road in t more peaceful location, although the busy centre of Benitses with all its bars, discos and tavernas is within easy walking distance.
The first block is about 100 metres and the second about 500 metres from the main road and a host of restaurants and <head>bars</head> can be found nearby.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40222" docsrc="bnc_AN7_2985">
<context>
As they went down into the cellar bar they were given a loud hello! by Mary Mauchline, one of their party.    
Pleasantries were exchanged then Natasha said to Maggie, &bquo;I'll get them in.
What would you like?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know.
What are you having?&equo;    
&bquo;My favourite, gin and orange.
Very pooosh!&equo;
She pronounced the o as in po.    
&bquo;The same for me then&equo;    
&bquo;I'll make them doubles, we need them after that weather out there.&equo;    
Maggie sat with the others and Natasha made for the <head>bar</head> where Muriel, an orange-haired dragon somewhere in her seventies, held sway as chief barmaid.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40225" docsrc="bnc_CDG_2070">
<context>
He couldn't speak Spanish and they couldn't speak English.
He was on drugs and, he said, &bquo;killing myself&equo;.    
Then he started to pull himself together, returned to Hollywood and stayed sober &mdash; except for Sundays, when he would lock himself away and drink like a fish.
Other than that, he stayed teetotal for the rest of the week.
Then he received an offer to appear in  Return from the River Kwai  , which took him to the steaming jungles of the Philippines.
 Best of the Best   followed and he was back in business.    
&bquo;Sean and I are very much alike,&equo; he said.
&bquo;I've been through so much more trouble than Sean, but he's famous and nothing he ever does is secret.
If half the things I've done became public, I might be behind <head>bars</head> now.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40228" docsrc="bnc_CAM_2334">
<context>
That man down there knows more than he lets on &mdash; always has, always will.
Letting him run sticks in my craw.
He should be on a flight Stateside &mdash; in bracelets.&equo;    
But the signature on the letter was clear.
Brown sent Moxon down to the cellars to bring Quinn up.
He was still cuffed &mdash; they had to remove those.
And unwashed, unshaven and hungry.
The FBI team began to clear out and hand the building back to their hosts.
At the door Brown turned to Quinn.      
&bquo;I don't want to see you again, Quinn.
Except behind a row of steel <head>bars</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40232" docsrc="bnc_CH2_1751">
<context>
Two people died and 62 were injured in an IRA attack on the 512-bedroom Hilton in 1975.    
A bomb exploded in the crowded lobby at lunchtime.       
HILTON: A suspected IRA bomb hit the ground floor &mdash; but no-one was hurt    
INN ON THE PARK: On alert after code threat    
DORCHESTER: Feared to be the terrorists' target        
KEYS SCARE AT TOP JAIL    
DAVID LEIGH    
A JAIL claimed to be the most secure in Britain has spent &pound;100,000 changing all its locks &mdash; because of fears prisoners copied the keys.    
Jail chiefs have been told a prisoner snatched the keys from a warder who fell asleep on duty.    
He made imprints of the keys in <head>bars</head> of soap before returning them to the sleeping prison officer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40235" docsrc="bnc_B3J_920">
<context>
Maisy was a spinster, and appreciated cider almost as much as Sooty &bquo;Silly old bugger,&equo; muttered Knocker, &bquo;but he never makes any trouble, so what can I do?&equo;
&bquo;I shouldn't worry about it,&equo; Yanto replied, &bquo;there's nothing wrong with his head.
Remember a couple of weeks ago when you were taking the piss out of him for being scruffy, you told him not to come in again unless he was wearing a tie.
What did he do?
Came in the following Sunday morning with a tie on, no shirt or coat, just a tie.
No.
There's nothing wrong with him, mate.&equo;
They were both still laughing at the memory when the off sales bell rang.    
As Knocker went to the slide window to serve, Yanto picked up his pint and walked through into the snug.
A large framed photograph of Joe Louis in fighting stance looked menacingly down at him from a supporting beam   as he walked through the saloon <head>bar</head> doorway.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40239" docsrc="bnc_CDA_2202">
<context>
The message would be contained in the dedication which the announcer read out before playing his first record, with perhaps some added information in the words of the song itself.    
The brief jingle of the station's call-sign sounded, quickly interrupted by the announcer's voice.
Kirov placed his ear close to the loudspeaker.    
&bquo;This is Voice of America, broadcasting to the world.
It's Lovers Overseas&hellip; your chance to send your love, and a song, to those dear ones who are far away.
And our first request tonight is for Mr. and Mrs. Levitt, whose son is serving overseas in the Air Force.
They say they are looking forward to seeing him soon, and that he will be safely with them to sit down at the table and enjoy the feast of the next Thanksgiving dinner.
The request is for a real blast from the past&hellip; that lovely old Peter, Paul and Mary folk song&hellip;
The Cuckoo.&equo;    
Kirov listened attentively to the first few <head>bars</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40242" docsrc="bnc_ADB_1133">
<context>
Close examination of the QCs appointed during the 1980s, from whom most of the judiciary will be drawn in the nineties and beyond, reveals that the old pattern has scarcely changed.
Of the 450 practising QCs appointed, 406 give biographical details in  Who's Who   and other standard reference works.
Of this number 262, almost two thirds, were educated at public schools, 215 of them subsequently going on to Oxford or Cambridge.
Another fifty-four who had been at state schools were also Oxbridge graduates.
Of the 450, a mere twenty-three, five per cent, were women.
The male, public school judiciary will be with us for years to come.    
Significantly, it was a Scottish Lord Chancellor, Lord Mackay of Clashfern, the son of a Highland railwayman, who was given charge of reforming the legal profession in England and Wales.
The <head>Bar</head> was the sort of impenetrable club with its own set of values that the Thatcher administration instinctively distrusted.
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</instance>

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He thinks it's fun to hang onto the back of my coat with a grip of iron, so that I have to take my coat off and pry him loose.
Whenever I go into his kennel it's a toss-up whether he escapes or not; he wins about one in fifteen times.
Once when he got out, I cleaned his kennel, stupidly thinking he would come back.
I called, shouted, whistled and banged his food bowl.
He didn't come back.    
(A few weeks prior to this we had some special wrought iron gates made.
She-who-Pulls-the-Strings said the bars were to far apart and the dogs would get stuck in them.
With usual confidence, I told her not to be ridiculous, the possibility was infinitesimal &mdash; and not very big either!)    
I had been frantically searching the garden for Toby, and found him, his head stuck through the <head>bars</head> unable to move.
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</instance>

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<context>
Corfu    
Syvota    
Paxos    
Antipaxos    
Lefkas    
Cephalonia    
Ithaca    
Parga      
SUNDAY: Set sail from Corfu to the beautiful bay of Syvota.
A chance for a swim then on to the friendly and charming island of Paxos for the evening.
Here you'll find several tavernas and <head>bars</head> serving a range of traditional and international cuisine.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40251" docsrc="bnc_CAG_1956">
<context>
Lord Lae declared that &bquo;oppression does not stand on the doorstep with a toothbrush moustache and a swastika armband&equo;; and millionaire QCs, who think legal aid is something once organised by Bob Geldof, spoke movingly about their willingness to take the next indigent client who wandered into their chambers with a blank cheque.
Mistaking articulacy for intelligence and plummy accent for acumen, the lawyers forgot what the public knows: that insincerity is what theytdo for a living.    
This book gives some clues, albeit unwittingly, as to why advocates are so disliked.
Its market seems to be the lawyers themselves: &bquo;If, as is hoped and expected, the <head>Bar</head> continues to thrive and prosper, its future members require an explanation of the characteristics of the unique profession of advocate which theyare to join.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40254" docsrc="bnc_ASH_770">
<context>
Well bred and thin coated ponies have sensitive skin.
Groom these ticklish areas with a stable rubber, tea cloth or your hand and work at it  gently  .
Cut down the grooming time but do it quickly, efficiently and  calmly  .
Play some sweet music NOT noisy &bquo;pop&equo; and talk to her all the time.
Always groom with a hay net nearby&hellip; grooming with &bquo;grub&equo; is a good association.
Don't jump from grooming the back of the pony to the front, i.e. making sudden movements.
Try someone else holding the pony in hand while you groom and talk if tying her up is a problem.
I am sure you will win her over with  patience  , but it might take weeks rather than hours or days.        
A sturdy chain makes a useful alternative to a <head>bar</head> .    
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</instance>

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<context>
Referee Bob Nixon was told of the outburst and immediately showed the red card to the big target man.    
Bonds fumed: &bquo;It was a stupid thing to do.
He was right next to the linesman when he called him a name and he deserved to go.    
&bquo;I've no sympathy for him and he will be dealt with under our code of discipline.&equo;    
That was the only blemish in a solid away performance that revived memories of the Hammers promotion campaign two seasons ago.    
Prolific striker Clive Allen bagged the all-important goal in the 22nd minute with a flash of inspiration.    
He side-stepped Gary Fleming brilliantly before tucking a shot past keeper Lee Butler.    
David Currie rattled the <head>bar</head> from 20 yards in the 78th minute as Barnsley stepped up their quest for a point but the Hammers held firm.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40260" docsrc="bnc_CDG_249">
<context>
Clark kept saying, &bquo;Please, stop&equo;, but Monty just kept hammering away and Clark said, &bquo;For God's sake, Monty, take it easy.&equo;    
When Clark took off his shirt he had black-and-blue bruises over his shoulders and arm.
But Monty hit him again and Clark turned on him and said, &bquo;I'm going to hang one on you, you little bastard, if you do that again.&equo;
Monty burst into tears and Clark looked at me and said, &bquo;What the fuck is the world coming to?&equo;        
When Huston began his next project,  Freud  , he was enthusiastic to have Clift play the title role.
But in the space of little more than a year he found that Clift had &bquo;deteriorated to a shocking degree&equo;:    
Monty was supposed to be on the wagon and I certainly didn't see him drinking, until I discovered that every time he passed the <head>bar</head> he'd pick up any bottle that was on the bar and drink it.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40263" docsrc="bnc_B3J_1222">
<context>
Before starting out, Yanto suggested taking the A38 towards Bristol and then turning off to the right towards the river when they felt like it.
It would, he said, give them the chance to see how the bike performed on a bit of decent road.
The wind velocity gave evidence that the bike was performing very well.
As they reached the bottom of the long straight pitch over Milbury Heath, Yanto turned right towards the small town of Thornbury.
Thornbury was fast becoming a dormitory town for nearby Bristol, but there were a couple of decent pubs there.    
They parked the bike in the small yard at the rear of the &bquo;Barge&equo; public house.
Neither of them were familiar with the &bquo;Barge&equo;.
It had been renovated just before the war and was now regarded as quite modem for the area.    
The public <head>bar</head> was a large L shaped room, one half of the L obviously having been a separate snug before the modernisation.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40266" docsrc="bnc_AMD_2318">
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Situated just a mile from Kirchberg centre, the hotel has recently been completely re-furbished and now offers a sauna, table tennis and bicycle hire free of charge.
There is also a cosy, traditional bar-stube which is popular with the locals, an atmospheric wood panelled dining room serving excellent meals, a TV lounge, a roof garden, and a heated swimming pool and terrace.
Once a week the evening meal is a 4 course Tyrolean speciality.
Bedrooms are comfortably furnished, predominantly in wood, and have private bathrooms and balconies.    
No lift; 36 bedrooms; single available.        
HOTEL RED EAGLE (4)    
Newly renovated, the Red Eagle is a comfortable and well run hotel offering excellent facilities, set conveniently just a few minutes form the centre of the resort.
All bedrooms have a private bathroom, and all are large enough to take a third bed.
There is a small but cosy <head>bar</head> where live music is played daily.
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</instance>

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<context>
He crossed the road, dodging the traffic skilfully.
The snow was easing up and last-minute shoppers were everywhere.
The Portobello Road had been packed.    
He walked into the warmth of the Bramley Arms.
Pushing his way among the men he went to the bar, nodding a greeting here and there.
Over the last year he had worked hard to create an image for himself and it was paying off.
People were deferential towards him.
He snapped his fingers at the barmaid and ordered a brandy.
He didn't particularly like brandy, but it was a put of his image.
It set him above other people.
The men at the <head>bar</head> moved to give him room.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40272" docsrc="bnc_CR0_218">
<context>
Other newly-joined &bquo;launch&equo; members comprise MBC, AJP, TSL, and Compusys Ltd, but Warburton expects three major names that are currently fence-sitting and will join very soon.
The three, he said, would add another &pound;50m in revenues to companies with a combined turnover of &pound;200m.      
Represents 20% of the total    
As he values the entire UK direct sales market at about &pound;1,000m, this means his association already represents 20% of the total &mdash; &bquo;not bad&equo;, he reckons, &bquo;for an association that has just been launched&equo;.
But the PCDMA, he says, although &bquo;not a closed shop&equo;, won't just let anyone join.
Members must have been trading in the UK for at least two years and must disclose their turnover and profits &mdash; lack of profits are not a <head>bar</head> to membership however, he added, because &bquo;we would hate to disallow the big international business machine companies&equo;.
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</instance>

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<context>
Although most Panamanians will welcome the departure of General Noriega, the fact that their new President was sworn in by a US army general at a US army base is likely to colour perceptions of the new government.    
Mr Guillermo Endara, leader of the Civic Democratic Opposition Alliance, (Adoc), won the May 7 presidential elections by a margin of three-to-one over Mr Carlos Duque, the head of the Noriega-approved National Liberation Coalition (Colina), according to US and independent observers.    
Mr Endara, aged 53, is a labour lawyer who served as an aide to the former President, Mr Arnulfo Arias Madrid.    
Three days after the poll, Gen Noriega annulled the elections.
A post-election attack on an opposition motorcade protesting against election fraud by paramilitaries and Panama Defence Forces (PDF) troops put Mr Endara in hospital, after he was clubbed with an iron <head>bar</head> .    
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</instance>

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Cry me Niagara, not crying wolf this time: yup, thought Jay tossing Lucy's photo away, away out of sight but never mind, I am Ms. Melancholy Moonwailer, whingeing on to a total stranger at four in the morning.    
&bquo;Samaritans.
Can I help you?&equo;    
Mummy mummy.    
&bquo;I'm not suicidal or anything,&equo; said Jay.
&bquo;I just can't sleep.&equo;        
CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE    
It was the in-between of that sludge-grey spring that stopped and started, flowers bursting out then drenched with sleet, blighted by snow; skies grey and thundery, rain mean and seeping, wind a slinking greasy cur that has paddled through filthy city ponds and has nowhere to go.    
And Jay was pacing her attic, <head>bars</head> tightening and cracking around a heart that would not stop hurting; she could not lay her body down though it screamed for rest and knots of fury made her neck and shoulders a steely hunch like a vulture.
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</instance>

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These can be interpreted in a similar way to the maps of the Z2 Carbonate, with a belt of porous oolitic grainstones coinciding with the thickest part of the formation.
Between this belt and the basin margin, lagoonal sediments can be expected and beds of porous bioclastic grainstone may occur locally in this situation.
Basinwards of the zone of maximum thickness, a wedge of slope and basin plain sediments is present and porous dolomites may occur rarely at the foot of the mud-wedge.       
FIG. 29.
Pore types in the Z3 Carbonate: (A) Intergranular and intragranular pores in an oolitic grainstone from Rustenburg-l.
These pores have been occluded by halite cement (scale <head>bar</head> 1 mm) (B) and (C) Irregular patch (B) and vein (C) of halite that have replaced a carbonate mudstone from Rustenburg-l.
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</instance>

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&bquo;Companies based in France, Holland, Germany and Italy currently bring their products into the UK using Sealink.
The removal of trade barriers will certainly mean increased traffic and at Larne-Stranraer we will be ready to take advantage of the opportunities.&equo;    
Another important factor   benefitting   freight customers was the arrival recently of the Stena Antrim.
With a capacity for 1000 passengers and 306 cars, the Harland &amp; Wolff built vessel provides an additional freight capacity of 25 vehicles per day.    
Sealink can therefore now offer freight customers a choice of three similarly sized multi-purpose ferries, each with powerful engines aimed at combating adverse weather conditions.    
All three vessels are fully equipped with video lounges, shops, cafes and <head>bars</head> in addition to special freight driver rest rooms.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40287" docsrc="bnc_A03_608">
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The 12 also refused to wear their prison uniform.    
As a result, they were transferred to different prisons.
Orlando Azcu&eacute; and two others were taken to &bquo;Kilo 7&equo; Maximum Security Prison in Camaguey where, on 17 January, they went on hunger-strike.
They were said to have been forcibly dressed in the prison uniform and held for at least 17 days with their arms chained to the cell bars to prevent them from removing the uniform.
Orlando Azcu&eacute; was also said to have been beaten by prison guards on at least three occasions.    
In early February he was transferred to Pinar del R&iacute;o Provincial Prison after agreeing to give up his protest and end his hunger-strike.
However, he again refused to wear his uniform and was forcibly dressed and handcuffed to the cell <head>bars</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40290" docsrc="bnc_C8R_1281">
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This approach more than adequately disposes of the particular point at issue in the  Pickin   case but does not, as is hardly surprising, answer a number of questions which were not asked:      
(a) Was the provision in question valid?
The House of Lords did not decide either that it was, or that it was not.
They simply, and it seems correctly, decided that it was none of their business.
Whose business, then, is it?
Either House of Parliament is perfectly capable of resolving that any of its previous decisions is to be regarded as a nullity.
If the House of Commons had done so in relation to the allegedly offending provision under review in  Pickin's   case, would the provision nevertheless have remained valid?    
(b) If, as the House of Lords assumes, the matter is one of parliamentary privilege, what approach should be adopted if, as could well happen, the privilege <head>bar</head> was raised?
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40293" docsrc="bnc_C9J_2369">
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As both a guitarist and an adman, I can speak with a bit of authority.
(Okay, I'm a crap guitarist, but my ads are good.
You've seen them on TV, on the pictures and even in  Guitarist  .)    
Complete the following: &bquo;a  ? &bsol; &commat; &pound;! %   beats as it sweeps as it cleans&equo;; &bquo;a   &bsol; &commat; &amp;   a day helps you work rest and play&equo;.
Now try &bquo;one man and his   &bsol; &commat;&equo;  .
QED &mdash; whether you like it or not, DOD ads have made an impression.
It's reckoned that 80% of people only read the headline, so it's important that you put your name in it, or at least have your name strongly upfront.
Recall is a large part of brand awareness, even if you can't remember a specific promise.    
Now take Trantec: &bquo;Do the solo from the <head>bar</head> &equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40296" docsrc="bnc_BP7_363">
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There were low points, of course.
first they let journalists in, then literary agents; it would be women members next.
Bennett was thankful that retirement was only two years away.
These days, everything was changing, even the Garrick Club.    
Then a young woman &mdash; dark, quite a looker if you liked that sort of thing but a bit too full of herself for Bennett's liking &mdash; walked into the club and announced that she was the dinner guest of Sir Robin Day, he could only treat her to his coldly disapproving smile and direct her to the ladies' bar.
It was the sort of thing that happened these days.
How was he to know that she was up to some sort of mischief?    
Kelly walked up the steps into the hall of the Garrick towards the wide staircase which led up to the <head>bar</head> , then hesitated.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40299" docsrc="bnc_ABE_861">
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However, even the most fun-loving Arizonans are tiring of the governor's battle.
In November Mr Symington, a Republican developer, narrowly beat his Democratic opponent, Mr Goddard, at the ballot box, but he won only 49.7% of the vote.
Arizona law demands that the victor receive over 50%, so a run-off will be held on February 26th.    
The November campaign was, if anything, a bit too earnest, with education the main issue.
The run-off has been nastier.
Mr Goddard, a former mayor of Phoenix who had been expected to win the November race easily, first lowered the tone by comparing Mr Symington to Charles Keating, the financier at the heart of the Lincoln Savings and Loan disaster.
Mr Symington's campaign was mildly cleaner until a recent commercial that finished with a picture of Mr Goddard being locked behind <head>bars</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40302" docsrc="bnc_A0A_137">
<context>
CAMRA does not recognise such pressure systems.
A number of brewers now use a device called a cask breather on low volume beers to prolong their life.
Although no extraneous gas is used, CAMRA also frowns on the breather as interfering with the natural process of maturing and serving cask beer.
Left to its own devices, real ale stays in a drinkable condition for about a week.    
When the pub landlord or cellarman considers that the beer is ready to serve &mdash; it is said to have &bquo;dropped bright&equo; with the sediment of yeast in the belly of the cask, and to have matured sufficiently &mdash; a long plastic tube is connected to the tap and the beer is ready to be pulled to the bar.
The most familiar method of serving real ale is the beer engine, a simple suction pump operated by a tall handpump on the <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40305" docsrc="bnc_AP0_1010">
<context>
Have you ever seen hair as long as that?&equo;    
Hopper insisted that he wanted these lads in the film, not the one the production people had selected.
He and Fonda retired to their trailer, smoked some marijuana and then came out and told the crowd of local youths that they should imagine that the two of them had just arrived in town, and, on the way, they had picked up a local girl of fifteen, and raped and left her in the bushes.    
&bquo;They began growling, man,&equo; said Hopper.
&bquo;Straightaway they got the mood of what we wanted.&equo;
He used other personal experiences in the script.
Once in Montrose, Colorado, when he was on location for a small role in John Wayne's  True Grit  , he was standing in a <head>bar</head> , scruffy and long-haired, and for no reason at all, one of the locals took a swing at him.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40309" docsrc="bnc_A3D_381">
<context>
We are going to change the law to allow us to get rid of people.
I do not want to say that we are going to get rid of everyone, only those who are our enemies.
People cannot be protected by the law when they are conspiring against the government.&equo;
Mr Mirando said that a government council had already overturned a law protecting diplomatic service personnel from dismissal.    
On Thursday night more than 30 paramilitary thugs and soldiers ransacked the opposition coalition headquarters, where Guillermo Endara, the winner of May's annulled presidential election, was in the 16th day of a hunger strike.
Troops fired teargas and shots as they smashed their way in, beat reporters with rubber hoses and steel <head>bars</head> , confiscated camera equipment and stripped journalists of hundreds of dollars at gunpoint.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40312" docsrc="bnc_AM0_229">
<context>
So make Orlando part of your Florida experience and get to Kissimmee quick!      
LA QUINTA    
The lively, buzzing La Quinta motel is situated close to lots of local amenities, only 350 metres from the Florida Mall, Florida's largest shopping centre with over 200 shops, bars and restaurants, including fast food restaurants, and, of course, McDonalds.
La Quinta also has a lovely pool, set in gardens &mdash; ideal for soaking in a Golden American Tan.    
All of the comfortable double rooms have air-conditioning, telephone (local calls are free!),
TV, Cable TV and private facilities.    
Rooms sleep 2 to 3.    
Meals: Room only.        
SAVE INN    
The focal point of this hotel is its fabulous pool and poolside <head>bar</head> set among lovely gardens where you can relax in between visiting the many attractions of the area.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40315" docsrc="bnc_CRM_2302">
<context>
FIG. 2 Injection of the antibody to  pax&lsqb;b&rsqb;   protein leads to abnormal development of the midbrain-hindbrain boundary.
 a  , Phenotype created by injecting fertilized zebrafish eggs with antibody compared to  b  , the phenotype of a normal embryo at 24h of development.
Dorsal views of the embryos in which rostral is to the top.
The large arrowhead marks the position of the furrow that separates midbrain and hindbrain in normal embryos (  b  ) and the position where the furrow is missing in antibody-injected embryos (  a)  .
The small arrowhead indicates the unaffected rhombomere, ro2, as marked by axon staining with an anti-acetylated  &agr;   -tubulin antibody (kindly provided by G.Piperno).
f, Forebrain; h, hindbrain, m, midbrain.
Scale <head>bars</head> , 25&mgr;M.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40318" docsrc="bnc_CAE_77">
<context>
The shock reformation followed an earlier treat for the capacity crowd at the first of eight shows celebrating 40 years of  NME   and benefiting the Spastics Society, when a &bquo;rumpled&equo; Shane MacGowan joined Cave onstage for a duet on Louis Armstrong's &bquo;Wonderful World&equo;.
Cave later remarked that he would like to see more Bad Seeds gigs take the form of guest slots and surprise additions.
See  Lives   page 45.       
Birthday boys Rowland S Howard (left) and Nick Cave        
Factory pub robbed    
DRY bar in Manchester suffered another gangland attack last week.    
Five raiders armed with sawn-off shotguns, rifles and machetes stole more than &pound;10,000 from Dry, part of the Factory empire.
Clad in black ski-masks, the attackers stormed the Oldham Street <head>bar</head> just after closing time, and forced staff to lie face down on the floor.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40321" docsrc="bnc_C91_1714">
<context>
Many people seem to think that bar codes carry a lot of information.
For example, if you read the contents of a bar code on a can of baked beans, the common belief is that you would get something along the lines of &bquo;Heinz Baked Beans, 225g, 38p&equo;.
This seems reasonable, because reading the bar code into a supermarket checkout system would result in this sort of information being displayed, and printed on the receipt.    
In reality matters re not as simple as this, and a do-it-yourself system that will provide a similar function is not a very practical proposition.
The problem is that the bar code only provides detailed information in an indirect fashion, and it is not readable straight from the code.
If you look at a <head>bar</head> code it will normally be accompanied by a long number (usually eight or thirteen digits long).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40324" docsrc="bnc_ASS_1068">
<context>
And she might have gone to a specialist to have it diagnosed.
Or perhaps I did diagnose it but I've forgotten.
These days I forget what I prescribe and what people have got when they walk out of the surgery.
It just goes.
I forget everything.
I forget where I'm supposed to be and what I've done the day before and whose round it is&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;It's yours!&equo; said Henry quickly.    
&bquo;You see?&equo; said Donald, with an air of triumph, &bquo;you see?
The old brain is cardboard.
Complete and utter cardboard these days.&equo;    
He got to his feet and walked stiffly to the <head>bar</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40327" docsrc="bnc_B1L_1504">
<context>
The diminutive midfield player Archie Gemmill once called him &bquo;the chocolate soldier&equo;, adding with barbed wit, &bquo;if Souness was chocolate he'd eat himself.&equo;    
&bquo;Archie was 90 per cent right&equo;, says Souness never slow to admit his failings, &bquo;there was a lot of truth in what he said.
We are going back to 1978, maybe I was a bit vain and thought the world revolved around me, but it was my way of motivating myself, and it worked with Archie Gemmill, every time I played him after that I kicked him up in the air.&equo;    
Souness has never shrugged off his vanity.
In a career that took him to Genoa where he played for the local side Sampdoria, he assumed an almost Italianate sense of style.
He was a regular in the designer <head>bars</head> that pose in the sun along the Portofino coastline and although he only drinks moderately, he has developed a taste for vintage champagne.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40330" docsrc="bnc_A6Y_92">
<context>
No new members of the board were elected, though the odd family friend was co-opted from time to time.    
Vamplew suggests shareholding was rather more democratically distributed in Scotland with skilled manual workers making up 19.1 per cent of shareholders in twenty-three clubs up to 1916.
Publicans were still the most important occupational group, holding between them almost a third (31.2 per cent) of all shares.
Perhaps a stake in a popular club would give profitable returns indirectly through the sale of drink.
The degree to which publicans &bquo;invested&equo; for this reason in football is unknown but the pecuniary advantage at first sight seems doubtful.
There was all the difference in the world between meeting a retired sporting hero behind the <head>bar</head> and meeting a shareholder or even a director.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40333" docsrc="bnc_B3B_229">
<context>
There are others at Christmas, Rag Day and St Patrick's Day &mdash; all guaranteed full houses.
The Union employs an Entertainments Manager based at Jordanstown to organize and coordinate an entertainments programme across the four campuses.    
Sporting achievement and participation is high at Jordanstown, with outstanding performances in recent times in hockey, Gaelic football, basketball and squash.    
Thirty-three sports clubs and thirteen societies receive Students' Union support and all students are encouraged to play a full part in their affairs.        
Belfast    
The Belfast campus has benefited from a steady increase in student numbers and significant development of facilities.
The Conor Hall development offers an excellent social and recreational complex, including a modern <head>bar</head> , in the centre of the University campus.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.40336" docsrc="bnc_CHH_641">
<context>
Also between Hindscarth and Ronsingon, it is possible to descend from any point along this ridge to the Buttermere valley.        
Low Level Route      
From the Hawes End boat landings follow the nearby road to Skelgill Farm (half mile) and from there cut across the fields along a path to Littletown (1 mile).
From here continue along the road, again around the head of the valley, to a large purple house called Rigg Beck (0.75 mile).    
From here follow the nearby stream uphill to a narrow pass between Ard Crags and Scar Crags (1.75 miles).
As you go over the pass the path descends the side of Sail Beck to Buttermere (2.75 miles).      
Shops: none but the campsite farm has a few limited supplies.    
Pubs and eating places: both the hotels in the village have public <head>bars</head> and serve meals.                      
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40339" docsrc="bnc_CRM_2399">
<context>
There is indeed direct evidence that mechanical stress can generate intracellular signals that regulate gene expression.    
The actin cable provides a novel way for epidermal cells to coordinate their activities so as to close gaps, fulfilling their function as a self-repairing barrier layer.
It will be interesting to see whether similar actin cables also play a part in driving the coordinated movements of normal morphogenesis.               
FIG. 1 Scanning electron micrographs showing typical stages in the healing of a wound made by removing a square patch of embryonic skin from the dorsal surface of a chick wing bud at 4 days of incubation (stage 22/23).    
a,    
A wing bud immediately after wounding.
Scale <head>bar</head> , 1mm.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40342" docsrc="bnc_CD5_1649">
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It's more a case of conceptual comedy that takes a topical theme like the travellers and tackles it in a right-on way, trying to draw the humour from it.
&bquo;Comedians shouldn't feel so bloody important, shouldn't think they can get away with just standing there.
Cheap laughs aren't good laughs.
Pretending you're sexist or racist, which a lot of comics seem to be doing up here at the Festival, isn't good enough.
I know there's a recession, but being commercial, seeking the lowest common denominator, is no answer.&equo;    
This is less Ben Elton-speak than naked ambition to be an admired state-of-the-art comedian who can acknowledge the wrongs of the world, shift with the politics of the time, try out new techniques (in this case performing in theatres with a captive audience rather than in a back room full of hecklers getting up and wandering to the <head>bar</head> every 20 minutes)  and   be funny.    
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<instance id="bar.40345" docsrc="bnc_AA7_290">
<context>
Each time Reading threatened to overwhelm, back came Welling &mdash; in last week's first replay with an equalising goal inside two minutes.    
So it proved last night.
After an early fright, when Hone half-volleyed a good chance high for Welling, Senior had a header saved well by Barron, Payne sent another over and Gilkes, Reading's most dangerous player, was just too high with a powerful shot.    
Senior did once turn the ball into the net but David Elleray was more alert than the referee of England's 1986 World Cup tie against Argentina and had noticed the hand of a mere mortal.    
When Tait miskicked in front of a gaping goal, it seemed as though somebody up there was working for Welling.
But then Booker miscued the rebound from Clemmence's late header against the <head>bar</head> after White's good cross as Welling, remarkably, finished normal time the stronger.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40348" docsrc="bnc_AR2_522">
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And, since you asked, she once went for a policeman with her stilettoes as he tried to bundle a black man into a car outside a dance hall on the bottom of the Tottenham Court Road (derogatory remarks in that department were still more likely to earn a black eye than a black look in The Bar).
That was after the war; during the war itself she had been known as just M, wherever she went.
I think she must have seen a lot of things at that time which had made her the way she was, seen things in the blackout and in the underground stations.
You still hear about it; the women fighting like cats to stay together, the couples making love in the park and up against walls; the uniform boys in the   arms of the Soho queens, the Americans in Piccadilly.
And she'd come out of all that and she'd opened her <head>bar</head> , at a time when there were hardly any.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40351" docsrc="bnc_ALL_1725">
<context>
&bquo;Gonny call him oot?&equo;
Scarface turned towards the gantry and waved.
A whisky appeared in front of him.    
&bquo;I'm gonny stick him for thon Seturday.&equo;
Bull searched in his pockets for a cigarette.    
&bquo;Here ye are, Bull,&equo; a man in his twenties, thick-set but already balding, held out a crushed packet of ten Woodbines.    
&bquo;Tryin' tae be funny Harry?&equo;
Bull asked.
&bquo;Where the hell did ye drag thaim up frae?
I want a fag that's no' been given a doin'.&equo;    
Harry had tensed at the criticism, but Scarface laughed and the whole <head>bar</head> started roaring at Bull's subtlety and wit.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40355" docsrc="bnc_AMD_1637">
<context>
In the village there are numerous activities on offer; horseriding, swimming either indoors or in the resort's attractive open-air pool, crazy-golf, bowling, tennis and squash, and even summer skiing on the nearby glacier above Hintertux.
For something a little different try a ride on the narrow gauge steam railway which runs from Mayrhofen to Jenbach at the mouth of the Ziller Valley.
Alternatively, try wild-water rafting or surfing; and for stunning views, hot air ballooning.    
Mayrhofen is an ideal resort for children.
The Tourist Office have a weekly programme in high season offering something to do every day, such as Punch and Judy shows, guided walks through &bquo;Fairy Land&equo;, a fun fair, and special &bquo;kids only&equo; rides on the Zillertalbahn Railway.
There are also plenty of shops and open-air cafes, and, for your evening entertainment, <head>bars</head> and discotheques to suit all tastes.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40359" docsrc="bnc_AMW_684">
<context>
A choice of board arrangement is available &mdash; self-catering for the more independent, whilst those on half or full board can savour the delights of the extensive buffet which, for Drago and Geminis guests, is open throughout the day &mdash; so meal times can be totally flexible to suit your own daily plans.
At Ten Bel, Geminis provides the best of both worlds &mdash; an ideal environment for a relaxing holiday, with the lively activities of Drago only a moment's walk away.        
Geminis Accommodation    
227 rooms with bath/shower, terrace, kitchenette and lounge with convertible sofa.
A choice of half board or accommodation only is available.
Prices are based on: A studio for 2.
A one-bedroomed apartment for 4.
A two-bedroomed apartment for 6.        
CLUB FACILITIES    
Gardens and sun terraces; 6 swimming pools; free poolside sunloungers; 5 poolside <head>bars</head> ; 2 nightclub bars; 2 pubs; cocktail bar; La Ballena International Nightclub.
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<instance id="bar.40362" docsrc="bnc_CJA_775">
<context>
&bquo;Intrigue in the corps de ballet!
Intrigue in shoes!&equo;    
Surprised, they both laughed.    
&bquo;He's a little excited,&equo; said Marco.      
Tabitha stroked the bird's head again.
&bquo;Does he drink?&equo;    
&bquo;Tal?
No.&equo;    
&bquo;Do you?&equo;    
&bquo;Sure.&equo;    
&bquo;I'll be at the <head>bar</head> ,&equo; she said.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40365" docsrc="bnc_C9L_379">
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People think he just sings, plays guitar and writes songs, but he knows exactly what he wants on stage&hellip;&equo;
 EA            
STYLE FILE Hilborne on Adams    
Bryan Adams has a tremendous knack of writing very catchy and memorable guitar parts, and although he's not particularly known as a lead soloist his rhythm playing approach is well worth looking at.
In this Style File (perhaps we should have called it a Riff File) we will look at some of his best known parts, as taken from his extremely successful &bquo;Reckless&equo; and &bquo;Waking Up The Neighbours&equo; LPs&hellip;      
Performance Notes    
Fig 1) The intro from  Run To You   is a music shop favourite.
Essentially it's a series of arpeggios phrased in two groups of three and one group of two eighth-notes per <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40368" docsrc="bnc_ATE_2884">
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The fall seemed to bring Liam to his senses and he sat up on the road wondering where he was.    
John Burns had arrived and Kevin and Tommy Drennan already had the front of the coffin on their shoulders.
Tommy Drennan and Mr O'Donnell came next and they were looking for two to bring up the rear.
Only the priests remained, and the Colonel and the Factor and none of them could really be asked.
&bquo;Just a minute,&equo; said Sergeant Davidson, going out of the street door with a bucket of water in his hand.
He returned in a few minutes with a very wet and chastened Liam and the cortege was complete.
Thus Old Den left the scene of his many triumphs on the shoulders of his son and his friends, leaving behind him on the <head>bar</head> fond memories of countless great nights of debates, discussion and song, echoed now in the keening of the women from their seats in the corner.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40371" docsrc="bnc_CHV_1485">
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It wasn't immediately evident from some camps whether the idea was to continue in a serious vein of rugby competition or subject themselves to the physical demands of the concentrated social calendar.
The Irish began their serious training (for the social tournament) in New York and never quite recovered).    
The States contributed some fine tries but kept their finest hour to a rendition (it didn't matter about the multiplicity of keys) of &bquo;American Pie&equo;.
The hosts, and what a superbly organised lot they were, with the help of few French travellers, gave a good account of themselves, notably against the tiring Irish.    
In the semi-finals the Welsh lost to England, which gave the English a bit of a problem.
How serious should skipper and ITV pundit Steve Smith tell his men to take the final against New Zealand?
The decision was to retire to a private island and <head>bar</head> , give the mike to Mike Rafter and leave the rest to changing-room adrenalin.    
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<instance id="bar.40374" docsrc="bnc_BMS_2705">
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&bquo;Places.&equo;
He got up.
I thought he was wandering off, but he went up to the counter and asked for a coffee.
Then he took some money out of his pocket and paid for it.
Money.
He'd got some of his own.    
Funny, I wasn't mad at him any more.
I was amazed.
I want to laugh.
When he came and sat down I said, &bquo;You owe me.
Go and get me a Coke and a <head>bar</head> of chocolate.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40377" docsrc="bnc_C9H_1444">
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Notice in the above scale description that the B&flat; is the &flat;3 of G; in the solo this note is only played against the C chord and therefore functions as a &flat;7.
This point also applies to the C note; during the solo this is played against the G chord where it is a 4th, the D chord where it is a &flat;7 and the C chord where it is a root (1).        
Performance Notes      
1)    
During bar 1 the A-B bends should be pitched slightly flat in order to produce the bluesy effect that can be heard on the track.    
2)      
Throughout the solo the depth and speed of the left hand vibrato is quite varied, so it is a good idea to listen carefully to the record and pick this up aurally.      
3)      
The staccato notes found in <head>bars</head> 1 and 7 should all be cut off very quickly by muting the desired notes with your right hand palm.      
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<instance id="bar.40380" docsrc="bnc_BM5_958">
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Suspension noise is well contained, too, and while there's a little more tyre and wind noise than we would have expected, the Safrane still shines in this category and makes a particularly quiet and refined motorway cruiser.        
Build quality and safety    
Another giant leap forward here for the Safrane, which feels as well put together as any Granada and puts the R25's build quality to shame.
Shut the doors and they don't thud with the solidity of a Rover 800, but neither is there a tinny clank.    
Better still is the interior, which features pleasantly rounded soft plastic mouldings.
The Renault designers have included some neat detail touches, too, such as the chunky door handles.
But whether the use of imitation wood is a success is more a matter of personal taste.    
Both Safrane models have side impact protection <head>bars</head> and although a driver's side airbag is not standard, one is available as an option, costing around &pound;300.
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<instance id="bar.40383" docsrc="bnc_ANX_2741">
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Ministers have committed themselves to cut CFC production by 85 per cent by the middle of 1995, and phase it out by the middle of 1997.
Sensibly, exemptions may be permitted for essential uses, such as medical aerosols and some fire extinguishers.
As David Trippier from the Department of the Environment said, this is two-and-a-half years ahead of the schedule laid down by the Montreal protocol &mdash; and the government would have liked it even faster.    
I suppose all this would have been welcome in happier times.
I cannot help feeling that any good done might have been cancelled out by oil fires in the Gulf.        
Ken Croswell is an astronomer and science writer based in Cambridge, Massachusetts.    
THE GOVERNMENT WILL SPEND 10 MILLION POUNDS ON SCIENCE&hellip;
OR, IN REAL TERMS, A <head>BAR</head> OF CHOCOLATE.    
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<instance id="bar.40386" docsrc="bnc_CJK_235">
<context>
 Local Activities  : walks, golf.        
Bissick Old Mill               
This 17th-century house was once a working mill, powered by two enormous water-wheels &mdash; one wheel alone was twenty-four feet high.
Today, after a careful conversion it is a very comfortable and elegant country home.
It has three pretty bedrooms, decorated in well-chosen fabrics, and furnished with antiques and pine.
Each room has a colour TV, mini-fridge with fresh fruit, soft and alcoholic drinks.
There are always fresh flowers on show.
The beamed sitting room has an open fire and the appropriately named &bquo;honesty <head>bar</head> &equo; where guests are invited to help themselves to drinks, and then record their indulgences on a slate &mdash; charges are then made at the end of the visit.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40389" docsrc="bnc_AA1_202">
<context>
In fact President Mitterrand's grandiose opera house &bquo;modern and popular&equo; was originally an idea of Vilar's &mdash; an opera with immense auditoria to replace the old Palais Garnier.
Vilar's report, produced in 1968, went the Humpty Dumpty way of most projects that revolutionary year.    
This week the Opera de la Bastille finally announced an opening date, March 17, and revealed its opening programme, a full performance of Berlioz's six-hour Les Troyens.
So after an unsuccessful attempt by a right wing government to have the Opera buried; a series of firings and resignations &mdash; Barenboim, Boulez and a rupture with Nureyev &mdash; the Bastille is preparing to open.
Mr Pierre Berge is now supremo of President Mitterrand's grandiose project &mdash; an auditorium seaing 2,700; a smaller salle modulable with from 600 to 1,300 places, a studio with 280 places, rehearsal rooms for dancers and choir, <head>bars</head> and a Tour d'Argent resturant.
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<instance id="bar.40392" docsrc="bnc_B3J_950">
<context>
&bquo;Oh Christ,&equo; groaned Yanto, &bquo;those boots were nearly bloody new.
Who told you it was Herbie?&equo;
&bquo;Sammy Pockets,&equo; replied Billy, &bquo;he said he saw Herbie walking along the bank behind his cottage.
He saw him pull a couple of rabbits out from under a bush so he must have had the boots too.&equo;
&bquo;The old basket,&equo; growled Yanto.
&bquo;Still, he cant prove they're my boots.
He must have eyes like a bloody owl.&equo;    
&bquo;Anyway, what you drinking?&equo; he said, dismissing the subject by the tone of his voice.
&bquo;I'll have a pineapple juice, please,&equo; said Mary, in a weak voice.
Billy wanted cider.
Yanto took the empty glasses back through to the main <head>bar</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40395" docsrc="bnc_B16_816">
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Plot each point carefully, using a symbol such as a cross; if more than one point lands on the same spot, you could plot the number of points represented (i.e. the numeral 2 if two points are superimposed).
Inspect the result and decide if it would look better if you stretched or shrunk the scale.        
Drawing a bar chart    
Arrange the bars in some sensible order, such as in order of their lengths.
There is no special significance to the width of bars, but it should be uniform.
A good rule of thumb is to make the spacing between the bars one half of the width of the bars.
The bars should be solid, not just drawn in outline.    
Bar charts are sometimes drawn vertically in columns.
In general, however, labelling the categories is easier if they are arranged horizontally.
Back to back <head>bar</head> charts can be used as back to back stem and leaf displays were to compare two distributions.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40399" docsrc="bnc_A14_189">
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This, I believe, is against the law, but it is a law that deserves to be broken, for it is the puritanical nonsense of excluding children &mdash; and therefore to some extent, women &mdash; from pubs that has turned these places into mere boozing-shops instead of the family gathering-places that they ought to be.&equo;
(George Orwell, London Evening Standard, February 1946).    
THINGS haven't changed much in 45 years.
As autumn approaches, those of us with children have to leave the relaxed, informal and often cold and damp atmosphere of the pub garden in search of those few pubs which admit children somewhere within their four walls.    
The present laws, except in Scotland, prevent the under-14s being admitted to bars or licensed premises.
I understand the definition of a <head>bar</head> is somewhere used principally for the consumption of alcoholic beverages.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40402" docsrc="bnc_CHH_578">
<context>
From there follow a very popular lakeshore path that follows the eastern shoreline of the lake to Patterdale (5 miles).          
Low Level Route    
There is no real low level alternative because the High Street range presents such a physical barrier.
But if weather conditions are really severe, or bad enough to put you off, there is a way of literally getting around this &bquo;obstacle&equo;.    
From Haweswater walk to Bampton village and then cross from there over Divock Moor to Pooley Bridge (9 miles).
From here catch either the CMS (Cumberland Motor Services) 108 bus to Patterdale or the Ullswater motor launch to Glenridding &mdash; this runs seasonally from Easter to October.        
Hotel: (For a wider choice head a mile north to Glenridding).    
Shops: This is a well-stocked village store.    
Pubs and eating places:   <head>Bar</head> meals are available here.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40405" docsrc="bnc_CH6_8184">
<context>
Pub regular Martin Reddan, 26, said: &bquo;I was handed the baby and bounced her up and down on my knee.    
&bquo;She was a lovely, jolly little child with the most beautiful big eyes.    
&bquo;Earlier, I had seen a picture of Farrah in the paper.     
Cheerful    
&bquo;But I never connected the baby I was holding with the baby who was kidnapped.    
&bquo;I thought she was one of the twins who had come to visit.    
&bquo;She was obviously being well looked after and was really cheerful and smiling.
I'm shocked thinking about it.&equo;    
Another regular said: &bquo;Everyone knew about the twins &mdash; but nobody had ever seen them.    
&bquo;Caren loves children.
If there were ever any youngsters in the <head>bar</head> she would rush over and start fussing over them and playing games with them.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40408" docsrc="bnc_CBC_11422">
<context>
THE title Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe (Columbia Tristar, PG, out now) may be a bit of an unappetising mouthful but as a movie it is gourmet fare.    
For that we can thank a succulent script, meaty characterisations and four central performances that will leave you begging for more.
Rarely has a film given me such a warm glow.    
Based on the best-selling novel by Fannie Flagg, it is really two stories in one.    
Evelyn Couch &mdash; the marvellous Kathy Bates of Misery fame &mdash; is a tubby chocolate-addicted housewife whose attempts at domestic bliss are largely ignored by her slob of a husband.    
As a result, she unhappily munches more candy <head>bars</head> &mdash; and that's how wise old-timer Ninny Threadgood finds her when Evelyn visits a relative at Ninny's retirement home.    
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40411" docsrc="bnc_A0W_256">
<context>
These exercises will be used on your first 3 routines, and will be incorporated in stages so as to make your training progressive and more demanding.
It is necessary to follow the routines exactly to obtain the best results.    
Style is very important, and it is important to execute the movement slowly and strictly.
Refer to the available photographs when reading the exercise description, and practise them on their own first before attempting a whole session.    
Remember that a full set of weights is not essential for the routines.
House bricks can be used instead of dumb-bells and a plank on bricks can be used instead of a bench.
Similarly, a wooden <head>bar</head> with a box on either end will serve as a barbell and this can easily be weighted by filling the boxes with soil or sand.      
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40414" docsrc="bnc_CGV_452">
<context>
If the answer to any of these &bquo;could it be's&equo; is &bquo;yes&equo;, how about another question.
&bquo;Could it be that your machine is due a jolly good clean and &bquo;MOT&equo; to make sure everything is in good working order before you start your Christmas rush?&equo;    
If you think the above applies to you &mdash; read on!    
This cleaning session is going to be a &bquo;major&equo; one, so you need a bit of time and certain pieces of equipment around you.    
Before you start on this project you must do some checking as maybe a visit to your nearest dealer, or order to a Mail Order firm, has to be undertaken first.
Check all these things and replace them if necessary.    
1.
 Retaining bar  .
This is the bar that keeps the needles in place and has been discussed in depth in previous issues of  MKM  .
Take the <head>bar</head> out completely and check it.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.40417" docsrc="bnc_AMW_487">
<context>
In total contrast to this ancient village is the long stretch of beach, nightlife, bars and bodegas, all of which add up to make a holiday in Mojacar a most memorable and enjoyable one.      
OUT &amp; ABOUT      
Granada    
Renowned as one of Spain's most interesting and beautiful cities.
A bustling shopping centre, an old Silk Exchange, the treasures of Alhambra Palace, the gardens of the Generalife combine to make a fascinating day out.        
Caves of Almanzora    
Even today, groups of gypsies still dwell in these amazing caves, carved deep into sandstone cliffs.        
Almeria    
The Provincial capital and port, with lots of shops, pavement caf&eacute;s and local <head>bars</head> .        
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30001" docsrc="wsj_0617.mrg_45">
<context>
He made numerous trips to the U.S. in the early 1980s, but was n't arrested
until 1987 when he showed up as a guest of then-Vice President George Bush
at a government function.  A federal judge in Manhattan threw out the
indictment, finding that the seven-year delay violated the defendant's
constitutional right to a speedy trial.  The appeals court, however, said
the judge did n't adequately consider whether the delay would actually hurt
the chances of a fair trial.  Mr. Koskotas is fighting extradition
proceedings that would return him to Greece, where he is charged with
embezzling more than $250 million from the Bank of Crete.  His attorney
could n't be reached for comment.  PRO BONO VOLUNTARISM: In an effort to
stave off a plan that would require all lawyers in New York state to
provide twenty hours of free legal aid a year, the state
<head>bar</head> recommended an alternative program to increase
voluntary participation in pro bono programs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30004" docsrc="wsj_0671.mrg_60">
<context>
Dealers say the firm apparently has wanted to publicize its recent buying
and subsequent selling of 30-year bonds by using Cantor Fitzgerald
Securities Corp. as a broker.  Cantor provides price quotes to Telerate
Systems Inc., a widely used electronic system.  Nippon Kangyo's moves
puzzled traders and created confusion among potential investors, many of
whom decided to stay out of the market.  As a result of its large-scale
buying, some analysts now say that liquidity, or the ability to easily buy
and sell, has been constrained in the benchmark Treasury bond issue.  In
other markets: -- The junk bonds of RJR Nabisco Inc. rallied Friday on news
that the company is selling its candy <head>bar</head> brands to
Nestle Foods Corp. for $370 million.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30008" docsrc="wsj_0049.mrg_16">
<context>
Mr. Sonnett said that clients who pay cash may include alleged drug dealers
who do n't have domestic bank accounts.  These individuals may not
necessarily be under investigation when they hire lawyers.  Mr. Sonnett
said there also may be other circumstances under which individuals would
n't want the government to know they had retained criminal defense lawyers.
Filling out detailed forms about these individuals would tip the IRS off
and spark action against the clients, he said.  The defense lawyers 'group
formed a task force this week, chaired by New York attorney Gerald Lefcourt,
to deal with the matter.  The American <head>Bar</head> Association's
House of Delegates passed a resolution in 1985 condemning the IRS reporting
requirement.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30011" docsrc="ibm_15.cmb_42">
<context>
From this window you can select to start the organizer automatically or
manually.  1417.  Press the Enter key to select the option.  1418.  You can
use the configuration program to change the way the organizer operates in
your work station function sessions.  1419.  For example, you can change
the session in which the organizer runs, or you can request to have a
different menu displayed in a session.  1420.  Refer to Chapter 2, ``
Configuring PC Support with the Configuration Program'' for information on
starting this program.  1421.  Press F10 (Actions) and select Work with
sessions from the action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30015" docsrc="ibm_11.cmb_186">
<context>
See Chapter 11, ``Printing with PC Support: 1089.  To change your printer
options, complete the following steps on the Printer Session menu
associated with the printer device you selected.  1090.  If the printer you
want to use is not listed and its operating requirements are different from
the printer listed, select the Printer function table option.  1091.  When
you select this option, a new prompt is shown on the display.  1092.  You
must supply the file name of the printer function table you want to use.
1093.  Press F10 (Actions) and select the Printer options option from the
action <head>bar</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30018" docsrc="wsj_1014.mrg_18">
<context>
``We can not permit a further slowing in our volume trend,'' Anheuser said,
adding it will take ``appropriate competitive pricing actions to support
our long-term market share growth strategy'' for the premium brands.
Anheuser said it continues to hold to its earlier-announced goal of a 50 %
U.S. market share by the mid-1990s.  Beneath the tepid news-release jargon
lies a powerful threat from the brewing giant, which last year accounted
for about 41 % of all U.S. beer sales and is expected to see that grow to
42.5 % in the current year.  ``Anheuser is the biggest guy in the
<head>bar</head>, and he just decided to join in the barroom brawl,''
said Joseph J. Doyle, an analyst with Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30023" docsrc="ibm_21.cmb_68">
<context>
Use the same user identification (ID) you would use to sign on a work
station.  2028.  The value can be from 1 to 10 characters.  2029.  If you
choose not to specify a value, the router uses the default user ID.  2030.
Enter a value from to 127.  2031.  If you do not specify a value, the
adapter default value is used.  2032.  This value is used by the local area
network.  2033.  Press the Enter key after you have completed the
appropriate prompts.  2034.  Select Change from the action
<head>bar</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30031" docsrc="wsj_0778.mrg_8">
<context>
In those cases, the high court ruled that federal law gives prosecutors
broad authority to seize assets of people accused of racketeering and
drug-related crimes, including fees paid to lawyers before an indictment.
If the government succeeds in seizing Mr. Antar's assets, he could be left
without top-flight legal representation, because his attorneys are likely
to quit, according to individuals familiar with the case.  A seizure also
would make the case the largest -- and one of the first -- in which lawyers
'fees have been confiscated in a prosecution unrelated to drugs.  ``The
people who suffer in the short run are defendants, but the people who
suffer in the long run are all of the people, because there wo n't be a
vigorous private <head>bar</head> to defend the Bill of Rights,''
says Gerald Lefcourt, a criminal defense attorney who says he has turned
down a number of cases to avoid possible fee seizures.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bar.30036" docsrc="ibm_49.cmb_14">
<context>
For example, if you use the Options pull-down to change a panel area color,
and the installation profile does not include a SET command to change that
same panel area, the panel area continues to display the way you specified
in the pull-down.  4802.  However, if the commands in a book profile are
also used in a user profile or installation profile, the user and
installation profiles override the book profile.  4803.  You can modify
this profile to tailor the way online help appears.  4804.  You can change
only a command name.  4805.  You can not change the names of command
parameters or options.  4806.  Figure 74 in topic 14.0 is an example of the
Group pull-down.  4807.  Select Group on the action <head>bar</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30040" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_186">
<context>
While a pull-down is displayed, only the actions in the pull-down or on the
action bar are available.  4590.  For example, if you select a pull-down
and the action you want is not listed in it, you can select another
pull-down on the action bar.  4591.  However, you can not use function keys
that do not appear in the pull-down, mark items listed on the panel, or
select words in the text until the pull-down is removed.  4592.  While a
window is displayed, only the actions in that window are available.  4593.
For example, you can not select an action on the action
<head>bar</head> or use function keys that do not appear in the
window until the window is removed.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30043" docsrc="ibm_10.cmb_198">
<context>
993.  Graphics plotter configuration is done with the configuration program,
CFGWSF.  994.  It lists the information you must provide about the plotter.
995.  If you plan to use a graphics session, you should read the following
sections.  996.  These device drivers must be available for DOS at start
time.  997.  After you edit the files, you must start the operating system
again before you can use or configure graphics.  998.  If necessary, see
the DOS manual for instructions on copying and editing files.  999.  Select
Create from the list of actions in the action <head>bar</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30051" docsrc="ibm_46.cmb_180">
<context>
Although each panel lets you do something different, some actions are
common to all panels.  4585.  You open a book to view the contents of a
single book.  4586.  You can open a book at any time.  4587.  In some cases,
you can select an action by pressing a function key associated with your
choice.  4588.  After you open a book, you can also request actions by
entering commands instead of making selections on the panels.  4589.  While
a pull-down is displayed, only the actions in the pull-down or on the
action bar are available.  4590.  For example, if you select a pull-down
and the action you want is not listed in it, you can select another
pull-down on the action <head>bar</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30057" docsrc="wsj_1621.mrg_12">
<context>
The company attributed the earnings drop to lower volume related to
seasonal demand and the soft consumer durable market, especially in the
automotive sector.  However, the company also lost orders because of
prolonged labor talks in the second quarter.  Third-quarter shipments
slipped 7 % from the year-ago period, and 17 % from this year's second
quarter.  Profit of steel shipped for the company's steel segment slid to $
26 a ton, from $66 a ton a year earlier and $57 a ton a quarter earlier.
Analysts noted that the disappointing results do n't reflect lower prices
for steel products.  Charles Bradford, an analyst with Merrill Lynch
Capital Markets, said higher prices for galvanized and cold-rolled products
offset lower prices for <head>bar</head>, hot-rolled and structural
steel.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30068" docsrc="ibm_21.cmb_80">
<context>
This value is used by the local area network.  2033.  Press the Enter key
after you have completed the appropriate prompts.  2034.  Select Change
from the action bar.  2035.  Select option 1 (Change link) and press the
Enter key.  2036.  Change the values for the appropriate prompts shown in
the window.  2037.  Refer to the descriptions above.  2038.  When you have
completed the prompts, press the Enter key.  2039.  To delete a link, make
sure the appropriate link is highlighted on the Work with System
Information window.  2040.  Press F10 (Actions) and select Change from the
action <head>bar</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30071" docsrc="wsj_0267.mrg_38">
<context>
After practicing law locally, he was elected to his first 10-year term as
judge in 1971; in 1981, he was effectively re-elected.  Six years ago,
Judge O'Kicki was voted president of the Pennsylvania Conference of State
Trial Judges by the state's 400 judges.  He has been considered several
times for appointments to federal district and appellate court vacancies in
Pennsylvania.  And when he ran unsuccessfully for a state appellate court
seat in 1983, the Pennsylvania Bar Association rated him ``one of the best
available,'' after interviewing local lawyers.  ``He probably was the
smartest guy who ever sat on our bench,'' says a former president of
Cambria County's 150-member <head>bar</head> association, who, like
most lawyers in Cambria County, refuses to talk about the judge publicly.
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30084" docsrc="wsj_0203.mrg_14">
<context>
The changes were proposed in an effort to streamline federal bureaucracy
and boost compliance by the executives ``who are really calling the shots,''
said Brian Lane, special counsel at the SEC's office of disclosure policy,
which proposed the changes.  Investors, money managers and corporate
officials had until today to comment on the proposals, and the issue has
produced more mail than almost any other issue in memory, Mr. Lane said.
The SEC will probably vote on the proposal early next year, he said.  Not
all those who wrote oppose the changes.  The Committee on Federal
Regulation of Securities for the American <head>Bar</head>
Association argues, for example, in its lengthy letter to the SEC, that the
proposed changes ``would substantially improve the -LCB- law -RCB- by
conforming it more closely to contemporary business realities.''
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</instance>

<instance id="bar.30092" docsrc="wsj_0181.mrg_1">
<context>
Interleukin-3 may help in treating blood cell deficiencies associated with
cancer treatment, bone marrow transplants and other blood-cell disorders,
Genetics Institute said.  The second patent describes bone morphogenetic
protein-1, a substance that can induce formation of new cartilage.  The
patent covers BMP-1 type proteins and pharmaceutical compositions and
methods for treating bone or cartilage defects, Genetics Institute said.
The company added that it has filed patent applications ``on a large number
of different BMP proteins'' and the patent on BMP-1 is the first it has
received.  BMP products may be useful in fracture healing and in treating
bone loss associated with periodontal disease and certain cancers, the
company said.  The Bush administration's nomination of Clarence Thomas to a
seat on the federal appeals court here received a blow this week when the
American <head>Bar</head> Association gave Mr. Thomas only a ``
qualified'' rating, rather than ``well qualified.''
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</instance>

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<instance id="blind.40001" docsrc="bnc_A5R_708">
<context>
As an interim proposal it has suggested a new line be built through Kent overground to a new terminal at Swanley, close to the M25, and the upgrading of the existing Waterloo line.    
Trafalgar House, BR's favoured partner, is reliably understood to have rejected the idea of building a terminal at Stratford and to be sticking to the final route chosen by BR.
It has submitted final proposals to ministers along with a range of options as to how the link might be built.
These include a government cash injection by way of loan stock, linked to an equity participation which would enable the Government to recoup some of its money if the line is a success.        
Computer viruses cause little disruption    
By MARY FAGAN, Technology Correspondent    
THE PANIC world-wide over the Friday 13th computer viruses came as something of an anti-climax, with the Royal National Institute for the <head>Blind</head>emerging as the major casualty.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40004" docsrc="bnc_CCJ_111">
<context>
&bquo;When we have our celebration, it reminds me of Lourdes, and I've been going to Lourdes since 1961.
I've been disappointed when there's no transport to my SPRED, but now I organise it myself.
The last time that the transport didn't come, my friends came to see me instead.
I went to the parish race night and won a bottle of wine.    
&bquo;I won't tell you my friend's name because he wouldn't want people to make a fuss&equo;.    
Elizabeth's story    
BRIGID and Tom McClennan write about their daughter Elizabeth's experience:    
&bquo;Elizabeth joined Holy Name SPRED group at Birkenhead in September 1988, when she was 11.
For Elizabeth, SPRED was a big social event.
She is totally <head>blind</head> , has poor mobility and is unable to   get   out and about independently.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40008" docsrc="bnc_AR8_985">
<context>
The three of them sat down and watched the fantastic firework display on the airfield that they had caused.
The ammunition in the burning aircraft went off, weaving patterns of coloured tracer against the massive fires caused by burning fuel stores.
Then the anti-aircraft guns opened up, firing into the air against an imagined air raid.
Tiny figures in the distance, silhouetted against the flames, rushed about trying to extinguish the blazing hangars.
Johnny Cooper thought it almost impossible that three men carrying only sixty small bombs between them had created such havoc and destruction.    
It was at this stage that Reg and I realised that David Stirling was suffering from one of his frequent migraine attacks&hellip;.
Reg and I each took one of his hands and we led him, staggering and half <head>blind</head> , to the top of the ridge.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40012" docsrc="bnc_B72_742">
<context>
But Chevenement has created a body which is better equipped to achieve the objectives laid down in the law.
On the negative side, as political opponents are only too ready to point out, Chevenement has installed his own men in key positions.    
The reorganisation of the CNRS and other bodies is one facet of a major principle behind the government strategy: the researcher must be tempted down from his ivory tower to talk to industry and think about the needs of the real world.
This message has begun to percolate through the corridors of science power.
People in universities are beginning to think about how they relate to the rest of the world.    
The French, it must be said, have been lost for centuries in wonderment at science.
They have accorded it <head>blind</head>respect while considering it totally irrelevant to the real world.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40015" docsrc="bnc_CGD_494">
<context>
Finally in matching wants and resources one might be able to identify unmet needs, for which future services might be planned.    
In assessing needs a social service worker is doing three things:    
1    
identifying what would help the individual;    
2    
seeking to allocate appropriate resources;    
3    
comparing the needs of one person with another where resources are scarce.        
There is often an element of risk attached to unmet needs.
A risk arises where there is a potential predictable hazard, and part of the risk   equation is deciding on what balance of probability the danger is likely to arise (Brearley, 1982).    
CASE STUDY 2.1 A newly <head>blind</head>old woman living alone was referred by her next door neighbour for a place in a residential home.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40018" docsrc="bnc_CJG_382">
<context>
Links can be established between home, school and the relevant authority which can help to monitor the child's progress, review placement and promote a well co-ordinated plan for the pupil's education.      
These varied functions of the educational advisory services for visually handicapped pupils can be summed up as &bquo;enabling&equo;.
The advisory team should enable the flow of relevant information on the pupils' needs to reach the schools where they are placed and enable teachers and visually handicapped pupils to work in an effective way because they are well informed and well supported.          
THE INTERACTION BETWEEN MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL FACTORS    
Pupils who are <head>blind</head>or who have significant and serious problems of sight have special educational needs whilst at the same time sharing major areas of learning and development with their fully sighted classmates.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40021" docsrc="bnc_CKB_2356">
<context>
Hubert wanted to tramp across as many mountains as possible, and he assumed that Barbara wanted to do the same.
In her memory it was always raining and always cold.
On the third morning, she slipped in the omnipresent mud and sprained an ankle.
This at least meant that she was no longer expected to walk.      
&bquo;What awful luck,&equo; Hubert said.
&bquo;Will you be all right here if I go and stretch my legs for a while?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes darling, of course,&equo; Barbara said, hastily revising her ideas about the purpose of honeymoons.    
It wouldn't have mattered so much if the nights had brought the compensations she had been led to expect.
However, on their first night she felt like a patient strapped to an operating table without the benefit of an anaesthetic; and the surgeon was not only <head>blind</head>but expected the patient to give him directions.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40025" docsrc="bnc_BP9_2638">
<context>
I exclaimed.    
He beamed.
&bquo;Grizzly bears, eh?
The Rocky Mountains aren't anyone's tame backyard.
They're raw nature.
So are the bears.
They kill people, no trouble.&equo;
He put his head on one side.
&bquo;Or you could throw someone out into the Connaught Tunnel.
That tunnel's five miles long with no lights.
There's a species of <head>blind</head>mice that live in there, eating the grain that falls from the grain trains.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40028" docsrc="bnc_ARR_215">
<context>
The story of Doubting Thomas is told, not so that we shall admire Thomas, but so that we can admire the other apostles in comparison.
Thomas demanded evidence.
Nothing is more lethal for certain kinds of meme than a tendency to look for evidence.
The other apostles, whose faith was so strong that they did not need evidence, are held up to us as worthy of imitation.
The meme for blind faith secures its own perpetuation by the simple unconscious expedient of discouraging rational inquiry.    
Blind faith can justify anything.
If a man believes in a different god, or even if he uses a different ritual for worshipping the same god, <head>blind</head>faith can decree that he should die &mdash; on the cross, at the stake, skewered on a Crusader's sword, shot in a Beirut street, or blown up in a bar in Belfast.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40031" docsrc="bnc_AT1_1723">
<context>
Brian Hallin recognised the group's choosy approach to the issue of signing and realised he was representing a band with a highly unusual attitude.
&bquo;I don't think they would do almost anything to sell records or to get on.
They are interested in doing it in certain terms.
They are solid in their approach.
The aspirations of a record company go towards mass hysteria but I don't think The Wedding Present see it in those terms.
They want to have an audience but I don't think they are worried about an ever-increasing one,&equo; he says.    
One of the unusual features of the contract is that is not necessarily exclusive.
The band can release material themselves or take it elsewhere if RCA do not want to put it out.
The label also turns a <head>blind</head>eye to the live tapes released by the band.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40034" docsrc="bnc_A7G_1200">
<context>
We have sheltered accommodation, with understanding professional staff, for blind men and women who are unable to look after themselves.
And we run purpose built flats (the world's first) for those able to lead independent lives.
We can also offer short holidays for blind people in our two hotels, carefully adapted for their special needs.        
Somewhere to work    
We can also provide suitable employment for blind people in our modern factory in London.
It is difficult to find work these days, but for blind people it is virtually impossible.
We are able to give them the independence they so badly need, and with it self respect and dignity.    
London Association for the Blind, 14&ndash;16 Verney Road, London, SE16 3DZ Telephone: 071&ndash;732 8771      
Helping <head>Blind</head>&amp; Partially Sighted people since 1857    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40037" docsrc="bnc_CMK_1472">
<context>
She would also be entitled to any unused portion of the married couple's allowance in the year her husband dies.
If a widow is aged 65 or over, she may also be able to claim the age-related addition (see &bquo;Personal allowance&equo; on pages 59&ndash;60).    
 Other tax allowances  .
Extra tax reliefs can also be claimed in a couple of other circumstances.    
 Additional personal allowance (single parent's allowance  ).
This can be claimed by any parent bringing up dependent children on their own.
The current value of the allowance is &pound;1,720 a year.
N.B. A married man whose wife is totally incapacitated can also claim this allowance, in addition to the married couple's allowance, if he has dependent children living at home.    
 Registered <head>blind</head>people   can claim an allowance of &pound;1,080 a year.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40040" docsrc="bnc_ADK_1230">
<context>
The media had &bquo;created&equo; a false &bquo;image&equo; of an anti-Europe Mrs Thatcher, but because it  was   &bquo;created&equo;, without substance, from a small out-of-context part of her argument, it didn't last long.    
In 1980 I was at the Cleveland debate between Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter.
On television and in person, it was vividly clear that Reagan won at least 9 to 1.
In the Bush-Dukakis debate in 1988, Bush won at least 7 to 3.    
On both occasions the press reported a draw or a very close thing because they were concerned only with the mind, the argument.
Television projected to the  hearts   of the people and we know the results.        
The Telly    
Some people purport to be experts in political campaigning but still refuse to accept television as a major medium.
They think that gearing a campaign towards maximum effective coverage is demeaning.
They are either <head>blind</head>or foolish.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40044" docsrc="bnc_AN5_438">
<context>
Moreover, Taylor J felt that J's dyslexia was a &bquo;disability&equo; and thus was covered by the second definition of learning difficulty (above).    
There was also a fair amount of discussion in this case about the meaning of the phrase &bquo;special educational provision&equo;.
This, as mentioned above, is defined as &bquo;educational provision which is additional to, or otherwise different from, the educational provision made for children of &lsqb;the child's&rsqb; age in schools maintained by the LEA&equo;.
The LEA had argued that if a particular type of educational   provision was generally available to children of the applicant's age in their schools, then it was not a  special   educational provision.
Thus, logically, any generally available additional provision for deaf or partially <head>blind</head>or disturbed children, and others such as dyslexic children, was not special educational provision.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40048" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1626">
<context>
But maybe the offer is refused because the kitchen sink has been enthroned as the living nerve-centre of the home, and to abandon it is to lose the right to be considered worthy and hard-working; she who washes the dishes puts everybody else under an obligation.
In that case, the refusal is a loaded one and perpetuates an emotional interaction of dubious value.    
In setting up a home routine, we can in fact forgo the opportunity to make intelligent choices by responding to certain   kinds of pressure.
By intelligent, I do not mean intellectual, but based on a wise consideration of our emotional and physical needs, and those of other members of the household.
We have the power to create a welcoming, healthy space for living which will nurture others as well as ourselves.
We have the ability to colour it through our personalities, and shape it according to our imagination.
This requires personal understanding of each individual situation, not a <head>blind</head>response to ideals and opinions.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40053" docsrc="bnc_CF4_910">
<context>
With my new label of &bquo;blind&equo; came the object which was to stigmatize me more, a shiny new, long white cane.
The girls at school were horrified: all their collections for presents and prayers after announcements at morning assembly had been wasted.
I had come back blind.
It could almost be considered as an extreme act of defiance, and many of them showed their disapproval by refusing to have   any more contact with me.
My small circle of friends stuck with me, choosing to support me and risking their own popularity.
Whilst I believed their feelings and actions were genuine, I was also aware that they were as steeped as I was in the romance of blindness: the helping hand, God's purpose for us all.
But <head>blind</head>people were &bquo;out there&equo;, begging on the streets, bumbling along with their tip-tap sticks, staring sightlessly and pathetically out at nothing behind dark glasses.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40056" docsrc="bnc_CF4_904">
<context>
I had lost all my reading vision, and could now only read individual characters with a strong magnifier.    
On Easter Monday 1972, I woke up to a new view of the world.
A pale white opaque gungey mist had invaded.
It took me all day to convince my mother that there had been a change, but by the next afternoon I found myself flat on my back in the hospital again with injunctions not to move.
I stayed there for five weeks and after another operation was pronounced &bquo;partially sighted&equo; enough to be registered as blind.
Every day I lay there and repeated an exercise of counting how many branches on the tree outside I could make out.
Each day they became fewer until my image of the tree became a pink and brown blur, it being blossom time.    
With my new label of &bquo;<head>blind</head> &equo; came the object which was to stigmatize me more, a shiny new, long white cane.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40060" docsrc="bnc_CAK_1450">
<context>
He's recovering nicely from his injuries, though he still does walk bent double.    
The teaching is excellent.
During the last lesson she attended &mdash; about seven months ago &mdash; she actually managed to get the round peg into its correct hole.
But no, I don't think she's destined for Oxbridge.     
Pippa Legg    
And now, I am afraid, I must turn to less happy matters.
There has been a marked and regrettable increase in reports from the town over the past year concerning the behaviour of students.
In April two students from this school stood back to let an elderly disabled woman enter the Post Office before them and in June another student, who I am glad to say had been with us only two weeks, was spotted by two seniors through the window of the tap room of the Throstle's Nest, helping a <head>blind</head>woman across the road.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40064" docsrc="bnc_CAE_1915">
<context>
However, lately 49ers have improved considerably, largely due to the punchy vocal presence of Anne-Marie Smith, a black English girl with more balls than FIFA.
This means that tunes like &bquo;Got To Be Free&equo; and &bquo;The Message&equo; are amongst the best Italian House tracks I've heard.
It also means that the irritability level is as small as a speedfreak's willy and therefore &bquo;Playing With My Heart&equo; isn't exactly hit city.
Tough life, huh?        
FRANKIE PAUL: FP The Greatest    
THIS REGGAE LP has a huge handicap in that the sleeve is not horrible.
On the plus side, however, <head>blind</head>singer Frankie Paul can usually be relied upon to turn out a stinging record, and this crisply-mixed, soulful m&eacute;lange of ragga, lovers and soul soon hits your aural G-spot.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40067" docsrc="bnc_B3J_1747">
<context>
Full length waders are essential as it is generally accepted that the best depth to work is knee to waist deep.
Leaning hard on his net to counteract the force of the current, he will scrutinise the oncoming water intensely.
He is searching for the salmon's loom.
This is the mark in the water caused by the fish's dorsal fin.
It is essential that he spots the oncoming fish while it is still far away from him.
Indeed, even in the fast choppy water the practised eye can spot his prey a hundred yards away.    
This is where the pure hunting comes in.
Having spotted his prey in a channel which could be fifty yards wide or more, the fisherman must literally read the fish's   mind.
Which run would the fish take?
Almost <head>blind</head>in the shallow muddy water, it is swimming by instinct, following the deepest sand channels.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40070" docsrc="bnc_CJG_543">
<context>
Clearly presented materials and a well-ordered environment can be helpful to them.    
&bquo;Impaired&equo; and &bquo;defective&equo; are also self-explanatory terms used in relation to vision, sometimes with the addition of &bquo;severe&equo; to emphasise the degree.
It will be appreciated that the precise nature of the degree or defect in acuity or field of vision is highly individual.
The term &bquo;partially sighted&equo; has been used over the years to refer to pupils who have vision useful for all school tasks but require adaptations to teaching methods and materials in order to accomplish them.
It is a broad term, with the appropriate emphasis on the child's potential, but has been used too often previously to contrast with &bquo;<head>blind</head> &equo; without consideration for the needs of pupils who have to use both tactile and visual methods for learning.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40073" docsrc="bnc_ALJ_2693">
<context>
&bquo;Annie,&equo; she breathed, &bquo;let's give up and go with it.
Get it over with.&equo;    
Judi took her hands out of her pockets, and brushed her fingers up and down the front of her waistcoat.
She tugged at her zips, opening little pouches in the leather.
Some of the zips crept open by themselves, tooth by tooth.
Silver-edged lips twisted slightly, and opened.
Things were moving inside the waistcoat, pushing outwards, distending the leather, reaching for the air.    
The first one came out of a mouth just under the right epaulette.
It was a tongue, then it was a crooked finger, then a snake-headed tentacle.
The lump at the end was shaped, but featureless.
The tentacles were <head>blind</head>and probing.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40076" docsrc="bnc_CDA_500">
<context>
&bquo;I don't want to sound patronizing, Paul, but you're talking about a fuel-load/ power ratio which is just not feasible.
In strictly layman's terms, the amount of additional engine-weight and fuel that any supersonic aircraft could get off the ground would give a few minutes of sub-orbital time, if that.
It just wouldn't be worth it.&equo;    
&bquo;Wouldn't it?&equo;
Manville challenged.
&bquo;Just think how much hardware we have up there, Mark.&equo;
He jabbed his thumb at the ceiling to reinforce his point.
&bquo;Supposing a couple of minutes is all these birds need?
A small squadron could make a series of relay runs, each programmed for a few specific targets.
In a matter of minutes, the Russians could completely destroy our entire SAMOS system of spy satellites.
We'd be <head>blind</head>and virtually defenceless overnight.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40079" docsrc="bnc_CM4_2344">
<context>
In its layout the interior resembled black catacombs.
Narrow corridors linked cells housing bunks or stores to crypt-rooms housing instruments or engines.
Walls, ceilings, floors were clad in smooth obsidian and jet carved with runes, sacred hexes and texts.
In niches, each lit by an electrocandle, images of the distorted enemies of humanity seemed to writhe in flames.
The dark glassy surfaces reflected and re-reflected these flickering lights so that walls seemed to be the void &mdash; solidified &mdash; with stars and smeared veils of nebulae glinting within.
Portholes were few and usually hatched over with leering daemon masks.    
One bulkhead was a great bas-relief representing the withered features of the <head>blind</head>immobile Emperor embedded in the central portion of his throne amidst tubes and wires.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40082" docsrc="bnc_ANX_2351">
<context>
Levitating Trains and Kamikaze Genes: Technological Literacy for the 1990s by Richard P. Brennan,  John Wiley and Sons, pp 262, &pound;12.95      
RECENTLY I have been dragged, most unwillingly, into a ludicrous debate about whether hi-fi systems sound better if the room, records and electronics have been treated with coloured inks to convert the adverse effects of the gravitational field of the Earth into beneficial effects.    
I regret that this is not a joke.
Some people do seriously believe that their records sound better if the labels are smeared with &bquo;neutralising cream&equo; and stored with the sleeve notes pointing in a particular direction to align the printing inks.    
Needless to say no one has yet proved by <head>blind</head>testing that any of the effects claimed are reproducible.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40085" docsrc="bnc_B10_248">
<context>
A mother insists on her small son's going to bed at a certain time, in spite of all his protests, because she knows he needs enough sleep to keep healthy and alert; but in his view, she is insisting that he gives up his happy play, cutting him off from the rest of the family, for no good reason.
A girl who pummels a destructive little brother who ruins her toys and finds she is the one who gets into trouble feels hurt and angry.
&bquo;Bad&equo; behaviour can be a furious reaction to adult behaviour, which is beyond the child's understanding.    
A survey of some 2000 British families by the psychiatrist Michael Rutter showed that nearly all reported a number of undesirable forms of behaviour in their children, but parents varied in the amount of &bquo;bad&equo; behaviour they could tolerate.
Some parents are better at turning a <head>blind</head>eye than others.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40088" docsrc="bnc_A6N_1609">
<context>
They sat for a long time in silence watching the Atlantic crash down on the empty shore.    
&bquo;We haven't come to the sea in three years.
I suppose that's how you get old.
You find yourself not doing a whole lot of things you once did without a thought.&equo;    
&bquo;You're not old,&equo; Rose said.    
&bquo;The mileage is up,&equo; he said.
&bquo;You can't turn it back.&equo;    
&bquo;I wasn't sure what you'd want to do,&equo; Rose said with the utmost caution, &bquo;and I brought a flask of tea and sandwiches just in case.&equo;    
&bquo;That's great.&equo;
He had been dreading having to look for a place for lunch.
He knew no cheap place here any more and he would have to search one out like a <head>blind</head>man.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40093" docsrc="bnc_A69_1254">
<context>
I'm quite used to it in the House of Commons&hellip;.    
DENIS HEALEY: I've never noticed you enjoying it, Enoch.    
POWELL: Oh yes, I enjoyed your speech the other day.    
HEALEY: I'm so glad.
Yes, well you should.    
KING: Mr Powell, what do you conclude from all this; you once described the Foreign Office as a nest of vipers.
Does listening to this conversation lead you to reinforce that conclusion?    
POWELL: That &mdash; that nursery of traitors and nest of vipers.  (clears throat)   A phrase which has become classic if not an actual thing.
The authorised description for that Department since then.
What we've been shown in the Report, and what has, ah, emerged from this discussion, is that for some fifteen years, we engaged in a game of <head>blind</head>man's buff.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40099" docsrc="bnc_B2F_1901">
<context>
When you telephone someone you are more likely to intrude at an inconvenient time and not realize it.
When you meet someone you can see whether it is convenient or inconvenient and act accordingly.        
The telephone increases the likelihood of jumping to the wrong conclusions.
It is easier, for example, to conclude that someone is being abrupt if you only have what they say and how they say it to go on.
It is also easier to assume that you have someone's undivided attention when you talk to them on the &bquo;phone.        
When you are having a telephone conversation you are more likely to be distracted and let your attention wander.
You don't suddenly go <head>blind</head>for the duration of a &bquo;phone call and are, therefore, prey to all sorts of visual distractions &mdash; people walking past the window, someone coming in to see you and so on.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40102" docsrc="bnc_CRP_541">
<context>
&bquo;Mohammed had to go to the mountain, I've subsidised all my previous ventures by working and saving but to get my work published I realised my only chance was England,&equo; she says, where she has found three photographic agencies interested in buying her work and eight publications have bought selections of the Bolivian shots.
Slowly, but surely, her career is taking off.     
YOUNG GIRL IN DOORWAY OF BAKERY FOR SAVE THE CHILDREN, COCHABAMBA, BOLIVIA, 1990    
&bquo;It hasn't been easy&equo; she readily            admits.
&bquo;My first paying photograph job was a friend of a friend's wedding.
I hate that sort of stuff but it pays and money from that goes towards my travel and equipment costs.&equo;    
MAN SPINNING WOOL, LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, 1985    
PLAYING IN FRONT OF HOME/STOREY LA PAZ, BOLIVIA, 1985    
MAMA LANCHI, <head>BLIND</head>MAID IN THE KITCHEN WITH HER DOG LUCY, COCA BAMBA, BOLIVIA, 1990    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40107" docsrc="bnc_CH2_974">
<context>
Blind Edna beats thug with her white stick    
BLIND Edna Miller gave a thug who attacked her sightless chum a good walloping &mdash; with her white stick.    
The brave granny sprang into action when she heard Kathleen Wallace scream.    
And the mugger fled after Edna, 60, told him: &bquo;Leave her alone &mdash; take my handbag instead.&equo;    
She said yesterday: &bquo;He was nothing but scum and I hope I hurt him.
He certainly groaned a lot.&equo;    
The attack happened as the widows, from Sunderland, were on a trip to South Shields.     
Ached    
They both had white sticks and guide dogs and detectives believe the thug thought he had picked an easy target.    
Edna, <head>blind</head>since birth, said: &bquo;I must have hit him at least 12 times.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40111" docsrc="bnc_CM4_3064">
<context>
&bquo;Except perhaps on the part of the whole population of Stalinvast,&equo; Jaq commented acidly.    
Carnelian froze.
&bquo;You didn't send the  exterminatus   message, Jaq.
As soon as the hydra began withdrawing, you changed your mind.&equo;    
Jaq nodded towards the Astropath.
&bquo;She still sent it.
Of her own accord.&equo;    
For a few brief moments Carnelian's face might have been that of a Polymorphine shape-shifter viewed at fast-forward speed passing through absurdly accelerated transformations.
For a few instants only, until he laughed.    
Carnelian rounded on Moma Parsheen, laughing.
Laughing, he plucked a laspistol from his belt and shot her through one of her <head>blind</head>eyes, boiling her brain.            
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40114" docsrc="bnc_ASH_632">
<context>
I know jackets protect your arms from thorns and falls but you don't seem to get brambles or stony ground in show rings.        
Tradition vs.
Common Sense    
But the whole issue of riding clothes is tied up in tradition and even away from the showground we let horse riding tradition rule our dress.    
While other road going sports tend towards high-visibility clothing, riders still favour the natural country colours.
Much as I like   my   Barbour, I have to admit it is not a safe colour and wear a reflective Sam Browne belt in poor weather.    
But why can't you get something as waterproof and practical in highly visible colours?
It's not as if it'll frighten the horses, because they're supposed to be colour <head>blind</head> : mind you, have seen some of the migraine colour schemes a racing cyclist friend wears I'm not so sure about that!    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40118" docsrc="bnc_A7A_761">
<context>
The blue eyes turned on Erika like searchlights.
&bquo;Just an observation.
An objective judgement.&equo;
She took a drink of her wine, and then, disconcertingly, asked, &bquo;What's all this about a boyfriend?&equo;    
The blood rushed to Erika's face.
&bquo;What?&equo;
And then, with a flash of temper, &bquo;Has Paul been telling stupid tales?&equo;    
Frau Nordern raised a shoulder.
&bquo;He didn't need to.
You've been mooning about for a few weeks,&equo; she chuckled, ruefully.
&bquo;I'm not <head>blind</head> , you know.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40121" docsrc="bnc_CCW_884">
<context>
I don't care if they're hallucinating purple snakes and blue baboons, because the whole point of putting them on a boat is that they can't get off and swim home, and they can't get drugs on board, and they can't bribe you to take them to land, and that means they'll have no damned choice but to get cured.&equo;      
I said nothing.
I was thinking of all the work I needed to do on  Masquerade  ; all the painstaking hours of sawing and planing and caulking and rigging.    
Crowninshield stared at me through his obscuring lenses.
&bquo;Nick,&equo; he said at last, &bquo;my son is going to die within a year if I don't do something very drastic.
He's already lost the sight of his left eye because cocaine starved the retina of blood, and he's damn lucky not to be totally <head>blind</head> , or even dead, because the next time it could constrict the arteries of his heart or block the blood from reaching his brain.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40125" docsrc="bnc_AEA_1287">
<context>
As they worked they monitored continuously the condition of the sea and the sky, the direction of the wind and the length of the day and the night.    
In the past the people of Elling had lived communally in a series of longhouses that were not, as now, separated into single family dwellings.
Communal life survived until the beginning of the nineteenth century and traditions peculiar to that way of life had lingered into the present.
One such resided in the existence of a story-teller: an individual in whom were preserved the history of the village, the life of the community and the lore and legends of the surrounding land and sea.
The story-teller of Elling was Rosa Jacobsen.    
Old Mother Jacobsen &mdash; as she was affectionately known all over the island &mdash; was in her late nineties, and she was <head>blind</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40128" docsrc="bnc_CBF_3539">
<context>
Prison official David Seary, who is hoping to introduce the scheme next year at Birmingham's Winson Green Jail, said: &bquo;Young inmates can become depressed, even to the point of taking their own lives.
It may be easier for them to talk to a fellow inmate.&equo;    
A BBC spokesman said: &bquo;Fletcher would approve of this.
Porridge was repeated this year and still has a big following inside.&equo;        
999 saves couple's love trip    
By Ian Key    
POLICE raced to save a young couple's dream honeymoon after they left their passports at home.    
Two police forces and an airline took part in the 350-mile dash to make sure newlyweds Mark and Jan Hemmingway jetted off for a fortnight in the Seychelles.    
The couple had turned up at Gatwick airport to discover that Mark, who is <head>blind</head> , had packed their bank books instead of passports.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40132" docsrc="bnc_A7J_39">
<context>
spreading by the blood, the bacilli become established in every part of the body and thus overcome the patient, not so much by local damage as by the great general toxaemia, which produces symptoms not unlike those of typhoid fever&ndash; irregular fever, rapid pulse, dry skin and all the evidence of raging pyrexia, leading to delirium and coma, followed almost inevitably by a fatal termination.        
He saw her alive just once more.
About eight o'clock in the evening he was summoned to her bedside.    
&bquo;She's been calling for you,&equo; Sister Duggan told him.    
He found her lying with a cold compress on her forehead, the pupils of her eyes strangely dilated.
They seemed to look through and beyond him and to focus &mdash; if they focused at all &mdash; on something infinitely remote.
The fingers of her left hand, which lay outside the clothes, picked compulsively at the blankets.
  When he took her hand in his, it was flabby, soft and tremulous.
Sometimes her lips moved and she muttered something in a low tone.    
He spoke her name and bent over to listen.
Her head turned slightly towards him and she fixed him with that <head>blind</head> , unthinking stare.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40135" docsrc="bnc_AC5_2287">
<context>
&bquo;My dear, aren't we  glad   we're not on the high seas  tonight! '   said Mrs Hollidaye.
&bquo;Just think of those poor brave souls out there.&equo;    
Dot knew that she had everything she used so much to long for.
If only she could will herself strong as a roach.
But her legs hurt, So did her neck.
A single spoonful of buttered eggs made her feel sick.
The clotted cream on the rhubarb had curdled.
Her disappointment turned to tears which dripped into the congealing eggs.      
Mrs Hollidaye heard the sniffing.
&bquo;My dear, she said, &bquo;limited grey matter Miss Lilian may have, yet still she rejoices to be alive.
Sore eyes I may have, but at least I am not <head>blind</head>and can still darn my own stockings.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40138" docsrc="bnc_CB6_1225">
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Little is still known of the designers and speculators of this part of the town's growth, save that they were often little more than smallholders or jobbing builders who saw the possibility of some quick profits on their small capital.
The most notorious of these streets, Pimlico off Church Street, was a derelict slum within ten years of its building around 1820, and by the 1870s it had to be demolished.
The cumulative effect was to make Brighton the fastest growing town in England between 1811 and 1821; the new inhabitants soon gave the resort an &bquo;artificial&equo; unhealthy climate to add to its more &bquo;natural&equo; freshness.
A principal sea-side town had become a large and squalid   town by the sea; not only did fashion begin to desert it by the later 1820s, but medical opinion could no longer treat it with the <head>blind</head>enthusiasm of earlier decades.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40142" docsrc="bnc_BM9_743">
<context>
  Incidentally  , the 2nd Duke of Montrose (1712&ndash;1790) was also deaf, unable to speak, and for the last thirty years of his life from 1760 onwards, totally blind as well and needed an interpreter for even everyday communication with his wife.          
Other Dukes and Aristocrats (Non-political)    
There have been a number of other dukes, earls and barons who were deaf but who have not aspired to political life.
Perhaps the saddest instance was that of Philip Joseph Mary Fitzalan-Howard, (1879&ndash;1902) Earl of Surrey and Arundel and the eldest son of the then Duke of Norfolk, the premier British dukedom.
He was born deaf, dumb and <head>blind</head>and was also mentally-deficient, and died in 1902 before he could   accede to the bewildering duties and titles that went with the Dukedom of Norfolk, Earl Marshal of England.    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40146" docsrc="bnc_CEW_626">
<context>
K.449 was actually written for one of his pupils, Barbara Ployer, but the next two, K.450 in B flat and K.451 in D, were written for himself.
These works mark the beginning of a new maturity in Mozart's style, both in scoring (he now made full use of the range of instruments and good players available in Vienna) and in scope.
From now on wind instruments play an increasingly important role, engaging in independent dialogue rather than acting as &bquo;fillers&equo; for the strings.
All the orchestral music from 1784 onwards is conceived in broader strokes, while the solo parts become ever more complex.     
OPPOSITE Mozart's two surviving children, Carl (1784&ndash;1858) and Franz Xaver (1791&ndash;1844); painting by Hans Hansen, C1798.    
The next two concertos were written respectively for Barbara Ployer (the intimate, engaging K.453 in G major) and for the <head>blind</head>virtuoso Maria Theresia von Paradis.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40149" docsrc="bnc_AMT_191">
<context>
John Wesley discussed faith in these terms when he compared it to a &bquo;spiritual sense&equo; in his  Earnest Appeal to Men of Reason and Religion  :    
&hellip; as you cannot reason concerning colours if you have no natural sight &mdash; because all the ideas received by your senses are of a different kind&hellip; so you cannot reason concerning spiritual things if you have no spiritual sight, because all your ideas received by your outward senses are of a different kind&hellip;        
Wesley has an explanation of why the believer cannot explain to the unbeliever what he or she has learned by faith.
It would be like explaining to someone blind what colour is like.
Once again, Ayer's position proves convenient to this sort of theist.
He is the <head>blind</head>man who cannot see, like many others described in the Christian gospels.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40152" docsrc="bnc_CJG_527">
<context>
The breadth of this term is useful, but it is necessary to use more specific reference to denote particular levels or types of visual problem in relation to the child's use of sight for learning.
The term &bquo;blind&equo; should be used carefully to describe those pupils who are completely without vision, or who have light perception only.
To use the term more widely may reduce the likelihood that the pupil will be encouraged to use any vision, however slight it may be.    
Clearly, <head>blind</head>pupils will be those who depend on tactile and auditory means of learning, and they will require specialised equipment and additional elements in their curriculum such as braille, mobility and orientation, but other aspects of their educational needs will include careful consideration of language development, concept formation, social interaction and information processing.
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40155" docsrc="bnc_ANK_1929">
<context>
It was ajar and he could see the young woman busying herself with chores before reopening the shop for the afternoon trade.
Hutt crept silently into the kitchen, his hands sweating profusely as he closed in on his prey.
He stood less than a yard from his victim, but she did not look up.
Hutt struck her from behind with some force, expecting the young woman to go down.
She merely swayed and turned towards him, a look of horror and disbelief crossing her attractive young features.
He struck again with all his might.
The young woman stumbled.
Hutt panicked and struck again and again and again until his defenceless victim fell to the floor.    
<head>Blind</head>panic now ruled him; he raced through the connecting door into the shop, ransacked the till and then hurriedly retreated through the back door, locking it and throwing the key into the ditch.      
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40158" docsrc="bnc_CB9_1462">
<context>
Healing information carried through resonating biomagnetic waves instantly begins to restore an even, harmonious flow of energy throughout the patient's body.
The computer monitor verifies and records the healing process to its completion.    
Regardless of the wide use of acupuncture and BEM, hard-nosed sceptics still insist that such methods are entirely placebo oriented, in as much as the patient's belief that they work effects the cure.
Unfortunately for such critics it has been found that acupuncture works equally well, if not more effectively, on animals.
Dr Barsamian states:      
&bquo;Scepticism and doubt is legitimate when it is correctly and intelligently applied; that is, when it is questioning.
But a <head>blind</head>refusal to consider alternatives is negatively based on fear, ignorance, deeply embedded convictions or insularity.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40161" docsrc="bnc_CH2_10654">
<context>
The row broke out after home giants Wimpey were allowed to pipe rainwater from a new estate into the mill stream.          
Cabbie bans blind MP and his dog    
STEPHEN WHITE    
A MEAN cabbie refused to pick up blind MP David Blunkett &mdash; because of his guide dog.    
And last night driver Brian Mitchenson stormed: &bquo;I don't care.    
&bquo;If it had been the Queen and her corgis waiting, I wouldn't have picked them up.    
&bquo;I do not let dogs, especially big ones, in my cab.&equo;    
The Shadow Health Minister and labrador Offa were waiting at a Blackpool rank when Brian pulled up in his Ford Orion.    
Mr Blunkett, <head>blind</head>from birth, said: &bquo;He was extremely rude and abusive &mdash; insisting we could not get in.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40165" docsrc="bnc_CDC_196">
<context>
Will was a man of self-discipline and order, and also one of quiet, confident calm which nothing seemed to shake, mishaps being greeted with a reassuring acceptance and often a laugh.    
The second early influence came from his brother-in-law, William Jackson, a blind priest, who had joined him to develop the work among the blind.
William Jackson, always called &bquo;Father&equo;,  A-pay-gee   (big father) in Burmese, had done an amazing job in giving confidence to his blind pupils, reducing Burmese to Braille, planning weaving, making baskets and mats of all descriptions.
He was a very high churchman, preferring Roman ways of worship, though reserving the right to make changes of his own.
He loved his <head>blind</head>boys, taught them how to play football, arranged sports days for them, took them swimming.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40169" docsrc="bnc_BM9_210">
<context>
With the general spread of schooling becoming available, her occupation as a seer waned and Charlotte used her second sight in later years sparingly.    
She died on 5th August 1846, unmarried.        
The Fetlar Islander    
Before the stories of Helen Keller and Laura Bridgman, two educated deaf and blind ladies in America, became known, deaf and blind people were regarded as a great curiosity.    
So in 1818 when a doctor called Herbert was told of a   young man living on the island of Fetlar in the Shetland Islands off the north of Scotland who had been deaf and blind from birth, he hastened to see this object of curiosity for himself.    
David Graham Tate was twenty years old when he was seen by Dr. Herbert and the sight appalled him.    
The young man was living with his parents and his <head>blind</head>sister in a pitiful hovel, one of the worst on the island.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40174" docsrc="bnc_ANA_222">
<context>
There are of course problems in bringing up a Down's child which are not present, at least to the same degree, in bringing up a child without Down's Syndrome.
And for as long as the public continue to be wary of, or feel sorry for Down's children, there will be a considerable social stigma to contend with.
It is therefore unsurprising to note that parents fear the prospect of having a child with Down's Syndrome, and seek to determine, at a prenatal stage, whether their child is suffering from this handicap.
The forms of screening available are discussed later in the book.        
Autism    
Despite much research, little is still known about the causes of autism, but with an incidence rate of four to five per 10,000 of the population, it ranks as a major form of mental handicap.
There are more autistic children in Britain than <head>blind</head>children.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40178" docsrc="bnc_CBF_3026">
<context>
&bquo;No one was sure where to look but Oscar showed them the way,&equo; said owner Celia Curtis.    
&bquo;He must have heard something or picked up a scent but he led the rescuers to a bramble bush and the elderly man was found trapped inside.    
&bquo;Oscar knows the countryside around here like the back of his paw.&equo;    
When Oscar found him, Mr Jones was on the verge of dying from hypothermia.    
&bquo;He would not have survived for much longer in the Arctic conditions,&equo; said a spokesman for Gwent Police.    
&bquo;We had found nothing until Oscar showed us the way.&equo;    
Mr Jones was recovering in hospital last night, as Oscar got his reward &mdash; a Christmas dinner of turkey and sausages.        
Raiders <head>blind</head>dog    
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</instance>

<instance id="blind.40182" docsrc="bnc_CBF_6967">
<context>
&bquo;He poured it through and tried to light several matches before one took hold and was tossed through the gap,&equo; said Mr Joyce.
Miss Smith told how she pleaded with Jones to stop.    
&bquo;I said, &bquo;No, no, for God's sake don't, the kids are in here&equo;.
I said it three times,&equo; she said.
She also dialled 999 but police were diverted to another emergency.    
The girls' grandmother, Frances Smith, was badly burned and spent months in hospital after the attack in September last year.    
Jones, 29, of Sutton in Ashfield, denies murder, attempted murder and causing grievous bodily harm.    
The trial continues.        
Blind woman died after scalding bath    
A <head>BLIND</head>woman died after being lowered into a scalding bath at a nursing home.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.40187" docsrc="bnc_CH2_3475">
<context>
Delegates at Blackpool voted overwhelmingly to re-admit the EETPU now that it has merged with the engineers to form the million-strong AEEU.    
It was expelled in 1988 for poaching members from other unions &mdash; especially during the Wapping print dispute.
Journalists' delegate Colin Bourne won a standing ovation when he slammed the EETPU for its past bad behaviour.    
He said it would allow &bquo;scab&equo; organisations who joined the union back in the TUC.
Now the AEEU will ballot on whether to take up the offer.        
All mod condoms    
COHSE member Christine Wilde was dubbed the &bquo;condom queen&equo; after calling for delegates to be issued with contraceptives.        
New toy bonanza for tragic Nicholas    
STEPHEN WHITE    
TRAGIC <head>blind</head>boy Nicholas Killen was smiling again yesterday thanks to kind-hearted Mirror readers.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.30003" docsrc="wsj_2106.mrg_32">
<context>
With ``Planet News,'' music meant to accompany readings of Allen Ginsberg's
``Wichita Vortex Sutra,'' Mr. Glass gets going.  His hands sit farther
apart on the keyboard.  Seventh chords make you feel as though he may break
into a (very slow) improvisatory riff.  The chords modulate, but there is
little filigree even though his fingers begin to wander over more of the
keys.  Contrasts predictably accumulate: First the music is loud, then it
becomes soft, then (you realize) it becomes louder again.  ``The Fourth
Knee Play,'' an interlude from ``Einstein on the Beach,'' is like a toccata
but it does n't seem to move much beyond its left-hand ground in ``Three
<head>Blind</head> Mice.''
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="blind.30007" docsrc="wsj_1786.mrg_12">
<context>
In centering on the disruption of a few proud local customs such as the
historic homes tour and the damage to the antiquities, your reporter served
to only perpetuate an outdated and stereotypically provincial view of this
otherwise thriving port city.  The damage will undoubtedly prove to be one
of the epic human and economic disasters of the decade in this country.
David M. Carroll Columbia, S.C.  Your story was tasteless and insensitive.
Depicting the people of a traumatized city reeling from a disaster of
unprecedented proportions was at the very best ludicrous under the
circumstances.  Your narrow focus appears to be a contrived attempt to show
the people of that historic city to be doddering fools.  You had to have
been <head>blind</head> not to see the scenario there for what it was
and is and will continue to be for months and even years -- a part of South
Carolina that has sustained a blow that the Red Cross expects will cost
that organization alone some $38 million.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="bum.40003" docsrc="bnc_CBG_9561">
<context>
Steve Acteson    
CHRIS EUBANK will today implore his manager Barry Hearn to &bquo;give Nigel Benn the &pound;1 million he wants to fight me &mdash; and let's get it on.&equo;    
Eubank was impressed by Benn's new maturity in his 11th-round stoppage of Welshman Nicky Piper in the first defence of his WBC super-middleweight title at the Alexandra Palace.    
&bquo;Nigel looked calmer than usual, his aggression was more controlled and that makes him a more dangerous fighter than before,&equo; said WBO title king Eubank.
After his triumph, Benn said: &bquo;I don't want to fight Eubank because I don't like him but I'll take it for the million he was asking for.&equo;    
He then added: &bquo;Although maybe now I'll just do what he does and fight a <head>bum</head> a month instead of taking the hard fights.
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40006" docsrc="bnc_CK4_3175">
<context>
&bquo;In A Hole&equo;, &bquo;April Skies&equo;, &bquo;Reverence&equo;, &bquo;You Trip Me Up&equo;, &bquo;Kill Surf City&equo; &mdash; homogenised, inevitably, by the mechanics of a touring five-piece band, these stark moments of tortured soul music form the final stage of Rollercoaster's treatment.
this is just sweating it out in your bed, the simplest remedy of all.    
Film of a speeded-up supermarket trip and  Clockwork Orange   puts us in the mood &mdash; a kind of delirium, happy when it pains &mdash; and William is our entertainment for the 60-minute duration.
Master of his own hardware universe, pedals and effects spread before him like an airline pilot's bewildering cockpit or the useless junk at some <head>bum</head> 's feet on a New York sidewalk, this little lot transforms him from frizzy-head potato face misery into a full-blown magician.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40010" docsrc="bnc_CJ9_2504">
<context>
Unroll the condom all the way down the cock.    
Whilst fucking have a look from time to time to make sure it's still in one piece.    
When you withdraw make sure you hold the condom tight to the base of your dick as you pull it out.        
Although condom manufacturers still don't make condoms specifically for anal sex, it's safest it you choose a thicker or stronger condom with the British Standard &bquo;Kitemark&equo;.
You can make sure that the condoms aren't &bquo;old stock&equo; by checking the sell-by date, and store them away from hot or damp places.
Buy plenty at a time &mdash; or get them free from clinics &mdash; to avoid running out at an inconvenient moment&hellip;    
Many men find they can get the same sort of pleasure by using sex toys like dildos or butt plugs up the <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40013" docsrc="bnc_KB7_9753">
<context>
Sit down then.   
Sit down then.   
You jammy little pest.   
Here are.   
Look at her all sweet and innocent, and when I turn away she'll nick a chip   I can see you   sit down!
  Sit down!
  There.   
Oh  chip!    
 Here are.    
  Chip!       
Do you want a smack <head>bum</head> ?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40016" docsrc="bnc_JTA_705">
<context>
 Mm.    
I always said to them I would much prefer to supply fifty per cent of the monthly usage, spread it out throughout the year.
Have half the business with   every month.
So if they get twenty pairs, we get twenty pairs.
If they get ten we get ten.
 Every month.    
 Yeah  yeah.   
Because the six month period that you get which is is reflected is coming   th   through now,   
Yeah.   
  lose contact with really where you are with them.
Suddenly they come on   cos they don't give as much notice,  they're a pain in the <head>bum</head>  .   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40020" docsrc="bnc_HTU_4311">
<context>
Then I'll try and fix it for you to have your roof-top ending.&equo;    
&bquo;Gotcha.&equo;    
&bquo;Not that you deserve it.&equo;    
&bquo;What's that Barry?&equo;    
&bquo;I said now, chief.&equo;    
&bquo;AAARRRRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH!!!!!&equo; went Ed Kelley, who was, as they say, going through changes.    
The arch-demon Balberith gets a mention in Joseph Glanvil's Sadutismus Triumphus.
A volume bound in human skin which had once passed through the hands of a certain Jack Doveston.
In it old Joe writes:    
&hellip; by eck as like lad I'll tell thee this.
Yon Balberith is reet big orrid ruffy beast wi gurt black beard full o rats and green teeth gnashing and a grinding and flames   coming out o <head>bum</head> that'd take wallpaper off front parlor.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40025" docsrc="bnc_KDB_402">
<context>
there's a fire   she looked at me as well.        
Ah.      
  Off we go   Dee's going to lead us over there  .   
  Da da da da da da da da  .   
Oh.   
  Oh God  !   
  Na na na na na  .   
  Quickly Dee  !   
I'm trying to keep myself warm   da da da da da,   by I singing warm songs  !
  Er urgh!               
    No I don't wanna be  sitting messing around with computers freezing my <head>bum</head> off!    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40028" docsrc="bnc_FB9_1212">
<context>
She had also failed to pick up her father.
Having been driven with the children into Mondano he had wandered off on his own unexplained concerns.    
Now she saw him, standing on the pavement outside the church, holding his thumb out to her and grinning beseechingly as though he were some hopeful teenager off on the hippy trail.
And beside him, an elderly priest in a black soutane was also holding up a thumb and laughing as though he were taking part in a particularly outrageous joke.    
&bquo;    Arrivederci  , Don Marco.   
   Arrivederci  .   
 Grazie mille.   
 Grazie tanto  ,&equo; Haverford said to the priest, as he climbed into the car.
&bquo;Terrific fellow,&equo; he told Molly as they drove away.
&bquo;Red as a baboon's <head>bum</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40031" docsrc="bnc_HTU_1666">
<context>
&bquo;Blokes like you,&equo; Bill continued, warming to his topic, &bquo;you're privileged.
You think you're better than me.
But you're not.
I can see right through you.&equo;    
&bquo;You can drop us off on the corner if you like, Bill.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, Bill, is it?
On first-name terms, are we?
Just because you've run up &dollar;100,000 on the meter you think you own me.
Well you don't.&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know what's brought this on all of a sudden&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;You bastards get right up my <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40034" docsrc="bnc_KCU_9543">
<context>
Must take him about two weeks          
   Which of the following  is a constant   cam   campaigner against censorship  ? oh no, not that one,   who formed the British prostitutes union?
A, Lynsey Saint, Saint Clare, B, Penelope french lessons      
  or C, Her in Buckingham  ?   
A   
No C   
C, shit          
He's alright, he likes this time of night don't he?   
Mm        
he'll probably sleep all night   see, see if he does   
No I think he had a dirty <head>bum</head> .   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40037" docsrc="bnc_GYA_52">
<context>
 Yes  I have.    
make sure you wash it out.
And then we'll see if, take things from there, is that okay?    
That's fine,  thanks     
 Great.     
great news,  thanks     
 Okay     
very much.    
  and everything else    
Yes,                
I'm a bit   <head>bum</head> but er    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40040" docsrc="bnc_AT1_874">
<context>
Some even asked the bewildered woman to sign their jeans.
Gedge fixed it for his parents to watch the show from the wings.
&bquo;He is not the same lad on stage.
He seems lost in his own world.
He is quite witty and his dry humour comes across well.
We were really impressed that night,&equo; says Brian Gedge.    
In Aberdeen, Gedge was confronted by an exploding toilet.
While he was sitting down, it shattered and he was left with shards of porcelain stuck in his rear during the winter tour of 1988.
He did not realise the seriousness until his girlfriend told him he was covered with blood.
Poor Gedge had to attend the local infirmary where his misery was compounded when nurses found out he was in a band.
&bquo;They were all looking round the screen saying they had not seen the <head>bum</head> of anyone famous before,&equo; he recalls.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40043" docsrc="bnc_C87_184">
<context>
Armed only with flesh-rending knives and magic Shurikens, the droids have a real fight on their hands.      
Controls        
WHAT A TALENTED PERSON DONE ALL THIS!            
THE CASE OF THE MIXED-UP SHYMER    
Sandra Sharkey    
What a day!
What a bloomin' awful day: and with Sherlock away too&hellip;
Oh sorry, you don't know me, do you?
I'm Shirley Coombs, personal secretary to the great Sherlock Holmes.
I was planning to finish work early today, get a haircut and maybe do some shopping.
Instead I'm marooned on a magical island with a knackered boat, a missing cat and a very sore <head>bum</head> !    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40047" docsrc="bnc_KPG_1915">
<context>
Not just Jewish people, all different people's cars.    
Well if they be racist.    
Mm mm, mm mm.    
Found any rowing jobs yet?    
No, I'm going rowing down the rowing club.    
You're going rowing?    
Yeah!    
 Rowing?     
 You got  to get some exercise.        
What to get rid of your big bum?    
What big <head>bum</head> ?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40050" docsrc="bnc_FS5_71">
<context>
What    
had she missed?
The school editions were    
all bowdlerised.
My mother was quite wrong.    
I'd only read Hamlet &mdash; no comedies &mdash;    
and that play does not, as I remember,    
have a bum, or even the ghost of one.    
Like any normal child, I'd plucked, (Miss H.    
was right), that word out of the air while I    
was playing <head>Bums</head> &mdash; a game where little girls    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40055" docsrc="bnc_AB3_649">
<context>
Then there was the strangeness of Siouxsie, leading us in circles, nowhere in particular.    
This composition of pop suggests occasional rupture and random fun-quake, rather than a benign process of amelioration, or accumulating body of good work.
There is a history to be written of the VOICE in pop, the voice that makes present the physicality of the body.
Which has its own story: Jagger's lips, Hendrix's cock, Bolan's gin, Prince's tongue, Morrissey's nipple (one of the few options of indecency left, to revel, to splay oneself-as-object, play thing).    
Even the pop consumer's body has a history.
In  Starlust  , Fred and Judy Vermoral suggest a life of pop as a flood of tears, semen, saliva, love-juice, breath, sweat, fantasies of licking whipped cream out of Clem Burke of Blondie's <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40059" docsrc="bnc_ECU_1003">
<context>
The was a photographer who used to say, &bquo;Catch a butterfly&equo; to the girls to make them smile.
I was more of a hooligan than what they were used to,&equo; Bailey snorts.
&bquo;I don't remember what I said to the girls, but it was certainly not &bquo;Catch a butterfly&equo;.
Instead, to the chagrin of fashion editors, he locked himself and the model in the studio, and emerged several hours later with the shot and the girl, sometimes ecstatic, sometimes in tears.
&bquo;Sometimes it was a drama,&equo; Jean Shrimpton admits.    
At twenty-three, David Bailey was street-wise, sexy, ambitious.
He did exactly what he wanted.
He wore a grey <head>bum</head> freezer, a black polo-neck and Cuban heeled shoes, even after a  Vogue   chauffeur reported back to managing editor Harry Yoxall that he had picked up &bquo;one of those photographers&equo; for a New York shoot wearing a leather jacket.
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40064" docsrc="bnc_BMR_516">
<context>
As the wine took hold I glanced in her direction with increasing frequency, often to find her already looking at me.
Or else she would turn round, as though sensing my gaze on her skin, and for a moment as brief and yet momentous as a pause in music our eyes talked dirty.
Then she slumped back in her chair, mouthing the nicotine-dosed chewing gum she used instead of cigarettes, and I thought I must have imagined an intensity of which she was surely incapable.    
That evening the Parsons were meeting friends for an early meal before going on to the opera.
How times had changed, to be sure!
When I grew up, opera had all the allure of a  th&eacute; dansant   on Bournemouth pier.
Now it was like Wimbledon.
People who couldn't tell Weber from Webern went along to cheer their favourite tenor and be seen with their <head>bums</head> on a fifty-quid seat.
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40068" docsrc="bnc_F9H_1813">
<context>
Arran is the most southerly of the Inner Hebridean islands, 15 miles away from Ardrossan on the Ayrshire coast.
It is 10 miles across and 19 miles from north to south.
The coastal perimeter road is 56 miles long.    
It is a splendid island with prolific bird life, abundant flowers, red deer silhouettes on the skyline, white crofts, stone circles, fine natural harbours and jagged mountain peaks.    
On the shingle beach, where the burnet rose grows, ringed plovers incubate eggs in shallow scrapes.
Just offshore, red-breasted mergansers dive smoothly after fish.
Oystercatchers pipe relentlessly in showy fly pasts.
In an early-summer creche, small stripy shelducks are shepherded about the bay by earnest &bquo;aunties&equo;.    
The peaty brown moor land rises up into the hills and makes for rough walking.
Sheep paths lead through the bracken.
<head>Bums</head> tumble and splash.
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40072" docsrc="bnc_KPA_1868">
<context>
 Oh I take it back  Reg.    
You can never run away.    
Alright I'm sorry.    
Are you?    
Yeah.    
Next time you say it you really are gonna wake up in hospital okay?    
  Alright alright.      
What did you call him?    
  Fadge.   
  Is this thing still working?    
Fudge <head>bum</head> .      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40075" docsrc="bnc_KSS_298">
<context>
  I'm breaking them in for a horse.
Erm   
No you don't need to now.
You don't need to.   
I'll put that on side       
 Erm we just  like put a big spread on a big buffet.
We had erm little pork sausage rolls   
And you didn't invite me?   
  no.
Yes.   
Get off your <head>bum</head> then.   
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40078" docsrc="bnc_KGW_577">
<context>
Um maybe um maybe maybe maybe maybe ah as it's about ten to I shan't elaborate on many of those points too much.
Erm now what I want to say at the very very end is a quick observation by Beatrix Campbell who wrote a book about the Cleveland er child sex abuse scandal which took place in the late 1980's.
In Cleveland um there were a number of cases of child sex abused diagnosed, I think somewhere somewhere in the region of between one and two hundred altogether, by a controversial process called the anal dilation reflex.
That is um if you erm if you make children er sort of lie down on their fronts with their <head>bums</head> in their air and you and bums in their air and you touch anuses apparently the anus dilates, or it can do, erm allegedly in children who've been sexually abused in that way, in children who've been who've been penetrated anally.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40081" docsrc="bnc_BNV_1212">
<context>
The natural inclination of a new &bquo;Couper is   to turn it with the fingers, but one quickly learns to run a palm across one side, either up or down, in order to change trim by rolling the black knob.
The aircraft is quite responsive to trim changes, but even with the plunger set fully aft or fully forward it is not impossible, just uncomfortable, to fly in the cruise.
Just forward of the trim is a flyoff hand-brake, further confirming the Sixties sports car image.    
Firing up is Continental-simple; just turn the key and it runs.
When cold, several primes of the throttle are required, but no other special technique is needed.
Taxying out behind the camera plane, the sports car feeling re-appears again.
The pilot's <head>bum</head> is little more than a foot off the ground and one is towered over by a Cessna 172!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40084" docsrc="bnc_AHC_1127">
<context>
TO ARRIVE from London at Chesterfield station in Derbyshire &mdash; avoiding the gents' toilet, where I have slipped up before &mdash; and then, after admiring the celebrated crooked spire, to find myself, within a few minutes, in the rugged landscape of the Peak, is an exhilarating experience.    
My townie taxi-driver also found it a bewildering one, for the village of Eyam, tucked away behind the hills that form Middleton Dale, is still a pretty remote and isolated spot.
&bquo;Say, duck,&equo; he accosted a woman petrol pump attendant, &bquo;is this the right road for Eyam?&equo;
&bquo;Ay, luv,&equo; she replied, &bquo;it is.&equo;    
Ah!
These warm-hearted Northerners, I reflected, so gloriously &bquo;incorrect&equo; in their dealings &mdash; a sentiment amplified by the sighting of an advertisement for local keep-fit classes headed &bquo;Tums and <head>Bums</head> &equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40087" docsrc="bnc_CK6_1522">
<context>
See Martin Sheen drunkenly method act himself into a heart attack, watch made Marlon improvise pure nonsense out of thin air and discover the real-life Dennis Hopper to be more manic than his character.
The definitive movie as battleground epic.        
NIGHTBREED:    
DAVID CRONENBERG makes his acting debut as a psychiatrist treating a young man with schizophrenia and manic depression.
Cronenberg's diagnosis sends him to the underground of the breed; a secret tribe of shape changers and weirdos persecuted by the naturals.
They mean you and me, folks.
Yikes.        
BIG WEDNESDAY:    
LET'S GO surfing now &mdash; John Milius&equo; most successful movie sets out on the ocean wave of West Coast surfing culture following the metamorphosis of three macho beach <head>bums</head> during the '60s decade of lost innocence, alcoholism, the draft and the mythic rites played out on the ocean wave.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40090" docsrc="bnc_KP6_989">
<context>
 Oh yeah    my general studies group aren't you?   
Yeah.   
What have we got next?                                                                          
Basically erm well no she came in and she said something like oh he had his hand on Carrie's knee.   
That's it, that's it.
He   
That's off.   
at lunchtime, no, and I tell you what I said, I mean you don't know any of this, okay?
He erm at lunchtime had his hand on Carrie's knee     and   
That's all?   
Yeah and when she got up to leave he just like patted her on the <head>bum</head> kind of thing and Jess saw it and Jess thought oh  he's trying to make me jealous    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40096" docsrc="bnc_KPG_3988">
<context>
Just to make sure, you know what I mean?
When anyone's like that with me or with one of my friends she just sits there looking at you because, cos she's big, she's kind of threatening sometimes, you know what I mean?
She's sitting there with a fag hanging out her mouth.
She just sits there staring at him saying you make any funny moves you'll see what you get.
Oh Shelley's   She's erm, she's on a diet.    
Oh really?    
She's lost about three stone.
It's good.
I mean, you probably wouldn't see it but I can see it, she's losing it.
Cos she's quite pretty actually if she lost weight.
    I'm gonna get her to go jogging with bin liners strapped to her <head>bum</head> !   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40100" docsrc="bnc_CDA_158">
<context>
It was as simple as that.    
But first, before the orders, true democracy had to be trotted out on the desk in front of the two men like a child's board game, the dice tossed and a couple of moves played.
As ever when they met, they exchanged warm, friendly smiles, which supposed an equality both knew to be spurious, and intimated chumminess which belied the invariable gravity of their discussions and business together.    
After the smiles, a brief exchange of harmless banter.    
&bquo;Hope to hell this is important, Franklin&hellip; hauling me in off my vacation this way.&equo;    
&bquo;Where were you?&equo;    
&bquo;Skiing in Aspen.&equo;    
&bquo;Yeah?
Snow good?&equo;    
&bquo;Fair.
Too many ski <head>bums</head> about, though.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40105" docsrc="bnc_CFT_2829">
<context>
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The most popular rucksack we sell and in our opinion the best on the market.
An elasticated compression strap prevents the contents moving around and two chest straps, attached to the shoulder straps, keep the sack firmly on your back.
Additional features include reflective tape safety buckles and its capacity is 24 litres.          
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Made in Portugal from 65% cotton/35% polyester.
These excellent jogsuits are outstanding value for money at a greatly reduced price.
The sweatshirts have a large logo print on the front.
The trouser waistband is elasticated with a draw string.
There are two side trouser pockets.          
FRANK SHORTER <head>BUM</head> BAG:    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40108" docsrc="bnc_BMS_3502">
<context>
&bquo;That's that, then, isn't it,&equo; and she laughed.
She turned away to get something out of the fridge, which turned out to be a glass bowl full of trifle.
Then she said, still with her back turned, &bquo;Have you any idea, Robina, why your parents are so against you going on the stage?&equo;      
I started to eat again and mumbled, &bquo;Not the faintest.
I know Dad says he knows all about the theatre because he works there, but he doesn't, he doesn't know a thing about actually being out there on the boards &mdash; waiting in the dressing rooms for your call &mdash; putting on your make-up &mdash; rehearsing in a real ensemble where you do workshops and Stanislavsky method and&hellip;
He only knows about money, Arts Council grants, stuffy councillors going on about &bquo;<head>bums</head> on seats&equo;.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40112" docsrc="bnc_HXS_1174">
<context>
We have already seen the phallic symbolism of the plough in Dame Sirith and the Shipman's Tale; it is thematically appropriate that the Miller should swear by&quot;&quot; the oxen in my plogh&quot;&quot; when considering in his prologue whether he may be a cuckold or not (3151&mdash;62).
When Absolon brands Nicholas with the hot coulter there is an unmistakable innuendo that he disgraces the rampant Nicholas, who has replaced Alison at the window, with a homosexual assault.
  Perhaps the most poignant echo in the tale comes towards the end where the townspeople, laughing at John,&quot;&quot; kiken and&hellip; cape&quot;&quot;,&quot; peer and gape&quot;, into his roof (3841), repeating the verb used of Nicholas pretending to be transfixed by his astrological vision (3444): the&quot;&quot; folk&quot;&quot; here align themselves with Nicholas &mdash; and with Nicholas the trickster, not Nicholas of the branded <head>bum</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40115" docsrc="bnc_KPG_2277">
<context>
Hit me with it.    
What did he   yeah he got through to Russia.    
He got, that's what, are you taping it?    
Okay then.    
Jessica.    
Yeah.
Jessie!    
Yeah.    
  again.
 Eh?     
 Jessie  , get your big <head>bum</head> here!    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40118" docsrc="bnc_KDP_2562">
<context>
Look I've got to do this darling.
You're   my tea.    
Oh.
Sorry mummy!
Do you want it?
Here have mine because I've had plenty of tea.        
Naughty daddy    
Why you drinking mummy's tea?
You go to daddy for a minute let me get this erm these spuds on.    
Come on sweetheart come on.    
Does he need his <head>bum</head> changing?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40121" docsrc="bnc_HTU_1213">
<context>
&bquo;Well, thanks.
But listen, chief.
That was a pretty sneaky stroke you pulled on Laz back there.
Him and me work as a team, you know, I don't do any freelance jobs, especially not with a pair of low-down &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;Low-down?&equo;
Johnny Dee gave Barry a nasty tweak.    
&bquo;Nothing, chief.
So what's all this about, then?&equo;    
Dee smiled upon the sprout and patted him kindly.    
&bquo;Turn me up the right way, chief.
I hate having my <head>bum</head> patted.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40125" docsrc="bnc_KCE_4243">
<context>
Well try me on Gilbert and Sullivan.   
No   I like these ones I can guess.   
How do you know him?     
Go on, Emma     snatch that and read me the Gilbert and Sullivan clue.
Cos she won't.     
Oh   operas   
Gilbert and   Micado   Pirates of Penzance   H M S Pinnacle          
I bet the only thing that dog smells when you've had vodka is vodka in your shit.   
No     
Vodka don't smell.     
 He's   his <head>bum</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40129" docsrc="bnc_APC_1707">
<context>
I was thinking it would be nice to spend some time travelling with someone else, to share the strain but, as we entered the darkness which had me constantly glancing up to check the shadow of my bag, my only companion was the bearded, dark-eyed twin who stared back at me from the occluded window.    
The tracks split Juliaca like a western cow town.
I had noted that the  Handbook   called Juliaca &bquo;lawless&equo;.
But, with its dimly lit rows of mud and brick house-huts and deeply rutted mud roads, it looked more abandoned than free.
Just before we arrived at the station, the lights came on.
People gathered their belongings, my &bquo;companions&equo; among them, and most of the train emptied.    
I stood up to stretch my legs, to rub my put-upon <head>bum</head> , when suddenly there was an eruption at one end of the carriage and an American shouted, &bquo;Hey, watch it!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40132" docsrc="bnc_FRS_1073">
<context>
&bquo;Bums in beds?
What a dreadful expression.&equo;
Christina screwed up her face in distaste.    
&bquo;It's used all over the world &mdash; hotel trade jargon.
How's occupancy?
How many bums in beds?&equo;    
Michael shrugged nonchalantly.    
&bquo;As I was saying, I'd pushed their occupancy rates up by 40 per cent by the time I left, and headed up a worldwide promotional campaign that got Mandarin more free press exposure than ever before.
The marketing budget was halved in the eighteen months I was there.&equo;    
Stephen looked impressed.      
&bquo;I need lots of <head>bums</head> in beds here at Crystal Springs, Michael, so the sooner we get moving on sales and promotion, the better.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40136" docsrc="bnc_F9H_2164">
<context>
It was through the Society's occasional Newsletter that I came to hear about, and attend, a residential weekend course at Horn castle College of Adult Education in Lincolnshire.
Rodney Lines, editor of the Newsletter, and   Baron   Wright taught me much that was new to me about a favourite poet.
And, at first opportunity, I went with a fellow Clare admirer to look for John Clare's birds.    
The success of the day surprised us both.
And we shall see more birds if we visit again in winter when &bquo;The field fare chatters in the whistling thorn&hellip;&equo;,
&bquo;The wild swan hurries high and noises loud/ with white neck peering to the evening cloud,&equo; and &bquo;Coy <head>bum</head> barrels &lsqb;long-tailed tits&rsqb; twenty in a drove/ lit   down the hedgerows in the frozen plain/ and hang on little twigs and start again. &bquo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="bum.40139" docsrc="bnc_FP9_41">
<context>
No wonder men and women alike roar and wet themselves with fright and delight as the horns scrape past the boldly offered (and   artificially   enhanced)  raison d'&ecirc;tre  .
No amount of posturing, thrusting, self-fellating, and general guitar heroics by the pre-synthesizer rock stars can disguise the deep insecurity and essential artificiality of cock rock.    
So far, only gay men, who for long have had to think and make choices about maleness, have had the nerve to make a meal of male sexuality.    
Women, on the other hand, have a different set of problems.
Their femaleness (sexual availability) is never in doubt.
For decades women have agonized over their breasts &mdash; either too big or too small; their overall body shape &mdash; no waist, <head>bum</head> too big,   legs too short; and the various component parts of face and hair, all of which have to be altered, enhanced or de-emphasized at regular intervals.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40143" docsrc="bnc_EBX_1037">
<context>
It cannot change anyone because it fails to question its status as art and, therefore, its institutional presumptions and presuppositions&equo;.    
This is a most pathetic piece of pontification, even if we appreciate that modern artists are some of the greatest censors of art (i.e. Rauschenberg erasing de Kooning).
Haacke has provoked resignations at the Guggenheim, and storms at the Tate over Charles Saatchi.
Yes, he is more interested in exposing hypocrisy than in making arty art, but there's a need for that too.
There is a time for ambiguity and there is a time for action.
One wonders what Haacke would make of Kosuth: &bquo;after years wrapped up in Wittgenstein and promoted by Castelli, mothballed Master of the Ascetic-Esoteric jumps on PC bandwaggon and fills museum with <head>bums</head> and blow-jobs&hellip;&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40147" docsrc="bnc_AMC_853">
<context>
The honey-tongue (if not the fidelity) of the Polish officers was a legend, but the approach of some among their other ranks (even allowing for language difficulties) was even cruder than that of the U.S. servicemen.
&bquo;You be my sweetheart &mdash; ten shillings?&equo; was the invitation extended to one of my friends.    
A booklet of instructions was issued to American servicemen landing in Britain, and in the light of today's freer manners, and of our familiarity with foreigners, the tone seems prim and earnest indeed: &bquo;It isn't a good idea to say &bquo;bloody&equo; in mixed company in Britain.
It is one of their worst swear-words&hellip;
To say &bquo;I look like a <head>bum</head> &equo; is offensive to their &lsqb;British&rsqb; ears; to the British this means that you look like your own backside.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40150" docsrc="bnc_KSN_149">
<context>
I've done mine.    
  Why do you think      
Why do you think you're such an illiterate bum.        
Why do you think.
Why do you think   I don't know, I just said it, I don't      
Why you do think you're such an illiterate bum?          
Depends      
Why do you think, why do you think, why do you think, why do, that's what      
No.    
No.    
Why do you think you're such an illiterate <head>bum</head> ?   do you like that.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40153" docsrc="bnc_HTU_3215">
<context>
Look at this, will ya?&equo;
I hefted the bouncing bantling off my knee.
There was a wet patch the size of the Bay of Pigs right across the lap of my trenchcoat.
&bquo;Take this dump shute back.&equo;    
&bquo;I demand to be taken to the plush offices of a disreputable publicity manager,&equo; Chico demanded.
&bquo;I have a destiny to fulfil.&equo;    
&bquo;I want me mum,&equo; cried Harpo.    
&bquo;Get rid of this thing, Rex.
I'll drive us to the rear door of a Doc Barnado's or something.&equo;    
&bquo;You can drive us to the front door of a pharmacy.
And with what ever you have left of my watch money we will buy baby food, nappies, <head>bum</head> wipes&hellip;&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40156" docsrc="bnc_KDV_552">
<context>
Mm mm?   
Can I have mixed?   
Okay.
Get   a few packets of what you want.   
Buy those together ones.
  I wanted a  .   
 Alright.    
 Please.    
Put them in  then.    
 Thank  you.
    <head>Bum</head> bum bum  .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="bum.40159" docsrc="bnc_J1H_2394">
<context>
If I could just get a role doing some of the falls in the action replays, say, I could save him from horrible injury, or at least the odd booking.
(It so happens falling over is the best aspect of my game.)
Subsequently I'd probably get some personal media exposure &mdash; an interview and demonstration on Going Live, perhaps, or a phone call to Danny Baker on Morning Edition.
More likely, though, is my mates shopping me &mdash; I'd end up in the back pages of 90 Minutes (&bquo;my mate's sad cos he's convinced he looks like Eric Cantona when in fact he's got a face like an orangutan's <head>bum</head> &equo;) or become the subject of an earnest letter in When Saturday Comes (&bquo;As a Whites fan since before my birth, I am appalled by the recent upsurge of so-called Canto lookalikes, I can no longer walk the streets without being overrun by people with sideburns and spurious French accents&equo;, etc etc.)
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="chair.n">

<instance id="chair.40001" docsrc="bnc_CN3_2252">
<context>
Harvey Wilson, promoted swiftly from field agent, had replaced Paula's deceased husband as controller for Germany, Holland and Belgium.
Penetration zone: Poland and Czechoslovakia.
Reg Finch, another swift promotion, forty years old and very decisive, had taken-over Dalby's old sector in the Mediterranean covering France, Spain, Italy, Turkey and Switzerland.
Penetration zone: Libya and the Middle East.    
There was a knock on the door, Tweed called out come in, and Guy Dalby entered.
Based in Vienna, he was controller of the ultrasensitive Balkan sector &mdash; covering Austria, Yugoslavia and Greece.
He also had the most tricky penetration zone: Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria and the Ukraine.    
&bquo;Spot of bother?&equo; he enquired jauntily as Tweed indicated he should sit in the <head>chair</head> beside his desk.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40004" docsrc="bnc_CLK_334">
<context>
The wooden gates to Drachenfels are solid and slightly ajar.
They are plain, simple gates of 8 inch thick wood hung on bronze hinges.
Two adventurers with a combined Strength of 5 or more can easily push them open.
The gates move with a long, low creaking sound that echoes round the Castle.    
Tethered to one wall by the gatehouse are the remains of a mule.
This animal has been ripped open and partly eaten (by the Carrion).
This is the mount of Juliane Fassbinder (see location 52).
The adventurers ought to realise that the late mule's presence is a clue that someone else is around.      
In chambers 1a and 1b there are some rotted wooden <head>chairs</head> and tables, a couple of quivers of crossbow bolts and a heap of human bones: the inanimate remains of the Skeletons which once guarded this place.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40007" docsrc="bnc_AEA_857">
<context>
The Baltic lay becalmed that day, yet left no doubt that when aroused it could rage like a maddened beast.    
Her eyes felt hot.
They ached.
Along the line of her brow lay a seam of piercing pain.
She recognised the feeling.
It would take time for it to pass, and require rest.
But she had no time and could not rest: she still had places to visit.
Some 100 metres from the church, between the baker's and the grocer's, was a chemist's.
She would ask his assistance.
In halting Danish she explained that proprietary brands would not relieve the pain.
The chemist drew a <head>chair</head> from his dispensary at the rear of the shop and put it down beside the soaps and talcum powders, the bath salts and the loofahs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40011" docsrc="bnc_AMB_11">
<context>
No-one was certain if any hanging had really taken place but on cold, windy nights the tree would creak and moan, startling those who happened to be passing by.    
Endill spent most of his time running around the house, hunting for things to explore.
One of his favourite places was the hallway.
It was filled with hundreds of exotic ornaments his grandfather had collected on trips to the continent.
Vases of different shapes and sizes lay beside pebbles, weavings, ancient carvings and many other objects no-one knew the purpose of.
Most of the other rooms in the house were empty.
Each one had its own iron fireplace and every week Endill would help his mother clean them, making sure they were free of mould and little insects.
Then, if there was no more work to be done that day, he would hide behind the biggest <head>chair</head> in the sitting room and play with his toys.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40014" docsrc="bnc_CA5_1236">
<context>
It is a slippery customer and will disguise itself in various ways; we must see through its masks, for beyond the Ego lies our true unlimited Self.    
Here are five telltale signs that the Ego is in command:      
1.
Feeling &bquo;better than&equo; or &bquo;less than&equo; others.    
The Ego  loves   making comparisons &mdash; and this can be useful.
After all, we are only able to see a chair, so that we can sit down, by comparing the look of the chair with the &bquo;look&equo; of the space around it.
(Or, in the dark, by comparing the feel of the chair with the &bquo;feel&equo; of air, or a nearby table.)
The Ego needs to make comparisons, to fulfil its duty as a messenger.    
Problems arise when the Ego not only makes comparisons, but makes value judgements.
If someone believed that tables were  better   than <head>chairs</head> , we would think they were talking nonsense.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40017" docsrc="bnc_A0J_1926">
<context>
What if I have a curved staircase or a platform landing?    
Some companies make lifts that fit on to curved stairways or have automatic platforms that bridge the difference between the two steps at a platform landing.
Ask the advice of the Occupational Therapist; Social Services will also arrange for someone to give further advice.    
Will a stairlift obstruct the stairs?    
It will take up room on the stairs, so remember that the space left for other people using the stairs will be less.
It is not suitable to put a lift on a very narrow stairway.
Normally 33&ins; is the minimum required.      
Will I need room at the top and bottom of the stairs?    
The answer to this is Yes.
The <head>chair</head> has to come to rest at the bottom of the stairs and you need room to get on and off at both ends.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40022" docsrc="bnc_B32_1251">
<context>
It's important that you don't show it if you find the task distasteful.    
Make sure the bedpan or urinal is clean and warmed slightly.
Also provide a cover for the pan, towel, toilet roll and tissues.
If possible, two members of staff should place the patient on the pan.
Make sure they are well balanced and will not slip off.
You may need to remain nearby in case they do slip, but this can prevent some people from functioning so you will have to be sensitive to their feelings.    
After removing the pan or urinal, give the patient a bowl and water for washing their hands.
Also give them the opportunity to wash their bottom, but be prepared to do this for them if they are unable to.
Make sure they are left comfortable in bed or in a <head>chair</head> when the task is completed.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40026" docsrc="bnc_CAD_1159">
<context>
Sunday best pale and awkward teenagers, unsure and toughly giggly, sit around the central dance floor waiting for the first two or three to start dancing so that the rush can begin.
Three bold, badly made-up and tartily dressed girls make a move to the dance floor, swing their knees gamely, swish their hair like Legs And Co (  dodgy   Top Of The Pops  dancers  ) to a Lene Lovich tape &mdash; but it could be anything.
Within five minutes the dancefloor is filled.    
Once the kids and those slightly older have made it, they all do their best steps and twists, unself-consciously, monotonously, strangely introverted.
They rarely smile and there is a far away look in their eyes.
Round the side on hard backed <head>chairs</head> the non-dancers sit and wait, probably just for the end of the evening.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40029" docsrc="bnc_BMU_1039">
<context>
Susan wore blue, and Breeze moss-green &mdash; a colour that suited her extraordinarily well.
The Christmas tree was already ensconced in the drawing-room, so they had arranged to have tea in the dining-room, where a lovely fire was blazing.
Breeze's cake looked very inviting, as she had iced it carefully and written &bquo;Good Luck&equo; on it, in pink.
True, it was astonishingly heavy when one came to lift it, but &mdash; as the philosophical cook observed &mdash; that was all to the good, as one slice would be enough!    
&bquo;Or perhaps too much,&equo; laughed Susan, who was looking beautiful despite her pallor and the fact that her blue frock was practically in its dotage.    
&bquo;He'll come on the very tick,&equo; Breeze prophesied, as the clock struck three &mdash; and sure enough, there was the bath <head>chair</head> at the gate!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40032" docsrc="bnc_AHK_864">
<context>
Airdrie 0 Hearts 0 AFTER one of the least memorable Scottish Cup semi-finals on record, Airdrie and Hearts played out a soulless, goalless draw and must meet again in 10 days' time to decide who will challenge Rangers on May 9.    
The eventual cup-winners will, of course, be guaranteed European football next season but, on the evidence of this performance, fans in Madrid or Milan will not be losing too much sleep.    
Hearts had marginally more possession but were kept in check by an Airdrie team expert at preventing their opponents from playing.
Significantly, the yellow cards shown to Kidd and Honor took Airdrie's haul of bookings this season to a dismal 87.    
Airdrie had something of a fifth column working for them.
Of their squad, Walter Kidd, James Sandison, Kenny Black, Davie Kirkwood and Alex Stewart were all former Hearts players.
And then there was manager Alex MacDonald, Joe Jordan's predecessor in the Tynecastle management <head>chair</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40035" docsrc="bnc_B22_675">
<context>
The Ratepayers' Magazine could be described as a local &bquo;Private Eye&equo;.
Another of Mr. Talbot's activities was the loaning of money at a fair old rate of interest but he did not believe in spending a penny to smarten his premises from which the paint was peeling so badly that bare wood was revealed.    
Next to Talbot's was The George Herbert Elementary School which from 1919, became a girls-only institution, the boys being taught at St. Martin's.
The school seemed cold and it was certainly dark for the main windows faced north and tall buildings surrounded it on the other three sides.
Just below George Herbert's lived Mr. Player, a wood turner who was a master craftsman noted for superb work &mdash; samples in his window included twist <head>chair</head> and table legs, candlesticks and even wooden eggs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40038" docsrc="bnc_BNH_942">
<context>
They provide unique and memorable entertainment, forging important ties between companies and clients, enhancing fruitful business relationships through highcalibre contact.    
During a day filled with intrigue, excitement and adventure, participants are given the opportunity of re-enacting some of their wildest fantasies in an informal yet highly motivated environment.
Many blue chip companies use team-based competitions with a series of mental and physical challenges.
Whether they are crossing a river in a coracle to retrieve vital clues or assembling coloured cubes blindfolded and guided by duck whistles, each group's success lies in working together as a team.    
On the more theatrical side, participants, could spend the day re-enacting a classic movie, armed with lighting rigs, video cameras, clapper boards, a director's <head>chair</head> and a lot of imagination!
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40041" docsrc="bnc_AP7_1514">
<context>
One Keighley mill warper's wife found herself with four to care for; and even one could stir up great resentment.
A young Scots miner's wife found herself saddled with a great-uncle:    
he had six sisters an' a brither an' he wouldna stay wi' any o'them, cause he wanted to stay wi'me, so I took him in.
Cause he had been used to me lookin' after him doon at my mother's hoose&hellip;
. We didna have any option, we never got any option.
They jist had a meetin' an' telt me, &bquo;Bruce's stayin' wi' you.&equo;        
He was with them 13 years: &bquo;We were never on oor own, we were never &mdash; didna seem t'have the hoose t'oorselves.&equo;
Grandparents who moved in only at the very end of their lives, just for a few last months, rarely left much of a mark unless earlier contact had been important.
&bquo;I don't remember her really, only as a figure sitting in a <head>chair</head> &hellip;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40044" docsrc="bnc_C8B_1672">
<context>
 Fitted wardrobes   These are often made of chipboard which contains formaldehyde.
Reduce the amount released by painting with a natural organic paint.   
 Linen   Bedlinen is treated with formaldehyde, so new sheets should be washed before using.
Add some bicarbonate of soda to the wash to absorb the chemicals.   
 Ionisers   Air contains electrical charges, ions, which are either negative or positive.
electrical equipment generates positive ions and too many of these can result in irritability and depression.
Ionisers (below) release negative ions to restore the balance.    
IN THE LIVING ROOM   
 Sofas and <head>chairs</head>   Shop around for furniture filled with natural fibres &mdash; cotton, hair or feathers are best, although the last two can cause allergies.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40048" docsrc="bnc_A73_1000">
<context>
Like the rest of humanity, he reflected, the Carousel staff were disappointingly inconsistent.        
&bquo;But my daughter wasn't in the car.&equo;    
Seldom had Sergeant Camb felt so sorry for anyone as he did for this woman who lay against the piled pillows.
His heart ached for her.
And yet she was in one of the nicest private rooms in the hospital; she had a telephone and a television; her nightgown was a silly frou-frou of frills and spilling lace and on her thin fingers the rings &mdash; diamonds and sapphires in platinum &mdash; rattled as she clasped and unclasped the sheet.    
It's true what they say, money can't buy happiness, thought the simple sergeant.
He had noticed there were no flowers in the room and only one &bquo;get well&equo; card on the table by the <head>chair</head> where the policeman sat.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40051" docsrc="bnc_CEB_1127">
<context>
&bquo;I have,&equo; said Aunt Lou fortissimo as she led the way into her ground floor flat, &bquo;made us bean casserole.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, still vegetarian, Aunt Lou?&equo;    
&bquo;Naturally!&equo; snapped Aunt Lou testily.
&bquo;What else should I be?
Do you think I should have lived as long as I have on meat?&equo;    
The living room hadn't changed much.
The same antique plates gleamed behind the glass doors of a walnut cabinet.
The muffled tick of the grandfather clock echoed in one corner.
Crocheted antimacassars graced the backs of all the chairs although it was many years since a gentleman with pomade on his hair had sat in one of them.    
&bquo;Those,&equo; said Aunt Lou, lowering herself stiffly into   a <head>chair</head> and pointing with her stick at the walnut cabinet, &bquo;are yours&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40056" docsrc="bnc_CA6_627">
<context>
I said they were the last pair of my nylons, memorial to my relationship with Blanche.
&bquo;Oh, she didn't ever give me nylons.
I daresay she thought I was too frumpish.&equo;    
Blanche had summoned her to Claridge's to make impossible suggestions about &bquo;The Present and the Past&equo;.
Either she didn't want to publish it this year, or not at all but wanted her not to go to another publisher all the same.
&bquo;I could not understand what she said, because it was too preposterous  for   her to say.&equo;
She has followed my example (which she kindly applauded) and gone to another publisher.    
She remembers her reviews and quotes them, knowing long passages by heart.    
Your new book   was on the table by her <head>chair</head> and she said she had liked it very much &mdash; &bquo;a good writer, a good interesting writer&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40060" docsrc="bnc_CK9_129">
<context>
The smell wasn't as strong as that which permeated the yard, but nevertheless it was heavy with the odour of ageless sweat.    
Now they were going through another door and into a different kind of room, and this room caused the child to stop and slowly look about her.
A fire was burning in a black grate which had an oven to the side of it; a large black kettle was sizzling on the hob.
And at the foot of the iron structure was a high steel fender, suggesting from its dull surface that it had never seen emery paper since the day it left the foundry.    
Set at right angles to one side of the fireplace was a two-seat wooden settle, and at the other side a much larger leather couch.
In the middle of the room was a round table covered with oilcloth, and four high-backed carved <head>chairs</head> set around it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40065" docsrc="bnc_AKB_212">
<context>
All kinds of attics have been raided to bring it together and it provides a sharp view of our Royals.
There are copies of old magazines, many now defunct; there are films of the Coronation and photographs of the Queen on her many tours.
There is an oil of the Queen by Prince Philip, bravely hung alongside Sutherland and Seago.
There are wonderful paintings collected by earlier monarchs who had a better eye.    
The final room consists of a series of three roomsets from Sandringham, Balmoral and Windsor.
These are laid out as though the Royal Family were in residence: an enormous jigsaw is barely started, a stuffed corgi lies beside a desk and, at Balmoral, a dog basket has its own heraldic blanket, while a headscarf is tossed on one side.
The comfortable <head>chairs</head> and sofa are covered in a shiny white chintz with purple thistle motifs.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40069" docsrc="bnc_BMW_844">
<context>
Nick, with his unfailing journalist's instinct, felt in his bones that this one would be more traumatic than most.          
CHAPTER THREE    
In his office high up in the twenty-five storey building that is 550 Fashion Avenue, mecca of the New York fashion industry, Hugo Varna sat at his desk and fiddled with the executive toy Sally had bought for him last Christmas.
It was a stupid thing, he thought, three gold baubles on springs that set up a continual motion, banging one against the other, and he kept it on his desk only to please her.
But today with his mind too preoccupied to work he seemed quite unable to keep his hands off it.
It clicked irritatingly and Hugo pushed it aside, swivelling his <head>chair</head> around to face the window and the panoramic view of Manhattan.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40073" docsrc="bnc_D91_318">
<context>
Keith   once again.    
I'm sorry not Keith   once again we've got other speakers that haven't spoke once sorry.  .    
Jim   er as a private individual.
er Mr Chairman your care to require question so here's a question.
Is this a public consultation meeting?    
The meeting this evening is to get the public's views and how best to plan it's progress    
Why does a view have to be expressed as a question?    
Sorry?    
Why does a view have to be expressed as a question?    
Hm hm.  .    
<head>Chair</head> Ian    .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40076" docsrc="bnc_CKD_2055">
<context>
&bquo;Alas,&equo; she sighed, &bquo;there's one black sheep in every family, I suspect.&equo;
She smiled again and Mr Croydon leaned towards her over the desk.
&bquo;But fortunately,&equo; she continued quickly, &bquo;the rest of the Grenfells are honest, upright citizens.&equo;    
&bquo;Quite so.&equo;
He shuffled some papers before him and regarded the figures in silence for a moment.
Then he looked up and met Emily's eyes.    
&bquo;Your father does owe us rather a lot of money, you know, will your cousin meet the obligations?&equo;    
Fat chance!
Emily thought, Craig was too&ndash; wrapped up in his own schemes to care about her father's debts.
&bquo;Once he is quite well, he will take up the reins and the business will be booming again,&equo; she said out loud.    
Mr Croydon leaned back in his <head>chair</head> and smiled ruefully.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40079" docsrc="bnc_CBF_13708">
<context>
Longthorne's nephew, Keith Holiday, 23, admitted assaulting restaurant owner William Jackson, his wife Jennifer and helper Michael McNeil.    
Holiday's lawyer Rod McCartney said the &bquo;entirely regrettable&equo; incident followed a misunderstanding between his client and Davidson at an end of season party in Torquay, Devon.    
Holiday was with friends and a lot of alcohol was consumed.    
Words were exchanged between the comic and Holiday, said Mr McCartney.    
A ceremonial sword was then taken from a wall and held close to Holiday.    
&bquo;That caused the misunderstanding,&equo; said Mr McCartney.    
Roger Richards, prosecuting, said Holiday left the Steps Bistro but returned later with Longthorne.    
&bquo;Holiday acted like a raging bull, picking up a <head>chair</head> , smashing it on a table and throwing it at bottles behind the bar,&equo; he said.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40082" docsrc="bnc_APR_943">
<context>
The Lincoln Library could not have been more different from the Ash Factory.
It was a skeletal affair in a glass box, with brilliant doors opening in glass and tubular walls, like a box of toys or a giant ConstructoKit.
There were dinging metal shelves and footfall-deadening felt carpets, pied-piper red and yellow, like the paint on the stair-rails and lifts.
In summer it must have been bright and baking, but in wet autumn slate-grey sky lay like another box against its repeating panes, in which lines of little round lights were reflected, like Tinkerbell's fairylights in her Never-Never-Land.
The Women's Archive was housed in a high-walled fish-tank.
Maud Bailey settled Roland into a tubular <head>chair</head> at a pale oak table, like a recalcitrant nursery-school child, and put before him various boxes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40085" docsrc="bnc_ANF_1428">
<context>
Although Modigliani had rejected Simone Thiroux's claim on his paternity, and her child, a boy, was born in the spring of 1917, he was happy to acknowledge that Jeanne was carrying his child.
His relations with her mother, however, were anything but happy.
Madame H&eacute;buterne was constantly disapproving and interfering.
Zborowski had rented an apartment in the Rue Mass&eacute;na, but Modigliani was restless and unsettled living in a constrained atmosphere.
After all those years in Paris he found the bright sunshine and the sparkling translucence of the air disturbed his concentration and made it difficult for him to work.
In his portraits he looked for shade, for intimate interiors.
During his long stay in the south he made only one portrait with an out-of-doors setting; the pretty shopkeeper, sitting on a <head>chair</head> in front of her shop, looking out with uncomprehending suspicion against a white wall.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40088" docsrc="bnc_CCY_408">
<context>
Cut to length and smooth edges    
5    
Coat one end of the dowel with a pva woodworking adhesive and tap firmly into the arm.
Clean off surplus adhesive    
6    
Now coat the other end of the dowel with glue&hellip;    
7    
&hellip; and the rim of the hole into which it will fit.
This ensures that adhesive is carried down into the hole    
8    
Glue was also needed where the arm fitted into the <head>chair</head> back    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40093" docsrc="bnc_A0X_1206">
<context>
With the stickback style, however, it is only necessary to curve the top piece; the sticks would then position themselves into a curve, even from a straight base.
This base can be the rear seat rail, or another rail fitted above the seat, but if so, no more than 2in above the seat or it would also need to be curved to avoid discomfort.
The chair looks better to me if the seat is wider at the front than at the back, but the front of the seat should only be slightly wider than the top of the back.
Further on the point of comfort, a seat which slopes down slightly front to back is preferable to a horizontal seat.    
During a study of the various styles, it became apparent to me that if the back legs are set into the seat rails at an angle, this angle, together with the curvature of the rear legs and backward slope of the <head>chair</head> back can regulate the flair: if the legs are mounted at right angles to the rear seat rail, there would be no flair.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40098" docsrc="bnc_CR6_1595">
<context>
Whoever heard of calling a nun a liar?
It was unthinkable.
Her own mother would kill her if she knew.
Her eyes were now riveted on the ruler in the nun's hand.
She knew that it was liable to come swishing down on her hands and legs at any moment.    
Sister Rosario was enjoying Margaret's discomfiture.
Running her tongue across her teeth she glared down at the object of her annoyance.
Her white wimple covered nearly all her head, revealing only wrinkled yellowing skin that, combined with her dark eyes, had earned her the epithet &bquo;Lizard Features&equo;.    
&bquo;So&hellip; you admit to pulling Maura Ryan's plait then?&equo;    
Maura watched Sister Rosario completely demoralise Margaret Lacey.
She sat in her <head>chair</head> , her face scarlet.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40101" docsrc="bnc_B0Y_1400">
<context>
Porson, Richard (1759&ndash;1808),    
classical scholar and Professor of Greek at Cambridge University, renowned for his unprepossessing appearance.
 NN   4.        
Porter, Mrs Joseph,    
neighbour of the   Gattleton's   in Clapham, south-west London, whose formidable talent for &bquo;scandal and sarcasm&equo; causes her to be &bquo;courted, and flattered, and caressed, and invited&equo; by all her neighbours.
Her spite is aroused by the Gattletons' ostentatious amateur theatricals, and she successfully sets herself to sabotage the proceedings; her daughter  Emma  .
 SB   53.        
Porters, Mr,    
former suitor of Miss Twinkleton's at Tunbridge Wells.
 MED   3.        
porter's <head>chair</head> ,    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40106" docsrc="bnc_B0G_577">
<context>
The &bquo;cheese&equo; is a local name for the pulped apples used in cider making and the stones are supposedly similar to the old cider presses until recently a feature of many a Cornish farm.    
A natural formation, geologists agree, but one story tells otherwise.
The Cheesewring was the result of the jealousy between the giants, who formerly held dominion over Cornwall, and the &bquo;invasion&equo; of saints and their growing influence over the Cornish.    
A meeting of the giants was called on Bodmin Moor to discuss the   problem.
St. Tue, whose hermit's cell was nearby, heard of this and he attended the gathering to challenge Ulther, the leader of the giants, to a trial of strength.
If he lost, the saints were to leave Cornwall; and if he won, the giants were to consent to being baptised.    
The two champions were to hurl rocks on to a pile, (hurling rocks is a favourite sport of giants, as evidenced in C.S. Lewis's &bquo;The Silver <head>Chair</head> &equo;).    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40109" docsrc="bnc_AS0_185">
<context>
When she attends for the first time, she assesses the patient: if he is out of bed   and eating his breakfast, for instance, she observes whether he can feed himself, or whether he needs help; whether he has perceptual problems; how good his balance is while he is sitting; whether he is limited by spasticity; what his posture is like; and then whether he is capable of standing and walking.
The nurse also has to check the bathroom.
There has to be enough space for her and the patient, and preferably room for the carer to watch the washing session as well.
The floor should not be wet, polished or slippery, and there should not be loose rugs on it.
If aids or alterations such as handrails or alarm buttons are likely to be needed, the nurse may liaise with an occupational therapist and social worker about having them supplied.    
If he can, the patient walks into the bathroom with the nurse.
If not, the nurse takes him in a wheelchair.
If the wheelchair is too big to go into the bathroom, a Roamer <head>chair</head> may be supplied: this is a smaller chair on wheels, designed for short distances on flat surfaces.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40113" docsrc="bnc_A7H_392">
<context>
She may have become an international superstar, wined and dined with kings and presidents, prima ballerinas, film idols, pop legends and sporting heroes; she may be ferried around in motorcades and private yachts and planes; and she may be given priceless jewels to wear.
Yet the people who truly matter in her life are the friends she had when she was an ordinary teenager.
These are the people who have seen her through the difficult times, who have helped her adjust to the life before her and who have kept her in touch with the real world.    
&bquo;Here is the stuff of which fairy tales are made,&equo; proclaimed the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Robert Runcie, to a packed cathedral, on that famous wedding day.    
  Before him sat Queen Elizabeth II, the Queen Mother and every member of the British Royal family; and most of the crowned heads of Europe, innumerable monarchs from Africa, the Middle East and Asia, including the 25-stone King of Tonga, for whom an extra-large <head>chair</head> had been specially made.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40116" docsrc="bnc_CEU_199">
<context>
He said to the Thing: &bquo;And do you know how much time we have before he starts going to Florida?&equo;    
&bquo;About half an hour.&equo;    
Nomes live ten times faster than humans.
They're harder to see than a high-speed mouse.      
That's one reason why most humans hardly ever see them.    
The other is that humans are very good at not seeing things they know aren't there.
And, since sensible humans know that there are no such things as people four inches high, a nome who doesn't want to be seen probably  won't   be seen.    
So no one noticed three tiny blurs darting across the floor of the airport building.
They dodged the rumbling wheels of luggage trolleys.
They shot between the legs of slow-moving humans.
They skidded around <head>chairs</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40119" docsrc="bnc_CR4_154">
<context>
The right of elderly people to take risks is emphasised in the first national guidelines on restraint in residential care and nursing homes.    
The guidelines have been produced by the voluntary organisation Counsel and Care, which is dismayed by the government's &bquo;reluctance to provide official guidance&equo;.
They are the outcome of more than 20 conferences held throughout the UK and follow an investigation by Counsel and Care which revealed widespread demeaning restraint in homes.    
In a foreword, former SSI chief Sir William Utting described the findings of the investigation as sobering and chilling.    
Residents have been tied to <head>chairs</head> and beds, made to sit in restraining chairs, zipped into cocoon sleeping bags or put into high cot-sided beds which restrict night movement.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40122" docsrc="bnc_ADK_1959">
<context>
&bquo;The pilot has just said we're diverting to Teeside because of the fog at Newcastle &mdash; we're taxiing out now,&equo; she said.
I relayed the message to the airport manager who rushed to the control tower just in time to contact the pilot and air traffic control to say that Newcastle Airport was open and all was OK.
That's good on-the-road (or on-the-tarmac) thinking.    
Confidently you open your portable projector and put it on the table.
Then it hits you &mdash; your power line isn't long enough and you haven't checked the video and TV (if they are there at all).    
The table is a five-metre boardroom piece.
You can't move it.
You ask for an extension lead.
There isn't One.
You ask for a <head>chair</head> and four telephone directories and rig up an impromptu table near the only plug &mdash; and ask all your prospective clients to turn their heads around.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40126" docsrc="bnc_AMB_1217">
<context>
We haven't got time to argue.&equo;    
&bquo;Are you sure?&equo;    
&bquo;Of course I'm sure.
Trust me.
Try to grab the snake&hellip;
I mean the rope and sit on the chair.
Then I'll pull you up.&equo;    
Wednesday looked suspiciously at the rope then seized hold of it with one hand.
He had to rip his jacket free from the wooden beam and, sprawling himself over the chair, held onto the rope for all he was worth.    
Endill started pulling him up.
He was much heavier than he looked and the <head>chair</head> kept banging against the rock.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40130" docsrc="bnc_DCH_826">
<context>
Right, we, we, we did actually draw, or we not draw, we, we adopted a constitution during the year and the officers that are erm elected are the Chair, the Secretary and the Treasurer, erm and other, together with other such officers, yeah to   to determine by general meeting, erm, so it's really only those three, er and we have sometimes had Advice Chair if there's only been one Chairman haven't we, one Chair person erm   so I think people need to say if they don't wish to carry on the jobs they're doing and if anybody wishes to nominate anyone in a particular post then slip at the bottom of the minutes could be filled in and either brought to meeting or sent back to the Secretary.
Erm, I think I will give up being <head>Chair</head> this time, I've done it too long, too long, and I've had it John as Co-Chair during the year and I hope that he'll be able to carry on as, as Chair Person, I think really I've done it, done it for long enough erm, and we'll have to ask, we hope, we hope the Treasurer just taken over will carry on   
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40134" docsrc="bnc_A0D_927">
<context>
&bquo;He could never resist a cherry,&equo; said a soft voice, and they all turned.
Mrs Phipps stood there, quiet, plain, dressed in dove grey, with a handkerchief clutched in her hand.
In the excitement, everyone seemed to have forgotten her &mdash; which was not unusual.
Her husband had always been the centre of attention wherever he went &mdash; large, handsome, charming: a vote-getter by trade and inclination.
There were tears on the unremarkable face of Mrs Phipps, but she had made no sound, from the minute of entering the tent until now.    
&bquo;Oh, my dear,&equo; said Peggy, going to her.
&bquo;I'm so sorry, so very sorry.
Come up to the vicarage and I'll make you a cup of&hellip;
&equo; Then she remembered the water problem.
&bquo;Come and sit down&equo;, she said, and led Mrs Phipps to a <head>chair</head> by the useless tea-urn.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40137" docsrc="bnc_AT7_2525">
<context>
It was as if she were learning to talk.    
Betty Felton now put her head back and looked from one to the other of her four sons and she said, &bquo;Aye, there's a confectioner's an' baccy shop in that street.
Been there for years.
Aye, an' the name is Conway.
But what the hell is she doin' here?&equo;    
&bquo;Well, you'd better ask her, Ma, hadn't you?
As she says, she knows wor Robbie.&equo;    
&bquo;Or her sister does,&equo; put in another one of the men.    
Betty Felton's tone was a little softer now as she said, &bquo;Well, lass, come on, tell us what you're doin' here and how it's come about.&equo;    
Agnes pulled herself up straighter in the <head>chair</head> and, looking into the broad face, she said, &bquo;Your son has been seeing my sister clandestinely.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40140" docsrc="bnc_ADB_1260">
<context>
The posts may not necessarily be particularly lucrative (regius professorships are worth &pound;100 a year, religiously paid in quarterly &pound;25 cheques), but they are at some of the pinnacles of national life, they open doors and they command respect.
Unlike other university appointments, which are made by faculty boards or governing bodies on the basis of academic achievement, there is no formal selection process, and no open competition for regius professorships.
Those who wish to be appointed must somehow solicit the good opinion of the prime minister's appointments secretary.
For most of the eighties this post was held by Robin Catford &mdash; of whom more later &mdash; who had the privilege of having the tenancy of the best room in Number 10.
Even then, they can lose the post for the most bizarre reasons; Downing Street myth has it that Richard Cobb failed on his first attempt to get the Oxford <head>Chair</head> of Modern History because he wore bicycle clips throughout his interview.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40144" docsrc="bnc_CKU_473">
<context>
From the top of the stairs, one may enter either the temporary exhibition galleries, or the circuit of newly climate-controlled, track-lit, chronologically installed American and European picture galleries, containing masterworks such as Mantegna's so-called &bquo;Esther and Mordecai&equo; grisaille, Bronzino's &bquo;Portrait of Eleanor of Toledo and her Son&equo;, Guercino's &bquo;Mars with Cupid&equo;, Giambologna's small bronze &bquo;Rape of the Sabines&equo;, Terborch's newly restored &bquo;The music party&equo;, and Gainsborough's &bquo;Portrait of Mrs Philip Thicknesse&equo;.
The cupula oculus illuminates the third-story loft, newly dedicated to contemporary art, and the reopened aperture in the loft floor admits light into the Phillips Hall below.    
Wall treatments vary from red or green with wood wainscotting for the Renaissance and Baroque pictures, to pale shades with <head>chair</head> rails for the Rococo, to lighter colours for the Impressionists, and stark white for modern and contemporary.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40148" docsrc="bnc_BM0_1128">
<context>
The basic principle of his chair is that the knees should be below the pelvis, a quite different principle to the design of most chairs.
The usual type of chair puts an enormous strain on the spine, back muscles and many of the internal organs.
Anyone sitting down for extensive periods (as we all had to do in our school days) would have to tense many of the body's muscles in order to sit up straight.
This, in turn, causes the organs, the bones and, ultimately, the entire system to be under stress.      
The forward-tilting chair allows the spine and the postural muscles to support and balance the body naturally.
You can easily see the effect by placing a telephone book under each of the rear legs of a ordinary kitchen chair.
At first, the sensation may seem strange but, after a few minutes, you will appreciate its comfort.
The height and angle of the Gorman <head>chairs</head> can be adjusted to suit the individual.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40151" docsrc="bnc_A0D_351">
<context>
Is it so likely that that man, however much he may have been struck by your beauty and gaiety, Miss Jonathan, would have at once decided to assassinate your future husband?&equo;    
But Arabella Buckley, with a murderer who was not &bquo;one of us&equo; almost under her thumb, was not going to let him go so easily.    
&bquo;Dash it all,&equo; she said, &bquo;Lord Woodleigh spoke very sharply to the fellow when we were on the boat.
And these Italians are fearfully hot-headed.
Everybody knows what foreigners are like.&equo;    
There was a chorus of agreement.
It served to make the Finnish detective rather sharper than he might otherwise have been.    
&bquo;No,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Let us please seek for more stronger motives.&equo;    
Round the semi-circle of <head>chairs</head> quick looks flicked from face to face.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40154" docsrc="bnc_BNN_1890">
<context>
Unhappy endings were more familiar to the welfare workers.
Moritz, a Polish boy born in Cologne, was a smiling, good-looking child when he arrived in June 1939.
Aged thirteen, he spent two years at a Cardiff school, where he learned English, and then trained as an electrician.
About the time he started work he became obsessed that he would never see his parents again; he feared that they were already dead.
He was probably right.
Authority, any authority, was blamed for the tragedy.
Moritz antagonised his employer, who promptly sacked him, and refused help from his friends.
In 1942 he was persuaded to go into hospital, where he was said to be schizophrenic.
A year later he was certified insane.
His letters spoke of torture, of being forced to sit alone all day, forbidden to move from his <head>chair</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40157" docsrc="bnc_CH8_400">
<context>
He was so rip-roaring drunk, in fact, that he made newspaper headlines the next day.
The front page of  The Sun   carried a picture of him, mouth wide open, eyes rolling.
Apparently a lot of people were outraged, and the switchboard jammed, but as one critic pointed out, it would have been more extraordinary if he had behaved like a bank manager.
I was aware during the encounter that it was very compelling viewing.
All I didn't want to happen was for him to become violent, which I didn't think was ever on the cards.
I was more worried that he might fall over and hurt himself.    
Now, when I say hello to the audience before we begin recording the show, I point to the <head>chairs</head> , and say: &bquo;Elizabeth Taylor sat here, and Michael Caine sat here, and Oliver Reed was all along there&hellip;.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40160" docsrc="bnc_AC7_512">
<context>
&bquo;There are many old people much worse off.
Of course we should like to find room for everyone, but we just haven't the places.
I suppose, technically speaking,&equo; he paused, &bquo;if you put her out into the road she would have no roof over her   head and we should have to take her in.&equo;
(  Was he serious  !)    
&bquo;I could never do that to her,&equo; I said, &bquo;or perhaps I mean I could never do it to myself.
You don't know her.
She has a terrific sense of humour.
She would be in her element.
Her screams would be heard for miles around.
I should never live it down.&equo;    
He rose from his <head>chair</head> , walked to the window, looked out, then came back to the table.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40163" docsrc="bnc_C86_2372">
<context>
&bquo;What chair?&equo;
Pete said.    
&bquo;You know what chair.    
&bquo;I'll get you another one,&equo; Nathan said.    
&bquo;I didn't ask you to get me another one, did I?
I said, where is it?&equo;    
Nathan shrugged.    
India-May turned and whirled across the kitchen.
Her dress shrieked as it caught on the comer of the table and tore.
&bquo;Whose house is this,&equo; she said, &bquo;that's what I'd like to know,&equo; and slammed the door behind her.    
But they did get her another <head>chair</head> , and put it in the old chair's place.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40168" docsrc="bnc_CHP_28">
<context>
Of an inquiring mind, he also, according to his youngest daughter, Mary Lutyens, combined a natural gift for mathematics with &bquo;a creative imagination of genius&equo;.    
The architect's marriage to the eccentric Lady Emily Lytton might have been a basis for social success, but, in fact, she was too shy to help his career.
Lutyens's underlying sense of inferiority, the result of an impoverished childhood and lack of public school education, was in part responsible for a life beset with financial and marital despondency.         
Sir Edwin Lutyens in the 1920s in a &bquo;Napoleon&equo; armchair, two of which are in the Dolls' House library.
His design for these <head>chairs</head> was a favourite one with the architect and was inspired by a well-known seated portrait of the Emperor.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40172" docsrc="bnc_B0M_2455">
<context>
Anyone who would like to receive a copy (price &pound;3 plus 55p p&amp;p, but free to members of the Assessment Group and the Chemical Education Research Group) should write to J. Brockington, Department of Science, Matthew Boulton College, Sherlock Street, Birmingham B5 7DB.        
Food chemistry medals    
The RSC Food Chemistry Group 1991 medals have been awarded to Dr P. J. Lillford (Unilever) and Dr S. Harding (Nottingham).    
Dr Lillford, (right) who received the senior medal, is principal chemist at Unilever where he has led background research groups in the investigation and development of several product ranges.
He now leads a group carrying out fundamental research in the physical chemistry of biological materials, supporting all of Unilever's businesses.
He holds a visiting professorship at Nottingham University and an honorary <head>chair</head> in the School of Molecular and Biological Sciences, University of Stirling.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40177" docsrc="bnc_A3W_33">
<context>
To prove contrary evidence it was necessary to have either positive proof that the document was returned to the sender or, if sent by recorded delivery, that there was no acknowledgement of receipt, or if there was evidence of the document having been received by some person, there was proof that the person was not the intended recipient and that he had not brought the document to the notice of the person required to be served.
In the absence of such proof service must be deemed to have been properly effected.        
Contemporary Art Market: East and West meet in magical interiors    
By EDWARD LUCIE-SMITH    
MOST OF Setsuko's paintings were sold by Friday lunchtime &mdash; and the show at the Lefevre Gallery only opened on Thursday.
Her gouache paintings on paper depict unpeopled interiors and flowers with a Japanese sense of colour and design, but their intriguing magic derives from the marriage of East and West.    
The <head>chairs</head> and tables, shopping baskets, watering cans and tablecloths are Western, as are the flowers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40181" docsrc="bnc_C8P_913">
<context>
The children sit around the room, while the person who is chosen to start takes a cushion and places it on someone's lap.
They then say &bquo;Miaow&equo;.
The person with the cushion on their lap then has to stroke them on the head and say &bquo;Poor pussy&equo; without laughing.
If they laugh, they have to go round with the cushion.
If they do not, then the &bquo;pussy&equo;   miaows   two more times for the same response and possible penalty before trying to get someone else to laugh.          
31 Naughty monkey    
One person in the middle is the naughty monkey and has to try and make everybody else either move or laugh.
Anyone moving or laughing is out, and the last person remaining is the winner and probably has the worst sense of humour!          
ELIMINATION GAMES      
32 Musical <head>chairs</head>    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40185" docsrc="bnc_BMD_1070">
<context>
Textured seats and colourful woven floor matting add to the hot tropical ambiance.
Collections of painted wooden toys and colourful glass mingle with plain bamboo and bare floorboards.
Buttermilk paintwork offsets the mixture of chair covers in Paisleys, florals and stripes.
Two needlework cushions with tassels designed by David and made by a friend sit happily with a traditional Amish quilt.
Windows are kept simple with sheer white blinds to maximise the light.    
&bquo;Everybody has contributed with furniture from their apartments in the city.
We forced ourselves to have clear-outs and the result has worked well.&equo;
One of David's favourite objects is a <head>chair</head> he recovered in floral towelling; the other is the tramp-art plaster-cast mirror frame found on a dump, which now hangs above the fireplace in the sitting room.
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40188" docsrc="bnc_CB5_314">
<context>
Need she tell Grandfather the truth &mdash; it would break his heart.
Could she not say that it had been her own choice to leave the Longhills, that they were not suited to one another?
But sooner or later Mrs Longhill must write to her father and he would feel obliged to speak to Ruth's family.
Ruth thought he might be kinder than his son-in-law, but it was not something he would take lightly.
Perhaps Mrs Longhill had already written during the days Ruth had been confined to bed.
Since the railways had come the post travelled more quickly, and it was possible that her grandfather already knew everything.
And Hester of course.
At this very moment they might be expecting her arrival.    
When Ruth went into the house Hester was sitting on an upright <head>chair</head> by the table, peeling potatoes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40191" docsrc="bnc_AMW_862">
<context>
The people we met during the day became our table companions in the evening.
After dinner, we had the choice of watching a cabaret show performed by the Sol entertainments team, but more often than not, we opted for a relaxing drink in the Tenerife bar.    
All in all, a good combination of relaxation and activity, good food and wine, in a beautiful location, Jandia Mar has to be the ideal answer to that often-heard question: &bquo;Where shall we go next summer?&equo;      
CLUB FACILITIES    
Swimming pool; poolside sunloungers; gardens; sun terraces.
Tenerife bar; poolside bar (serves snacks).
Pub (serves snacks).
Small buffet-style restaurant.
TV and video room; card room; supermarket; boutique/souvenir shop; bars and shops nearby.
Children's paddling pool; children's playground; cots and high <head>chairs</head> .        
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40194" docsrc="bnc_B2F_660">
<context>
As a learner from experience you could decide to view it as a learning opportunity and start to experiment with different ways of running the meeting.        
Stage 2: Reviewing the experience    
If we are to learn from an experience it is vital to review what happened during the experience.
Unfortunately, in the hurly-burly of a busy existence it is likely that the next experience will occur (rather like waves relentlessly breaking on the shore) before there has been time to review.    
Reviewing involves looking back over what happened during the experience in a non-judgemental way.
Once you are in the habit of reviewing it can be done, alone or with others who participated in the experience, in about five minutes fiat.    
To return to the example of the deadly dull meeting.
You might have experimented by having a different person take the <head>chair</head> for different agenda items.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="chair.40197" docsrc="bnc_A0L_488">
<context>
&bquo;Jay &mdash; what do you  want  ?&equo; said Lucy as Jay dived upstairs on the tide of a blush.    
&bquo;YOU!&equo;
Jay called, slamming the loo door.
Her heart pounded as she peed.
Whatever next?
She zipped her jeans and sauntered back downstairs to the other side of the table from Lucy.
Cool it, she ordered her imminent coronary, cool it.
But Lucy had moved to an easy chair and sat, chin cupped by an exquisite palm.
Jay penned her in, one hand on each arm rest and kissed her neck.
So bold!
She sat in the opposite <head>chair</head> while Lucy put a record on; she flung one leg across the   other knee, rolled a cigarette and contained the volcano surging from her clitoris to tight silent lips.    
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</instance>

<instance id="chair.40200" docsrc="bnc_ARK_550">
<context>
It's one hell of a long shot.&equo;    
&bquo;So we follow that route,&equo; Paula said firmly.    
&bquo;The big question is &mdash; will we ever reach the Swiss border?&equo;    
Paula asked the question which had preyed on her mind while they were drinking coffee from room service in Tweed's suite.
She took a deep breath, nerved herself, dived in.    
&bquo;Isn't it about time you told me what really happened back at your flat in Radnor Walk?&equo;    
&bquo;Like an idiot, I walked straight into a carefully prepared trap.
If one of my staff had done the same thing I do believe I'd have fired him.
I was so incredibly stupid I still don't know what got into me.&equo;    
Paula crossed her legs on the couch, facing Tweed who sat bolt upright in an executive <head>chair</head> .
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</instance>

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He was unfailingly modest in behaviour and appearance, though his luxuriant hair used to excite the cupidity of the two hairdressers in the little barber-shop opposite the entrance to the Hospidaje Lisboa.
I was letting my own hair grow too.
The barbers would playfully wave to us as we went by, motioning towards their empty chairs.    
I wished I had said nothing about Jordi.
At times I would wake up in the night, streaming with sweat, from a nightmare in which I relived that   terrifying night in Valladolid.
I shall never forget Jordi's face, his rueful smile, his fatalistic shrug as he was pushed into the car.
At times of the greatest mental stress I would wander into some cool church and try to pray in the dimness scented by peasant sweat, cold candle-grease and stale incense.
Sometimes Dana would come and sit with me on the hard little <head>chairs</head> .
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She had a twang that at first I didn't recognise; it was New Zealand, for though her mother had been local, the late Mr Green, her father, came from Auckland, and had lived there before opening Green's Hotel.
However, it was not until she came round from behind the reception desk that I realised how huge she was.    
&bquo;Come on, sit down and let's all have a beer,&equo; she said, and with a look at Dr Reid added, &bquo;It's better for you than that rotgut at the bar.&equo;    
She banged on the bell and shouted, &bquo;Lee Ho, two large beers and three glasses.&equo;
A Chinese, wearing none-too-clean ducks and a singlet, appeared with a tray bearing our drinks.
A moment later, as he set them down, Mollie patted a chair and said, &bquo;Come on, take the weight off your feet, Doctor Masters.&equo;    
She was not gross in any disgusting way, though she had to sit down carefully, for it was a tight fit for her to squeeze into the <head>chair</head> with its wooden arms.
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They had seemed quite satisfied with his answers to their further questions, piddling little questions about the baby's weight and hair and eye color, about the progress of the birth.
He'd handed those to Miss Guttner, as the obstetrician involved, and she had confused them considerably with talk about the obstetric details, which pleased Briant a good deal.
While she was ponderously explaining what an LOA presentation was, they couldn't probe at him.    
He had deeply resented the questions about himself as a personality, but had accepted Kegan's whispered warning about antagonizing them again, and had submitted with the best grace he could muster.
Yes, he was medically qualified, as well as being a biologist.
Yes, he was a professor &mdash; an associate, not the holder of a <head>chair</head> , and did teach, but preferred to be referred to as Dr. Briant rather than professor.
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The carer then holds him in the same way as if he was sitting on the side of the bed, with his head resting on her shoulder, and lifts him up and round onto the second chair.
The  belt lift   is an alternative to the normal pelvic lift: the patient wears a strong webbing belt round the waist, and the carer pulls on this to lever the patient into position.    
If the patient is very heavy, or the carer cannot manage for some other reason, the patient's moves during the day have to be carefully planned in advance, to ensure that two people can always be present.
The pelvic lift can be done by two people.
To lift the patient off the bed onto a chair or commode, one carer takes up the position already described, while the other stands behind the patient on the bed and guides the patient's seat up and round onto the chair.
If the patient is being moved between two <head>chairs</head> , the second carer stands between the chairs, again behind the patient.
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At the time he was still sculpting and he continued to carve his large heads, sometimes in polychrome, until 1915 or 1916.
But in wartime everything was more difficult: building had ceased, building sites were closed and workmen were mobilized, so that he had no easy source of stone.    
Increasingly, the physical effort of carving in stone provoked fits of coughing and the mess and the rubble annoyed Beatrice.
Besides, he was tempted to paint her.
He captured her in a variety of poses and moods which reflect her many facets: as a grande dame in a hat and fur collar; as a great courtesan &mdash; &bquo;Madam Pompadour&equo; he called the painting, perhaps deliberately mis-spelling it; in a wicker <head>chair</head> ; demure in front of the piano; and he sketched her all the time, with quick, deft strokes.
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There are organisations for the United Kingdom, the Pensioners' Convention and the Pensioners' Liaison Forum, which bring together other national groups such as Pensioners' Voice, the British Pensioner and Trades Union Association and other retired members groups.
Organised groups of older people meet in certain towns or regions of which the Strathclyde Elderly Forum is an excellent example.
The older people involved in the dozens of local groups and the Strathclyde-wide executive committee have gained confidence, new skills and authority through their participation.
This is especially   noticeable in women who have often had no previous experience of public meetings or lobbying.
The Strathclyde Elderly Forum has provided a voice for pensioners in the way local services are, or are not, provided.
Many local groups have also set about organising their own services.
Govan Action for Pensioners, for example, runs an advice centre in a local flat, so coffee and comfortable <head>chairs</head> are available too.
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She said it quite casually, as if everybody went to war.
&bquo;But men are so silly, aren't they?
I don't think you'll keep the Paddies out of it, they love a fight.
Ah, here come the chaps.
There's my fianc&eacute;, do excuse me.&equo;    
The Paddies!
Eileen had blushed scarlet at the contemptuous word, and the equally contemptuous way   it was said.
I'm a Paddy, she wanted to stand up and say.
And proud of it.
To hell with the lot of you.    
But she stayed in her <head>chair</head> and Philip came over to her.
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Kitchen, bathroom and lavatory floors should be covered with one of the easily cleaned vinyl-type floor coverings, preferably   patterned in a mid-shade of the chosen colour.
Fitted carpets, though warm, are not a good idea for the bathroom and lavatory of an elderly person who may have minor &bquo;mishaps&equo; and spillages which they cannot easily deal with as they advance into old age.        
THE EASY MOVING OF FURNITURE    
The elderly heart and spine should never be subjected to the tremendous effort required to move heavy furniture and equipment in order to clean under and behind them.
Mini-castors, which can be bought at all good hardware stores, should be fitted to every piece of furniture that will take them except <head>chairs</head> , which can be fitted with small metal domes so that they slide gently and slowly.
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Too young to have been inoculated themselves, the babies had caught the disease from their older brothers and sisters who could have been inoculated but had not been.
Following newspaper and television coverage of the alleged dangers that went with inoculation, the vaccination rate had fallen sharply.
In spite of the best efforts of the health service, we had been unable to persuade the public that by far the bigger danger was of children not being inoculated.
The three little babies (one of whom later died) were the tragic proof of unsuccessful health promotion.    
I went on to Birmingham's All Saints Hospital, which is cheek by jowl with Winston Green Prison.
There, many of the patients were old and suffering from dementia.
They sat in rows and watched television or simply stared into the distance.
One old lady sitting upright, prim and wearing round National Health Service glasses, became agitated as I approached her <head>chair</head> .
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Information from an arrested drug trafficker led to the two men and the
recovery of almost all the stolen art.  Among other happy news bulletins
from the German Democratic Republic, the Leipzig Museum of Fine Arts
announced that it has recovered ``Cemetery in the Snow,'' a painting by the
German Romantic painter Caspar David Friedrich.  The artist's melancholy
subjects bring high prices on the world market, and the U.S. State
Department notified IFAR of the theft in February 1988.  According to a
source at the East Europe desk, two previously convicted felons were charged,
tried, convicted and sentenced to prison terms of four and 12 years.  The
precious canvas, cut from its frame at the time of the theft, was found in
nearby Jena, hidden in the upholstery of an easy <head>chair</head>
in the home of the girlfriend of one of the thieves.
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Teddy, the eldest of Max's sons, has made the most dramatic escape by
becoming a professor of philosophy at an American university.  Though it's
clearly Max's wife who held sway here until her death, now none of the
other male residents of this misbegotten household can challenge Max.  The
play concerns Teddy's homecoming with his wife of six years, Ruth.
Curiously, Randall Arney as Teddy seems the only cast member unable to get
beyond the zombie approach to a Pinter character.  As Ruth, Moira Harris, a
large and beautiful woman who may be our next Colleen Dewhurst, begins
almost immediately to overpower each of the men.  In the end, Teddy returns
alone to America, leaving Ruth in Max's <head>chair</head>.
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Electronic gimmicks are key.  Premark International Inc., for example,
peddles the M8.7sp Electronic Cycling Simulator, a $2,000 stationary cycle.
On a video screen, riders can see 30 different ``rides,'' including urban,
mountain and desert scenes, and check how many calories are burned a minute.
Nancy Igdaloff, who works in corporate payments at Bank of America in San
Francisco, may be a good prospect for such a gizmo.  She's trying to sell a
$150 exercise bike she bought about five years ago for her roommate.  But
rather than write off home fitness equipment, she traded up: Ms. Igdaloff
just paid about $900 for a fancier stationary bike, with a timer, dials
showing average and maximum speeds and a comfortable seat that feels almost
like a <head>chair</head>.
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Cousins was eighth in both figures and original programme, with Martin last in each.        
Boxing: Sky lines up for a classic TV fight: Neil Wilson on the big battle of the small screen and growing threat of the extra terrestrial to the conventional channels: &bquo;We're not averse even to putting major sport on our movie channel..
There's no area which isn't open to us&equo;    
By NEIL WILSON    
WIMBLEDON restricted to a pay-to-watch satellite television channel?
Test matches from Lord's live only to those with a dish on the roof or a cable through the wall?
The spectre was raised yesterday.    
Rupert Murdoch did not say that his Sky company and its associate Eurosport <head>channel</head>were ready yet to go head-to-head in rights fights with BBC when he announced a joint contract with them for England's Test series in the West Indies this winter.
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In 1961 the British and French governments agreed to set up a working group to consider the merits of the rival proposals and at the beginning of 1964 Ernest Marples, the British Transport Minister, and his French counterpart announced that the two governments would go ahead with a tunnel.
In 1973 a   start was actually made, but the following February the Heath Government fell.
Labour inherited three major public spending projects: the third London airport to be built at Maplin, the supersonic Concorde aircraft and the Channel Tunnel.
Labour wanted economies and the first project to perish was Maplin.
But that was not enough for the new Chancellor, Denis Healey.
In effect there was a choice between Concorde and the Channel Tunnel.
Concorde (which was to be partly built in Bristol) benefited from a strong local lobby including a local MP, Tony Benn, who had now become a member of the Labour Cabinet.
More to the point, it would cost more to cancel Concorde than the relatively paltry &pound;17 million it would cost to go back on the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel.
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Murdoch's international side was symbolized by his vanishing sense of nationality.
In person and style, he remained the down-to-earth Australian, caustic about the class-ridden antique snobberies of the &bquo;poms&equo;.
Periodically he returned to his Australian roots, but for long periods he worked in the UK.
Suddenly, however, he turned into an American citizen, a necessary formality if his expanding US empire was to remain legally his.
From the 1970s on, he expanded first into US newspapers (the  New York Post  , for example) and then into film   and TV, buying control of Metromedia and Twentieth Century Fox (whose massive film archive could feed his TV channels).
He entered the 1990s gambling on the long term success of his satellite TV <head>channel</head> , Sky, and his plans to build a fourth US national TV network.
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Extend down for the line of the cable run    
2    
Use a steel chisel or bolster to cut away the plaster and brick to a depth of about 35mm    
3    
The simplest way or wiring is to link in to an existing socket, but the alternative is to connect direct into the ring circuit cable using a three-dimensional junction box.
The cable is cut and wired into the box, then the spur taken from the three terminals    
4    
Drill and plug the wall so you can anchor the mounting box in place, ensuring it lies just below the plaster surface.
Then connect the new socket to the spur cable    
5    
Fold any excess cable neatly back into the mounting box; tighten the holding screws, then fill in the cable <head>channel</head>with cellulose filler.
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Much effort was expended in squeezing four channels of sound onto an LP disc, and there were four incompatible systems, none of which   worked very well.
There seemed to be two areas of subject-matter where quadraphonics might have an artistic advantage, drama and wildlife recording, so it seemed very sensible when the first &bquo;quadraphonic&equo; record of birdsong was announced.
However, it was not possible to get any quadraphonic effect from the record, no matter which system was tried.
I later interviewed the bemused recordist, and established he had been given two portable stereo tape recorders, which he had laid on the ground pointing in opposite directions.
The two unsynchronized tapes were then simply mixed together back at base before being transferred to disc.
This explained why it had not been possible to get four separate <head>channels</head>of sound out of the record.       
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 Attack unemployment   by creating new employment opportunities.
Our emergency programme should reduce unemployment by at least 600,000 over two years.
We will increase spending on public transport, housing, hospitals and schools, on energy efficiency and conservation projects and on education and training &mdash; all sensible investments for the country's future.
We will aim to guarantee everyone out of work for six months or more a place on either a high quality training programme or on a work programme with a strong element of training.    
 Invest in infrastructure  .
We will provide support for transport infrastructure, including a dedicated high-speed rail link from the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel to connect with the major routes to the North and West of Britain, and the extension of electrification throughout the country.
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At worst, Western politicians, and some academic and journalistic   commentators, have shared the mentality of the apparatchiks, but most have remained attached to their illusions that differences between East and West were based on misunderstandings rather than fundamental disagreements.    
Even a cynical American politician like Richard Nixon did not approach the habitual level of -doublethink' which an ideologically motivated communist like Ceau&scedil;escu regarded as natural.
Since the revolution in 1989, it has been revealed that not only was Romania passing on  some   of the Western secrets obtained in the long honeymoon with the West to Moscow, but that Ceau&scedil;escu's brother, Ilie, the Deputy Defence Minister, was passing Soviet military secrets and technology to the Americans.
How valuable this Romanian <head>channel</head>of military information was to the Pentagon may be doubted, but it is revealing of the extent of Ceau&scedil;escu's duplicity.    
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&bull; Small, splashproof control/display unit.    
&bull; Tuck-away &bquo;Black Box&equo;, 5 channel multiplex receiver.    
&bull; Optional dual control unit capability.    
&bull; 200 waypoint facility.        
RS2100 CHARTPLOT    
&bull; 8&ins; high resolution display.    
&bull; Detailed, worldwide chart coverage.    
&bull; Automatic ground track presentation.    
&bull; NMEA 0180 autopilot output.        
RS8100 MARINE VHF R/T    
&bull; All international <head>channels</head> , UK marina channels, US channels and 130 private channel capability.    
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<context>
British Aerospace is said to be one of the key contenders to mount a rescue bid for Ferranti, a vital subcontractor providing navigational and radar equipment for BAe's military aircraft.    
Another company to which Ferranti is known to be talking is Daimler Benz, the giant West German vehicles, aircraft and electricals group.    
According to some stock market sources, Ferranti was in talks with Daimler about the possibility of a partnership before the fraud which now threatens its future came to light.        
Parkinson rules out tunnel aid    
By MICHAEL HARRISON, Industrial Correspondent    
EUROTUNNEL'S share price continued to fall sharply yesterday as Andre Benard, the consortium's French co-chairman, conceded that the &pound;2bn cost overrun on the <head>Channel</head>tunnel was causing &bquo;serious problems&equo;.    
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<context>
In addition TML is devoting 8.8% of its total wage bill to training and is cooperating in a major   programme with the national and regional governments which has provided 2,000 to 4,000 people with new jobs or skills.
At European level the Regional Council, in cooperation with Kent County Council, is lobbying for massive infrastructure aid using the concept of Community interest as the basis of its arguments.    
At local level individual authorities, which have rather greater freedom in planning than their English counterparts, have been active in encouraging investment.
In the Calais area, for example, the Chamber of Commerce has masterminded a business park/retail development project with the local authority and the British firm Arlington.
Preliminary talks began only last Autumn and building work is expected to begin in early 1990, an outcome in stark contrast to the experience of developers on the other side of the <head>Channel</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40036" docsrc="bnc_BNH_84">
<context>
Advertising strategy will be directed away from product-led treatments to focus on consumer demands.    
The new product &mdash; details of which remain under wraps &mdash; will target current customers, as part of Scott's strategy to build better relationships with B&amp;W's existing base, and enhance client retention.    
&bquo;The number-one customer need is trust and the perception of empathy,&equo; Scott says.
&bquo;This is one area to which financial services are not attentive.
Over the past 18 months we have launched a number of products offering opportunities for existing customers.
Our efforts are leaning towards product offerings and building relationships as a basis on which to retain customers.&equo;    
Scott replaced former marketing director Ian Kennedy, who has become general manager for indirect business <head>channels</head>within the company.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40039" docsrc="bnc_A7L_686">
<context>
WAR CLOUDS OVER EUROPE read the banner headlines at the opening of Reed's earlier film,  Bank Holiday   (1938), a picture whose setting suggests escapism but whose narrative argues for the need to face up to the dark side of life in order to find meaningful happiness.
Margaret Lockwood plays a nurse who, on the eve of a bank holiday, has to console a man whose wife has just died in childbirth.
Preoccupied with the thoughts of his suffering, the trivial concerns of her lover become increasingly aggravating as they hang around with the crowds at Brighton.
He seems over-concerned about what people think of them, to lust after her but not deeply love her.
Fearful that the widower will take his life, she rushes back to London, to a man grieving for a woman who once said to him: &bquo;don't be silly, there's no hurry, we've all our lives.&equo;    
The mood of  Bank Holiday   reflects that of a nation knowing that war must come, but other films dealt more directly with the storm clouds building up on the other side of the <head>Channel</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40042" docsrc="bnc_APR_1463">
<context>
It took all the courage he had to thrust his head and shoulders into the mouth of that entrance, but he closed his eyes and twisted and turned and after a time tumbled out into a great stone chamber, lit with a soft light of its own that dimmed the glitter of his shining key.
It was a miracle he thought, that the glass had not shivered in that tight struggle, but it was as clear and brittle as ever.
So he looked about him, and saw three things.
The first was a heap of glass bottles and flasks, all of them covered with dust and cobwebs.
The second was a glass dome, the size of a man, and a little taller than our hero.
And the third was a shining glass coffin, lying on a rich velvet pall on a gilded trestle.
And from all these things the soft light proceeded, like the glimmering of pearls in the depth of water, like the phosphorescent light that moves of itself on the night surface of southern seas, or shines round the heaving shoals, milky-white over their silver darts, in our own dark <head>Channel</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40046" docsrc="bnc_C9N_108">
<context>
But alas, alack, someone in Dover took a can-opener to their trusty Sherpa van on Sunday 22nd November and waltzed off with the following: a purple sunburst  ESP Horizon   5-string bass in flightcase; a 1982  Stratocaster   in faded cream with ciggie burns on the headstock, also in a flightcase; a sunburst  Telecaster  , also with ciggie burns and in a black moulded Fender case; a 100-watt  Marshall   Hi-gain Dual Reverb head; a  Roland R-5   drum machine; an  Aztec   wireless system in case with Studiomaster mic; two bags &mdash; one ex-army, one sports bag &mdash; containing a large assortment of leads, strings, tuners, power supplies etc., and a home-made pedal-board with a BOSS Stereo Chorus, an Ibanez bass compressor and an Aria stage tuner.
Make some poor people less poor by ringing      
Everyone else out there in twangland &mdash; make a note of your serial numbers!        
BLACK'N'BLUE    
Hughes &amp; Kettner's new &pound;269  Tubeman   thingie is designed to function as an amp expander on stage, as a recording amp in the studio, as a floorpedal on stage, as a practice amp at home and as a fully-featured preamp just about anywhere.
It's a valve-driven box with four separate switchable <head>channels</head>&mdash; jazz, funk, blues and rock &mdash; and on top of that you have the usual gain and master volume controls, EQ for treble, mid and bass and a switchable mid-boost.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40049" docsrc="bnc_B0A_120">
<context>
The attractions of a sea-to-sea waterway had taxed the brains of both James Watt (  q.v.  ) and John Rennie before Thomas Telford (  q.v.  ) was commissioned by the Government in 1802 to construct the canal.
Its benefit was that shipping could avoid the dangerous passage round the north coast of Scotland and &mdash; as Britain was at war with France &mdash; there was great strategic value in providing a protected route for warships.
The canal took 18 years to complete, twice as long as Telford had forecast, and cost more than double what he had estimated, but it was an outstanding engineering achievement for the time, even though the actual length of genuine canal that had to be dug was only 21 miles, since the navigable <head>channel</head>took advantage of existing lochs along the glen.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40053" docsrc="bnc_BNB_100">
<context>
Trinity House was ordered to remove the navigation buoys from the Thames estuary; the militia in the south-western counties was called out, seriously disrupting the bringing in of the harvest; Essex, Buckinghamshire and Bedfordshire between them raised 22 troops of cavalry who occupied Hounslow Heath; while the foot from Kent and Surrey were mustered at Blackheath.
The bonfires of the beacon chain were again built and guarded.
The City of London raised a loan of &pound;100,000, which was gratefully accepted; an elderly duke volunteered to emerge from retirement to lead the fleet, an offer which was declined.      
While England was in the grip of anti-invasion fever James was desperately urging Louis XIV to seize a unique opportunity.
He well   understood that the real defence of his former kingdom lay in sea-power and that, with the fleet beaten and the king and field army away in Ireland, there would never be a better chance to get an expedition across the <head>Channel</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40058" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6168">
<context>
Elevation of intracellular Ca  2+   by the photolysis of caged Ca  2+   induces a form of synaptic potentiation, but the relationship between this effect and LTP has not been determined (for example, occlusion experiments have not been done).
Elevation of intracellular Ca  2+  , either by evoking Ca  2+   currents or by slowly depleting intracellular Ca  2+   stores, does not induce LTP.
This could be due either to the failure of these methods to elevate Ca  2+   in the appropriate manner (presumably what is needed is a large transient within spines) or to the need for additional pre- and/or postsynaptic signals.    
In summary, the available evidence suggests that under normal conditions Ca  2+   permeates NMDA <head>channels</head>to provide a transient signal which is necessary for the induction of LTP.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40062" docsrc="bnc_A62_1074">
<context>
Overall television fulfilled its public service role of informing the electorate, and did so particularly well as the election drew closer; while the press fulfilled its self-assigned role as pamphleteers within a libertarian system, and did so with increasing effect as the election drew closer.          
PRESCRIPTIONS    
Supporters of the Libertarian Ideal must be pleased by the degree of public satisfaction with the press despite public perceptions of press bias.
Indeed they must be pleased by the traces of evidence that suggest that bias in a freely chosen medium such as a newspaper is actually popular with the electorate rather than resented.
Similarly they must be pleased by the traces of evidence that suggest partisan voters find the relative impartiality of television news somewhat irritating.
They will advocate the deregulation of broadcasting and the proliferation of <head>channels</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40066" docsrc="bnc_BNB_506">
<context>
But, as so often, no one was prepared to halt the machine once set in motion and on Friday 26 January 1744 Admiral Jacques de Roquefeuil sailed out of Brest with a fleet of 22 ships, with instructions to cover the embarkation of the army at Dunkirk and then to lure the English fleet away towards the Isle of Wight.    
By the time de Roquefeuil had reached the island Admiral Sir John Norris, a first-class sailor, had assembled his force in the Downs off Dover.
On Saturday 17 February 1744 de Roquefeuil, having found the seas off the Isle of Wight apparently free of English warships, sent a despatch-boat to Dunkirk advising de Saxe to embark his men.
He then sailed on to Dungeness where Sir John Norris's fleet now appeared in strength.
It delayed attacking till the following morning, and a calm during the night enabled the French ships, showing no lights, to make their escape and simply drift down <head>Channel</head> , only to be overtaken around midnight by a ferocious north-east gale.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40071" docsrc="bnc_C8R_665">
<context>
It does so indirectly as probably the most important forum of opinion and vehicle of publicity in relation to the Executive's other chief constitutional responsibility &mdash; to the electorate.    
It is extremely rare for the Executive to lose the confidence of the House of Commons.
That it is so rare is due, in very large part, to   the efficiency of the processes whereby the House, particularly the government party, lets it be known what it will and will not tolerate.
If the House gave no such indication until it actual threw a Bill out, or voted down the government on some other major issue, governments would fall with much greater regularity.
There are, however, a number of formal and, more importantly, informal <head>channels</head>of communication to government about the mood of the House.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.40074" docsrc="bnc_A2E_234">
<context>
Test matches from Lord's live only to those with a dish on the roof or a cable through the wall?
The spectre was raised yesterday.    
Rupert Murdoch did not say that his Sky company and its associate Eurosport channel were ready yet to go head-to-head in rights fights with BBC when he announced a joint contract with them for England's Test series in the West Indies this winter.
But he left the possibility open.    
Sky, he confirmed, are in the market for big sporting events.
&bquo;World title boxing,&equo; he suggested.
But traditional British classics?
&bquo;If it was big enough, attractive enough and our viewers would like it,&equo; he added.
&bquo;We're not averse even to putting major sport on our movie <head>channel</head> , as HBO (a US cable company) do with Wimbledon.&equo;    
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The Home Secretary may, however, refuse to grant a franchise if he suspects the funding arrangements, or feels &bquo;it would not be in the public interest for the licence to be awarded&equo;.    
Channel 4 will be allowed to continue its current remit, ensuring a range of minority-interest programmes and keeping its &bquo;distinctive character.&equo;
Appointments to the ruling body will be made by the ITC, and will require government approval.
Channel 4 will also sell its own advertising, but will have a financial safety net under Channel 3 if its revenue falls below 14 per cent of independent terrestrial TV revenue.    
The bill also refers to a new channel, to be known as channel 5.
Again it says licences will be allocated by competitive tender, as for <head>Channel</head>3, but as yet it is unlikely Channel 5 will be broadcast nationwide.    
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</instance>

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The Slavemaster also has a dual identity as a second, independent effects loop.    
The S120 has its own stereo chorus which is dealt with by the remaining two rotaries on the front panel, the second of which doubles as a presence control.    
Next in line is a tri-function rocker switch to switch between high power, low power or standby modes.
Finally, the on/off switch, which thankfully has only the one task to perform.    
The back panel has outputs for the effects loops, speaker outputs and two separate triode/pentode switches.
The latter offer yet another way of affecting the output power of the S120; the amount of variation available means that the amp is capable of offering anything from a humble 8 watts per <head>channel</head>to a fairly mighty 60 watts per side.        
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There is some justification for this.
It is highly doubtful that any offshore centre could claim that it has never been tainted by drugs money.
Although it is probable that the same applies to established onshore centres, the fact is that it is the offshore centres, especially those in the Caribbean, that are most at risk from drugs money.    
The Caribbean islands are at the cross-roads between the large drug-producing nations of South America and their customers in North America.
Turks and Caicos and the Bahamas have the additional problem of being contained in an archipelago of sparsely populated islands, with literally dozens of remote airstrips and hundreds of miles of expensive-to-patrol coastline, situated directly on the Colombia to Florida flight path and shipping <head>channels</head> .    
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</instance>

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 Any Which Way You Can (1980), BBC1, 6.55pm   Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke and Clyde the orangutan are back in this fast-moving comedy sequel to Every Which Way But Loose.
Los Angeles trucker and sometime pugilist Philo Beddoe is ready to give up the fight game &mdash; until gambling mobster James Beekman (Harry Guardino), who is looking for a match for his champion Jack Wilson, persuades him to change his mind.    
 Live and Let Die (1973), LWT, 6.30pm.   
Roger Moore lacked the toughness of Sean Connery, but gives a smooth, suave performance in this wildly improbable story.
It's the usual imaginative, expensive production, in this case whisking us from London to New York to New Orleans.
Jane Seymour is the cool heroine and Julius W Harris is a really nasty baddie whose right arm has been severed by an enthusiastic crocodile.        
Sunday    
 The Grapes of Wrath (1940), <head>Channel</head>4, 2pm.   
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This e.p.s.p. can be blocked by the quinoxalinedione antagonists, such as 6-cyano-7-nitroquinoxaline-2,3-dione (CNQX), and is usually referred to as AMPA receptor-mediated after the selective ligand for these receptors  &agr;-   amino-3-hydroxy-5-methyl-4-isoxazolepropionate (AMPA).
This receptor corresponds to the cloned family GluR1&ndash;4  47  .
When the Schaffer collateral-commissural pathway is stimulated it also activates GABAergic interneurons (through glutamatergic synapses similar to those on pyramidal neurons) and this leads to the biphasic i.p.s.p. which curtails the e.p.s.p.
The initial part of the i.p.s.p. is caused solely by the activation of GABA  A   receptors (which contain integral Cl  -   <head>channels</head> ) and this is supplemented and followed by the activation of GABA  B   receptors (which are indirectly coupled to K  +   channels).
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</instance>

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Of course, these children might have been interpreted according to overly lax canons &mdash; compare our discussion of chimp gesture above.
But  prima facie   the generous semantic account of their project is much more plausible, given that they are agents just like us except insofar as they cannot hear.
We should not regard their &bquo;invention&equo; of a structured gestural language as grounds for believing that earlier hominid handwaving could thus rapidly have attained parsable results.
After all, these children are presumably &bquo;wired&equo; for Language.
They will possess the same cognitive structures and whatever maturational schedules thereof that   underlie   hearing children's language acquisition.
As we remarked earlier, their &bquo;problem&equo; was to find a <head>channel</head>of communication.
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</instance>

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If the shampoo-swilling celebrants of the City, or for that matter the likes of true-blue Sheppard, think for a moment that this man is likely to preside over unfettered mergers and acquisitions activity in the recalcitrant manner of his 12 predecessors since 1979, they are hopelessly wide of the mark.    
Heseltine has an awesome reputation in Whitehall for generating loyalty and enthusiasm among his civil servants &mdash; he is, in fact, accorded the sort of political devotion from his mandarins that he should expect from his daughter.
In a break with tradition, he can be expected to be a Trade Secretary who gets things done.    
This is not to say that his will be an entirely popular tenure of the DTI.
Heseltine shafted British Rail &mdash; and to a degree erstwhile Transport Secretary Malcolm Rifkind &mdash; by forcing through Cabinet the controversial east London route for the fast rail link to the <head>Channel</head>Tunnel.
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</instance>

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Mr Handford was disappointed with the recording as the sounds did not meet his expectations, but by then it was too dark and too late to make a change of location.
Another train came by, but again the recording was unsatisfactory.
It was by now only an hour or two before midnight.
Another train was due and, listening through headphones, he was puzzled by inexplicably eerie sounds which seemed to come from a group of trees nearby, above the cutting.
He switched on the recorder briefly to record any distant sounds which would add atmosphere to those of the approaching train and the distant whistle of the engine.
All Mr Handford heard, however, were the eerie sounds   which seemed to be a faint moaning and chuckling coming from the nearby wood.
The expected train eventually arrived, but just as it approached, one <head>channel</head>of the recorder inexplicably failed, ruining the recording.
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</instance>

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&bquo;She develops this grandiose theory of herself as being important, and makes  Truth Or Dare   which I saw a couple of minutes of but had to stop watching because it was so unpleasant and embarrassing and awful.
It's like she had a multi-barrelled gun, and hasn't just shot herself in the foot, but shot herself everywhere and blown her own head off, and no-one seems to have noticed.
I find that quite incredible.&equo;    
Madonna's new &bquo;Erotica&equo; LP is issued through the Maverick/Warner label on October 19.          
Strange Fredfellows    
ST ETIENNE, THE ROCKINGBIRDS and FLOWERED UP have announced final details of their Right Said Fred covers EP.    
The three Heavenly groups, all of whom are fans of the chart-topping group, were inspired to record &bquo;The Fred EP&equo; after Flowered Up covered &bquo;Don't Talk Just Kiss&equo; for a <head>Channel</head>4 music TV pilot show.    
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Giant hogweed (  Heracleum mantegazzianum  ) starts to grow, aiming for an enormous and intensely irritating presence by midsummer.
Councils charged with caring for the public interest start to panic at the thought of this oversized weed with its excruciating sap.
One council, Lancashire, has been trying to enlist the Ministry of Agriculture's help in controlling their hogweed.
Their attempts as detailed in Easter Monday's  Guardian   might well misfire.
Lancashire was reported as asking the ministry to &bquo;prescribe it under the Weeds Act 1959&equo;.
Wasn't the idea to get rid of the stuff?        
Short words, short sight    
Peter Forbes on why words should not be like numbers    
SPELLING REFORM is a linguistic <head>channel</head>tunnel.
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</instance>

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Thus, secondary alterations in sodium transport were also corrected to wild-type levels by the transfection protocol used.
Finally, Ca  r2+   -induced chloride secretion reflects an alternative pathway for chloride secretion in the airways distinct from the CFTR pathway.
Ca  r2+   -stimulated chloride secretory currents were not defective in  cf/c    f   trachea, compared with trachea of normal (+/+) mice, but were significantly increased following transfection with  CFTR (P0.05;   Fig.  4B).   
This latter increase is probably a consequence of hyperpolarization through Ca  r2+   -sensitive K  +   <head>channels</head> , which increases the electrochemical gradient for Cl  -   exit through the introduced CFTR channels and the pre-existing second pathway.    
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</instance>

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JOHN MELLENCAMP had to cancel tour dates for the second time in a month when bass player Toby Meyers was injured in a boating accident in Saratoga, New York.
A loose rope wrapped itself around Meyers' foot, severing part of his big toe.
Last month, Mellencamp had to cancel shows in Detroit and Pittsburgh because of physical exhaustion.    
MICHAEL JACKSON, MADONNA, THE BEATLES and ELVIS PRESLEY are among  People   magazine's recently published top ten teen idols of all time.
Other notable pop figures include Frank Sinatra, Ricky Nelson, David Cassidy and New Kids On The Block.    
DENIS LEARY, the uncompromising comedian currently to be seen as an MTV link man, has signed a record deal with A&amp;M.
Leary's series of soundbites for the <head>channel</head>led to a massed A&amp;R scramble for his signature &mdash; Def American, home of Andrew Dice Clay, was one of those who missed out.    
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In this new form, it would be independent of the ITV companies and it would sell its own advertising air-time for its revenue.
This change would also break the ITV companies' monopoly over advertising revenue (a   change much favoured by the Peacock Committee and advertisers, amongst others).    
The one major drawback with this proposal to &bquo;give Channel Four its freedom&equo; is that it would make it compete with the existing ITV companies.
Whether it would be able to survive in the new, more competitive, environment and obtain as much advertising revenue as it does now is far from clear.
Opinion is divided over whether it would benefit financially from such an arrangement.
Equally important is the effect of this &bquo;flotation&equo; on <head>Channel</head>Four's original remit to serve minorities.
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Many of our most popular and spectacular landscapes have industrial pasts which today's visitors would find hard to believe.    
Within a few hours drive of Gwent, for instance, lie some fascinating areas &mdash; the Forest of Dean, formerly a major coal&rehy;producing area; Snowdonia, where the evidence of centuries of quarrying and mineral extraction is heaped everywhere; Pembrokeshire, where pretty fishing villages once exported coal, and Cornwall where mining was once a much bigger earner than cream teas.    
To return to Gwent, the Sirhowy Valley Walk connects the towns of Newport on the Bristol <head>Channel</head>and Tredegar at the head of the Valley &mdash; 26 miles which encompass a quite astonishing variety of scenery and illustrate the entire cycle of industrial revolution, heyday, decay and reclamation.    
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<instance id="channel.40130" docsrc="bnc_CAT_995">
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And this is where Derek comes in (think how useful his fax would have been with the more timid cross dresser).    
In my view a late-night show pairing Jameson and Clary would wipe out the entire listenership of Radios 1, 3, 4 and 5, not to mention all commercial stations.
These opposites would merge into a terrific show.
The whole world would tune in for this one.
I can hear the jingle now: &bquo;Wonderful Radio 2: Derek and Julian&equo;.    
Big Ears          
television    
Spies who strain the intelligence    
The  Old Boy Network   fails to connect    
DICK CLEMENT AND Ian La Frenais have an impeccable track record in comedy from  The Likely Lads   to  Auf Wiedersehen, Pet  , and <head>Channel</head>4's shameless nostalgia series TV Heaven resurrected their 1973 sitcom  Thick As Thieves   last Saturday.
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By 1964 Healey was at the end of its development, but still loved    
4.7litre Ford V8 gave AC Cobra stunning performance    
AC Badge now Ford-owned, but where's the true successor      
WHAT PRICE PERFORMANCE?    
The performance-per-pound ratio was probably higher in the '60s than at any other time    
If you can remember the start of BBC2, Prince Edward being born, the first issue of  The Sun  , and Harold Wilson becoming Prime Minister, you can remember 1964.
Martin Luther King won the Nobel Peace Prize and Nelson Mandela was jailed for life; Winston Churchill was 90 but the only fighting on the beaches was between the Mods and Rockers.
It was also the year in which the train robbers were sentenced and France and England agreed to the principle of a <head>Channel</head>Tunnel.    
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Please get me out.&equo;
There was growing panic in his voice.    
Marie had him at her mercy.
She had planned now to tell him that he was the one who was thick; that he had fallen into her trap; that she, Gazzer, and Bella knew all about him and what he had done.
This was meant to be the moment of her greatest satisfaction, when she unleashed on him all the bitterness and resentment that she had carried inside her over the years.
But, somehow, she could not find the words.
Instead, she turned away, almost wearily, and left him to drown.    
&bquo;Where are you going?
Get me out of here!
Get me out of here, you stupid bitch!&equo;
He was screaming at her from down in the <head>channel</head> .
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<instance id="channel.40143" docsrc="bnc_CDA_351">
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&bquo;Is that it?&equo;
Manville asked, after a few moments of silence.    
Hayman stood, extending his hand over the desk.
&bquo;That's it,&equo; he confirmed.
&bquo;The best of luck, Paul.&equo;    
They shook hands.
&bquo;I'm going to need it,&equo; Manville grunted.            
LEVITT ELEC CO PERSONAL ABRAHAM    
CUCKOO LP. 86003    
INTERIM REPORT I. CODED TRANSMISSION.
<head>CHANNEL</head>ONE.    
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One further possibility is that France will lease one of the channels to Compagnie Luxembourgeoise de Telediffusion, the company that produces TV programmes in Luxembourg, CTL wants to operate its own TV satellite but is having trouble raising the money.    
And the company runs the risk of offending the French government (which owns two of its shareholders) by beaming into France programmes that the country's rulers don't like.    
Eurosatellite, an industrial consortium based in Munich, is building the French satellite, plus two others &mdash; one for West Germany and one that will act as a &bquo;spare&equo; in orbit for the first two.    
Germany is having even more trouble deciding what to do with its satellite than France.
At present, it looks as if the craft (which will be launched in 1985) will carry only test signals to start with.
The present Christian Democrat government favours letting private enterprise run one or more of the three <head>channels</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40150" docsrc="bnc_A4D_122">
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Furthermore, the listing of Battersea had ensured the building's survival for conversion to a new use &mdash; in that case, as an entertainment centre which the Prime Minister herself had praised and inaugurated.    
After two months' silence, I was informed that ministers stood by their decision.
I wrote back asking the reasons for this, pointing out that, if any large modern power station deserved to be listed, it was Bankside.
I have received no satisfactory reply.    
Of course, I know perfectly well why the Department of the Environment declines to list it.
Listed building procedures might impede the full commercial realisation of the site when the electricity industry is privatised.
Furthermore, British Rail has its eyes on the Bankside site for bringing up the spoil from the tunnel for <head>Channel</head>traffic which it is, so absurdly, driving under the middle of London at astronomical cost.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40153" docsrc="bnc_ARW_811">
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Whether woman, child or man we were shocked to our senses by this exceptional polemic.    
Louise Kimpton-Nye      
February 18 sees the start of Channel 4's Vietnamese Cinema film season.
In contrast to the plethora of American propagandist films about the Vietnam war, these films &mdash; which are made by Vietnamese film-makers &mdash; show the post-1945 Vietnamese experience from the Vietnamese perspective.
Films include THE WILD FIELD (1975) on Feb 24, (above) FAIRY TALE FOR 17-YEAR-OLDS (1987) on March 4, THE GIRL ON THE RIVER (1987) on March 10 and LITTLE GIRL FROM HANOI (1973) on March 17.    
<head>Channel</head>4 sees the welcome return of comedienne Roseanne Barr as the hilarious, wise-cracking housewife and mother of three, Roseanne Corner, in the third series of America's most popular sitcom.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40156" docsrc="bnc_CD5_165">
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WAC's most elaborate ruse to date was to turn up at the Republican convention in Houston and install batch after batch of 20-by-60-foot high feminist slogans (designed by Anderson, Kruger et al) which greeted Bush's nearest and dearest as they exited from the convention.
This Tank Girl-style posse is only seven months old, but already it has grown beyond the founders' wildest dreams.
Going for world domination, WAC is setting up branches all over America with planned outposts in Amsterdam and Paris.
So far, though, there has been little sign of anyone wanting to start a branch in London.
Interested parties can contact them in New York on 0101 212 967 7711 ext 9226.
 Lucie Young          
toon time!    
In the wake of the resounding success of  The Simpsons  , a new cartoon series has taken America by storm.
 The Ren &amp; Stimpy Show  , featuring possibly the most deranged comic duo in years, became an instant cult hit when it appeared last autumn in pilot form on cable <head>channel</head>Nickleodeon.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40159" docsrc="bnc_AHT_250">
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None the less, I shall have to cut back on public expenditure, which has for years been outgrowing our capacity to pay for it.
The quickest way to do this is to rub out dotted lines on a map.
Denis Healey once saved a fortune by rubbing out plans for an imaginary airport in the Thames estuary.
I expect to rub out the new rail link under London, the national centre for wind-power, the cross-Channel terminus at King's Cross and the Little Podlington by-pass.    
That need not cause mass suicide among the contractors, or imply that none of these projects will be built.
The point is that I shall not borrow to pay for them &mdash; others can do that.
They will not appear on my balance-sheet.
It is time to introduce the Treasury to the delights of off-balance-sheet financing.    
The <head>Channel</head>tunnel shows the way.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40163" docsrc="bnc_APS_258">
<context>
More straightforwardly, awareness of another nation's literature helps to create for authors a sense of the particular character and limitations of their own, encouraging the pursuit of alternatives and possibilities for innovation and change.
If experimental novelists metaphorically stare across the Channel, it is not only because they hope some valuable contraband &mdash; fresh styles from France &mdash; may be smuggled through English literary customs.
It is because aspects of foreignness itself, of vision focused by contact with other nations and languages, may be a crucial encouragement to the sort of writing they produce.    
A peculiarity of the British context &mdash; and a possible strength for its future &mdash; is that this sort of encouragement may be found without even looking across the English <head>Channel</head> , though generally by looking away from England.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40168" docsrc="bnc_BNX_537">
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Movie action, adventure, comedy, horror, plus a wide selection of movies for adult viewing.
Also enjoy special events such as exclusive world class sports, and top rock and pop concerts.        
the movie channel&hellip; the best in motion picture entertainment    
Enjoy a new film premier every day, and great blockbuster hits for all the family.
Available around the clock.        
sky sports&hellip; the top sport events live!    
The best in British and overseas sporting events, many exclusive to Sky, such as live English International and Scottish league football, Sunday afternoon cricket, and championship boxing.        
sky news&hellip; the latest news, around the clock    
The highly acclaimed 24 hour news and current affairs <head>channel</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40172" docsrc="bnc_CBF_9031">
<context>
She told America's ABC network that the topless photos were an intrusion on a private scene and described Mr Bryan as a &bquo;fantastic friend&equo;.
Interviewer Diane Sawyer asked her: &bquo;But he was not just a financial adviser?&equo;    
Fergie insisted: &bquo;I didn't say he was.
He has been a fantastic friend helping me with financial work.&equo;        
999 hero saves tot at his desk    
AN ambulance boss saved the life of a choking baby when her parents raced into his control room as he handled a 999 call.    
Radio controller John Fletcher, 42, gave four-month-old Lauren McNamara, who was choking after swallowing a battery at Anfield, Liverpool, the kiss of life.    
John of Ellesmere Port, said: &bquo;I've nicknamed her Ever Ready.    
&bquo;She's a very beautiful baby and I'd always be ready to help her.&equo;        
<head>Channel</head>crossing    
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</instance>

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 MESA   Boogie caliber 50 combo, &pound;700.      
 MESA   Boogie Mk 2B, clean, full flight case, wheels, 60/100 reverb graphic EV fan, half new price, vgc, &pound;625.      
 MESA   Boogie Mk 3 simulclass, EV speaker, flight cased, immaculate, &pound;975.      
 MESA   Boogie Mk 4 combo, flight cased, as new, &pound;1,350.      
 MESA   Boogie Quad preamp plus footswitch, &pound;650. 295 poweramp, &pound;650, both mint and unused.
12 unit rack, &pound;80.      
 MESA   Boogie Quad preamp, 295 power amp, 2 1x12 EG speakers, Boogie flight case, &pound;1,700 for quick sale.      
 MESA   Boogie special studio 22, rack mounted, separate lead <head>channel</head>modification by factory in USA, a very unique amp, &pound;395 ono.      
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40181" docsrc="bnc_CRM_4335">
<context>
Although calmodulin labelled several polypeptides of apparent  M    r   240K, 140K, 70K, 67K and 35K in both the ROS membrane and calmodulin affinity-purified fraction (Fig. 4 (right), lanes a and b), only the 240K polypeptide was labelled with calmodulin in the immunoaffinity-purified channel complex (Fig. 4 (right) lane c).
Calmodulin affinity chromatography has also been used to purify a related 63K/240K channel complex from pig and rat ROS membranes.
This suggests that the channel complex and its interaction with calmodulin is conserved, at least for mammalian ROS.
These results indicate that calmodulin affinity chromatography can be used to purify the cGMP-gated channel complex from ROS membranes and that the 240K channel-associated polypeptide binds calmodulin in a Ca  2+   -dependent manner.
On the basis of these findings, calmodulin modulation of the <head>channel</head>activity is likely to occur through Ca  2+   -dependent interaction of calmodulin with the 240K channel-associated protein.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40185" docsrc="bnc_CR7_1733">
<context>
First there was the auction of the ITV (Channel 3) franchises in 1991; then the launch of Classic FM, the first national commercial radio station, in 1992; the growth of satellite and cable-TV; and the review of the BBC's charter.
Now two firms promise further changes to an industry already worried about the sort of creature it is turning into.    
On April 23rd Pearson, a publishing-to-tableware conglomerate that controls the Financial Times, Penguin Books and 50% of The Economist, bid for Thames Television, Britain's biggest independent TV producer.
Thorn EMI, a music-to-lighting group, accepted, agreeing to sell Pearson its 59% stake in Thames for &pound;99m (&dollar;154m).
Meanwhile, on April 30th Richard Branson's latest project, Virgin 1215, took to the air as Britain's second national commercial radio <head>channel</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40188" docsrc="bnc_A11_703">
<context>
That the classical wooden-bodied Pullman cars of earlier days had long since been split up and sold or scrapped was no deterrent.
Where others would have dismissed the idea as impractical, Sherwood set about locating those vehicles which had survived intact.
Nine Pullmans were restored to their former splendour (but with modern air braking) at Carnforth in a remarkable &pound;3 million project.
Late in 1989 a tenth Pullman was undergoing &bquo;the treatment&equo; at an expected cost of &pound;400,000.
Across the <head>Channel</head> , Sherwood had indulged in a similar restoration exercise with a variety of former Wagons-Lits coaches, arranging the professional refurbishment of the sleeping cars, diners, day cars and staff vehicles by the Wagon-Lits shops at Ostende, and the Bremer Waggonbau company at Bremen.    
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40191" docsrc="bnc_B0X_797">
<context>
These included: a barrier function to the formed elements of blood and plasma macromolecules; resistance to platelet thrombi; active transport of substances from blood; synthesis of factors involved in vessel wall-blood interactions and vascular repair processes.
Thus endothelial cells synthesise many elements of their underlying connective tissue including fibronectin, elastin, collagen, proteoglycans and microfibrils (Buonassisi, 1973; Howard et al, 1976; Jaffe et al, 1976; Bornstein &amp; Sage, 1980) which controls vessel permeability as well as stimulating thrombosis following loss or damage to endothelial cells (Smith et al, 1979).
Exchange of macromolecules across the endothelium involves active vesicle formation, and transendothelial <head>channels</head>and intercellular clefts (Simionescu et al, 1976; Chien, 1978).
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40194" docsrc="bnc_AKH_514">
<context>
The molten rock is within half a mile of the gates of Zafferana Etnea, a town of 7,000 people.
To try to divert it, 30 concrete blocks, each weighing two tons, are expected to be lowered today from Black Stallion helicopters belonging to Nato.
It is also planned to make use of explosives.    
The flows, more than 200 yards wide, were said to have slowed yesterday from a rate of 100 yards an hour because of a decreased incline.
Since December they have been pouring from a new fissure in Etna, 7,500ft above sea level.    
At first a natural depression reinforced by earthworks put up in January by the Italian army contained the lava.    
Last week it broke through in several places, going underground along <head>channels</head>below the cooled crust, to reappear from smaller &bquo;ephemeral&equo; craters farther down the slopes.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40197" docsrc="bnc_ABS_1349">
<context>
&bquo;I said, &bquo;Suzy, what's going on here?
Is he drinking?&equo;
She said, &bquo;No, it's just Coca-Cola.&equo;&equo;    
He had spent weeks trying everything to win this woman back.
But in a single motion he was about to drive her away again, one final time.    
Seth turned to Susan, smirking, and opened his leather jacket.
From beneath it he pulled a fifth of rum.
Now only   Suzy remained by Seth's side, and there, a few days later, is where the story ends.    
Sergeant Newton Barrios had investigated more than seven hundred traffic fatalities in the city of New Orleans, but this was the worst he'd ever seen on the St Claude Avenue Bridge.    
The seventy-one-year-old steel cantilever span narrows down to two lanes as it crosses a <head>channel</head>that connects the Gulf to the Mississippi.
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<context>
May I, however, challenge Alvin Sallay's assertion that the birth of rugby in China dates from Shi Zheng Scheng's return to Beijing Nong Ye Da X&uuml;e from Japan.
Rugby union (the Chinese translates as &bquo;olive-shaped ball&equo;) was being played at Tonghua in Dongbei (Manchuria) in 1987.
I know because I was one of the VSO teachers who introduced it there.
We bought our ball in Dongbei too &mdash; from the no.1 department store in Dandong on the North Korean border (could Korea have been the original influence?).    
It may interest you to know that until last highlights from the previous day's Five Nations Championship games were shown on the nationwide seven o'clock news every Sunday evening in China.
Furthermore, at 7.30 on Christmas Eve 1988 CCTV, the central television <head>channel</head>broadcast from Beijing, showed 40 minutes of highlights from the 1986 Wales v Scotland game at Cardiff Arms Park.
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
As part of the normal processes of a river, the stones in these shoals are neatly sorted and graded by the flowing water into an overlapping fish-scale pattern known as &bquo;armouring&equo;, which makes them relatively stable.
By dredging up gravel, therefore, river managers were actually de-stabilizing the river bed, thereby contributing to the erosion which they were supposedly trying to prevent.
Riverside trees, whose roots increase the tensional strength of the bank material, are the best protection against erosion, especially if they are well established and are properly maintained.
They also reduce land loss, since it is estimated that <head>channels</head>with 50 per cent tree and shrub cover on both banks require only approximately half the width for a given volume of bankfull flood-water speeding through the channel, compared to treeless brooks which erode out into the adjacent fields.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.40206" docsrc="bnc_BP7_1814">
<context>
&bquo;&hellip; into the last furlong, and the Guppy looks beaten, Breakdancer takes up the running with Prince Charming on the stand side &mdash; it looks to be between these two &mdash; but now Shine On's absolutely flying on the outside, a terrific challenge, the three locked together, Breakdancer and Shine On stride for stride, at the line it's very close but I think it's shine On who gets it on the nod.
There'll be a photograph but there's not much doubt about the winner.
shine On ridden with breathtaking confidence by the young apprentice Kelly Connor who got up in the last stride to &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;She didn't look so breathtakingly confident last night, darling,&equo; Margaret Stanhope said to the radio set.
&bquo;She was more like something out of  The Night of the Living Dead  .&equo;      
Switching to a music <head>channel</head> , Margaret wondered how Jack would be feeling right now.
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</instance>

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<context>
But he finally slipped into Sydney and left having signed a lucrative new deal to assist Australian rugby's   new television broadcaster,  Channel Ten  , with their marketing of rugby for the next three years.    
This deal with  Channel Ten   will ensure that Campese continues playing Test rugby despite his statements earlier this year that he would step down from international rugby and establish a permanent business base in Italy.    
The  Channel Ten   broadcasting deal shocked the Australian public as the  Australian Broadcasting Corporation   has been televising rugby for 30 years.
In contrast,  Channel Ten   had been televising rugby league for 18 years until  Channel Nine   recently acquired future rights.    
The ARFU's decision has still yet to sink in with many rugby traditionalists but  <head>Channel</head>Ten   displayed instant commitment to their new deal when they televised the tickertape parade live throughout Australia.    
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</instance>

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<context>
The mid seems a little biased towards the upper part of the frequency band and at low level that also adds bite to the top end, creating a good, solid midrange tone.    
Crunch exhibits exactly that, although a certain amount of brittleness does get in the way of the smooth, valve-based sound I tend to prefer.
EQ'ing helps, but I found that over-correction would affect the lead channel, which shares the same tone circuitry, so I had to accept a compromise for my crunch sound.    
One thing the Attax has in abundance is overdrive, with all the harmonic overtones you could want.
Initially, this looked promising, but on turning the system up to normal stage volume I'm afraid I was somewhat disappointed.
The only <head>channel</head>I could really work with was the Clean; Crunch and Lead developed a very hard, transistorised quality which, had I not already known differently, would have convinced me that this was a totally solid state preamp.
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</instance>

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<context>
The final alignment began at Haifa Bay, passed overland through the Jezreel and Bet Shean Valleys, and followed the Jordan Rift Valley southwards until it reached the northern shore of the Dead Sea.    
The Environmental Protection Service pushed hard for the southern mountain route.
Its case was based both on the opportunities that this route offered for regional development in the northern Negev, and on the destructive effects on the environment that any of the other routes entailed.    
The Haifa Bay route would have constituted a serious disruption as it passed overland through intensively developed urban and farming areas to the Jordan Valley, destroying property and agricultural land.
There, another question arose: whether to use the River Jordan to carry the salt water, or to construct a <head>channel</head>alongside it.
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</instance>

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These have been viewed with some irritation by Northern regions who feel that their needs have been ignored in the planning of the Tunnel, and that pampered southerners should be prepared to pay the price of their economic success.    
However, there are fears that transport congestion, environmental damage and other symptoms of over-development in the south east may prove a positive disincentive to growth once the Tunnel is opened, and that the main beneficiary will be the Nord Pas de Calais region, especially as French companies seem to be ahead of their British counterparts in planning for the future.
Some, including Kent County Council, believe that large scale induced development will not occur without positive government intervention and that some towns such as Dover could be badly affected by the loss of their traditional ferry business.
The <head>Channel</head>Tunnel Research Unit at the University of Kent is also cautious in its assessment and expects the direct impact of the Tunnel to be marginal.    
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</instance>

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This proposal involved rebated surfaces and, in consequence, a much more complicated arrangement than that finally constructed.    
The end gates to the upper channels consisted of lattice-frame portcullises, exactly like those on the tanks.
Each of these gates were fitted with a sluice, to enable the space between it and the gate on the tank to be flooded once the join had been made.
This was to allow free movement of the gates when they were lifted.
The conduit carrying the longer outer channel across the head of the forward plane was also constructed of steel plate and was supported on brick piers.
This channel, like the one for the forward plane, was supported and faced at the end with standing brickwork.
The standing work of the forward <head>channel</head> , constructed of hard blue brick, is still to be seen on the site.
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</instance>

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<context>
One can therefore presume that he was not looking at the landscape as scenery but as habitat.
His art is symbolic, diagrammatic, highly decorative, repetitive and, like the landscape itself, apparently endless.    
Apart from the sheer aesthetic delight of these native works I began to feel that somewhere among them was a clue for solving my own artistic dilemma.
And that tuned in well with my inclinations to look for formal qualities and make more or less abstract patterns out of nature.
But anything I might do in that way would have to await my return home.
It could not be accomplished on the run though I made some schematic doodles based on observation: the way, for example, drainage run-off <head>channels</head>bulldozed off the sides of the track echoed the pattern of the tree branches or veins on a leaf.     
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B510 BCK) contained, amongst other things, a Status Series 4000 bass serial no. 015, a black Westone Thunder fretless, a Fender Stage 185 amp with the Channel 1 midrange pot snapped off, an Orange 4x12 cab, a Peavey MkIV bass amp, a new-style Fender 4x12 cab, a Rhodes electric piano, a Hammond X5 organ, a Solton combined Leslie cabinet and amplifier, various Sonor drums, a pair of Bose 402 PA speakers and a custom-built effects board containing an old Tube Screamer, a CE2, a Cry Baby, an Ibanez Phaser, an orange &bquo;mute&equo; box and a Korg chromatic tuner.
If any of these items are offered to you, please contact Clitheroe Police on 0200 23818 or Andy Wilkinson on 0200 23853.    
On a slightly happier note, the Bass Centre would like to thank Johnny Roadhouse in Manchester for helping to retrieve one of the Status Empathy basses whipped from our Northern Music Show.
Still missing are a see-thru red Bass Collection SB502 fretless 4-string and the other Empathy, serial number 1024, so keep 'em peeled.        
BABY DRIVER    
The latest addition to Carlsbro's Sherwood acoustic guitar combo family is called, appropriately enough, the Baby.
The Baby pushes out 30 watts through a single ten-inch dual-cone speaker, and features two <head>channels</head> .
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</instance>

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<context>
Puerto Rico Telephone Co. awarded its $3 million account to West Indies &amp;
Grey, Grey Advertising's office in Puerto Rico.  DIET COKE: Coca-Cola Co.
yesterday said singer Elton John signed to appear in an ad for Diet Coke.
Details of the commercial, which will be part of the brand's 1990
advertising campaign, were n't disclosed.  Mr. John becomes the latest of
many music stars, including George Michael and Whitney Houston, to appear
in ads for the diet drink.  Turner Broadcasting System Inc. said it formed
a unit to make and distribute movies to theaters overseas and, eventually,
to U.S. theaters, too.  The operator of cable-television networks said the
new Turner Pictures unit will produce movies that will premiere on Turner
Broadcasting's Turner Network Television <head>channel</head>, or TNT,
and then will be released internationally in movie theaters.
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</instance>

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<context>
CBS has changed the rules by throwing out the old basis for sports bids --
that is, can the network alone make a profit on it?  Mr. Pilson emphasizes
the ancillary benefits of positive press, contented affiliate stations,
enthusiastic advertisers and huge audiences that might stick around to
watch other CBS programs when the game is over.  The billion-dollar
question is, How much are those benefits worth?  Some TV people doubt they
will materialize and argue that even if they do, they wo n't offset the
multimillion-dollar deficits that CBS could run up.  ``As we 've seen in
the '80s,'' says Roger Werner, the president of the ESPN sports
<head>channel</head>, ``those deals can turn sour if the numbers do
n't work.
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</instance>

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<context>
In a move that could pose a new competitive challenge to Time Warner Inc.'s
powerful Home Box Office, cable giant Tele-Communications Inc. agreed to
buy half of Showtime Networks Inc. from Viacom Inc. for $225 million.  The
purchase comes after nearly three years of on-again off-again talks between
TCI and Viacom, which has also discussed the sale of an interest in
Showtime with other cable operators.  Showtime is a distant No. 2 to Home
Box Office, and in May filed a $2.5 billion antitrust suit against Time
Warner, charging the company and its HBO and American Television cable
units with conspiring to monopolize the pay TV business.  HBO has close to
24 million subscribers to its HBO and Cinemax networks, while Showtime and
its sister service, The Movie <head>Channel</head>, have only about
10 million, according to Paul Kagan Associates, a Carmel, Calif., research
firm.
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</instance>

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<context>
In autumn last year, for example, the regime garrison at Kandahar was
prepared to surrender the city to resistance moderates.  At the last minute,
however, Pakistani officials sent in Gulbuddin Hekhmatyar, perhaps the most
hated and feared of the extremists, with a demand that the surrender be
made to his forces.  The deal fell through, and Kandahar remains a major
regime base.  The resistance lacks not only air power, armor and expertise
but often such essentials as maps, mine detectors, or even winter gloves.
Experienced resistance commanders wanted to use guerrilla action and siege
tactics to wear down the regime.  Instead, they were pressured by Pakistan
's ISI, the <head>channel</head> for their support, into attacking
Jalalabad.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.30021" docsrc="wsj_2007.mrg_18">
<context>
Warner-Lambert, Morris Plains, N.J., reported sales that were a record for
any quarter and the eighth quarter in a row of 20 % or more per-share
earnings growth.  Spurred by growth in world-wide sales of the company's
prescription drugs, Warner-Lambert said 1989 will be the best year in its
history, with per-share earnings expected to increase more than 20 % to
about $6.10.  Sales for the quarter rose to $1.11 billion from $1.03 billion.
Prescription-drug world-wide sales rose 9 % in the quarter to $340 million;
U.S. sales rose 15 %.  The segment's growth was led by sales of the
cardiovascular drugs Lopid, a lipid regulator, and Dilzem, a calcium
<head>channel</head> blocker.
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</instance>

<instance id="channel.30024" docsrc="wsj_2066.mrg_11">
<context>
``It is important to the cable industry that we have a vibrant and
competitive pay-television marketplace,'' Mr. Malone said in a statement.
In a telephone interview, Robert Thomson, TCI senior vice president, said
Showtime's suit against HBO ``does n't involve us, and nothing we 're doing
here bears any relationship to that.'' He added, ``We do n't intend to be
drawn into it,'' noting that TCI wo n't play any active role in the
management of Showtime.  Linking up Showtime with the largest cable
operator in the U.S. could sharply boost its subscribers.  TCI said it may
bring in other cable operators as investors, a practice it has employed in
the past with investments in other cable networks, such as The Discovery
<head>Channel</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.30027" docsrc="wsj_2351.mrg_24">
<context>
``The next stage is to get beyond the opinion leaders who use us as a point
of reference to become a point of reference at ordinary dinner tables,''
says Jon Petrovich, executive vice president of Headline News, CNN's sister
network.  But that wo n't be easy.  Networks, like other consumer products,
develop images in peoples 'minds that are n't easy to change.  It also
takes money that CNN has been reluctant to spend to make programs and hire
talent that viewers will tune in specially to see.  And the cable-TV
operators -- CNN's distributors and part owners -- like things just the way
they are.  The repositioning bid is aimed at CNN's unsteady viewership --
and what may happen to it as the cable-TV news market grows more competitive.
Already, CNN is facing stronger competition from Financial News Network
Inc. and General Electric Co.'s Consumer News and Business
<head>Channel</head>, both of which are likely to pursue more general
news in the future.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.30032" docsrc="wsj_1297.mrg_26">
<context>
Time Warner said its cable division turned in a 77 % increase in operating
cash flow, to $166 million from $94 million, reflecting higher
per-subscriber revenue.  In addition, the 1988 results included a $20
million charge reflecting a reserve for relocation related expenses at
American Television &amp; Communications Corp.  On the other hand, Time Warner
said its operating cash flow declined in the quarter for its magazine
division, its books division and the Home Box Office programming division.
In magazines, higher advertising revenues at Sports Illustrated and Fortune
were offset by lower ad revenue for other major magazines.  The programming
division saw a decline in operating cash flow because the year-ago quarter
included a $12 million dividend from Turner Broadcasting System and because
the quarter includes expenses associated with the Nov. 15 launch of HBO's
Comedy <head>Channel</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="channel.30035" docsrc="wsj_1275.mrg_2">
<context>
In Australia, land of the outback, a snapshot of Jim Beam lies on a strip
of hand-tooled leather.  West Germans get glitz, with bourbon in the
foreground and a posh Beverly Hills hotel in the background.  Ads for
England are artsy and irreverent.  One ad features a huge robot carrying a
voluptuous woman in a faint.  The tagline: ``I only asked if she wanted a
Jim Beam.  Capital Cities ABC Inc.'s net income rose 29 % on a modest 9 %
increase in revenue in the third quarter, mainly on strong advertising
demand at its ABC television network operation.  Demand for ads also rose
at the eight TV stations Capital Cities owns and at its 80%-owned ESPN
sports cable <head>channel</head>.
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</instance>

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Yesterday mystery still surrounded Bardot's overdose with many people asking why the screen legend should try to take her own life at a time when she seemed to have found happiness with her new husband.        
Tourist is beaten to death in Oz    
A BRITISH holidaymaker was beaten to death while drinking in a bar in Australia.    
Father-of-three Andrew Cockle, 31, was taken to hospital with neck and chest injuries but died after emergency surgery.    
Andrew, of Bedminster, Bristol, flew to Australia in June for a working holiday.    
His death in Brisbane is the third tragedy to hit estranged wife Sue and heartbroken parents Maurice and Marlene.    
Their other son Martin, 24, was killed in a car crash nine years ago, and Sue's brother died in May after being swept out of a dinghy in Greece.    
Sue, 29, the mother of his <head>children</head> Guy, 10, Lee, eight, and Sarah, five, said: &bquo;I can't believe he's not coming home.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40005" docsrc="bnc_CEK_7064">
<context>
She is suing a hunter who chased wild boar on to her land and taking legal action over articles about her love life with Bernard, a close friend of extreme right-wing politician Jean-Marie le Pen.    
Despite her screen success, Bardot has had a troubled life.
She turned her back on acting in 1973 to devote her life to animals, becoming a recluse.    
Her first three marriages all ended unhappily.
In 1952 she wed film director Roger Vadim, the man responsible for turning her into a screen star, but that soon turned sour.
Seven years later actor Jacques Charrier became husband No 2.
Bardot then had a string of lovers including Sacha Distel.    
In 1966 she married German playboy Gunther Sachs, following a whirlwind romance.
They parted three years later.    
She was also estranged from her only <head>child</head> Nicolas, from her marriage to Charrier, and looked to be facing a lonely old age.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40008" docsrc="bnc_A48_31">
<context>
A commentator in The Lancet argues that detergents should be sold in child-resistant containers.
Parents should be aware that sludge left behind in the dispenser is highly concentrated and dangerous.        
Health: The choice that allowed a life for Sophie: Pregnant at 37, Belinda Whiting decided against screening.
She explains why to Eileen Herzberg    
By EILEEN HERZBERG    
BELINDA WHITING gave birth to Sophie, a baby with Down's syndrome, 18 months ago.
Although Belinda was 37, she decided against amniocentesis or any other test to detect chromosomal abnormalities.
She wanted her baby, did not want to run the risk of a miscarriage and would not have considered an abortion.    
&bquo;I don't understand how people can abort a wanted child.
How we can legally do away with <head>children</head> like Sophie,&equo; Belinda explains.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40013" docsrc="bnc_CH8_1104">
<context>
I went to Rose and Cyril Grabham, a lovely couple who lived at No 4, Park Cottages.
At the time I wondered why Pat and Alan stayed together, but I reasoned that Pat, being the eldest, was there to look after Alan, the youngest.
I was obviously deemed old enough to look after myself.    
Time was impossible to measure down in Chard &mdash; it always is when you're a child &mdash; and I remember one day chatting to Uncle   Cyril and feeling that I'd been living there for an age.
I reckoned it to be about nine months, so I asked him how long it had been.
&bquo;Ooh, well, let's see now, I s'pose it must be getting on for six weeks, now,&equo; Cyril said.    
But if they were strange times for us, I can hardly imagine what they were like for my mother.
One day she had a husband and three <head>children</head> , the next, no one.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40016" docsrc="bnc_B10_1322">
<context>
This programme was designed to improve their relationship with Gary by providing opportunities for mutually reinforcing activities.
By the end of the programme Gary was much happier, showing much more pro-social behaviour and getting on a good deal better with his parents.    
This case illustrates how by changing behaviour one can also affect attitudes.
By modifying children's more difficult behaviour, they become more rewarding to their parents, and mothers and fathers who have been at the stage of rejecting and even abusing their difficult children find they can enjoy the experience of being a parent.            
Understanding anger and aggression      
Forms of anger and aggression    
<head>Children</head> give vent to their anger in various ways.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40020" docsrc="bnc_A0R_1722">
<context>
The President turned to Susan.
There was a pause; the President dipped his head and spoke into the microphones.    
&bquo;Lonely,&equo; said the President.    
He frowned and turned back to Susan.
She nodded and he went on, &bquo;I was lonely.
I was not satisfied.
I was not pleased.
I was surprised that the Council could not do more for the World.
But I am cautiously optimistic about the atmosphere in which the talks were conducted.
I am hopeful for better results at future councils.
I am lonely yes, but my loneliness is the price I pay in order that the people of the World may look ahead to peace and freedom and to a decent standard of living for their <head>children</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40025" docsrc="bnc_ALM_1329">
<context>
The issues are obviously different for parents who relinquish a baby from those whose rights are later terminated by law and the child placed for adoption.    
Studies which illustrate the pain and distress many relinquishing mothers experience for years to come (sadly, information about fathers is unavailable) would suggest a more inclusive form of adoption (Panor and Baran, 1984; Winkler and Keppel, 1984).
For some birth parents this would mean periodic up-dating of information from themselves to   the adoptive family and from the latter to the birth parents directly or through the placement agency.    
Others may wish to keep up periodic or continuing contacts.
Kruk (1989) referring to non-custodial fathers in divorce, claims that those who arrived at some level of resolution of their grief were those who were in fact able to maintain regular contact with their <head>child</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40028" docsrc="bnc_CKB_1770">
<context>
Ginny twisted towards him and they slid down the bed.
The phone began to ring.    
Ginny tried to pull away from him.    
&bquo;Leave it,&equo; he said.      
&bquo;But it might be urgent.&equo;    
&bquo;I doubt it.
If it is, they'll call back.&equo;    
In a while the ringing stopped.
Only then was Ginny able to enjoy what was happening.
As always, the pleasure was heightened by the sense of guilt that accompanied it.    
When she was a <head>child</head> , Ginny Salperton followed the forms of religion that her school and to a lesser extent her parents laid down for her.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40031" docsrc="bnc_CAR_1741">
<context>
In June 1991, following the trauma in Orkney, the government announced categorically that no more children were to be taken from their homes by social workers in dawn raids.
The only exception would be if a child's life was in danger.
This became law immediately in England and Wales, and is part of the new Children's Act.
It was believed that similar action would follow very quickly in Scotland, where the Child Care Law Review was nearing completion.
This review of child-care in Scotland began before the children in Orkney were taken from their homes early on a February morning.
Its completion was delayed because of the case.    
In reviewing child-care law, the Scottish Office took submissions from every agency involved with the care, protection and management of children.
These included Social Work Departments, <head>children</head> 's homes, Children's Hearing Panels, voluntary organisations, and others.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40035" docsrc="bnc_CGT_1336">
<context>
being offered a wide range of attractive foods that replace what is being offered    
3    
removal from the restraints of the feeding situation, that is being able to run around and play        
Linscheid and Rasnake (1985) have found that the length of the meal-time is a good indicator of a behaviourally based feeding problem.
Meals that last longer than twenty minutes indicate that the child is gaining more from the parent interaction than from the food.    
The parents may be trying different techniques, coaxing and offering a wide variety of foods.
They may have tried force&rehy;feeding, threatening, offers of rewards, punishing, modelling, or ignoring the problem.
Another indicator of this type of problem is the existence of strong food preferences and a gradual reduction in the number of foods the <head>child</head> will accept.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40038" docsrc="bnc_AK4_538">
<context>
When he got to know her a bit better, he was further excited by her strength of will, her independence, her commitment to the Irish nationalist cause, and &mdash; best of all, he reckoned &mdash; her utterly straight-faced enthusiasm for his explorations of the Celtic spirit-world.
Theirs would be a union of questing souls; they would voyage together into fairy realms.    
For Maud Gonne, the prospects were not quite so thrillingly clear-cut.
She liked Yeats well enough, and although poetry meant little to her, she could see that he was destined for great things.
With his help, she might learn how to develop and direct her psychic powers.
But that was it: she never saw him as a likely husband or lover.
He was a dreamer, dithering and peaceable: Ireland would not be saved by such as he.    
By the time she met Yeats, Maud had already lived a little.
Unknown to him, she had a French lover, and a <head>child</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40041" docsrc="bnc_CH1_3586">
<context>
If Nigel de Gruchy of the National Association of Schoolmasters and Women Teachers (and there's a catchy title if ever there was one) cannot weave any more magic into his protest than &bquo;The national curriculum has become a political football being booted up and down the right wing of the Conservative Party,&equo; he doesn't deserve to be taken seriously.    
Likewise David Hart, General Secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, who came up with the poetic gem: &bquo;The Council is being made more and more the poodle of centralised government.&equo;    
Worse, David Pascal, chairman of the NCC, turns out to be a devotee of that well-known rightie novelist Tom Clancy, who presumably never splits his infinitives since this, along with a desire to train schoolchildren not to say &bquo;He done it&equo; appears to be the main components of Mr Pascal's plans for a more grammatical tomorrow.     
Useful    
Yet if <head>children</head> are to be taught a love of literature and language, they surely need to be inspired by those whose love of literature and language is apparent and infectious.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40044" docsrc="bnc_AJV_50">
<context>
The Face runs on a shoestring but sits on the same shelf as Vogue and Vanity Fair, the shiny starships of megalomedia, and it is usually better looking, nearly always a better read.
The Face pulls a bolder trick than most, and one that has now blown up in its own, er, face, with the &pound;200,000 libel damages awarded to Jason Donovan.
Donovan has waived part of the sum, but the case will still cost the magazine &pound;90,000.    
SHERYL Garratt says her heart dropped when she saw the ages of the jury.
Until the trial, few of them would probably have read The Face.
Hardly anyone over 40 does, though they will have absorbed its influence in a hundred ways, from the design of their daily paper to the styling of the latest television lager ad and the clothes and music their <head>children</head> consume.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40049" docsrc="bnc_ACA_119">
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Death, with which they lived so intimately, could not be detached from their lives as an object of contemplation.
Hugh McLeod has summed it up:    
&bquo;Preoccupation with keeping afloat in a cruel environment produced an indifference to questions about the meaning of the world and a good deal of scepticism about most schemes for changing it.&equo;        
The representative middle-class institution was the family, which reached its apotheosis in the nineteenth century.
As our death-bed scenario illustrated, the family was at its most cohesive at the times when the rites of passage were celebrated.
Scorn has been poured upon the excessive mourning practised by Victorians, to which even their <head>children</head> and servants were subjected; but it should be recalled that the badge of mourning was like the tartan of a Highland clan: it symbolised solidarity.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40053" docsrc="bnc_CH1_9650">
<context>
Nothing was to be removed, and I was to go home and keep my head   down  .    
A few days later, I was made redundant.
On the directions of the new heir to a &pound;50 million fortune, I was to receive the state minimum of one week's redundancy pay for each year's service.    
Only 11 years were acknowledged, and plans to throw the wedding reception at Althorp for my second marriage were cancelled.    
Two days after her husband's death, Lady Spencer came to Althorp with a roll of red stickers to identify her possessions, the pieces she would be removing to her London home.    
Before anything could be removed her ladyship was asked to supply receipts proving she owned each item.    
It seemed that in the days following the Earl's death, his <head>children</head> displayed a hardness that even surprised me.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40058" docsrc="bnc_CS1_1017">
<context>
For example, in the Leoni Keating case, interest was maintained by reporting fully the reaction of the crowd to the accused's first appearance in court &mdash;  CROWDS HURL EGGS AT LEONI CASE MAN: Mums scream &bquo;Hang him'   (  Sun  );  FURY OVER LEONI MAN   (  Star  );  WIVES&equo; FURY AT MAN IN LEONI CASE   (  Daily Mirror  ).
They were described as &bquo;screaming women&equo; or &bquo;a screaming mob of women&equo;, providing &bquo;a gauntlet of hate&equo;&equo;.
However, the general focus of the  Sun   and the  Star   was to use the occasion to emphasise the demand for the return of capital punishment &mdash; &bquo;outside the hearing, mother of five, Mrs Sandra Daniels, founder of the pro-hanging <head>CHILD</head> organisation carried a banner reading: &bquo;Did Leoni die in vain?&equo;&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40062" docsrc="bnc_AC7_1418">
<context>
It seemed that the man hiding in the bushes by the gate existed only in the mind of Mrs Browning, although she was quite genuinely afraid.
She would phone the police and they would go out of their way to search her garden and reassure her of their vigilance, but it had been going on for years.
Although the subject was something not discussed, almost everyone in the road had at one time or another been confided in and had helped Mrs Browning as far as they could, although she seemed to feel she should not worry any particular neighbour too much so went from one to another, as it were in turn.
Looking back I think she could hardly have lived anywhere more suited to the containment of her difficulty.    
Many years later, my husband by then having died and my <head>children</head> being away from home, Mrs Browning lived on.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40066" docsrc="bnc_ALM_1218">
<context>
The purpose of this paper is to examine further the issue of open adoption or adoption with contact.      
BACKGROUND    
In 1984, the Court of Session in Edinburgh (Hay/Briton against Central Regional Council) refused a 53 year old grandmother custody or access to her six year old grandchild, though it was agreed that the &bquo;most significant relationship&equo; the child had was with this grandmother.
The Court's decision was largely influenced by the evidence of a psychologist who claimed that to award custody or access to the grandmother would diminish the child's prospect of developing &bquo;a balanced personality&equo;.
The report in the Scottish Law Times does not refer to any evidence to support the view that the maintenance of contact between a <head>child</head> and a birth relative to whom he or she has attachments would cause harm to the child's developing personality.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40071" docsrc="bnc_ALM_1048">
<context>
Nevertheless, it is remarkable that despite administrative differences, the problems facing residential care in Flanders and the Netherlands and the recent changes in policy are very similar to those found in the United Kingdom.
Indeed, those with knowledge of the British scene will recognize many of the points made about Flanders and the Netherlands.
For example, the regional distribution of residential and foster care services in the United Kingdom is known to be uneven   with some local authorities using EBD schools and residential care far more frequently than others (Fuller and Stevenson, 1983).
Hence, whether a child is placed with a foster family or in residential care may not so much depend on the child's needs but on where he or she happens to live.
One local authority in England, Warwickshire, has closed all its residential provision for <head>children</head> in care.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40074" docsrc="bnc_CRW_162">
<context>
Commentators in this school tend to emphasise class and economic variables as factors producing poor standards of child care, and to de-emphasise parental culpability and personal inadequacy.
Thus, in this view parents as well as children tend to appear as victims and, in particular, working-class parents are seen as vulnerable and powerless  vis-&agrave;-vis   statutory agencies.
It is thought that the separation of children from poor parents, the keeping of children apart from parents and the removal of parental rights are undertaken too readily by these agencies.
Ideally, steps should not be taken to remove children from parental care unless there is clearly no other way to prevent harm to them and unless other options, such as day-care, financial and housing help, have been investigated first.
When <head>children</head>  have   been removed, positive efforts should be made to rehabilitate them with their parents as soon as possible.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40078" docsrc="bnc_B1Y_641">
<context>
The year was 1965.
We had a daughter of nineteen at Teacher Training College and two sons, sixteen and thirteen, still at school.
Our older son was not too keen on having a baby in the house.
&bquo;It will be the end of family life as I know it,&equo; he said, which of course it was.
A new baby always changes family life.
The first day Shanti was with us he did not come home from school till very late.
The next morning, at breakfast, he looked down at the little girl sitting in her baby chair.
She stared at him with her beautiful Indian eyes, puzzled I am sure by this tall man looking down at her.
When I looked at him, there were tears in his eyes, and he said, &bquo;It's not us who'll have the problem, Mum.
It's her.&equo;    
I think we underestimated the problems for the <head>child</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40081" docsrc="bnc_CLH_444">
<context>
Our interest in exploring BSL learning is justified by this trend, which is beginning to be apparent in the UK also.
in any case, the task of learning any form of the language seems to be governed by the same variables as demonstrated in the preceding section.    
Krashen (1981) has offered a set of postulates concerning second language acquisition which forms a coherent model of this language task and it is useful to consider how BSL satisfies the series of five hypotheses which Krashen sets out:    
The  acquisition &mdash; learning distinction   This point concerns the difference between language acquisition (the process whereby <head>children</head> learn their first language,   which is usually subconscious and constitutes &bquo;picking-up&equo; the language naturally) and language learning (conscious knowledge of the rules of the language).
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40084" docsrc="bnc_CAR_1701">
<context>
The last of four man-made causeways known as the Churchill Barriers linking Orkney's mainland to its scattered and remote south isles.
 Photograph   &copy; Robert Black    
The quarry on South Ronaldsay where the alleged abuse was supposed to have taken place.
 Photograph   &copy; Robert Black    
The Reverend Morris Mackenzie, Church of Scotland minister of South Ronaldsay and Burray.
 Photograph   &copy; Orkney Photographic    
Family solicitor John Moir talking to the media after a hearing of Orkney Children's Panel confirmed Place of Safety orders on the nine children.
 Photograph   &copy; Orkney Photographic    
Orcadians and incomers join together in a peaceful demonstration outside the <head>Children</head> 's Panel office in Kirkwall as a hearing takes place.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40087" docsrc="bnc_A6C_189">
<context>
It never drew large crowds and  The Birds   was no exception.
During one of the indiscriminate assaults by the murderous flocks of birds the screaming inhabitants of the town ran to and fro in a vain attempt to ward off their attackers.
From the cinema itself there also came a piercing cry.
The lights were on in a second and the usherette was at the screamer's side.
The woman concerned was in a state of shock.
A bird had gained entry through one of the broken windows and flown helplessly around until it collided with her.
The woman had lashed out in fear and given the bird a fatal blow, feathers everywhere.
She was helped from her seat and taken to the rear of the cinema.
The remains of the bird were gathered up and removed.
&lsqb;JOHN WEGON&rsqb;        
THE <head>CHILD</head> 'S BRAIN    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40090" docsrc="bnc_CH2_1256">
<context>
UNION leaders yesterday paved the way for the electricians to be readmitted to the TUC &mdash; four years after they were expelled.    
They agreed on a procedure which will be debated at next week's TUC conference in Blackpool.        
TV horse horror    
TV GIRL Yvette Fielding was dragged screaming behind a horse when a stunt backfired.    
Yvette, 23, was pulled round a jousting arena at Lamberhurst, Kent, wrapped in a sack while filming ITV's new show, What's Up Doc?    
The star was left badly bruised.
&bquo;It was terrifying,&equo; she said.     
HURT: Yvette        
Craig is saved by bossy big sis    
LITTLE Miss Bossy Emma Gardner keeps a firm grip on her brother after saving him from the clutches of a <head>child</head> abductor.    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40096" docsrc="bnc_AN5_603">
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If the record holder does not agree that an item is inaccurate, the parent is entitled to have a note of his disagreement added to the record.          
ACCESS FOR PARENT OR PUPIL?    
In much of the discussion it has been assumed that it is a parent who seeks the information.
If access is seen as part of the right of autonomy of the individual, one might ask why parents, rather than the children themselves, should have access.
If it is seen as part of control over quality of education, the parent might ask why the child should be given access at all.
In most cases the issue raises no problems, but estranged parents using the <head>child</head> to fight their bat ties or rebellious teenagers seeking recognition of their maturity and autonomy against over-protective or interventionist parents may see it as an important issue of principle.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40100" docsrc="bnc_ACW_1199">
<context>
Sometimes they cleared all the furniture back against the walls so that they could practise their special dance routines, or held rowdy parties in each other's rooms.
They sat on staircases to talk about poetry or politics, and many of them smoked long thin cigarettes rolled in dark brown paper and smelling of perfume.
Smallfry said the house was a hostel for whores and niggers and criminals on the run from the police.
She hated Nanny.
She called her a tart and a slut because she used to be married to a black man from South Carolina who sang basso at charity concerts all over Yorkshire and Lancashire and dropped dead at the Sun Hotel in Eccleshill in 1927.
All their <head>children</head> , including Buddie, were born with brown skin and crinkly hair and grew up to be entertainers, just like their father.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40105" docsrc="bnc_B1R_1078">
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Especially when the rash does not come out or is suppressed and a stuporose state comes on; stinging pains; high pitched cry; scanty urine; swellings and effusions.
 Worse (&lt;) heat and better (&gt;) cool &mdash; in any form  .        
 Bryonia  .
Sore limbs and body; child wants to lie  still and not be moved  ; any movement and the child may scream with pain; dry mouth and mucus membranes; intense  thirst for cold water  ; a bitter taste in the mouth, food or drink.
When the rash appears late or the chest is particularly affected; dry, hard, painful cough with chest stitches or tearing pains; twitches of muscles; pale face; eyes red; constipation and frequently  frontal headaches  ; mild delirium and the <head>child</head> &bquo;wants to go home&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40108" docsrc="bnc_C8P_694">
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Allow them three swings with the stick.
Once the bag is broken, the children can share the contents.            
3 Groups of people    
This is a good game for mixing people.
The organizer calls out a number.
If the first number chosen is three, then all those at the party have to join in groups of three and so on.
Those left out can wait till the next time, but a clever organizer will arrange the groupings so that, as different people come, there are few left out.
As a last resort you can call out the total number of those present!        
4 Group word making    
A reasonably quiet game, this is especially good for older children and may even be used by adults.
As the <head>children</head> arrive, give them a pencil and paper and ask them to join one of three or four groups.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40112" docsrc="bnc_CAR_1443">
<context>
One of the great strengths of the Hearing system in Scotland is its informality.
The lay panel, the rights of parents and children to be accompanied by a friend or supporter, and the complete absence of any professional legal formality generally help to reduce the tension and create a situation for discussion.
The presence of the high-powered lawyers at this second Children's Hearing in Orkney immediately charged the atmosphere.    
The Hearing began with a formal decision to dispense with the presence of the children.
The Reporter, Gordon Sloan, told the three Panel Members that the grounds for referral had not changed since the last Hearing three weeks previously.
He considered it was potentially damaging to the <head>children</head> to be at the Hearing, and, besides, the case of Proof before the Sheriff was still pending.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40115" docsrc="bnc_CGU_79">
<context>
Your financial support is most welcome and The Stroke Association have produced a catalogue of useful items which are now available by mail order.
Knitters will find lots of fun ideas in the &bquo;Knitted Toys Book&equo; by Jean Greenhowe (priced at &pound;8.99, with over 50 lovable toys to knit); there is also a battery-operated &bquo;Fuzz Remover&equo; (price &pound;5.99) which is the perfect gadget to remove bobbles and fuzz from tired knitwear and there are plenty of other items with general appeal including toys, cards, tea towels, gift sets and so on.    
For your copy of the latest gift catalogue, please write to  .        
 The Robert Glew Group   have produced the  Robin &bquo;Bambino&equo; look   a range of clothes with co-ordinating yarns for a complete outfit.
The garments are available from Robin stockists, to fit <head>children</head> from 6 months to 2&frac12; years with 41 to 66cm chest.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40118" docsrc="bnc_CMU_1481">
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Hence, subject and support teachers will need to develop expertise in modifying curriculum materials  and   managing behaviour problems.    
In conclusion, I am advocating that, as the whole-school approach grows in popularity as a positive response to children with special educational needs, it is important that schools, as organisations, and teachers, as individuals, reject the segregationist policy towards disruptive pupils which might appeal to some teachers and government policy makers.
By embracing the evidence from the &bquo;effectiveness of schools&equo; research and adopting a whole-school approach to special educational needs, we can create a truly comprehensive service of education in which it is accepted that ALL teachers have responsibility to meet the needs of ALL <head>children</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40121" docsrc="bnc_B16_149">
<context>
The greatest effect of social mobility might be expected to be in the middle of the range, perhaps when fathers move from manual to non-manual jobs, for example.    
An increasingly popular measure of effect is the difference not in proportions but in log odds between two categories.
This turns out to be much the same as looking at ratios of odds, but avoids cumbersome multiplicative arithmetic.        
Class effects on schooling    
In order to illustrate the construction of these different measures, consider again the original cross-tabulation of school type by class   background (figure 7.5).
If we wanted to summarize the extent to which any type of school selected disproportionately from the <head>children</head> of particular class backgrounds, we might use the difference between the service and the working class in the proportion attending that school.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40125" docsrc="bnc_A7H_654">
<context>
The solution was to operate independently, to abide by the unwritten rules of royal management and not let the Prince and Princess get into a position where they were competing for the limelight except when the occasion was pure entertainment.
But on 21 June 1982 the problem temporarily dissolved when at three minutes past nine in the evening, Diana gave birth to Prince William.        
PARENTHOOD    
Having children so early in their marriage was a mixed blessing.
Diana had felt unwell for much of the early part of her pregnancy, and was not quite herself, which made the process of settling down to married life all the more difficult.
But William was a much loved and much longed-for baby, and the Prince and Princess could not have been happier.    
Charles had taken an active interest from the start.
He had wanted children for years: not having them had been the one drawback to marrying late.
He had had to make do with friends' <head>children</head> , many of whom were his godchildren.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40129" docsrc="bnc_CHG_1300">
<context>
&bquo;You mean that's all the Mission bought in the way of filing cabinets?&equo;    
&bquo;Nae, ye mustn'a get it wrong.
This house was first built back in the 1890s as a residence for the local missionary.
There was nae a doctor there in those days.
The missionary looked after the islanders&equo; health as well as their spiritual welfare.
Then, when the first priest arrived, he wanted to live in Tala-Tala near the kirk, so this became the first hospital, and this,&equo; he almost kicked the battered old trunk, &bquo;became the first filing cabinet.
Tiare's mother gave it to the mission. &bquo;    
Along one wall was a big cupboard with double doors, warped with heat and humidity and bearing the word  Dispensary  .
The doors were fastened with a padlock which a <head>child</head> of five could have picked with a paper clip.      
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40132" docsrc="bnc_BMX_1867">
<context>
When Simon the Trapper parted from him on the great north ride the Friar loosened the rope that girdled his waist, dragged up his gown a score of inches to free the movement of his lower legs, re-tied his girdle tightly, wiped his hands on the none too clean garment and taking hold of his staff set off up the highway in pursuit of his sack, of Marian, and of the verderers.      
The Friar was easy-natured and slow to anger.
He was casual, careless and lazy unless roused; when roused he became energetic and tireless until his anger was assuaged.
As his judgement suffered in his calmer moments from overconfidence, so in his energetic ones it suffered from being too headlong.
After the fight with the beggars he had left the sack with Allen and Marian because it had seemed to him an ingenious way of saving himself the trouble of carrying it to Simon's hut and back again while at the same time it was a guarantee that the <head>children</head> would remain until he returned.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40136" docsrc="bnc_A4F_510">
<context>
For British Telecom and British Gas, where the perks took the form of discounts on quarterly bills, they were worth only 6.9 per cent and 7.4 per cent respectively.    
Labour condemned the incentives as &bquo;another effort to ensure that the sale is not a flop&equo;.
Anne Taylor, Labour's water spokeswoman, said: &bquo;No one will be very impressed with discounts on something they already own.
People want high quality service, and that's what money should be spent on &mdash; not on expensive public relations and giving shares away free.&equo;    
The Goverment is spreading the incentive net wider than in previous privatisations.
Every member of a household down to the youngest <head>child</head> will be eligible for perks, whereas for British Telecom and British Gas they were limited to one set per metered outlet.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40139" docsrc="bnc_A94_320">
<context>
Parents opening accounts will find that The Royal Bank of Scotland's Rainbow Savings account comes out top of the major high street banks, paying 8.25 per cent net, followed by the Bank of Scotland's Supersaver at 7.82 per cet.
Both require a minimum investment of &pound;1, give instant access and include gifts.
Of the larger building societies, Chelsea is offering 10.25 per cent net and Britannia 8.5 per cent.    
It is also worth looking at the smaller, regional building societies.
Some offer comparable, even higher, net rates than the Investment Account's gross rate, though there can be a small catch.
The Sheffield, for example, currently offers the best rate at 12.36 net, but only <head>children</head> whose parents or grandparents are existing savers may open an account and there is a maximum investment of &pound;500.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40143" docsrc="bnc_AP0_1234">
<context>
If I foul up now, they'll all laugh and say  Easy Rider   was a fluke.&equo;    
Jack said was he really sorry, but he couldn't do it.
He had already committed himself to more work than he could handle because he was inexperienced at making deals and having to turn down work.    
&bquo;And anyway,&equo; said Nicholson, &bquo;You know you want to play the lead yourself.&equo;    
&bquo;True,&equo; said Hopper, &bquo;but I thought I'd give you the chance of testing for it&hellip;&equo;    
They laughed and called each other foul names, and Hopper cleared off to Peru to begin filming  The Last Movie  , with an assembled group of friends who included Peter Fonda, Jim Mitchum and Michelle Phillips, of the pop group Mamas &amp; Papas, whose former husband John Phillips had been involved in some bitter activity to gain custody of their <head>child</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40147" docsrc="bnc_CRW_663">
<context>
Curiously, Gill and Jackson are aware of the problem of identity confusion but believe that it can be avoided if black children are placed transracially when very young: &bquo;it is possible that older black children may, by the time a placement has occurred, have already internalised a definition of themselves as being black and that this definition may jeopardise the possibility of integration and emotional identification within a white family&equo; (p. 138).
The argument seems to be that the world of reality and the concept of self are or should be structured by white parents and society.
Thus children should be placed transracially at a very young age, so becoming &bquo;white in all but skin colour&equo;.
If they already have a concept of themselves as black it will be too late to &bquo;turn them white&equo;.
Bean, writing a year later in 1984, supported this view by saying that &bquo;when the adopted <head>child</head> is an older child who has already acquired a cultural background and a set of cultural responses, these will have to be unlearned if he or she is to acquire a new cultural identity&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="child.40150" docsrc="bnc_CEC_1198">
<context>
He had originally been appointed as a junior cultural attach&eacute;, and saw his r&ocirc;le as influencing   the Western view of the Islamic Revolution through the promotion of traditional Persian arts and crafts, the country's rich historical treasures.
Silverware, woven carpets, calligraphy and architecture.
They were his chosen weapons to achieve an understanding with the enemies of Allah.    
An intensely private man, he was never happier than when sitting quietly at home with his family reading aloud the works of Iran's many respected poets.
He had even attempted to write verse himself.    
No, he did not like this at all.    
He had not asked to be made &bquo;controller&equo; of the  Pessarane Behesht   cell in Paris.
He had been called on to take the job in the name of the Imam and the survival of the Islamic Republic.
It was a directive from the Department for the Export of Revolution.
It would not have been wise for his health, or that of his wife and three <head>children</head> , to have turned it down.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40153" docsrc="bnc_A7N_1540">
<context>
Return to:  Clothes Show   Priority Club, 15 Moorhurst Road, Castleham Industrial Estate, St. Leonards-On-Sea, East Sussex, TN38 9NB.      
A new world beckons.
Win a hot-air balloon trip for two &mdash; and some totes Toasties (below)    
Keep elegant time with our Lorus Quartz dress watch offer (top) and sustain some passion with our Endless Kiss free gift lipstick (above)          
Ask Jeff    
Worried about your looks?
Jeff Banks is here to help      
PETITE FEET    
My biggest headache is shoes!
I am 5&ft; 1&ins; tall and a size 10&ndash;12, but only take size 2&frac12;&ndash;3 in shoes.
Please don't tell me to buy <head>children</head> 's shoes as I already do so when I need a flat pair, but I like high heels and am finding it increasingly difficult to buy them.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40156" docsrc="bnc_CM2_698">
<context>
Some concerns the basic methodological pitfalls surrounding any project of this kind &mdash; the lack of proper controls, over-readiness to read richer interpretations into bits of behaviour than a more rigorous viewpoint would endorse, even experimenters' proneness, given their wishful thinking, to be manipulated by their hairy charges into taking up certain attitudes not properly grounded in the available evidence.
Another set of criticisms concerns the basic approach, given the desired object of establishing communicative contact with and among the apes concerned.
Anyone can see that artificial keyboard or lexigram languages can be imparted, if at all, in only the most impoverished social situations &mdash; quite unlike the nexus of warm and intimate physical bonds that probably prevailed at the dawn of language millennia ago.
Normal communication is free and spontaneous, with parties taking turns, with an equal balance between initiative and response.
A human <head>child</head> quickly expands his vocabulary, and the mean length of his utterances increases accordingly.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40160" docsrc="bnc_CAR_550">
<context>
Around three thousand letters and cards were sent to the children while they were away from home in a campaign resembling those organised by Amnesty for political prisoners.
Grandparents, schoolfriends and neighbours all tried to write to the children, to send messages of love and support.
None of these were received by the nine children isolated by the events.    
The children were away over Mothering Sunday; they could not send cards to their mothers.
In an expression of community sympathy many local children in South Ronaldsay made and sent cards to the four devastated mothers.
The sideboard in the M's farm living room was covered with Mothers Day cards, but on that day none of them were from Mrs M's own two sons.
The following week, both these boys managed, with the help of those they were staying with, to send cards to their mother.
They were the only ones allowed through in the five weeks the <head>children</head> were away from home.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40163" docsrc="bnc_CES_616">
<context>
I remember a horrifying dream I had during one Wimbledon wherein I was sitting on top of a tall step-ladder half-way down the garden in the umpire's position &mdash; not awarding points to the thrusting vegetation below but conducting them with a baton.
They were changing their shape and form as I did so, and some, the McEnroes of the plot, were becoming very ugly indeed in their behaviour.
I was desperately trying to keep control but felt horribly threatened.
It sounds amusing, I know, but I awoke with a pounding heart and sweating with fear.    
After the finals it was time to pick the redcurrants and raspberries, which was no one's favourite job, but the consolation of the thought of summer puddings, not just in summer but all the year round, goaded us on, because if there exists a more ambrosial delight I don't know of it.    
August was a very wicked month.
Friends with <head>children</head> and those in the teaching profession all wanted to visit us then, in the school holiday time.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40168" docsrc="bnc_AND_1496">
<context>
The tuck shop    
There is some irony in the fact that many schools are on the one hand educating children about healthy eating and on the other selling at break time nothing less than junk foods such as crisps, chewy fruit sweets and chocolate bars.
The attractions of these products are that they store well, are easily obtained and offer a high profit margin.
Fresh fruit and raw carrots are an alternative and represent healthier eating but they are perishable, less profitable and need some preparation before sale.
The response to the dilemma by a growing number of schools is to completely abandon the sale of food at breaks and to look to other means to generate funds.
The selling of sugar free squash at break times provides a service appreciated by <head>children</head> and also generates a regular income.
</context>
</instance>

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<context>
Tom Foster, secretary of the mental health sub committee, said &bquo;There is evidence the increase in numbers is due to the closure of special children's units.
The picture around the country for local authorities is one of reduction in children's services.&equo;    
The fear is that stretched resources have led to a reduction in places specifically for the most troubled children.    
The ADSS warns that placing children with psychiatric problems on adult hospital wards may not be the most constructive way to help them.    
&bquo;Their problems may be acute, and there is a risk of being swallowed up in the mass of an adult ward.    
&bquo;Often on these wards there are not the resources to deal with the specific needs of children,&equo; said Foster.
But more ominous is the risk that <head>children</head> without mental health problems are being &bquo;dumped&equo; on the NHS, the ADSS said.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40177" docsrc="bnc_ALX_725">
<context>
&bquo;Almost every time one of their rifles went off&equo;, Gibbon lamented, &bquo;one of our party was sure to fall.&equo;    
After four hours of fighting, Gibbon, wounded in the thigh, ordered a retreat to a wooded plateau to the south-west.
Digging in, the soldiers resisted a fierce onslaught from Ollokot's warriors.
To the west, a group led by Bird Alighting seized Gibbon's pack-train, destroying a mountain howitzer and capturing 20,000 rounds of Springfield ammunition.    
Joseph now urged his grieving people to strike their lodges.
Gibbon had ordered his men to take no prisoners, and the Nez Perce women   were crying for the dead, the children screaming from their pain.
Yellow Wolf told how he found one tipi containing two women shot dead, one still clasping her newborn baby with its head smashed as by a gun breech or boot heel.
In another, he found two other <head>children</head> , both killed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40181" docsrc="bnc_CAH_316">
<context>
This idea was implanted in my mind by the coincidence, at Easter, of two experiences, one involving the advertising industry, the other famine.
Not a probable coupling.    
Famine first.
Reports come from Sudan, where the harshness of nature is compounded by man's inhumanity to man &mdash; or rather to women and children; and from Zimbabwe, where drought is putting many lives at risk, especially, as usual, those of young children.
My former BBC colleague at Westminster, John Harrison, reporting from Zimbabwe on Maundy Thursday, caught the horror of it in a memorable phrase: the cost of an Easter egg, he said, would keep a child alive for a month or more.    
I hope everyone who bought Easter eggs for their own <head>children</head> last week will match what these cost &mdash; at least &mdash; with a contribution to one of the aid agencies.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40185" docsrc="bnc_AMA_409">
<context>
National tests must provide the information needed to help pupils, and to judge schools' effectiveness, without wasting good teaching time.
Children with special needs or special abilities will receive the extra attention they deserve.    
Nine out of ten secondary school children are in comprehensive schools.
We will end selection at 11 where it still exists.
We will introduce a fairer system for all school reorganisations, with independent public enquiries.
We will phase out the Assisted Places scheme (without affecting pupils currently on a place, or offered one from September 1992) and redirect the savings to meet wider educational needs.    
Because the national curriculum cannot be properly taught without new textbooks, we will earmark funds for class and library books.
Every <head>child</head> needs a good grounding in science and technology.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40189" docsrc="bnc_CH6_4610">
<context>
Stephen Piacentini, 79, who lives next to their home, said he heard the children's cries on Saturday &mdash; only hours before their deaths.    
He went on: &bquo;They were really bad screams, like when kids are getting hurt.
They were bloodcurdling.&equo;     
Screaming    
His daughter Liz, 53, added: &bquo;I called the police last Wednesday week because it was so bad.
Other people called too.    
&bquo;The children were screaming, &bquo;No mummy, please no.&equo;
It sounded like someone was torturing them.    
&bquo;Police said they couldn't do anything because social workers believed their mother was good enough to look after them.&equo;    
Officers who found the youngsters' bodies were horrified by the scene and some wept as they left the flat in Tottenham, North London.    
Neighbours claimed the <head>children</head> 's mother, Sharon Dawson, had been unwell for months.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.40192" docsrc="bnc_A6N_747">
<context>
&bquo;You think it would be for the best then?&equo;
He was impatient now to conclude the whole scene.    
&bquo;If you think it's for the best, Daddy.&equo;    
&bquo;I know it'll be for the best.
I wouldn't even think of it for a minute if it wasn't best for everybody.
After all these years it'll be a real house and home again.
It'll be a place that will always be there for you to come back to.&equo;    
She could not wait to tell Sheila and Mona.
Both girls thought she was joking at first but when she recounted word for word the interview she had had with Moran they exploded into wild laughter.
They did not tell their younger brother.
Though they loved him as if he were their own <head>child</head> they left him out of all things that mattered in the running of the house.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30001" docsrc="wsj_0972.mrg_2">
<context>
Brooks expects to pay Coin Wrap a total of about $20,000 -- a cost that
insurance wo n't cover.  And while the job is half done, Brooks is still
bitter.  In fact, there's only one person involved who's happy, and that's
Floyd String, president of Coin Wrap and conceiver of the cement-truck
solution.  Not only did his company find $20,000 worth of work, but when
the approach was suggested, Mr. String says, Brooks officials ``did n't
laugh at me or anything.  ``Parenthood,'' this summer's successful and
amusing movie about parents and children, apparently was only the beginning.
It seems that every day a new movie opens featuring a
<head>child</head> coping with a mother's death, or adoption, or
aging parents, or pregnancy.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30005" docsrc="wsj_0595.mrg_5">
<context>
I know when dividends are due; When bonds should be retired; But what gets
by me every time Is has the milk expired?  -- Ralph Shaffer.  Daffynition
Tithing: Obedience to one-tenth Commandment.  -- Len Elliott.  Wives May
Not Benefit When Men Do Chores WHEN HUSBANDS take on more housework, they
tend to substitute for chores done by the kids rather than by the wife.
Rand Corp. researchers Linda Waite and Frances Goldscheider analyzed a
large sample of married women with at least one child at home between the
ages of six and 18.  The women indicated which family member usually did
various household chores and the approximate share each did.  Not
unexpectedly, wives, whether working or non-working, did by far the most --
about 80 % of the shopping, laundry and cooking, and about two-thirds of
housecleaning, washing dishes, <head>child</head> care and family
paper work.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30010" docsrc="wsj_2226.mrg_3">
<context>
For the third year in a row, consumers voted Bill Cosby first and James
Garner second in persuasiveness as spokesmen in TV commercials, according
to Video Storyboard Tests, New York.  Michael J. Fox replaced Bruce Willis
in third place; Cher placed fourth for the second time.  Health and Human
Services Secretary Louis Sullivan has chosen Antonia Novello to be the next
surgeon general, Bush administration officials said.  If she is nominated
by President Bush and confirmed by the Senate, Dr. Novello would succeed C.
Everett Koop, who rattled liberals and conservatives alike with his
outspoken views on a range of health issues.  Dr. Novello, an expert on
pediatric kidney diseases, is deputy director of the National Institute of
<head>Child</head> Health and Human Development.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30016" docsrc="wsj_1367.mrg_68">
<context>
Amusing as she is, and frivolous as she can seem, this is a serious person
with some difficult memories.  She was the child of relative privilege.
Her mother was a translator; her father was ``the eternal vice director.''
``I emigrated to wear better hats, do better parties,'' she said with a
giggle.  ``But we should n't leave out political reasons, number one.  You
try to maintain your dignity under difficult circumstances.  One can not
imagine how you live when you live those double and triple lives.'' By 1973,
after their second <head>child</head> was born, it had become clear
to Ms. Volokh and her husband Vladimir, a computer scientist, that they
wanted to leave the U.S.S.R.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30021" docsrc="wsj_0595.mrg_3">
<context>
As we queasily start The search for replacements, we know The new one we
purchase in hopes it will do, Despite every wonder that's stated, Means
more speed, more graphics, more memory, too, But also more quickly out -
dated!  -- Bern Sharfman.  Curdling Confession I know when dividends are due;
When bonds should be retired; But what gets by me every time Is has the
milk expired?  -- Ralph Shaffer.  Daffynition Tithing: Obedience to
one-tenth Commandment.  -- Len Elliott.  Wives May Not Benefit When Men Do
Chores WHEN HUSBANDS take on more housework, they tend to substitute for
chores done by the kids rather than by the wife.  Rand Corp. researchers
Linda Waite and Frances Goldscheider analyzed a large sample of married
women with at least one <head>child</head> at home between the ages
of six and 18.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30024" docsrc="wsj_1154.mrg_85">
<context>
``The rest will probably not be recoverable either because the statute of
limitations expired or because many prefer to spend additional time in jail
rather than return the money,'' the prosecutor said.  The United Nations,
which is distributing farm tools to returning refugees in Namibia, is
rethinking a plan to hand out machetes because of the tense political
climate during preparations for independence from South Africa.  ``The
decision to distribute machetes at this time, which could be used as weapons,
is under review,'' said a U.N. spokesman ....  Sources close to the family
of Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto said she is expecting a second
<head>child</head>, probably early next year.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30027" docsrc="wsj_0800.mrg_44">
<context>
``Are you stupid?'' he snaps.  ``You should know what questions to ask to
get people to answer.'' Not many people know the details of Mr. Morishita's
business, but it's a source of rumors about shady dealings.  When a small
company goes belly-up, for instance, the gossipy weekly magazines are often
quick to link the demise with Aichi.  Mr. Morishita scoffs at those stories,
as well as the ones connecting him to the Japanese mob.  He says he has
never even dined with gangsters.  The seventh <head>child</head> of a
store owner in Aichi prefecture, Mr. Morishita started out in the textile
business.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30032" docsrc="wsj_1572.mrg_70">
<context>
Experts say that whatever a person's particular weak point, timing is
crucial.  People may be particularly vulnerable to flim-flam pitches when
they are in the midst of a major upheaval in their lives.  ``Sometimes when
people are making big changes, retiring from their jobs, moving to a new
area, they lose their bearings,'' says Maury Elvekrog, a licensed
psychologist who is now an investment adviser and principal in
Seger-Elvekrog Inc., a Birmingham, Mich., investment-counseling firm.  ``
They may be susceptible to some song and dance if it hits them at the right
time.'' They are obviously also more susceptible when they need money -
retirees, for instance, trying to bolster their fixed income or parents
fretting over how to pay for a <head>child</head>'s college expenses.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30035" docsrc="wsj_1367.mrg_62">
<context>
In her cookbook, which Macmillan is bringing out in soft cover this month (
with the blini recipe revised so it works), she introduces each chapter
with appropriate quotations from Russian literature: Pushkin on blini,
Goncharov on piroghi.  In life, she offers practical dieting advice: ``
Divide your meals into important and unimportant.  In a great restaurant,
do n't deprive yourself.  The other meals do n't matter.'' Amusing as she is,
and frivolous as she can seem, this is a serious person with some difficult
memories.  She was the <head>child</head> of relative privilege.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30038" docsrc="wsj_1817.mrg_20">
<context>
``Galileo is on its way to another world in the hands of the best flight
controllers in this world,'' Atlantis Commander Donald Williams said.  ``
Fly safely.'' The five-member Atlantis crew will conduct several experiments,
including growing plants and processing polymeric materials in space,
before their scheduled landing at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., Monday.
The Galileo project started in 1977, and a number of project veterans were
on hand to watch the launch.  An ebullient Mr. Johnson, wearing a NASA
baseball cap and carrying a camera and binoculars, called the launch ``
fantastic.'' Benny Chin, manager of the Galileo probe, compared it to
watching a <head>child</head> leave home.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30041" docsrc="wsj_1569.mrg_41">
<context>
Most of the mailers are free, but Denver-based Financial Programs sells,
for $15, a version customized to the age of the child and the college of
choice.  The figures are shocking.  To build a nest egg that would pay for
Stanford when a current first-grader reaches college age, parents would
need to set aside $773.94 a month -- for 12 years.  They can cut this to $
691.09 a month if the investing keeps up through college.  And they can
further reduce the monthly amount if they start saving earlier -- when
mother and child come home from the hospital.  Plugging a cheaper college
into the formulas still does n't generate an installment most people can
live with.  Using a recent average private-school cost of about $12,500 a
year, T. Rowe Price's planner prescribes $450 monthly if the plan begins
when the <head>child</head> is six.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="child.30044" docsrc="wsj_2366.mrg_52">
<context>
Thirty-five percent attend religious services regularly; at the same time,
60 % feel that in life one sometimes has to compromise one's principles.
Odds and Ends THE NUMBER of women and minorities who hold jobs in top
management in the nation's largest banks has more than doubled since 1978.
The American Bankers Association says that women make up 47 % of officials
and managers in the top 50 banks, up from 33 % in 1978.  The share of
minorities in those positions has risen to 16 % from 12 % ....  Per-capita
personal income in the U.S. grew faster than inflation last year, according
to the Bureau of Economic Analysis.  The amount of income divvied up for
each man, woman and <head>child</head> was $16,489 in 1988, up 6.6 %
from $15,472 in 1987.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="church.40001" docsrc="bnc_CL5_357">
<context>
Now, one year on, the group is a smallish but committed one with a full list of activities.    
These have included meals out (we are working our way through the international cuisine), theatre visits (in both Leeds and Bradford), sporting events (dry slope skiing last month), talks (something we would like to develop more), and walks (both long and short).
The Association meets regularly on the first Friday of each month, at the RE Centre, when mass is said by our chaplain, Fr.
Eugene McGillicuddy.    
The aim of the group is to enable single Catholics in the 18&ndash;30 age range (though we are not strict about these limits) to come together from around the diocese and meet each other in a social context.
Members come for all walks of life.    
We hope to provide support for those with the common ground of being single, young and Catholic in today's <head>Church</head> and society.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40004" docsrc="bnc_CCE_1585">
<context>
On the one hand there is the macro-world of big business, government complexes and military machines which we experience as impersonal and anonymous in character.
On the other hand there is the micro-world which we find more personal and meaningful, the world &bquo;of the family and private associations, the world of personal tastes, sports, hobbies and leisure pursuits.
Very significantly, it is on this side of the divide that the Church has made her home&equo; (Guinness 1983: 76).    
It was not a conscious choice to retreat from public life into a private world.
This happened more as a result of the need for specialised care and education for citizens to be managed by the state.
<head>Churches</head> alone could not handle the enormous   demands created by an industrial society in the spheres of welfare and social security.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40007" docsrc="bnc_A07_334">
<context>
Not all the clergy and all the religious orders have been actively engaged in the pursuit of this ideal, but one or two orders have been; for example, the Christian Brothers are devoted to the ideals of a Christian and catholic education, and supporters of the concept of a nation dedicated to God and at the same time distinctly Irish.
In making this comment, one is merely pointing out particular ideological characteristics in hard-working, deeply religious, and committed people.
However, in the practical context of an Ireland divided between two power blocs, such a nationalist form is profoundly ethnic and exclusivist, whatever its believed aims and ideal content.
There is an elective affinity between this cultural vision and the religious vision of the Roman catholic <head>church</head> prior to the second Vatican Council, in its exclusivist attitude towards other Christian churches, an attitude which is far from overcome at the level of popular Roman catholicism.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40011" docsrc="bnc_AD2_978">
<context>
It may have been that Harvey enjoyed such seniority in the Church that in his case such deviation was permitted, but given that two or three other committed Free Presbyterians have been active in the Official Unionist Party (in 1985 there were two Free Presbyterians in local government as Official Unionist councillors), it is more likely that the Church leadership was genuinely able to maintain some distance from Paisley's politics.    
So far I have been suggesting ways in which the Free Church benefited from the political activities of its founder and other leading members.
There have also been corresponding costs.    
The first and most general cost has been to give the impression that Official Unionists would not be welcome in the Free Church.
Despite their best efforts, the ministers have not been able to break the public association of <head>Church</head> and Party.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40014" docsrc="bnc_C8L_1601">
<context>
As the congregation draws near to God the expectation is to hear his voice, and this should be seen as part of intimate worship.
The two main means in the New Testament for a congregation to hear the word of the Lord were preaching and prophecy.
When we plant new churches we will do well to give careful attention to both and to make room for both.      
Prophecy      
Beginning to prophesy    
It is clear that prophecy was part of the experience of the   people of God in the Bible (see Numbers 11:20,1 Samuel 19:20, Joel 2:28, Acts 2:18; 15:22; 19:6; 21:9, 1 Corinthians 11:4&ndash;5; 12:28; 14:1 and 24, Ephesians 4:11,1 Thessalonians 5:20 for just a sample of instances).
But what of this ministry today?
Are there steps through which we can begin to learn again what was so clearly a part of the New Testament <head>church</head> 's experience?
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40017" docsrc="bnc_AB4_558">
<context>
There was a conservatory designed by Felix Harboard, lined in split bamboo and with a lotus-shaped lily pool in the middle of its black and white paved floor.
The rambler roses in the garden beyond grew along chains which dipped up and down and swung in the wind between six foot high posts, and a row of strangely shaped lumps of yew, grown hugely out of proportion, ran from the north corner of the house.    
The yew had been grown by John Combes in the early 1700s when this house was built, and there had been an altercation about it; there had also been an altercation about the building.    
Reddish stands in Broad Chalke, a large and disparate village which lies along the meadows of the Chalke stream.
In the seventeenth century, John Aubrey, Wiltshire's first archaeologist, lived in the manor farm, and his name is inscribed on one of the <head>church</head> bells whose ringing he loved so.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40022" docsrc="bnc_BP6_483">
<context>
STREET is the home of Clarks, the famous shoemakers.
There is an interesting Shoe Museum on the premises.    
FROME is to the east and the largest town.
The famous Cheap Street is one of numerous picturesque streets, and many impressive buildings date from Frome's importance as a centre for the silk and woollen industries.    
SHEPTON MALLET is Mendip's geographical and administrative heart and an ideal touring centre.
The woollen industry was important here in the Middle Ages but, in more recent years, Shepton Mallet has become well-known for the production of cider and perry.
Collett Park is a particularly attractive feature of the town.    
Mendip's many attractive villages are full of charm and character &mdash; most have quaint <head>churches</head> and other features of interest.          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40026" docsrc="bnc_C93_29">
<context>
There has been some form of settlement in Humbleton for at least 900 years and it was mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086 as Humeltone.
The village is surrounded by rich agricultural land and there are five farms all bearing the village name &mdash; Humbleton Manor, Humbleton Hall, Humbleton House, Humbleton Moor and Humbleton Grange.    
The village school was known as the Herons endowed school.
Children travelled from the surrounding villages of Elstronwick, Lelley, Fitling, Flinton and Danthorpe until it was closed in 1960.
Since then the building has been used as a village hall for the local community but still belongs to the Herons Trust.
The building dates back to the early 1800s and although it was partly rebuilt in the early 1900s it still resembles the original design.    
The <head>church</head> was rebuilt in the 13th century and further modifications and restoration were carried out in the 15th century.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40029" docsrc="bnc_ANK_1977">
<context>
A report in 1794 states, &bquo;Elizabeth North was buried on December 26th 1794.
She was found dead, terribly bruised, the morning after bullbaiting.
The Coroner, with his inquest, found her &bquo;accidentally dead'&equo;.'
There is also a side note: &bquo;A man taken from the bull is without hope of life.&equo;
Another unfortunate victim was Martha May, who died after being hurt by Wokingham Fighters' bullbaiting in 1808.    
There is no record of how many people lost their lives, either accidentally or otherwise, but nobody was ever charged with an offence.      
It is also impossible to ascertain the outcome of another Wokingham murder.
The 1797 <head>church</head> chronicles lament the demise of one Edward Bunce, a gatekeeper at Coppid Beech Lane turnpike, who was found murdered in the night.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40033" docsrc="bnc_A7A_886">
<context>
Of course I hardly knew him.
I've forgotten him, actually.&equo;    
Yes, but Omi hadn't, Erika thought, she had not forgotten that handsome officer who had courted her all those inconceivable years ago.    
&bquo;I'm a bit worried about Omi,&equo; Frau Nordern said.    
&bquo;Worried?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, she seems, I don't know, a little withdrawn just now.
Have you noticed?&equo;    
Erika put her chin on her hand.
&bquo;Yes,&equo; she admitted.
Omi had been rather silent, in the flat at any rate, although&hellip;.
&bquo;She talked when we went to <head>church</head> ,&equo; Erika said.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40036" docsrc="bnc_CEM_357">
<context>
Her hair is now streaked with expensive frosting courtesy of e Christofe, Beverly Hills stylist to the superstars.    
The contact lenses have been upgraded to the Hollywood variety too.
Her eyes are now a flashing turquoise thanks to high-tech ophthalmic fashion.    
But behind the make-up there still lies a razor sharp intellectual who has been quoted for the past several years as one of the top 100 lawyers in the US.    
&bquo;Hillary is a woman with an integrity and persona of her own,&equo; says leading Arkansas editor Paul Greenberg.
It is a measure of her individuality that Greenberg, long one of her husband's critics, is such a big fan of hers.    
There are many differences between Hillary and her 46-year-old Oxford graduate husband.
They attend different <head>churches</head> and are said to hold separate bank accounts.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40039" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1408">
<context>
In developing measuring tools for the local church we are concerned with quality control as much as quantity performance, to use commercial language.
Responsible leaders want to know how people are growing in their understanding of the Christian faith, whether relationships are deepening and extending throughout the church-fellowship, and to what extent the Christian presence is evident in the community outside.
Such information cannot be gathered with such precision as numerical data, but it is essential that each area be investigated to ensure that there is a balance between   worship, fellowship, learning, evangelism and service.
Healthy organic growth is proportionate, with each area and function developing in relation to the other.    
Quality of <head>church</head> life can be measured in the following three ways:      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40042" docsrc="bnc_CC9_46">
<context>
If anyone would be interested in being part of a prayer support group for either of our link families could they please contact either Freda Kennedy or Bill Howieson.      
World Mission Link    
The Baptist Missionary Society has changed the way in which it organizes home support for its missionaries.
Gone are the days of deputation.
In its place the BMS has created WML.
WML is a real link not just a &bquo;we'll be thinking of you from time to time&equo;.
History shows that where a church is committed to world mission then its life, worship, work and witness are transformed.
WML has been designed to strengthen such a commitment.    
QP is part of WML and as such has made a covenant or promise to both the Collict and Meikle families to support them as they seek to serve the Lord out in Brazil.
We as a <head>church</head> have promised to commit ourselves in three ways: &mdash;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40046" docsrc="bnc_CH0_3178">
<context>
Her hair has usually been black, and worn long.
She is, of course, dangerous, and should not be approached.&equo;    
&bquo;And what's the damage, Brunt?&equo;    
&bquo;Rewards on her total over one million dollars, for offences that range from felony bank robbery to first   degree murder.
Bounties on her head have been filed by the United States Government, the Holderness-Manolo Agency, Turner-Harvest-Ramirez, GenTech, G-Mek, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Hammond Maninski, the Winter Corporation, Westinghouse, Co-Cola, the Tabernacle of Joseph, the  National Enquirer  , Interpol, the Government of the Republic of Mexico, Walt Disney Enterprises, the Denver Civic Improvements Committee, the Colorado Diocese of the Roman Catholic <head>Church</head> , and this station, ZeeBeeCee.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40049" docsrc="bnc_B1J_523">
<context>
It is when ontological anxiety has surpassed fear and become terror.    
It is curiously not in January when the climate is at its most bleak and icy that suicides peak.
It is just as the nights are getting lighter when the sights of spring are just beginning to show.
Is there something significant in this, that the blackbird scolding through the bonny banks makes a heart that is weary and full of care, well up inside with pain?
Is it coincidence that the most satisfying music is sad?
I do not believe it is.
Nor do I believe that the conclusion to be drawn from all this is that life is a miserable business.    
Which brings me back to the sermon with which I started.
It was about the inevitability of anxiety, yet its effect on me was not palliative, I was not mildly reassured.
I was invigorated and felt seven feet tall going out of the <head>church</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40055" docsrc="bnc_C8J_208">
<context>
National Youth Sunday is an opportunity to remind the young people, and older parishioners, that we all play an equally important part within the Church.
It is a day to celebrate the rich variety of people within our parish rather than create unnecessary divisions.    
Both individually and as a parish, we need to develop our understanding of our faith, our God and our Church.
We believe that all of us, whatever our age, can learn something from one another for the good of the parish as a whole.    
Generations    
Together, we are the Church of the PRESENT &mdash; but we need to work as ONE to be the Church of the future!
Though young and inexperienced, we do have things to offer.
However, we need the help and understanding of others able to welcome and value the younger people who can easily feel ignored.
After all, young people are still part of the <head>Church</head> even if they do not attend Mass.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40059" docsrc="bnc_CA7_1502">
<context>
In 1978 the Vicentes Studio was acquired by the Regional Government to make a photographic museum.
Helped by Mr Jorge Vicente, they have spent many years sorting and cataloguing the 100,000-plus glass negatives, and further collections from other old photography studios have been added to make a complete photographic history of the island and those who visited it.
Downstairs in the courtyard of the P&aacute;tio there is also a record shop, health food shop and a bookshop specializing in books in English and other languages.
The P&aacute;tio is an interesting oasis in which to rest from the hustle and bustle of Funchal.    
We continue now along the Rua da Carreira, past the many small restaurants and bread and cake shops until we come to a street on the right called Rua do Quebra Costas which will take us to the English <head>Church</head> , hidden behind a high wall in a large garden.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40064" docsrc="bnc_B13_243">
<context>
The churchyard around it has probably been a burial place for 1000 years.
The Vestry books of the Church of Ireland parish go back to 1773 and until 1870 all those present at Vestry meetings signed the minutes.
There are recorded the signatures of those who helped to shape the town: Obyns, Atkinson, Dawson, Paul, Shillington, Workman, Pepper, Overend and others.
The strong link then still existing between Methodism and the episcopal Church is evident in the fact that so many Methodist names are recorded in these Parish registers.
Mr Thomas Shillington is listed as a churchwarden in Drumcree in 1793 and various members of the Paul family served in this office in 1785, 1810, 1811 and from 1813 to 1816.
It is a happy thought that, even today, a close friendship exists between Drumcree and Derryanville <head>churches</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40068" docsrc="bnc_CL6_243">
<context>
In the second half of the eighteenth century, two fresh problems came into the open, particularly through the work of Gotthold Ephraim Lessing (1729&ndash;81).
Lessing was a man of many parts &mdash; writer, literary critic, historian, advocate of religious tolerance &mdash; who also made pioneering contributions to the study of the New Testament, and was from time to time embroiled in the continuing controversies between rationalism and orthodoxy.
It is in that setting that these two problems belong.    
The first was relatively straightforward.
Once the Bible began to be approached as historical material, open to critical historical study, it was natural that the New Testament, and in particular   the life and personality of Jesus himself, should come to be re-examined.
Might not Jesus himself have been rather different from the picture given of him in the gospels and the subsequent teaching of the <head>church</head> ?
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40072" docsrc="bnc_BPK_5">
<context>
SPRING          
HYMN SINGING FROM CHURCH TOWERS    
Beverley Minster, Baildon Parish Church    
Easter Day is the most joyous in the Christian year, the day of Christ's Resurrection, and at Beverley they proclaim it from the roof top.
To be exact, it is the <head>church</head> choir who climb to the roof top of the northwest tower of the Minster, open their hymn books and sing:    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40075" docsrc="bnc_CCL_429">
<context>
It is represented as a   net full of fish (Matt.
13:47, 48), and as a banquet in which all the places must be occupied (Luke 14:21&ndash;24).    
In our concern for church growth it is imperative that we discern the relationship between the growth of the Church and the realisation of the Kingdom.
Too close an identification will blind us to the shortcomings of the institutional Church, so that church growth becomes denominational aggrandisement.
As soon as our focus of attention moves from Christ to the Church we move towards ecclesiastical deification and our evangelism is in great danger of degenerating into proselytism.    
On the other hand to disassociate the <head>Church</head> from the Kingdom breaks the nerve-cord of hope and destroys the community of commitment to Christ as Saviour and Lord.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40078" docsrc="bnc_B0R_467">
<context>
Coleridge and Sara fixed their wedding for early October, and in the meantime began looking for a home.
The cottage which they eventually discovered at Clevedon, on the Somerset coast south of Bristol, was not quite the &bquo;honeymoon cottage&equo; it has often been called.
Coleridge viewed it rather as another home for Pantisocracy, even though his companions and fellow believers were reduced now to Sara herself and George Burnett.
(His concern for the floundering Burnett showed Coleridge at his best during these months: Southey abandoned Burnett; Coleridge stayed loyal to him, even though the two men were not special friends.)    
The cottage &mdash; which was probably not the cottage now bearing a commemorative tablet &mdash; lay in a wooded &bquo;Valley of Seclusion&equo; at the west end of Clevedon, close to the parish <head>church</head> where Arthur Hallam is buried.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40081" docsrc="bnc_C8R_527">
<context>
When the House of Commons considered the matter in 1953, its views were affected by the fact that they were unaware of any evidence of pressure for change from the churches themselves.
It can, however, no longer be assumed that that is so, and in any case it is not clear that if a clergyman wishes to stand and electors wish him to represent them the mere fact that the churches do not like the idea has anything to do with matter.
For the time being, and probably for the foreseeable future, the rather vague criterion remains that of &bquo;episcopal ordination&equo;, vague because that procedure is not peculiar to the Anglican Church.
To attempt to confine the disqualification to &bquo;true&equo; episcopal ordination takes the argument back at least to the Reformation and perhaps to St. Peter.
Clergy in the <head>Church</head> of Wales at least are spared this; their disqualification, if any, was removed by the Welsh Church Act 1914.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40084" docsrc="bnc_C8L_245">
<context>
In this &bquo;evangelism equals church planting&equo; model, the priority may be seen as a desire to make sure every community throughout the earth is covered by a church that is alive and preaching the good news of Jesus Christ.
This would include putting a church in every housing estate so that members can speak to their neighbours about Christ, and bring his love in practical ways to the poor and the oppressed spiritually and physically.
So another reason for church planting has to do with taking more ground for Jesus.        
Not enough churches yet    
Some may question whether we need new churches when there are so many half empty old church buildings.
There are several answers to this.
First, it may be that some of the old <head>churches</head> are resistant to change and to the gospel.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40087" docsrc="bnc_CBJ_837">
<context>
The street was full of goldsmiths and silversmiths and their assistants and apprentices at the time: Messrs. Cook, Ive, Sarl, Hyams and others all appear in the commercial directories for that year, along with the tobacconists, Fribourg and Treyer, whose shop in Haymarket has persisted almost as an anachronism into the 1980s.    
It was high time for Benjamin to get married then &mdash; he had waited long enough.
His choice was a certain Elizabeth Augusta Josephine Parkes, daughter of Ebenezer Parkes of           Fetter Lane, a brass-rule maker for the printing trade.
Quite a nice catch for him, we might think, though who was catching whom exactly may not be so easy to determine &mdash; many a man, according to a rather cynical 19th-century doctor, was &bquo;bounced into marriage&equo;.
What does seem strange in retrospect is the choice of <head>church</head> the couple made for their wedding: the Parkeses had strong Nonconformist tendencies, though they had baptised young Elizabeth in an Anglican church, St Dunstan's in the West.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40090" docsrc="bnc_CBC_2335">
<context>
Central Television viewers will be able to judge it first-hand from next month.    
But Richard Ingham, managing director of Beacham Peplow Noakes Advertising says he would opt for a more down-to-earth approach.    
&bquo;People react to the impressions of others,&equo; he says.
&bquo;So I would get hold of a lot of avid church users and have them saying things like, &bquo;It's great to be involved&equo;, &bquo;The whole family enjoy it&equo; and &bquo;An hour well-spent once a week&equo;.    
&bquo;I would not need a big budget, soft lights and an abstract theme.
The public recognise reality and real people and the Church needs to be handled in a real way.    
&bquo;People generally believe in the efficacy of hospitals and the police and I would put the <head>Church</head> in that mould &mdash; not something to be revered or mystified.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40096" docsrc="bnc_AE6_1222">
<context>
I believe that our future and the future of the British empire, and therefore to a great extent the future of   the human race, depends &lsqb;sic&rsqb;, under God, upon the extent to which the churches we represent are able to distinguish between denominational loyalty and bigotry&hellip; between denominational activity and schism.        
It was increasingly to those churches outside England, to Hughes' seventy million, especially those in America, that English Nonconformists looked for reinforcements.
The world produced by the English diaspora had increasingly played an important role in Nonconformist life; in the first year of the new century the anonymous critic in the  <head>Church</head> Quarterly Review   acknowledged the &bquo;spectacle of vast religious organisations throughout the whole Anglo-Saxon world&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40100" docsrc="bnc_A67_262">
<context>
Central Council appreciates the contribution made by the RAFALOs and thanks them for their efforts.        
Air Displays    
The Association was represented at the &bquo;At Home&equo; Days at RAF Leuchars, RAF Finningley, RAF Abingdon and RAF St Athan.
In addition, Association branches sponsored air displays in Guernsey, Jersey, and the Isle of Man.
British Aerospace generously sponsored an Air Display at their Woodford, Cheshire, airfield which was promoted by the North Western Area.        
National Ceremonies and Services    
The Association participated in the following national services and ceremonies during 1990:    
The Annual Service at St Clement Danes, Central <head>Church</head> of the RAF, to commemorate the formation of the RAF.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40105" docsrc="bnc_ANB_1299">
<context>
The church gets its name from the adjacent hospice where pilgrims on their way to or from Rome once stayed.
The hospice was closed in 1770 and pulled down.
The church is noticeable for its dowdy appearance, the barely visible fresco of St Peter in the circle above the door and its general air of being run down.
At one time there were fine frescoes inside by pupils of Giotto, but even these have gone.
So why bother to come?
There are two reasons: firstly, in the summer of 1990 major work started on the church which could restore it to something like its original form; this would make it interesting, because pilgrim churches are rare.
Secondly, its position, hard up against a modern building, and beside and across from many more, demands attention.
The little <head>church</head> has suffered from the rigours of time and town planning, normally a lethal combination, and survived.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40108" docsrc="bnc_ADC_263">
<context>
The absence of endowments before the time of the Emperor Constantine inevitably meant that well-to-do Christians had much influence on their local communities, which could be decisive when a new bishop was being chosen.
But care for the poor remained a prime task of bishops.
The Roman empire was no welfare state, and before Christian times in the West (unlike the East) care for the poor was rare.
Poverty is a relative term.
The Latin  pauper   means a person of modest means rather than someone without food, roof, or clothing; Ovid defined him as &bquo;a man who knows how many sheep he owns&equo;.
The Christians sought to protect the destitute, or those who had fallen in status and resources like widows and orphans.
They provided hospices for the sick or for raising the innumerable foundlings.
In the mid-third century the Roman <head>church</head> was feeding 155 church officials of various grades, and more than 1,500 widows and distressed persons.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40112" docsrc="bnc_A68_1984">
<context>
He needs not to forget that there are demonic forces in the universe whatever people say about the existence of the devil.
He needs to be aware of the social reasons pulling at ordinary people, the conditions of work in an industrial society, the nature of a people's amusements.
He needs continually to be at work dealing with the   shifting population of a modern age, so that people who move house to a new estate shall still find a priest and a sacrament for their souls.
He needs to think of how we are to find the right ministers, men and women &mdash; to let people know that there is a vocation called holy orders, of &bquo;unique difficulty and unique happiness&equo;; the variety of ministers, deaconesses, teachers in schools, lay preachers, monks and nuns and friars who belong to &bquo;the praying heart of the <head>Church</head> &equo;, without which its mission would not have the power of God within it.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40115" docsrc="bnc_A7K_1679">
<context>
Each year, the whole of the money coming in from the world A.P.F.
goes out to the missions.    
&bull; This is a most unselfish and therefore most Christ-like way of giving.
If we give to personally known recipients, we experience gratification while they experience obligation.
By giving through a central fund to which all give according to their means and from which those in need receive, we fulfil our Lord's precept: Do not let your right hand know what your left is doing.
At the same time, we can be certain, because a full account is published, that our gifts go to the missions where they are most needed, are received with gratitude and reciprocated with prayers.    
&bull; Prayer: The A.P.F.
is not simply a money-centred enterprise.
Every member is asked to PRAY DAILY for the world mission of the <head>Church</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40118" docsrc="bnc_AE6_89">
<context>
He withdrew from the Congregational Union for a while because of his opposition to Irish Home Rule but peace was restored before he died in 1895.
He was succeeded at Carr's Lane by J. H. Jowett who transformed the chapel, by now surrounded by slums, into an &bquo;institutional church&equo; with its own &bquo;Institute&equo; which had a cafe, billiards room, lecture hall and cinema.
When he accepted a call from Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church in New York City in 1911 the Mayor and Corporation of Birmingham tried unsuccessfully to keep him in Birmingham.
Before he left he was invited to dinner at Buckingham Palace by George V and Queen Mary.
Another minister to leave for Fifth Avenue was the Rev. Charles Aked, minister of Liverpool's Pembroke Baptist Church, where he had succeeded Augustine Birrell's father.
He became pastor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist <head>Church</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40122" docsrc="bnc_AE6_630">
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This change has been chiefly in the direction of the broadening of its outlook on life.&equo;
The victory of Gothic architecture showed that Nonconformity had kept pace with the spirit of the times; to have done otherwise would have turned them back into hole-and-corner chapels appealing, like the Quakers with their simple meeting-houses, to &bquo;men and women of a certain temper&equo;.
It is ironic that the man who did so much to revive Gothic design, Thomas Rickman, was himself a Quaker.
His 1817 book,  An Attempt to Discriminate the Styles of English Architecture  , asserted that Gothic was essentially an English architecture.
The idea that the appropriate design for those new <head>churches</head> being built for England's expanding towns should be   &bquo;Gothic&equo; first gained public favour as a result of the 1818 Church Building Act.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40126" docsrc="bnc_B0B_1775">
<context>
As Uncle George drove off, Carol began to tell them about the strange flight she'd had on the broomstick, but then her gaze was caught by several dark objects lying in the snow of the lane ahead.    
&bquo;Why,&equo; she said, &bquo;they're twigs!&equo;    
&bquo;What about it?&equo; asked Uncle George.    
Carol drew a deep breath.
She could see twigs scattered along the lane for as far as the car's headlights reached.    
&bquo;I think I shall be able to guide you home all the way, Uncle George,&equo; she said.    
&bquo;Shall you, really?&equo; said Uncle George.
&bquo;I can't think how, but I hope so.
Clever girl!&equo;    
And she did.
All through the long, twisting lanes the route was marked by twigs &mdash; twigs from the witch's broom &mdash; which led to Threlkeld and only ceased when they came to the <head>church</head> with a steeple crowned by a gilded weathercock.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40130" docsrc="bnc_C8L_859">
<context>
&bquo;I don't know whether we will have to pay corkage.&equo;        
It is interesting to note differing timescales in church planting activity.
In this case, the idea for a new church was in the leader's mind for over a year before conception.
This took place with the arrival of replacement staff (setting John free to lead the work), the purchase of accommodation and then the formation of the team in the autumn of 1988.
By December the team were meeting in the pub, ready for the birthday in April.    
From a committed team of nine couples, less than a year later they have the encouragement of now seeing a hundred regularly worshipping together each week.    
Bob Hopkins, Anglican <head>church</head> planting co-ordinator, and George Lings, database organiser, have identified various motivations for starting new congregations of this kind.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40134" docsrc="bnc_C8L_1711">
<context>
This may be in a particular meeting or over a period of time.      
3      
 Test the spirit  : Is it spoken in love?
Does the prophecy build up, console, comfort?
Does it convict or does it condemn?
There is no need for haranguing, badgering, judgmentalism or excessive emotion.      
4      
 Test the person  : Is Jesus Lord of the speaker's life?
(He doesn't have to be perfect, but is he clearly under God's authority?)
Is he submissive to church leaders?
A sign of a false prophet is a drawing away in independence from the main body of the <head>church</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40137" docsrc="bnc_CLM_521">
<context>
It was an arena perfectly adapted to pomp and circumstance and was to witness many subsequent celebrations of the successes of the English nation as it grew to become a dominant world power.    
Following the passing of the 1689 Toleration Act, which gave Presbyterians, Baptists, Quakers, and other dissenters from the Anglican church the right to worship in public, new nonconformist meeting-houses began to be constructed throughout England.
While these buildings often shared with Wren's London churches a basic classical design, they fundamentally differed from them both in their smaller scale and greater simplicity.
The dissenters who met in these new places of worship belonged to a Puritan tradition which disapproved of the decoration of <head>churches</head> , and the interiors of meeting-houses were thus kept bare and plain.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40140" docsrc="bnc_ADC_224">
<context>
In Rome Easter was celebrated on the Sunday following the full moon after the spring equinox, and was a memorial of the resurrection.
In the 150s Polycarp of Smyrna visited Rome; no agreement was reached.
In the 190s it seemed intolerable to the then bishop of Rome, Victor, that the churches in Asia Minor celebrated Easter on a different date, and to the distress of many he threatened excommunication on those who did not adopt the Roman date.
Since the churches of Asia Minor in all probability had the more ancient observance, they refused submission, and the difference continued.    
In the mid-third century Bishop Stephen of Rome asserted that all should observe the tradition of Peter and Paul: viz. those baptized outside the <head>church</head> by schismatic clergy should be readmitted as penitents by imposition of hands, but not treated as if the majesty of Christ's name had never been pronounced.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40144" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1916">
<context>
There is always the danger that if they do send someone, it will be a junior reporter who does not know how to handle &bquo;religious&equo; news or is unsympathetic.
Newspapers welcome with open arms a regular, efficient news service on which they can rely.    
In addition the church might consider placing paid  advertisements   from time to time, highlighting forthcoming events which could be made especially attractive to the outsider.
The themes and wording should be related, not to the regulars who will be there anyway, but to the felt needs of the additional people you are hoping to reach.        
IMPLEMENT NEW MEMBERS PROCEDURES    
Most <head>churches</head> have membership classes which consist of a course to teach basic Christian beliefs and membership requirements.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40148" docsrc="bnc_ADM_626">
<context>
Over coffee in the studio, amid paints and palettes, we all discussed the Fishermen's War, a war that still drags on as I write.    
&bquo;People are afraid that the lake will be parcelled out into cages for fish farming,&equo; Mrs Farrer said.
&bquo;The locals are very determined, aren't they?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes, but now some of them are regretting it,&equo; Mrs Knelle put in, scattering fruit from her grapevine.
&bquo;There's a new fear, that criminal records will be stamped on their pass fishermen and their families won't be able to emigrate or visit relatives overseas.&equo;    
Waving goodbye to the Farrers, we sped on to Ashford Castle.    
&bquo;You see that hideous concrete Roman Catholic church?&equo;
Mrs Knelle pointed.
&bquo;Well, in order to build that, they knocked down the prettiest little Catholic <head>church</head> you ever saw.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40151" docsrc="bnc_CBF_7416">
<context>
&bquo;I enjoy cooking,&equo; said the &pound;8 million player, who is equally at home in the kitchen as he is displaying his skills for Juventus.        
Tax on snobs    
SNOBBISH homeowners are appealing to be put into higher council tax bands to boost their property's price and their own social status.    
&bquo;We have been surprised by people wanting to go even higher, with most wanting to jump from band G &mdash; between &pound;160,000 and &pound;320,000 &mdash; to the highest band H,&equo; said an East Hertfordshire council spokesman.        
Anger at real-life baby ad    
ADVERTS featuring real couples discovering the results of a home pregnancy testing kit have sparked controversy in America.    
<head>Church</head> groups and America's militant right wing say the EPT Home Pregnancy adverts are &bquo;an intrusion on a sacred family discovery&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40154" docsrc="bnc_CCK_1554">
<context>
Although moved only a few score yards, the fabric of the buildings was sorely tested by what was in effect a prolonged minor earthquake.
The churches were usually brick built, and even when their walls did not crack and warp under the impact of the process, there remains, according to Romanian architects, the threat that their very bricks could crumble within a few years.
Ceau&scedil;escu had naturally received   expert advice on the process of relocating buildings in this way, and therefore must have known the consequences.
It is difficult to avoid the impression that he wanted to still Western protests about the destruction of Romania's heritage with this dramatic act of transferring <head>churches</head> from one site to another, but was also aware that within the foreseeable future the physical structures of the church would crumble into dust.    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40158" docsrc="bnc_APT_1333">
<context>
The choir of the church was so famous in the 17 and 18C that its music attracted many great composers.
Gl&uuml;ck played the organ here, between 1732 and 1736 and in 1860, so did Dvo&rcaron;&aacute;k.    
Return to the gateway by Charles Bridge.
This was the site   chosen by the Jesuits for their complex of College and churches when they arrived in Prague in 1556.
They took over the Gothic Domenican Church of St Salvator and that of St Clement around the corner, and gradually accumulated a huge parcel of land here.
In fact, 32 houses, 3 churches and 2 gardens were taken over for the building of the Clementinum or Jesuit College.    
Between the last years of the 16C and about 1653, they rebuilt the <head>Church</head> of St Salvator making it the first church in Prague of the Counter-Reformation.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40161" docsrc="bnc_CJN_253">
<context>
The books draw on the experiences of Christians in Guatemala, whose faith has strengthened and supported them through the hardships and challenges of recent years.
They also share their experiences of reconciliation and greater harmony within and between communities.    
The publisher hopes that the books will give fresh hope, courage and insight to readers in other Central and South American countries.    
The six titles (in Spanish only) are: The Way of Christ (volume 1), the Way of Christ (volume 2), Prophets of Central America, Rights of the Poor &mdash; Rights of God, Women in the Bible, From Oppression to Liberation.    
The titles are part of a wider programme which aims to produce communication education materials for the training of leaders of <head>church</head> and community groups in Central America.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40165" docsrc="bnc_A47_146">
<context>
He shared (with Ken Roberts of Wrexham) the distinction of being the youngest Football League player when he appeared for Bradford Park Avenue against Millwall 60 years ago aged 15 years, 158 days.
Later won four England caps.        
Obituary: Canon Hugh Pickles    
By GERALD HOWAT    
HUGH PICKLES was one of life's enthusiasts and eccentrics.
Cricket, he claimed, was his second religion, but his first won him the loyalty and affection of generations, whether the staff and pupils of Worksop College, of which he was chaplain, or his parishioners at Blewbury in Oxfordshire, of which he was vicar from 1964 until his death, five days before he was due to retire.    
His canonry was not of Oxford but of Kobe, of the Anglican Church in Japan, but it was the Oxford Diocesan Clergy Cricket side which he captained and ran for 25 years.
Three weeks before his death he received the <head>Church</head> Times Cup when Oxford beat Rochester in the Final.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40169" docsrc="bnc_AAT_254">
<context>
Party leaders inserted this clause after an August Central Committee meeting at which the General Secretary, Mr Nguyen Van Linh, exposed the leadership's anxiety at developments in China and Eastern Europe with a fierce denunciation of political pluralism and subversive imperialist powers.    
The law provides for central government approval in the hiring and firing of editors and says journalists should reveal the source of their information on request to court authorities.    
Article 5 of the draft made it an offence to &bquo;propagandise against the rule and policy of the party, the law of the state or against socialism.&equo;    
Letters or articles advocating a switch to political pluralism &bquo;would be an act against socialism,&equo; according to Mr Tran Cong Man, Deputy Secretary General of the Journalists' Association.
It would also be an offence to cause suspicion or undermine the confidence of the people.        
Catholic <head>church</head> and Brazilian police row over murdered priest.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40174" docsrc="bnc_B1J_811">
<context>
At Cambrai in 1076 a Cathar who had been judged heretical but not sentenced was being held in the local jail.
He was seized by the mob and burned alive in a wooden box on the village green.
The same thing happened in Strasbourg in 1114 when a mob feared clerical lenience towards a heretic and took matters into their own hands.    
Of course there was only one religion, one church in those days.
There was no salvation outside the church and no place within it for the deviant.
The Reformation and the growth of different religious traditions within Western Europe enabled the dissident to apply for spiritual asylum in another denomination.
Nonetheless there were spectacular trials such as those of Irving, McLeod Campbell and Robertson Smith within the Scottish <head>Church</head> last century.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.40178" docsrc="bnc_ANB_1287">
<context>
The church took its name from that of an older church a little way off that was demolished to make way for the ramparts of the Porta Romana in 1532.
The &bquo;new&equo; church was built in 1482.
Along with the name came the Servite Fathers who had officiated at the old church.
Under Napoleon these fathers were disbanded and the church came under the governorship of the more important building to San Calimero.    
The fa&ccedil;ade is late Renaissance, with friezes and status in fine style.
Note that there is no campanile &mdash; very unusual.
There was    one, but the Austrians had it reduced in size because they believed that it might be used as an observation tower by the recalcitrant Milanese.
Strangely, it was later used for the first city telegraph!
Later again, it was demolished altogether.    
A pinnacle on the facade of the <head>church</head> of San Calimero    
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40182" docsrc="bnc_A68_2020">
<context>
He always attended the Durham miners, gala, which was the festivity and political demonstration of the mining community, and in 1955 preached them the gala sermon by invitation of the miners.
There they made him sing them a song and were enchanted by the noises which came out.
He thought that there was no barrier and that in time he could have done more for them.    
Under the English system of parishes every diocese had variety; that is each parish had the Prayer Book but used it as it thought, with simple or elaborate ceremonial, and with variations of language sanctioned by the (illegal) Prayer Book of 1928 if it wished.
The person who decided this was almost always the vicar; though of recent years he could not make elaborate changes without the support of a majority in his <head>church</head> council.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40186" docsrc="bnc_A7K_1509">
<context>
For sheer lack of space and resources he is having to turn away drug-addicts who are begging for admission.          
Letters to the Editor      
Ref: your new Magazine title &bquo;Young Churches&equo;, I have always understood that there was only ONE TRUE HOLY &amp; APOSTOLIC CATHOLIC CHURCH.
  E.J. Roche-Kelly, Esher      
This terminology dates back to St Paul who spoke of the church in Corinth, in Thessalonika, etc.
Vatican II endorsed this terminology as does our present Holy Father.
When addressing the Cardinals in 1984.
Pope John Paul II said, &bquo;The Church is a communion of churches, and indirectly a communion of nations, languages and cultures.
Each of these brings a gift to the whole.&equo;
The young <head>churches</head> are those which until recently we called &bquo;the Missions&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40189" docsrc="bnc_A6N_1135">
<context>
Mrs Reynolds was in the doorway, almost ready herself to go to the wedding &mdash; she never missed a wedding or a funeral &mdash; but seeing the procession that approached withdrew back into the shadows of the room to observe better the old cockerel go by followed by his dismayed pullets.    
&bquo;And the bloody madman is walking to his own wedding with all the children,&equo; she said, more in sympathy with the children than in laughter.    
Each step seemed to take an age as they passed the forge.
Only the boy looked at the two men sledging a length of iron on the outside anvil.
Then they had to brace themselves to pass the few people standing along the church wall.
None of them looked up as they passed.
Moran did not turn to speak.
There were curious villagers waiting for the wedding to begin in the back seats of the <head>church</head> but they did not look to left or right.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.40194" docsrc="bnc_A05_438">
<context>
The later crimes duplicate those committed by Dyer, who has wished to baptise his churches with the blood of young victims.    
Dyer thinks of himself as &bquo;a stranger to mankind&equo;; his life is led apart, &bquo;in a Corner&equo;.
He has grown up as one of &bquo;the orphans of the plague&equo; who roam the streets of the city in the aftermath   of the plague and of the fire that followed it.
The romantic equation of orphan and monster makes a Satanist of this forlorn Dyer: &bquo;nor can we but by doing Evil avoid the rage of evil Spirits.&equo;
His is a theology in which Adam is unredeemed, and life itself a plague.
London is a necropolis, its every corner the site of a murder, its soil a pudding of blood and tears.
Out of this soil soar elegant <head>churches</head> , each of which encodes the symbols of an alien religion.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30003" docsrc="wsj_1760.mrg_5">
<context>
Frank B. Hall Inc. of Briarcliff Manor, N.Y. is reportedly working out an
agreement with Helmsley.  Officials there declined to comment, as did
Helmsley management.  Outside the white-walled headquarters of the socalled
Society of Orange Workers, all seems normal in South Africa's abnormal
society.  A pickup truck driven by a white farmer rumbles past with a load
of black workers bouncing in the back.  Over at Conradies, the general store,
a black stock boy scurries to help an elderly white woman with her packages.
Down the street, a car pulls into the Shell station and is surrounded by
black attendants.  But inside the white walls of the Orange Workers 'office
-- just about the largest building in town, save for the Dutch Reformed
<head>Church</head> and the school -- South Africa's neat racial
order is awry.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30008" docsrc="wsj_2454.mrg_15">
<context>
Under the laws of the land, the ANC remains an illegal organization, and
its headquarters are still in Lusaka, Zambia.  But the unconditional
release of the seven leaders, who once formed the intellectual and
organizational core of the ANC, is a de facto unbanning of the movement and
the rebirth of its internal wing.  ``The government can never put the ANC
back into the bottle again,'' said Cassim Saloojee, a veteran
anti-apartheid activist on hand to welcome Mr. Sisulu.  ``Things have gone
too far for the government to stop them now.  There's no turning back.''
There was certainly no stopping the tide of ANC emotion last night, when
hundreds of people jammed into the Holy Cross Anglican
<head>Church</head> in Soweto for what became the first ANC rally in
the country in 30 years.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30013" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_11">
<context>
His original strategy (in itself a brilliant innovation for spreading a
religion) was to create new economic enterprises each time he wanted to
extend and fund his various religious missions.  Tax-exempt airport and
street-corner solicitations were intended only to provide start-up funds.
More stable industries were to build an economically viable infrastructure
for the Moon movement in North America, as they had in Japan and South Korea.
Then he would move his movement to Europe.  But that was not to be.
Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s spokesmen for both the Unification
Church and its opponents in the anticult movement gave wildly exaggerated
membership figures.  Their legacy lives on.  It is still common to read in
the press that the <head>church</head> has 10,000 or more full-time
American members and 25,000 ``associates.''
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30020" docsrc="wsj_1146.mrg_64">
<context>
Now, among Communist reformers, they are objects of envy.  Food is the
reformer's top priority, the key to popular support.  As the Chinese have
shown and the Soviets are learning, family farms thrive where collectives
fail.  Ownership, it seems, is the best fertilizer.  The Poles have had it
all along.  Poland's 2.7 million small private farms cover 76 % of its
arable land.  On it, a quarter of the country's 39 million people produce
three-quarters of its grain, beef, eggs and milk, and nine-tenths of its
fruit, vegetables and potatoes.  Like the Roman Catholic
<head>Church</head>, the Polish peasant is a pillar of the nation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30023" docsrc="wsj_1549.mrg_47">
<context>
The East German economy is strong compared with other East bloc nations.
And his relative youth could help him project a more vibrant image,
contrasting with the perception of Mr. Honecker as an out-of-touch old man.
For average East Germans, Mr. Krenz remains a puzzle.  ``Either he was n't
being real in the past, or he is n't being real right now,'' says a
30-year-old East German doctor.  ``Either way, I have a problem with how
quickly he's changed.'' The doctor was among dozens of people milling
through East Berlin's Gethsemane Church Saturday morning.  The walls of the
<head>church</head> are covered with leaflets, news clippings, and
handwritten notes associated with the country's political opposition.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30027" docsrc="wsj_0089.mrg_50">
<context>
But C.J.B. Marshall, vicar of a nearby church, feels the fault is in the
stairs from the bell tower that are located next to the altar.  ``So crunch,
crunch, crunch, bang, bang, bang -- here come the ringers from above,
making a very obvious exit while the congregation is at prayer,'' he says.
Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue, since he is both
a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself.  ``The sound of bells is a net
to draw people into the church,'' he says.  ``I live in hopes that the
ringers themselves will be drawn into that fuller life.'' The Central
Council of <head>Church</head> Bell Ringers, a sort of parliament of
ringing groups, aims to improve relations with vicars, says John C. Baldwin,
president.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="church.30032" docsrc="wsj_0990.mrg_66">
<context>
Located six miles northeast of Venice, the field contains 875 billion cubic
feet of methane gas - one-tenth of Italy's reserves.  Alarmed councilors
say the project could jeopardize costly efforts to stop, or slow down, the
subsidence that makes Venice subject to regular and destructive flooding.
The council unanimously opposed the idea of AGIP pumping out the methane
gas and swiftly appealed to the company and to Prime Minister Giulio
Andreotti, who has yet to reply.  AGIP refused to reconsider and says
drilling is due to start early next year.  ``It's unlikely extracting the
gas will cause subsidence,'' says a spokeswoman.  Thieves stole a 12th
century fresco from an abandoned <head>church</head> in Camerino,
Italy, by removing the entire wall on which the work had been painted,
police said ....
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30035" docsrc="wsj_0413.mrg_64">
<context>
The Rev. Alphonsus Trabold, a theology professor and exorcism expert at St.
Bonaventure University in Olean, N.Y., frequently is asked to exorcise
unruly spirits, and he often obliges.  ``On certain occasions a spirit
could be earthbound and make itself known,'' he says.  ``It happens.''
Father Trabold often uses what he calls ``a therapeutic exorcism'': a few
prayers and an admonition to the spirit to leave.  ``If the person believes
there's an evil spirit, you ask it to be gone,'' he says.  ``The suggestion
itself may do the healing.'' But sometimes more energetic attacks are
required.  To wrestle with a demon in a house owned by a Litchfield, Conn.,
woman, the Warrens recently called in an exorcist, the Rev. Robert McKenna,
a dissident clergyman who hews to the Catholic <head>Church</head>'s
old Latin liturgy.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30038" docsrc="wsj_0772.mrg_10">
<context>
I remembered how hard it was for an outsider to become accepted by
long-established, stake-holding residents, and what pitfalls awaited an
original thinker in societies that were long accustomed to unchanging, ``
safe'' ways of thought and action.  I remembered being fired at age 44,
with five children at home, when my views and actions were deemed
unsettling by a timid, small-town employer.  How difficult it is for a
thinking person to live among societies rooted in the past.  Now, I revel
in the freedom, culture, activity and diversity of this great metropolitan
area with its traffic jams and perpetual road-building projects.  Yet when
my youngest child died two years ago, I buried him in the
<head>church</head> cemetery of a small Missouri town.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30041" docsrc="wsj_0282.mrg_18">
<context>
But internal church documents clearly show that at its publicity-seeking
heights, as when it organized a spectacular Yankee Stadium bicentennial
rally in 1976, there actually were only about 2,000 full-time Unification
Church members in the U.S. Mr. Moon's support for a Watergate-beleaguered
Richard Nixon, the Koreagate scandal, and his prison sentence for
income-tax evasion did not help the church's recruitment efforts.
Defections, burnouts, and abduction ``deprogrammings'' kept member turnover
high.  That the membership number has even kept close to its 1976 size is
the result of the ``graying'' of the church.  Many of the enthusiastic
young ``Moonies'' of the Nixon era who remained faithful to Father Moon are
now parents, producing new members by procreation rather than conversion.
The reputed wealth of the Unification <head>Church</head> is another
matter of contention.
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</instance>

<instance id="church.30044" docsrc="wsj_0944.mrg_3">
<context>
Lawrence Perlman, Control Data's president and chief operating officer,
said the maintenance business no longer fits into the company's ``strategy
to be a data solutions company.'' Thomas Vassiliades, president of Bell
Atlantic's customer services division, said the acquisition would give the
company's Sorbus computer-maintenance unit added expertise in ``the
increasingly sophisticated workstation and high-end mainframe technologies.
Two recent decisions by federal courts cast judges in the odd role of
telling authors how they should write history and biography.  These
decisions deserve more attention than they have received from scholars, and
from journalists as well.  Russell Miller's ``Bare-Faced Messiah: The True
Story of L. Ron Hubbard'' is a biography of the founder of the
<head>Church</head> of Scientology.
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</instance>

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<instance id="circuit.40001" docsrc="bnc_CKL_322">
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As one who admires much of what WTA has done and enjoys watching the best women players compete against each other, because the entertainment value they produce can often be tremendous, I was sad to see that apparently they still do not appreciate how relatively well off they are under the present set-up and how much they could stand to lose from open warfare in the game.    
One key fact they should remember is that outside the United States, by far the largest amount of their prize money comes from events organised and funded by national associations which, in turn, are part of the ITF.
That was not so on the men's tour, which means it would be very much easier for the ITF to set up its own women's tour linking many of the principal regular events such as Berlin, Eastbourne, Brighton etc, with the Grand Slams, than it would have been had they responded to the many appeals they had at the time to set up a men's <head>circuit</head>in competition with ATP&hellip;    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40004" docsrc="bnc_CR9_2990">
<context>
But, like a brain, a neural network can be be taught to do things &mdash; recognising patterns, for example &mdash; by changing the strengths of the connections between its elements.    
Stephen Thaler, a physicist who works for McDonnell Douglas in St Louis, Missouri, uses neural networks to help control the experimental diamond-growing processes he runs as part of his day job.
But in the evenings he has become adept at destroying them.
When he does so, funny things happen.
Breaking the connections in an untrained network produces what you might expect: nonsense.
But if a network has been taught a task, disconnecting its elements causes it to &bquo;fantasise&equo;, reliving its experiences and churning out results which have the semblance of sense even though its <head>circuits</head>have been scrambled.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40007" docsrc="bnc_A0H_1225">
<context>
Keep well away so that you can see slopes properly and, when possible, view the field from at least two sides.
By choosing an uphill slope, at least you know that it will not be a downhill one!
Slopes which are visible from a thousand feet looking straight down from above are far too steep for an easy or safe landing.
Flat fields need to be larger as they may turn out to have slight downhill slopes.        
Bad planning; failure to plan at all    
This is one of the most dangerous faults and requires extra training to combat it.
More experience is needed at problem circuits and joining from different unconventional positions, such as starting directly overhead, or just downwind of the site.        
Keeping far too close to the field    
Re-learn to judge the 20-to-30&deg; angles for <head>circuit</head>planning.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40011" docsrc="bnc_CHK_1509">
<context>
Soon afterwards the path splits &mdash; marked by three cairns.
Take the right hand path which cuts over the shoulder of Sail Liath and drops down to Shenavall, near the head of Loch na Sealga.
Go left here, along the valley floor before turning left again to return to your start point over the high moors.
Along the way there are good views of the peaks of An Teallach and the rugged hills to the south of Strath na Sealga.    
 Recommended by Ross and Cromarty Tourist Board.            
CIRCUIT OF LOCH AFFRIC    
Glen Affric is considered to be one of the most beautiful glens in Scotland and there are plenty of excellent walks in the area.
This <head>circuit</head>of Lock Affric will give you wonderful views of the lochs, mountains and woodlands which characterise this glen.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40014" docsrc="bnc_CD9_30">
<context>
Were a great talent to appear, all that sort of talk would be hushed.
No team-owner had the guts to belittle a Clark or a Fangio.&equo;    
Or, Jackie might have added, a Stewart.
Ferrari had the temerity to do so with Lauda, another remarkable talent, and Niki didn't put up with it.
And to my recollection, no one for whom Prost has ever driven has had a bad word to say about him, save at the very end of Prost's career with Renault, when other factors that had nothing to do with driving intruded.
In the modern era, those three must be bracketed together: they, with Piquet &mdash; who, despite his achievements, is rarely mentioned in the same company &mdash; have totally dominated the sport for the last twenty years.    
The first time I ever spent any time with Jackie was also my baptism into driving around a <head>circuit</head> fast  .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40017" docsrc="bnc_C9M_421">
<context>
In the meantime, even a brief look confirms a familiar profile: the large ellipse of the rear bout pulling into the elongated narrow waist, the exaggerated offset of the upper and lower horns, the elegant necks topped off with a neat and compact headstock.
What, I wondered, had inspired Bernie to return to the fray with these instruments?    
&bquo;I wanted to be able to produce instruments which would look attractive, and could be tailored to  any   individual requirements, and still be available at reasonable cost.
One of the main reasons for this range lies in the electronics; these have been developed in collaboration with a whizz-kid colleague, Dick Straker, who has an electronics company called Tamtec.
He has developed <head>circuit</head>boards specifically for the basses, and we can tailor the components to incorporate almost any type of sound the user might want.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40022" docsrc="bnc_C92_1208">
<context>
Initially at any rate, it is best to choose packs that contain the types of component which can be found in practically every project.    
The obvious first buy is a pack of small resistors, such 0.25 watt 5 per cent types.
A pack of around 1000 resistors can be had for well under &pound;10, which is clearly under 1p per resistor.
Even if a few of the resistors are never used, this still represents a very cheap and easy way to buy resistors.
It is the way I obtain most of my resistors incidentally.    
Other types of component which definitely merit the pack treatment are radial electrolytic capacitors, ceramic capacitors, polyester capacitors, and miniature horizontal preset resistors.
These are all reasonably inexpensive in pack form, and are used a great deal in electronic projects.    
It might also be worthwhile buying packs of d.i.l. integrated <head>circuit</head>holders, or bulk buying the smaller types.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40026" docsrc="bnc_B79_100">
<context>
Robert Gilmore, of General Electric in Schenectady, New York, has used the SAM to make a microphotograph of the image of the Lincoln Memorial that appears on the American one cent piece, but from the wrong side of the coin!    
While no one is ever going to be able to focus a SAM on a human heart operating in the ordinary way within the body, many researchers are interested in exploiting this special ability of the acoustic microscope in other ways: to detect otherwise invisible defects inside silicon chips and other microelectric assemblies.
A team at University College, London, produced the first clear pictures of interiors, using microchips as the specimens.
These defects, which are bubbles, cracks and delaminations, are not necessarily visible even under the highest magnifications of optical or electron microscopes as they may be hidden by other elements of the <head>circuit</head>in layers above the flaw.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40029" docsrc="bnc_C91_1477">
<context>
Also any transformer with a high voltage secondary winding (of the type used to power most valve circuits) is potentially lethal.
Due care must be taken to ensure that none of the primary wiring comes into electrical contact with the wiring on the secondary side of the transformer.        
SECONDARY EDUCATION    
Many modern mains transformers are designed to be versatile, but this versatility can (and does) cause a certain amount of confusion.
It is now quite common for mains transformers to have two secondary windings that are identical.
These can be connected in three basic ways.    
Suppose that a transformer has to 6 volt 250 milliamp secondary windings.
These could actually be used as two separate windings driving separate supply <head>circuits</head> , but it would be very unusual for a transformer to be used in this way.        
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40033" docsrc="bnc_A19_318">
<context>
A team at the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Solid State Physics in Freiberg has reported a breakthrough in high speed frequency dividers.    
What the German group has done (  Electronics Letters  , Vol 27 No 13) is to create a static master-slave flip-flop which operates at 14GHz but has a dissipation of less than 35mW.
Until now, there has been a choice between high speed (22GHz) together with high dissipation (&gt;0.5W per flip-flop) or medium speed (9&ndash;12GHz) with medium dissipation (&lt;180mW).    
The development, they say, will make it easier to integrate high-speed prescalers onto counter circuits, multiplexing circuits and other multi-function chips used in communications.    
The <head>circuit</head>comprises two D-latches, each constructed in source-coupled fet logic.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40036" docsrc="bnc_CND_42">
<context>
The biggest ever shake-up in British Telecommunications Plc's business, services and relationship with its customers was outlined in a low-key manner by BT staff at the ISDN show in Wembley last week.
The company's Vision of the Future describes a Britain where everyone &mdash; residential and business subscriber alike &mdash; is equipped with Integrated Services Digital Network lines.
These will range seamlessly from a single 64Kbps B channel (no supplementary services) or 1B+D (for those that want them) for residential users, to multiples of the current primary rate 30B+D offering.      
Fractional    
This essential merging of primary rate and basic rate services will be achieved using the &bquo;fractional Megastream&equo; technology that the company's Martlesham Laboratory on Martlesham Heath, Suffolk has developed for squeezing multiple ISDN channels over ordinary copper <head>circuits</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40039" docsrc="bnc_CAE_1897">
<context>
They're aware that you wouldn't want a bunch of dickheads like them moving in next door, as &bquo;Neighbor&equo; makes clear.
They love to doss about, as &bquo;Busy Bee&equo;, which in another era might have been a Lovin' Spoonful song, explains.
They even take a pop at Donald Trump on &bquo;Panhandlin' Prince&equo;, although doubtless they'll change sides when the money starts to roll in.    
There's nothing new about UKJ.
Their punkish stance is probably a put-on: doubtless their dads are commodities brokers.
But most rock is false in one way or another: you have to accept that some bands fake it better than others, and Ugly Kid Joe fake it like champions.        
Wacko Macko's backo!    
Moose and Russell's majestic adventure&hellip;          
SHORT <head>CIRCUIT</head>   
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40042" docsrc="bnc_C92_1966">
<context>
Also the type of medium impedance headphone is not available for this same project.    
I have gone through all the main component stockist catalogues, but the two items seem to be rare.    
Could you please inform me of any stockists addresses, so that I can purchase the &bquo;mic.&equo; and the phones.    
As many readers have discovered the supply of the specified unidirectional microphones for this project has dried up &mdash; apparently they are no longer being made.
The following item from Robert Penfold gives information on an alternative microphone available from Maplin; order code FK44A.    
One or two readers have also queried the headphones used.
These are 32&ohm; stereo headphones but no connection is made to the common (outer) jack socket terminal thus placing the two phones in series in this <head>circuit</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40046" docsrc="bnc_A9T_302">
<context>
There are tribal things going on there that you wouldn't know about unless you lived there.&equo;    
His TV play Rotten Apples, to be shown over Christmas, is a black comedy set within a Northern Irish police station.
Bigoted detective sergeant Robert Spallen sets out to bring a notorious IRA terrorist to book.
In his manic enthusiasm he arrests an innocent man, the bear-like Dan Maguire, and sets about framing him.
Northern Ireland is the context rather than cartoon style backdrop to Leonard's piece.
&bquo;There's a strong seam of black humour running through the Northern Irish people and it's ignored.&equo;    
Owen O'Neil agrees: &bquo;There's no major comedy <head>circuit</head>in Northern Ireland in the way there is in London, but people have survived for a very long time on the strength of their own sense of humour.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40049" docsrc="bnc_CH1_7536">
<context>
He became only the seventh Briton of all time to wear the champion's laurels and will go down in history alongside the other greats.    
Every day this week you can collect pictures of the Grand Prix victories that made him king.
South Africa, Mexico, Brazil, Spain, San Marino, France, Germany, Britain &mdash; Mansell won them all as his Renault-Williams car blazed to triumph after triumph.
Finally, second place in Hungary clinched the title for him &mdash; with five races still to run.    
On Sunday he snatched victory in the Portuguese Grand Prix, breaking Ayrton Senna's record of eight wins in one season.    
Start collecting your stickers today.
Each one shows a map of a Grand Prix <head>circuit</head>where Mansell beat the world, plus the finishing line-up of first, second and third, Mansell's average speed and the winning time.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40053" docsrc="bnc_A19_1297">
<context>
Since Vdd and Tc are constants, output voltage is proportional to input frequency, R5 and C2 smoothing the square wave to give the direct voltage to drive the voltmeter.    
Switch positions 1 to 4 select the divider outputs to give full-scale ranges of 19.99kHz to 19.99MHz.
To calibrate, adjust R3 to give a 1.9V direct-voltage output when the input is 19kHz.
  Yongping Xia West Virginia University Morgantown WV USA          
Low-pass filter is steep enough to allow sound sample rate of twice signal frequency, with attenuation of better than 50dB at 20kHz.    
This <head>circuit</head> , in conjunction with a digital voltmeter, gives a stable and accurate digital reading of frequency from about 50Hz to 19.99MHz.        
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40058" docsrc="bnc_CPX_18">
<context>
The two will jointly market the resulting combination of Sparcstations and servers with iAPX-86-based point-of-sale terminals and applications developed by Siemens Nixdorf in the US.
The new offering will be the first open RISC-based in-store system from Nixdorf USA, which has Montgomery Ward as a customer and claims 10 of the top 20 supermarkets in the world.        
HITACHI DUBLIN REVEALS OPTICAL NEURAL NETWORK    
Researchers at Hitachi Europe Ltd's Dublin Laboratory and the physics department at Trinity College have co-developed the first system to combine optoelectronic semiconductor arrays with complex neural networks.
This work could eventually lead to better machine vision systems and optoelectronic neural integrated <head>circuits</head>that would literally enable parallel computers to process data at the speed of light.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40062" docsrc="bnc_C92_950">
<context>
It's easy if you have the right chemistry    
Part Two: Ultra-Violet Processing Techniques    
AS WE mentioned last month, applying the &bquo;original&equo; etch-resist directly to the copper foil prior to etching is fine for quicker one-off printed circuit boards (p.c.b.s), but there is the drawback of actually have to destroy the etch-resist after etching, in order to reveal the copper tracks underneath.
With more complex circuits, having to remove the transfers after taking all that time to lay them down in the first place, is wasteful.    
In many circumstances this might not be a problem, but if you are at all keen on the subject and a little more experienced in <head>circuit</head>design and assembly, you may well wish to make another board or perhaps modify the circuit (and probably the p.c.b.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40066" docsrc="bnc_AL3_1351">
<context>
The Italian Classic, due to have been played next month, has been moved from its original slot and is in danger of not been played at all.
And there is strong talk in France that the Longines Classic, which had an October date, will not now take place.    
If this is correct, the women's calendar will be cut to 11 tournaments, though that figure does not take in the Solheim Cup or the New World Cup to be held in Taiwan.    
The anticipated loss of two events is not the end of unwelcome news.
According to French sources, the problems with the Longines Classic started at last year's event when, though the sponsors paid out the prize money, it did not reach the players.
The WPGET, by all accounts, ended up having to use their own funds.    
Andrea Doyle, who became the tour's new executive director last August, has worked furiously to build up the <head>circuit</head> .    
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It will include an adventure programme, with landscaping, substantial tree planting and footpaths.        
Lessons from the past on behaving    
&bquo;March Search, April Try, May will prove whether you live or Die&equo;    
A LEGEND originating in the island of Kythnos, Greece, tells how March was so angry with an old woman for thinking he was a summer month that he borrowed a day from his brother, February, and froze her and her flocks to death.    
March is often a windy month and because the winds are unsteady at this time of year there is always a chance of very changeable weather from day to day.
How true were the observations of Ecclesiastes: &bquo;The wind goeth towards the south and turneth about into the north: it whirleth about continually and the wind returneth again according to his <head>circuits</head> .&equo;    
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Sometimes the distortion is given as a decibel figure: if the distortion voltage is one thousandth of the fundamental voltage the distortion is -60dB, i.e. 60dB down on the fundamental.        
Fundamental Filter    
Eliminating the fundamental is not easy.
A distortion of 0.1 per cent means that the harmonic power is 60dB down.
A filter which attenuates the fundamental by 60dB still allows as much fundamental to get through as distortion, giving an exaggerated distortion figure.
Modern amplifiers may have distortion levels as low as 80dB below fundamental, or even lower.
Filters of exceptionally good performance are needed.
However, they need only eliminate one single frequency.
This eases the problem, because a number of <head>circuits</head>exist which give a complete null at one frequency.    
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b)    
,  the aerodrome is available only for emergency use      
c)    
,  the runway is temporarily blocked      
d)    
,  the directions of take-off and landing are not necessarily the same      
4)    
, You enter the downwind leg while flying a Bonanza and find you are about 400 metres behind a Piper Tri-Pacer which is flying considerably more slowly than you are.
What is the approved method of overtaking it?    
a)    
,  if it is a left-hand <head>circuit</head> , overtake on the left; if right-hand, overtake on the right i.e. make your circuit tighter      
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At one time the best way of travelling between the different parts of the island was by boat.
Nowadays there are still tourist boats taking visitors to see Cabo Gir&acirc;o or Machico or to swim in the sheltered coves, but Madeira now has a fine road network stretching to every small hamlet, whether it be on the top of a mountain or in the bottom of a valley.
Most of the main roads are in good condition, but driving can be very tiring as there are many bends, and most of the roads are built onto the mountainside with deep ravines dropping away below, and you never quite know what's around the corner &mdash; be it a bus straddling the centre of the road to take a corner or a group of children playing football in the road.
It would be difficult to average more than 30 km/hr driving round Madeira.
It needs a full day to explore just one of the island <head>circuits</head>thoroughly.
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It was a bit different from the sort of behaviour that, as I say, I have become accustomed to.    
What to do?
Well, I could not simply shake the   chairman   by the hand so warmly   proffered  .
I had butterflies in my stomach enough and I had to do something, so I grabbed the nearest paw, which belonged to Merlyn Rees.    
I should mention that Merlyn and I have been parliamentary colleagues and friends for nearly 20 years, since he was elected by the same people of south Leeds who had sent Hugh Gaitskell to the House of Commons.
I realised I had never ever shaken his hand before, MPs do not do that sort of thing.
&bquo;Pressing flesh&equo;, as Lyndon Johnson once put it, was foreign to me and to Merlyn.
We both understood that we were in an extraordinary situation.
So did Harold Watkinson, the next on the <head>circuit</head> , and all the others.
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&bquo;NO OTHER PLACE in the UK can lay claim to so much aeronautical history,&equo; was how Sir Peter Masefield, Chairman of the Brooklands Museum Trust summed up the status of the famous site at the &bquo;launch&equo; of their 1992 season plans.    
During its active aviation days, Brooklands witnessed no less than 13,500 individual aircraft first flights of 143 different types, more than anywhere else in Britain.
Sir Peter and the active and enthusiastic staff, led by Morag Barton, Museum Director, are looking forward to celebrating Brooklands' 85th anniversary year in 1992.
An appeal for funds has just raised the first &pound;100,000, enabling the Museum to further improve the facilities offered to the visitors to this already fascinating centre of British aviation and motoring.    
Built in 1907 by 2,000 workmen in the space of nine months, Brooklands was funded by Hugh Locke-King (on whose estate it was built), and was the world's first purpose-built motor racing <head>circuit</head> , incorporating a banked track.
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If the vehicle should become stationary, the timer is allowed to run and, after one minute, it switches on the flasher circuit to operate the l.e.d.    
The monostable is an  edge-triggered   device which resets the timer every time the mercury rolls  onto   the switch contacts.
So, even if the car is parked at an angle where the mercury switch is continuously closed, the timer will be allowed to operate providing the vehicle remains stationary.        
MONOSTABLE AND TIMER    
The circuit diagram of the Vehicle Watchdog is shown in Fig. 2.
In the interest of low power consumption the device is designed around a CMOS integrated <head>circuit</head>type 4093 which is a versatile package containing four two-input NAND gates with Schmitt triggers on their inputs.
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In the former case D18 will be lit and in the latter case it will be extinguished.
If the D18 l.e.d. is lit, the appeal is allowed.
We will return to this point when the actual method of play is discussed.        
CONSTRUCTION    
There are essentially three parts in the construction of the game: first, the assembly of the printed circuit board (p.c.b.) which is quite straightforward; secondly, the assembly of the wicket and fielding l.e.d.s on to the board which can be a piece of thin plywood or hardboard sheet, an assembly which is a bit fiddly but not insurmountable; thirdly, the fabrication of a very simple box which holds the finished job in a nice compact manner.    
The component layout and full size copper foil pattern of the printed <head>circuit</head>board is shown in Fig. 2.
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Researchers built the channel so that it is free of dopants, stopping the charges from bumping into impurity atoms along the way.
Instead, a layer of doped silicon is placed directly underneath the channel.
This dopant layer sets the voltage at which the transistor turns off and on.    
As a result, the mobility of the charges as they travel through the transistor is twice as good as any similar, submicron p-channel mosfet transistor yet built.    
A p-channel transistor, relying on hole mobility, is usually slower than an n-channel device.
The goal is to use the improved p-channel transistor to boost the speed of complementary circuits where both types of transistors work together.    
Complementary metal oxide semiconductor (cmos) <head>circuits</head>save power, allowing designers to put more circuits on a chip.       
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The project will be officially launched in Moscow next month, with the first shipments of computer products to the West due in late 1992.
Some 20,000 researchers at the base are already working on a top secret new THStyme product set for launch next spring, which Peddle promises &bquo;will change the way that people use computers&equo;.        
HP FOLLOWS SUN ROUTE WITH ISDN FOR WORKSTATIONS    
Mirroring Sun Microsystems Inc's efforts in this area (UX No 386) Hewlett-Packard Co has rolled out a new range of ISDN connectivity enabling standalone workstations to communicate over public or private ISDN networks.
Included are the HP ISDN Link/S700 add-on card for its 720, 730 and 750 workstations &mdash; with transfer speeds of up to 128Kb per second &mdash; HP ISDN server and HP ISDN Link/MS-DOS, which allow PCs to take advantage of ISDN <head>circuit</head>switching services.
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Graphics Interface    
Database        
The knowledge base contains the fault response rules derived from accepted testing procedures combined with the heuristics (rules of good guessing), obtained from ATE test experts.
This, under the control of the inference engine, forms the system nucleus.
The database contains failure history information and the graphics interface allows circuit diagrams and drawings to be displayed.
System control is via a standard computer keyboard.    
The system is used by the test engineer in conjunction with test status information made available via the ATE during testing.
Whenever a problem is detected the appropriate test procedures can be located within CADDIS along with previous test history and any required <head>circuit</head>diagrams.
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HOKO: Demand        
Hawks swoop    
CHICAGO Blackhawks have won the Molson Challenge and a large share of the &pound;25,000 prize, beating Montreal Canadiens 2-1 after a scoreless period of extra time and two penalty shoot-outs.          
CUT IT OUT!    
BLACKBURN keeper Bobby Mimms makes sure Arsenal hit man Ian Wright gets the message after one of several skirmishes between the two in the Battle of Highbury Picture: ARNOLD SLATER          
OFF TO THE DOGS    
HARRY LLOYD    
MIGHTY Scurlogue Champ strides onto the smallest stage of his career at Mildenhall on Saturday.    
But the most charismatic greyhound since Mick The Miller will merely walk the <head>circuit</head>prior to the Daily Mirror race in his honour.    
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Common Ground is concerned about the decline in old orchards, which grow traditional varieties of fruit, provide habitats for bees, grazing for sheep, geese and pigs and create beautiful landscapes; their exhibition encourages people to grow their own fruit trees, and plant larger orchards for the community.
The exhibition's first venue is the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter; it runs from 28 October to 2 December, and then tours the south-west of England in 1990.
Common Ground urgently needs to raise &pound;7,000 to publish a small book and poster for the exhibition.        
Appointments    
By JOANNA GIBBON    
Miss Elizabeth Neill Fisher, to be a Circuit Judge (Midland and Oxford Circuit).    
Mr Richard Graeme Hawkins, to be a <head>Circuit</head>Judge (South Eastern Circuit).        
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The first viewer to select an outfit from the parade will receive it free the next day (Kinkead claims it is a uni-sex, uni-size garment).
And viewers who want to tell TVS what they think of the idea can send messages via the Prestel Mailbox service.
A selection of these will flash up on screen during the half-hour programme.    
But according to Kinkead, the   highlight  : should be the love story.
Viewers will see the first, pre-recorded, scenes, then a freezeframe that will ask them how they want the story to end.
Live actors will then take over, according to the wishes of the Prestel-owning democracy, If you want to know more read Prestel page 652.        
Superconducting highway to low &mdash; noise chips    
A RESEARCHER with IBM has come up with a device that might possibly replace the transistor in integrated <head>circuit</head>devices.
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If the glider is in a very steep climb this should be reduced slightly before yawing.
A common fault is to level out too much, which results in a completely slack cable and makes the winch driver's job of judging the correction quite impossible.    
In turbulent air the launch should be abandoned if the launching speed becomes really excessive.
(Usually this is the pilot's fault for holding the glider down too much during the initial climb, or failing to get right up into the normal angle of climb.)
If a decision is made to abandon the launch at height, it is safer to release first and then to lower the nose, as this prevents the risk of the cable parachute opening and flying up over the aircraft.
Should the latter ever happen, it is best to land ahead regardless rather than attempt a <head>circuit</head> .
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He slept in the stables and was no longer touchy about the others knowing, although he was not often found out.
Now summer had come Uncle Bean fenced in some of the waste ground for them with wire and they were able to turn the horses out, which made the work far less.
He searched around for somewhere for them to ride out and try cross-country in earnest, and came up with some tatty farms off the arterial which were within riding distance.
They sported ditches and hedges and he built them proper jumps in the hedgerows to practise over and life got far more earnest and dangerous.
Hoomey, having learnt to steer his bus at a steady canter round the railway cinder track and clear two foot of sleepers on each <head>circuit</head> , now found himself with quarter of a mile of galloping grass and a hedgerow at the end of it reinforced with a telegraph pole.
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This removes some of the flexibility (you need a mains socket), the portability (the LAN adaptor itself may fit into your pocket, but you wouldn't want to carry a mains adaptor too), and the tidiness (the power lead means yet another bit of wire at the back of your PC).
Xircom doesn't do any kind of battery pack and the adaptors can't draw power from the port itself &mdash; so you're stuffed.    
But that's a small price to pay for the flexibility and ease of use that the Pocket Ethernet provides.            
UNINTERRUPTIBLE POWER SUPPLIES &mdash; ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW    
An interruptible power supply (UPS) monitors power to your PC.
If it detects any sudden absence of juice, it automatically kicks in with its battery, allowing you to shut down gracefully with no loss of data.    
UPSs come in two styles.
The traditional unit is a box that sits between the mains and the AC-in socket on your computer.
The alternative is a UPS on a <head>circuit</head>board.
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&bquo;I believe he did this because the da Silva was as common as Smith in Portuguese.
I do remember we'd already put his full name on the car and had to remove the last part of it.&equo;    
Senna went on to win nine Formula Three races in succession and his success was to ensure a regular succession of hopeful young Brazilians leaving home to drive under the watchful eyes of Bennetts.
After that one incredible season in Formula Three, Senna went straight into a Formula One seat.    
To run a Formula Three car sets West Surrey Racing back almost Pounds 300,000 a season.    
Drivers are expected to organise their own sponsorship, with WSR chipping in.
But Bennetts is willing to lower the driver's backing to &pound;150,000 if he's British.
He recruits young drivers from their results on the karting and lower formula racing <head>circuit</head> .    
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John Stork &mdash; when in his mid-30s &mdash; became aware of headhunting when he found himself on the receiving end of a headhunter's call for   the first time; in due course he became the successful candidate, but did not take the job, staying on as a member of the international Board of Masius Wynne-Williams advertising agency, where he had earlier been head of research.
The agency was enjoying considerable success on a worldwide basis at the time and, when there was a change in ownership, he considered starting his own business in marketing consulting.    
The headhunting business as a whole, although it promotes the idea of systematising personal networks, still owes much to chance, coincidence and Lady Luck.
In this context, Stork came into contact with headhunting again, through his leisure interest in sailing.
At the time he was racing a boat on the international <head>circuit</head>and his crew member's cousin was none other than David Kay of GKR; Stork followed up the contact and, because of his research, marketing and overseas experience, the newly-established GKR offered him a job to develop their search business in Europe.
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IT'S seeing the funny side that keeps Les Barker buoyant.    
His amusing analysis of human frailty has made him one of the folk world's more unlikely heroes &mdash; a bard who takes the knocks but never shows the bruising.    
He was at The Wine Garden, Alton, on Tuesday night and quickly tickled the chucklebuds with his sharp and sparkling verse.    
Les, whose cultured scruffiness adds pathos to the pzazz, is a shrewd operator.
He's appeared at folk festivals all over the land and is in constant demand for club work.    
He mixes humour with humility and anger with understanding, but never lets indulgence obscure the entertainment.    
His homespun philosophy soon found favour at the Wine Garden, one of the newer and most welcome venues on the local folk <head>circuit</head> .
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Gryschenko, from Kiev, married and with a child less than a year old, joined with all the team working long into the night at Hamble to prepare Fazisi's bare hull for the race.
They had to overcome engineering problems, a last-minute change of keel, and the withdrawal of their sponsor.    
Nevertheless, the yacht did well on the first leg, finishing sixth.    
No immediate statement was made on whether the death of Gryschenko would alter plans to continue when the race leaves Punta, bound for Fremantle, on 28 October.        
Equestrianism: Smith's Picnic in America    
By GENEVIEVE MURPHY    
STEVEN SMITH'S new rapport with the unpredictable Brook Street Picnic will be put to the test later this month, when he begins the tour of shows in Washington, New York and Toronto on the North American Fall <head>Circuit</head> , writes Genevieve Murphy.    
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It also makes sure that the extra load of the solenoid valve does not cause problems due to sudden voltage drops.
Do not use a transformer having an output rated at less than 500mA.        
CONSTRUCTION    
Safety Note: In constructing the Garden Hosepipe Controller, mains connections need to be made.
Anyone who is not certain of being able to make a safe job must consult a qualified electrician.    
In particular, the unit must be built in an Earthed aluminium box and plugged into an adjacent supply using a plug fitted with a 2A fuse.
If a fused plug is not used, a separate 1A or 2A mains-type fuse must be fitted in the transformer primary circuit.    
Construction is based on a <head>circuit</head>panel made from a piece of 0.1&ins; matrix stripboard, size 16 strips x 50 holes.
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Jeremy Bates was not ranked high enough to have gone straight into the main singles draw and would have had to take part in the qualifying competition.
The Olympic tournament is being played on clay, a surface which is not best suited to his style of play, and he is also due to get married the following week.
For those reasons, he declined.    
Jo was even more direct and straightforward.
She is ranked sufficiently highly to have gone straight into the main draw, but made it clear that the Games were inconvenient for her schedule this years, as she had a lot of points to defend in tournaments.    
These tournaments were also not being played on clay, and she obviously felt that participation in the Olympics would damage her chances on the tournament <head>circuit</head> , where failure to defend her points would mean that she might drop out of the top 100 in world rankings.    
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Said Haas: &bquo;Whatever anybody says we had no deal with Nigel before he fell out with Frank Williams.    
&bquo;But as soon as he he had real problems and got unhappy with Williams, he became seriously interested in Indy racing.    
&bquo;He told us he couldn't see anywhere else to go and he'd like to join the team.    
&bquo;I'd talked to him a year ago &mdash; and we just kept in touch.
Then Paul rang him and that was it.
We'd got our guy.&equo;          
BYE-BYE BRITAIN WORLD champion Nigel Mansell waves goodbye to the Formula One racing <head>circuit</head>after this season &mdash; and the battling Brummie will also sell his &pound;3million Isle of Man cliff-top mansion to live in the Florida sunshine as he joins superstar Paul Newman's team    
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The chairman of World Wide Insurance, Mr Brian Summers, told me: &bquo;We greatly regret the death of Mr Davies, who was one of the unsung servants of golf.
But I know that he would wish the tournament to continue, and we, as sponsors of this great tournament,   have a duty to the sporting public to carry on.&equo;    
Mr Davies' employer, Brian Harley, who is lying second in the tournament after the first round, was unavailable for comment.    
The police are pursuing their inquiries.    
Unusually for the  Daily News   there was a tailpiece to the article, set in darker type, with Toby's name attached.    
The death of Froggy Davies has certainly removed a real character from the golf scene.
He was the genuine article, a caddie who followed the <head>circuit</head>for year after year and carried the bags of two Open Champions.    
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Figure 1 shows a practical ignition circuit with a built-in test oscillator R (formula provided).
Mosfet Q6 avalanches repetitively and absorbs the energy stored in the leakage inductance of the coil.    
The photograph shows the waveforms of HT voltage (upper) at 5kV/div and drain/source voltage across Q6 at 100V/div.
Battery voltage is 4.5V and HT terminal unterminated.
The photograph shows conditions equivalent to an engine speed of 6000rpm for a n eight-cylinder engine.
At idling speed, increased dwell angle would increase aiming voltage to around 16kV.    
International Rectifier, Hurst Green, Oxted, Surrey RH8 9BB.
Telephone 0883 713215.            
Use of the INA103: this is a microphone preamplifier with the microphone phantom powered and a DC-restoration <head>circuit</head>at the output.    
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GOVERNMENT health watchdogs are to carry out a survey of women working in computer microchip factories amid fears they may suffer a higher risk of miscarriage.
The survey, costing &pound;85,000 and taking up to two years to complete, has been prompted by American studies which have led to calls for the banning of some chemicals.    
A spokesman for the Health and Safety Executive said: &bquo;Plans are advanced for the study in the UK, in collaboration with the industry.
The plans are being reviewed to take account of the recent U.S. studies.&equo;    
One American investigation reportedly found women working on silicon chips were 40 per cent more likely to miscarry than most women.
The U.S. studies have drawn attention to the use of glycol ethers &mdash; solvents used to etch <head>circuits</head>on to silicon wafers.    
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The capital increase is to help speed the investment programme and to achieve Olivetti's growth targets.        
KODE CREATES KAMTRONICS TO EXPLOIT LEAD IN CIRCUIT BOARDS, EXPANDS IN FAR EAST    
Calne,   Wiltshire-based   Kode International Plc has created a new company, Kamtronics Ltd, to co-ordinate its expanding high volume printed circuit board manufacturing operations in the Far East (CI No 2,126).
The new division comprises the existing Printronics Chinese Allied Plant at Taijaing with additional manufacturing facilities in Seoul, Korea; Johar Bahru in Malaysia; and Taiwan.
It will be responsible for production of single sided, high tech plated-through-hole and multi-layer boards.
It will complement Kode's UK-based printed <head>circuit</head>board company, Kam Circuits Ltd, which produces prototype and also small to medium high tech plated-through-hole and multilayer boards.
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It is easy to produce accurate pulses at very high speed yet it is 1 second pulses which are needed.
To solve the problem, pulses are produced at a precise rate of 32,768 per second (32.768kHz) by means of a  crystal controlled oscillator  .
This is divided by a string of 15 flip-flops.
The first one divides by two to produce 16,384Hz.
The next divides   by two again to give 18,192Hz and so on.
After successive divisions, the output of the 15th bistable is 1Hz (check this with a calculator).
Of course, if you take the back off a watch you won't find 15 individual flip-flops inside.
These are built in a single &bquo;dedicated&equo; integrated circuit.        
THE SHIFT REGISTER    
A shift register is another multi-stage D-type flip-flop <head>circuit</head>with each Q output connected to the following D input.
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He came out of hospital just before Christmas and then began weeks of physiotherapy to get back to his current level of fitness.    
&bquo;It was hard work but they did a fantastic job on me.
I knew it was so necessary and just applied myself to doing everything they told me.&equo;    
By January Waites was practising his putting, in April he walked his first 18 holes over his own club at Hollinwell and in May he played his first round, shooting a 78.    
He had an invitation to the Volvo PGA Championship at Wentworth, but he pulled out because he felt he was still not up to it.
&bquo;I always said that if I could not break 80 then I would not play.
There would have been no pleasure or satisfaction in shooting in the 80s.&equo;    
He quickly began to play the Midland <head>circuit</head>again.
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The latest figures have added another dimension to the national debate now raging over the level of youth crime, social morality and Government plans to crackdown on offenders.    
Chief Constable of Essex John Burrow added his voice yesterday when he warned that there was a connection between truancy and crime.
A &bquo;large proportion of schoolchildren who truant do get into mischief of one sort or another&equo;, he said.     
In tomorrow's EADT we report on the latest research findings on pupil behaviour in Essex and why youngsters are being expelled from schools.        
Senior lawyers called to circuit    
TWO members of a well-known regional chambers have been appointed to the South Eastern court circuit.    
John Devaux, who became a Recorder and head of chambers in 1989, has been appointed a <head>circuit</head>judge.    
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More deflector panels sweep the beam backwards and forwards across the screen to trace out the picture lines.    
By making the beam double back on itself in this way, Philips achieves an effective throw of twice the length of the tube.
This means that the beam deflectors and gun need sweep the beam only through a small angle.
This in turn means that the tube consumes less electricity.
Philips reckons that panels just 5 cm thick can support a 30cm screen which consumes only 5 watts of power.        
Warm welcome    
A GERMAN company, Schoeller, has filed a British patent on a clever idea to ensure that car door locks never freeze up.    
Schoeller's patent, number 2 100 025, describes a car lock containing a small electric heating coil connected to the car's battery.
To make sure the coil is not continually draining power, there are three switches in its <head>circuit</head> .
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Neither Tyrrell driver stopped and, while the brown paint scheme did little to flatter the Honda-powered cars, it was reliability that mattered most, Stefano Modena and Satoru Nakajima taking fourth and fifth places.    
But perhaps the greatest personal satisfaction was earned by Gerard Larrousse as he watched Aguri Suzuki finish sixth in the Larrousse-Lola and poke a championship point in the eye of those who had recently stripped the French team of its hard-won rewards from last year.    
Now, of course, with every race counting towards the championship, points earned on a Sunday afternoon matter like never before.
The race through the streets of Phoenix is not a useful guide to a car's potential on more conventional circuits, but the US Grand Prix did prove that McLaren and Honda have emerged from the winter stronger than ever.    
Perhaps the rest will catch up in Brazil; perhaps the McLaren-Honda will be lacking on faster <head>circuits</head> .
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<instance id="circuit.40196" docsrc="bnc_B73_819">
<context>
The recent development of the electronic ballast switches on a new era in lighting technology.
However, its advantages will not be fully realised until the recession slows, sales pick up and unit costs fall.
Electronic ballasts can save up to 30 per cent of the energy consumed by a conventional coil-core wire-wound ballast.
This is possible for two reasons: a reduction in internal losses and increased lamp efficiency due to a much higher operating frequency.
The higher frequencies of 25&ndash;35 k.Hz eliminate flickering and stroboscopic effects.    
Some electronic units will start a lamp in less than 0&ndash;5 seconds; dimming the source to 5 per cent of normal output is also possible.    
There are many types of fluorescent lamp available so the range of conventional starters is equally varied.
The most common is the switch start <head>circuit</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40199" docsrc="bnc_BPC_135">
<context>
8    
HARTNELL  
Silk chiffon trimmed with diamant&eacute; and glass beads.    
Embroidery by C&eacute;cile Henri, Paris.      
9    
SIR HARDY AMIES  
Soft ribbed silk trimmed with silk satin      
10    
RCA  
Brian Kirkby, Joanna Silverstein    
Fibre optics and illuminated <head>circuit</head>boards over jersey.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40202" docsrc="bnc_AN2_1182">
<context>
After running the engine for a few miles, the gauge is up to the red.    
Another Land Rover main agent told me I need part number GTR III &mdash; it has a short stem and a white top.
However, this makes no difference.
The Haynes manual says the sender unit should be a beige colour on later models.    
Can you help?    
The part you require is 560794 (Genuine Parts) This is equivalent to GTRIII which is a Unipart number As you have fitted two of these to no avail I would try the gauge itself As your Land Rover has been fitted with a non-original switch to work the glow plugs and this has caught fire, there may have been a short <head>circuit</head>which damaged the voltage stabiliser and temperature sender unit and has probably damaged the gauge itself The colour of the sender unit is not significant     
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40205" docsrc="bnc_CAN_21">
<context>
If automobile technology had advanced as fast as computer technology over the same period then the current equivalent BL car, the Metro, would now cost 45 pence to buy, and run for over a year on a gallon of petrol.
Every man, woman, and child in the country would own about 100 of them, but garaging them would be no problem as each car would be little bigger than a matchbox.    
It is, however, extremely unlikely that any of us could find a use for a hundred of these cars, even if we could solve the problem of getting into them, and this illustrates a fundamental difference between the car and the computer, and another reason for speaking of a microelectronics revolution.
This is because of the microchip's wide variety of applications.
As I sit at home, typing this book into a word processor, I can count over thirty devices around me which contain an integrated <head>circuit</head>of some kind.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40208" docsrc="bnc_CNN_200">
<context>
An Intel Corp observer says the company is really competing against system makers IBM Corp, Hewlett-Packard Co, Digital Equipment Corp and Sun Microsystems Inc, and maybe MIPS Technologies Inc: his point is that Intel is bound to a policy of moving more and more of the system onto its chips until all the hardware vendor will be adding is a couple of leads; he also says Intel is very conscious of the potentials of the computer and communications tie-up and is dreaming of a worldwide network data repository under its thumb; strategic alliances came up and so did the name AT&amp;T Co, and the words &bquo;information utility&equo;.        
HP INVESTS IN PRECISION DEVELOPMENT    
Hewlett-Packard is reckoned to be spending &dollar;1,000m annually on the on-going development of its Precision Architecture RISC chip set.        
VIEWLOGIC TO ACQUIRE QUAD DESIGN    
Marlborough, Massachusetts-based Viewlogic Systems Inc is to acquire privately-held Quad Design Technology Inc, developing software for analysing timing and interference problems in <head>circuit</head>designs in Camarillo, California for 872,700 new shares, giving the transaction an indicated value of &dollar;16.7m; Viewlogic develops electronic design automation tools and did &dollar;65.8m last year; Quad had &dollar;5.3m sales.        
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40211" docsrc="bnc_C91_895">
<context>
Your initial design brief might also allow for the fact that many plastic boxes (for example) incorporate mounting bushes in their bases so that the p.c.b.
can be retained with either self-tapping or machine set screws.
No other mounting hardware is generally required in these instances, and the design of the p.c.b.
could include the mounting hardware fixing centres, so these would be designed into the artwork to begin with.        
Components    
Having defined the size of the board the next stage is to consider the circuit and the components themselves, before getting down to the job of designing the copper track pattern itself.    
Let's consider an actual design example which will demonstrate the principles of drafting a p.c.b.
master artwork from a <head>circuit</head>diagram.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40214" docsrc="bnc_AD7_523">
<context>
He transformed the famous estate into one of the most modern training complexes in the world, but in November 1986 it was announced that Sangster and Dickinson were to part company, and the trainer took his skills to the USA.    
Bregawn's temperament got the better of him the following season, and on his racecourse appearances he displayed increasing sourness.
He was fitted in blinkers for the 1984 Gold Cup but behaved mulishly, twice trying to pull himself up before finishing a distant sixth to Burrough Hill Lad.
Thereafter his behaviour deteriorated further.
Trained in Ireland at the Cullinane yard for his first run of the 1984&ndash;5 season, he was then moved to Paddy Mullins, winning a handicap hurdle at Limerick Junction on his second outing for his new stable before his mood let him down again in the 1985 Gold Cup: he tried to pull himself up after a <head>circuit</head>and was tailed off when refusing at the last fence.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40217" docsrc="bnc_B1Y_301">
<context>
Sometimes we walked to the nearest cove.
It was about six miles, a fair way for children, but we delighted in the story of what my father had done at the age of six.
The Sunday-school Treat was a day at the seaside, and the children were taken in the horse-drawn wagons.
Only the sevens and older were to go, the others being considered too young.
Our Uncle-George, then eight, was to go in the wagon, but Mark was not old enough to go &bquo;Never mind, boy!&equo; our grandad said, &bquo;you shall go.
We'll walk.&equo;
And they did.
We were glad to know that the little boy was allowed to ride home with the others.
No doubt Grandad walked.
For many years he was a Methodist Local Preacher, and always walked to his appointments anywhere in the <head>Circuit</head> , so that he did not cause anyone else to work on a Sunday.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40221" docsrc="bnc_CJJ_2425">
<context>
In this form he would hover over the battlefield, dipping down to engulf enemy troopers, to consume those like fat in a furnace so that their smoke would rise up as incense into Dorn's amber nostrils and by way of that conduit across time and space &mdash; beyond mortality itself &mdash; into the God-Emperor's   seared   olfactory lobes so that the Divine Person would pause for a microsecond in his eternal scrutiny of the cosmos from his golden throne and would exclaim inwardly, &bquo;What sweet fragrance is that?
Why, it is the odour of the enemies of the human Imperium, blazing.&equo;
For a moment the Emperor would notice at least the aftermath of Lexandro's existence&hellip; before what had been Lexandro dispersed.    
Reality reasserted itself as, in Lexandro's headphones, a voice screamed in torment.
Or was it in sheer surprise?    
The screech died away to a strangulated hissing as though the victim had clamped his lower lip with his teeth, biting with all the force of a steel beast-trap.    
&bquo;Right dorsal shield collapse,&equo; announced Juron bleakly.
&bquo;Feedback damper failure.
Defence laser is slag.
Cutting Akbar out of <head>circuit</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40224" docsrc="bnc_CD9_766">
<context>
Niki has very few close friends, and none of them, to my knowledge, are in FI.
And, responding as a patrician, what could he say to a man who confused friendship with money?
Thus, when Dennis offered him exactly half what he had been making, Lauda thought he'd had a touch of sun.    
From that moment on, that relationship settled into a form of sullen resentment that lasted throughout Niki's season.
Niki went fishing for another drive, and thought he had one at Renault; but the big-manufacturer politics of that season and Gerard Larrousse's increasing weakness therein, sabotaged that: Niki was kept dangling, offered the drive and then dropped.
Dennis, in revenge, said he had been &bquo;talking&equo; to Keke Rosberg.    
Meanwhile, on the <head>circuit</head> , the season continued; so did McLaren's domination, so did Prost's rise.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40227" docsrc="bnc_A19_1654">
<context>
As is pointed in International Rectifier's note AN-969m power mosfets possess advantages over bipolar transistors for ignition circuits, chiefly because of the high voltages then must withstand when used in place of a conventional mechanical contact breaker.
Power mosfets exhibit no secondary breakdown and can be avalanched to clamp excessive overvoltage due to leakage inductance or a disconnected HT lead.
Also, they need no base drive, being voltage controlled.
The note explains that the series resistance of the mosfet need not lead to inefficiency and a circuit performing at higher efficiency than the one using bipolars is feasible.    
Modern ignition coils are of low inductance with ballast resistors for improved cold starting; inductive discharge <head>circuits</head> , as opposed to the older capacitive discharge types, require the discharge of typically 6A, a bipolar transistor needing safe-operating-area clamps, which increase both cost and dissipation.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40230" docsrc="bnc_A9T_303">
<context>
His TV play Rotten Apples, to be shown over Christmas, is a black comedy set within a Northern Irish police station.
Bigoted detective sergeant Robert Spallen sets out to bring a notorious IRA terrorist to book.
In his manic enthusiasm he arrests an innocent man, the bear-like Dan Maguire, and sets about framing him.
Northern Ireland is the context rather than cartoon style backdrop to Leonard's piece.
&bquo;There's a strong seam of black humour running through the Northern Irish people and it's ignored.&equo;    
Owen O'Neil agrees: &bquo;There's no major comedy circuit in Northern Ireland in the way there is in London, but people have survived for a very long time on the strength of their own sense of humour.&equo;
The reason for there being no <head>circuit</head>in Belfast is simple: it's too small.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40233" docsrc="bnc_C91_422">
<context>
Clearly, detecting the opening and closing of the points under static conditions will be somewhat problematic since most ohmmeters will not just be able to detect such a small change in resistance.    
The circuit shown in Fig. 2 (based on a comparator) will, however, detect changes in resistance of less than 0.1 ohm.
The circuit requires a 9V d.c. supply (50mA maximum) and operates an l.e.d. which will provide a visual indication whenever the contact breakers are open.
The threshold sensitivity of the instrument is adjusted by means of VR1.
In order to set this for optimum sensitivity, a one ohm resistor should be connected across the probes and the control is adjusted until the l.e.d.  just   becomes illuminated.
The resistor can now be removed and the instrument will be ready for use.
If necessary, the <head>circuit</head>of Fig. 2 can be duplicated to permit simultaneous adjustment of both engines on a twin engined aircraft.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40236" docsrc="bnc_B13_588">
<context>
Others who have undertaken the care of the church and halls in later years have been Mrs Bell, Mrs Carson, Mr and Mrs Redpath, Mr James Twyble, Mr John Lavery, Mrs David Binks, Mrs K McClatchey and Mr William McFadden.    
The outbreak of the Great War meant that young men from Edenderry as well as from other parts of the Circuit went to serve their country; some went directly from Portadown and others who had emigrated in earlier years joined the armies of the Dominions, especially Canada.
Many did not return.
One young man was killed a few weeks before the Armistice.
The names of those who served and of those who died are recorded on the magnificent War Memorial in the vestibule of Thomas Street Church.
This was unveiled and dedicated on Sunday 25 June 1922 at 11 am.
It commemorates 31 men from the <head>Circuit</head>who died and an additional 160 who served.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40240" docsrc="bnc_A19_1635">
<context>
Gain of the  INA103   is present by the connection of internal resistors to provide gain of 1 or 100, but the potentiometer (right) shows how external resistors can be used to obtain other settings; gain is determined from  RG = 6/ (G-1) k, G   being the gain.
Feedback resistors of 3k&ohm; are included in the chip but, again, external resistors can be used for other gain settings; care must be exercised here, though, to avoid instability, increased noise and reduced bandwidth.
Output voltage offset is trimmable in the usual way by a pot between null pins, although this method does have the slight disadvantage that input offset is affected: 1mV of output offset change alters input offset by about 1&micro;V, also altering output offset drift by 3&micro;V/&deg;C per 1mV.
The application note provides details of other offset adjustment <head>circuits</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40243" docsrc="bnc_CAP_1347">
<context>
Being given time to proceed at his own speed in self-care        
Explanations of monitoring, ventilation and medical care given         
Lack of intellectual stimulation    
Negative aspects        
Noise and disturbance in the unit        
Sleep interruptions        
Becoming emotionally attached to the ICU environment        
Word transfer procedure          
Brian began to complain of muscle pains and was put back on a low dose papaveretum infusion (2&ndash;4mg/hr).    
By day nine, he was able to tolerate a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) circuit, a self-ventilating system, although the patient may still be intubated.
A CPAP <head>circuit</head>delivers humidified oxygen and air to the patient under continuous pressure.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40246" docsrc="bnc_B03_2406">
<context>
Also on Friday, there is a Haslemere Club trial at Waverley, near Farnham (10.30 a.m.) and the North Hants Club's annual Gordon Farley Cup trial at Star Hill Plantation, Elvetham (10.30 a.m.).    
On Saturday, there is a North Hants Club trial at Star Hill (noon).
Then, on Sunday, the &bquo;Salisbury Sizzler&equo; grass-track meeting takes place at Borland Farm, Upper Woodford, near Salisbury (1 p.m.).
There is also a Berkshire Club motocross at Upper Lambourn (11 a.m.) and the Waterlooville Club's Ashford Cup trial at Butser Hill Limeworks, near Petersfield (10.30 a.m.).    
On Easter Monday, the first round of the British sidecar and four-stroke motocross championships will be contested on the Asham Woods <head>circuit</head> , near Frome (noon) and the Farnham Club's annual Mason Cup trial starts from Headley Park, Sleaford, near Bordon (11 a.m.).     
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40249" docsrc="bnc_CF5_102">
<context>
Judges said the standard of entries had been exceptionally high for such an event, with many of the styles created being &bquo;very innovative&equo;.    
Students on the institute's two-year hairdressing and beauty course learn the art of hairdressing, cosmetic make-up, manicure and other beauty-related subjects.    
During the second year, having learned techniques in the institute's own well-equipped salon, they gain work experience by spending four weeks in a commercial setting.      
First-year hairdressing student Alison Parriss with model Carrie Heckford    
930305        
TV idea for level crossings    
TWO level crossings earmarked to receive automatic barriers could now be fitted with safer gates monitored on closed <head>circuit</head>television.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40252" docsrc="bnc_CH5_3635">
<context>
They even escorted me to the school gates sometimes &mdash; and I just bunked out the other way.
I was given a good hiding, which I deserved, but it made no difference.    
I don't blame my parents for the way I turned out, I'm the one responsible.
&mdash;    .        
THOUGH I'm a racing fan, I hope the new idea of Sunday racing is a flop.
I shall certainly have nothing to do with it on principle.    
We have enough racing in this country and I believe in reserving one day at least for the Lord.
&mdash;    .        
A READER suggests BT was mean for raking in money during the Telethon charity campaign.
Far from it.    
We made a cash donation of &pound;200,000, fitted 16 pledging sites with nearly 2,000 lines at our expense, and installed 2,000 miles of computer <head>circuits</head>to drive the scoreboards.    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.40255" docsrc="bnc_AAE_346">
<context>
Maradona allegedly made his remarks after he arrived by private aeroplane to join the Argentinian team in Cagliari for today's exhibition match against Italy.        
Scudamore lands treble and equals his record century.    
PETER Scudamore landed a 71-1 treble at Bangor yesterday on Miss Chalk, Redgrave Devil and Abbotts View.
His second victory &mdash; on Redgrave Devil in the Barkin Developments Novice Chase &mdash; brought up the 100 on the same date he achieved the fastest ton last season.    
Scudamore, who went on to ride a record 221 last term, said: &bquo;To ride 100 winners is always a thrill.
Everything else is a bonus, but it's also a bit like hunting round the first <head>circuit</head>safely in the Grand National &mdash; you know it's the next circuit that matters.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30001" docsrc="wsj_0601.mrg_5">
<context>
Mr. Volk, 55 years old, succeeds Duncan Dwight, who retired in September.
In an age of specialization, the federal judiciary is one of the last
bastions of the generalist.  A judge must jump from murder to antitrust
cases, from arson to securities fraud, without missing a beat.  But even on
the federal bench, specialization is creeping in, and it has become a
subject of sharp controversy on the newest federal appeals court.  The
Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit was created in 1982 to serve,
among other things, as the court of last resort for most patent disputes.
Previously, patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12
<head>circuit</head> appeals courts.
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30005" docsrc="wsj_2417.mrg_43">
<context>
In May 1988, the Working Group, made up of representatives from the Federal
Reserve, the Treasury, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the
Commodity Futures Trading Commission, finally endorsed only circuit breakers.
After several more months of arguments among various stock exchanges and
futures markets, circuit breakers were set in place, with the most notable
suspending trading after 250 and 400 point drops in the Dow Jones
Industrial Average.  Privately, some free marketeers dismissed such
mechanisms as sops to interventionists.  After all, this free-market
argument went, the Dow only dropped more than 250 points once this century.
``<head>Circuit</head> breakers'' set to soften big drops:
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</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30013" docsrc="wsj_0944.mrg_12">
<context>
As for the merits, Judge Leval said that Mr. Miller had written ``a serious
book of responsible historical criticism.'' Verbatim quotation, the judge
believed, was justified in order to prove points the author had asserted
about Mr. Hubbard -- mendacity, bigotry, paranoia and other unlovely traits
that could not be persuasively demonstrated without use of Mr. Hubbard's
own words.  ``The biographer critic,'' Judge Leval wrote, ``should not be
required simply to express ... conclusions without defending them by example.  ''
In such circumstances, free-speech interests outweighed the interests of
the copyright owner.  But Judge Leval felt constrained by an earlier
decision of the Second <head>Circuit</head> Court forbidding a
biographer of J.D. Salinger to quote from Mr. Salinger's personal letters.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30020" docsrc="wsj_0088.mrg_1">
<context>
Every day you delay, a savings institution's health -- and the federal
budget deficit -- grows worse.  Think about the good you can do for just $
15,000 a month, about the cost of a mid-size Chevrolet or two semesters at
a state university.  Then send your support to a savings institution that
has taken a bad rap in the press and on its bottom line.  Every $15,000 you
send will go a long way to boost sagging net worth and employee morale --
and keep your Foster Savings Institution off the federal budget deficit!
Mr. Baris is a lawyer in New York.  The Chicago Mercantile Exchange said it
plans to institute an additional ``<head>circuit</head> breaker''
aimed at stemming market slides.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30023" docsrc="wsj_0601.mrg_10">
<context>
Previously, patent cases moved through the court system to one of the 12
circuit appeals courts.  There, judges who saw few such cases and had no
experience in the field grappled with some of the most technical and
complex disputes imaginable.  A new specialty court was sought by patent
experts, who believed that the generalists had botched too many important,
multimillion-dollar cases.  Some patent lawyers had hoped that such a
specialty court would be filled with experts in the field.  But the Reagan
administration thought otherwise, and so may the Bush administration.
Since 1984, the president has filled four vacancies in the Federal
<head>Circuit</head> court with non-patent lawyers.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30027" docsrc="wsj_2417.mrg_40">
<context>
Arguing that the separate financial marketplaces acted as one, and
concluding that the crash had ``raised the possibility of a full-scale
financial system breakdown,'' the presidential task force called for
establishing a super-regulator to oversee the markets, to make margins
consistent across markets, to unify clearing systems and to install circuit
breakers.  Only the last of those recommendations ever was implemented.
The Reagan White House held the Brady recommendations at arm's length and
named a second panel -- the Working Group on the Financial Markets -- to
review its analysis and those of other crash studies.  In May 1988, the
Working Group, made up of representatives from the Federal Reserve, the
Treasury, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and the Commodity Futures
Trading Commission, finally endorsed only circuit breakers.  After several
more months of arguments among various stock exchanges and futures markets,
<head>circuit</head> breakers were set in place, with the most
notable suspending trading after 250 and 400 point drops in the Dow Jones
Industrial Average.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30034" docsrc="wsj_1819.mrg_27">
<context>
But Rep. John Bryant (D., Texas), the lead counsel for the House managers
who conducted a lengthy inquiry into Judge Hastings 'activities, said ``a
mountain of evidence points to his certain guilt.'' The Senate will
deliberate behind closed doors today and is scheduled to vote on the
impeachment tomorrow.  If the judge is impeached, as is thought likely, he
will be removed from office immediately.  However, Judge Hastings has said
he will continue to fight and is contemplating an appeal of any impeachment
to the U.S. Supreme Court.  COMPANIES SEEKING to make insurers pay for
pollution cleanup win court victory.  In a case involving Avondale
Industries Inc. and its insurer, Travelers Cos., the Second U.S.
<head>Circuit</head> Court of Appeals in New York ruled in favor of
the company on two issues that lawyers say are central to dozens of
pollution cases around the country.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30037" docsrc="wsj_1411.mrg_16">
<context>
Ah, the glamour of professional sports.  For Mr. Jones, losing his
quarterback temporarily was just the latest in a string of setbacks that
has beset the Dallas Cowboys -- and, this year, much of the National
Football League.  Once fat and happy, the Cowboys now are losing games,
fans and money.  Last year, the team ended up $2 million in the red on $30
million in revenue.  It has some of the highest costs in the league.  Its
attendance is off 23 % from six years ago.  At the very least, Mr. Jones,
who cultivates the society <head>circuit</head> as eagerly as his
bench, can take comfort in one fact: These days, he is n't alone.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30041" docsrc="wsj_1863.mrg_21">
<context>
But traders on the exchange floor, who can observe the computer-guided
trading activity on monitor screens, said most of the top program-trading
firms were active both days.  Through August, the top five program trading
firms in volume were Morgan Stanley &amp; Co., Kidder, Peabody &amp; Co., Merrill
Lynch &amp; Co., PaineWebber Group Inc. and Salomon Brothers Inc.  Though
brokerage officials defended their use of program trading, one sign of what
an issue it remains was that few executives would comment on the record.
Besides reciting the pardon for program trading contained in the Brady
Commission report, they said stock-index arbitrage was actually needed
Monday to restore the markets 'equilibrium.  On Friday, the stock-index
futures market was unhinged from the stock market when the Chicago
Mercantile Exchange halted trading in Standard &amp; Poor's 500 futures
contract -- a ``<head>circuit</head> breaker'' procedure instituted
after the 1987 crash and implemented for the first time.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30045" docsrc="wsj_0088.mrg_14">
<context>
Leo Melamed, Merc executive committee chairman, said that the 12-point
limit appeared to lessen the selling panic Oct. 13.  But when the contract
reopened, the subsequent flood of sell orders that quickly knocked the
contract down to the 30-point limit indicated that the intermediate limit
of 20 points was needed to help keep stock and stock-index futures prices
synchronized.  Several traders maintained that the Merc's 12-point
circuit-breaker aggravated the market slide Oct. 13 by directing additional
selling pressure to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.  All of the
changes require regulatory approval, which is expected shortly.  The
exchange also said that the 30-point <head>circuit</head> breaker,
which currently provides only a one-hour respite during market sell-offs,
will become the maximum one-day limit for the S&amp;P 500 stock-index futures
contract; the one-day limit now is 50 index points.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30051" docsrc="wsj_1423.mrg_12">
<context>
The high court majority said it was up to the state courts for now to
decide whether the definition has any bearing on other state laws.  Already,
local Missouri judges have relied on the restored preamble in two separate
cases to throw out criminal trespass charges against anti-abortion
demonstrators who blocked access to Reproductive Health Services, an
abortion clinic in St. Louis.  The protesters said their actions were
justified by the desire to save the lives of unborn children.  Under a 1981
Missouri law, persons accused of some crimes, including trespassing, may
offer a defense that their actions were justified ``as an emergency measure
to avoid an imminent public or private injury.'' Relying on the preamble's
statement that a fetus is an unborn child, the two St. Louis County
<head>Circuit</head> Court judges in August accepted the
justification that the abortion clinic protesters were trying to save lives.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30055" docsrc="wsj_2224.mrg_10">
<context>
While reaching blockbuster proportions yesterday, the volume was still well
within the 600 million-share capacity that the exchange has said it can
handle daily since beefing up its computers after the October 1987 crash.
The so-called circuit breakers devised by the Big Board and the Chicago
Mercantile Exchange to quell free falls in stock and futures prices were
n't triggered yesterday because the markets were higher for most of the day.
Despite traders 'complaints, Mr. Phelan said the links with the Chicago
futures market worked as planned in Friday's rout to provide a cooling-off
period.  Of greater help, the Big Board chairman said, was the ``natural
<head>circuit</head> breaker'' of the weekend, that provided a
breathing period that ``brought rationality back to the market.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="circuit.30059" docsrc="wsj_0987.mrg_4">
<context>
Annualized average rate of return after expenses for the past 30 days; not
a forecast of future returns.  Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman
Richard Breeden told a congressional subcommittee that he would consider
imposing ``circuit breakers'' to halt program trading at volatile times.
Mr. Breeden, in his first testimony to Congress since taking the SEC post,
said the agency is studying the Friday the 13th market plunge, including
how current circuit breakers affected the market that day and the following
Monday.  After the study, the SEC would be willing to consider adding new
circuit breakers or fine-tuning the current ones, he added.
<head>Circuit</head> breakers, designed to give the markets a
breather in cases of sharp price movements, curb trading of futures or
stocks at various trigger points.
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Barley malt is added because it is rich in amylase, an enzyme that enables starch to be converted to sugar.
The mash is now ready for fermentation, and laboratory yeast is added.
It ferments for 72 hours, creating an alcoholic liquid known as beer.
The beer undergoes selective distillation to become whisky.
Certain desirable secondary products called cogeners, or flavourings, are collected with the alcohol.    
Production    
Distillation may be carried out in either a batch process, using a pot still, or a continuous process, using a patent or Coffey still.
The pot still is uniquely suited for full-flavoured spirits, such as malt whisky and Irish whiskey.
The continuous process is best suited for light whiskies.
The product of either process is <head>colourless</head> and of varied flavour.
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</instance>

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<context>
Like the French prisoners in the Napoleonic wars, used to do exactly the same thing.
  The manufacture of silk stockings was banned in December nineteen forty because silk was needed for parachutes.
The only stockings available to buy were a thick brown lisle.
These were not popular and as most women wore trousers or dungarees for the war work, hand knitted long socks or ankle socks were more comfortable and convenient.
Those who were still fortunate enough to own a pair of silk stockings were given tips on how to make them last as long as possible.
They should be kept in an airtight jar, and rinsed in methylated spirits before wearing.
<head>Colourless</head> nail varnish should be applied to the suspender points and toe join as well as ladders or snags   so that if you got a little ladder or a snag you put colourless nail varnish on it.
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</instance>

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<context>
I sorted through my frocks but could find none that fitted me; I'd outgrown them all and was waiting until I'd grown into Liza's castoffs.
I tried hers on anyway and after rummaging about for a bit I found one I liked.
But it was too big in the bust and too long.
I put it back in the trunk, disappointed that there was nothing right for me to wear and wondering what I was going to do, for I wanted to go out with Sally.
I decided to go round to her place to see if she had anything I could borrow.
Sure enough she offered straight away and gave me some lipstick as well.    
&bquo;Yow 'ave ter look nice for the boys.&equo;
She nudged me, and I, innocent enough to think I could have a boyfriend like her, accepted the dress and the make-up.
She was combing out her blonde hair and pouring a <head>colourless</head> liquid from a bottle over her head.
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</instance>

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<context>
The man he displaced, Humfrey Malins, used to shake his head and say, &bquo;I do wish Malcolm would go away.
He's far too good.&equo;
Such praise from an unimpeachable source derives from Wicks being one of those High Technicians who actually know about something.
Having worked on deprivation at the Home Office, he became head of the Family Policy Studies Centre.
The view is that Wicks is Frank Field without God.
Watching him and Peter Lilley, the new overseer of the poor, could be very instructive.    
Another, quite different, talent is Jane Kennedy who replaced Terry Fields, the Militant with the Caudillo glasses.
She is not what might have been feared, a <head>colourless</head> nominee of Walworth Road, but a personal victim of Militant in its great days when Labour politicians used to mutter feebly about this being a Broad Church.
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</instance>

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At one point he faints, and as he slowly regains consciousness he imagines that he is being ordered to &bquo;merge&equo; through &bquo;osmosis&equo; (109/111).
For those who refuse or are unable to conform to discursive conditioning, the message is unequivocal:    
The physical stuff of the universe wraps up the earth with knowledge and communication, and the earth shrinks, and those who do not partake of the great secret growth are eliminated and shrivel away under the physical stuff that is knowledge and communication and wraps the earth with love, for nothing less than symbiosis will do.
(178/180)    
The <head>colourless</head> are incapable of &bquo;symbiosis&equo; and participation in the communication that &bquo;wraps the earth with love&equo;, for they are incapable of &bquo;radiating energy&equo;.
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</instance>

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The spider's web is clearly a pernicious weapon; like the network of branches out of which it grows, it frames and structures all that falls within its domain.
The status of the metaphoric strategies employed by the character is ambiguous.
They are at once a replication of and a threat to the unitary governing structures of the society in which he lives.    
This ambiguity is played out in psychological terms as the simultaneous desire and inability to conform to the demands of the master discourse.
Mobility is repeatedly linked in  Out   to hypertrophy of the imagination which, like a prism, refracts the &bquo;<head>colourless</head> &equo; light of the protagonist's civic identity into the protean kaleidoscopic images of his fantasy selves by means of the &bquo;coloured&equo; language of metaphor.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40022" docsrc="bnc_CDF_371">
<context>
On the other hand, she finds it difficult to take much interest in financial control, which means that there are sometimes errors in bills, and her unwillingness to ask walk-in guests for a deposit has led to the occasional bad debt.    
Harry Gresty, the Porter, is ex-Navy.
He is cheerful, hard working and gregarious, with a good sense of humour, and is also very popular with the regular guests, who regard him as something of an institution.
He is a widower, with no family and few interests outside the hotel: as a result, he is prepared to work for long hours and generally acts as night porter during the week.
The assistant porter is a much less colourful personality whose main tasks are to clean the public rooms and to cover the boiler along with the maintenance/odd-job man.    
Tim Corrigan, the Barman, is another somewhat <head>colourless</head> personality who appears to have no strong views on anything other than racing form, of which he is a devoted follower.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40026" docsrc="bnc_FRC_1525">
<context>
Sometimes the dog scratched at the door to be let in.
Sometimes it scratched to be let out.
Sometimes it went to sleep on the rag rug before the electric fire and snored quietly, or its paws would twitch as it chased rabbits in its sleep.
Aunt Margaret would lift her head from her sewing   now and then and smile nervously at Melanie, to show they were friends.
Occasionally Finn had an evening off and then he and Melanie played pencil and paper games such as &bquo;Battleships&equo;, but usually Uncle Philip needed Finn downstairs to help with the puppets.
Uncle Philip worked on his puppets in the evenings, when the toys were put away.    
She saw her uncle only at mealtimes but his presence, brooding and oppressive, filled the house.
She walked warily as if his <head>colourless</head> eyes were judging and assessing her all the time.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40029" docsrc="bnc_AK4_1198">
<context>
He stayed for five years &mdash; photographing cars and production lines &mdash; before being dismissed for habitual lateness (he had dallied once too often taking pictures on the way to work).
Finding himself on the streets, Doisneau felt completely at liberty, and he has remained there ever since.    
Doisneau is a small, bird-like man with mischievous eyes and a gleeful laugh.
His present celebrity is a fairly recent phenomenon, and he insists that it has not really affected him, although he acknowledges that his appearances on television shows and in magazine profiles have somewhat robbed him of the anonymity which still clings to his &bquo;invisible&equo; friend, Cartier-Bresson.    
He describes himself as a &bquo;false witness&equo; to his times in that he chooses to depict, for the most part, scenes of unexpected joy and pleasure in the midst of lives which might, at first sight, appear bleak and <head>colourless</head> .    
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</instance>

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Most of the terga usually present internal ridges or phragmata, as in the thorax, giving attachment to the chief longitudinal muscles.
On the ventral aspect sternal apophyses are commonly present and in some cases highly developed.
Specialized apodemes may be developed in connection with the ovipositor and the male copulatory organs.        
Literature on the Endoskeleton    
There is little special literature dealing with the endoskeleton.
Reference may be made to the following and to the papers cited under sections dealing with the skeletomuscular systems in the main regions of the body.            
THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM    
Insect muscles are mostly translucent, <head>colourless</head> or grey, though the flight-muscles often show a yellowish or brown tinge.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40036" docsrc="bnc_FRF_1672">
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He could not for the life of him understand why they should wish to remain inside the cottage while the Domain was dusted with poisons.
Still, he had to admit.
it was a neat job.
Old man Amos had known what he was up to.    
He walked across and inspected the work thoroughly.
Then, satisfied that the seal was air-tight, he pulled the lip mike up from under his chin.
&bquo;Okay.
We're finished here.
You can start the sweep.&equo;    
Six miles away, at the mouth of the estuary, the four big transporters, converted specially for the task, lifted one by one from the pad and began to form up in a line across the river.
Then, at a signal, they began, moving slowly down the estuary, a thin cloud &mdash; <head>colourless</head> , like fine powdered snow &mdash; drifting down behind them.          
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40039" docsrc="bnc_FYX_801">
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These seem to have the curious property that, although they can move fairly freely within a hadron, it appears to be impossible to obtain just one quark on its own; they always come either in groups of three (like the proton or neutron) or in pairs consisting of a quark and antiquark (like the pi meson).
To explain this, quarks were endowed with an attribute called color.
It should be emphasized that this has nothing to do with our normal perception of color; quarks are far too small to be seen by visible light.
It is merely a convenient name.
The idea is that quarks come in three colors &mdash; red, green, and blue &mdash;; but that any isolated bound state, such as a hadron, has to be <head>colorless</head> , either a combination of red, green, and blue like the   proton, or a mixture of red and antired, green and antigreen, and blue and antiblue, like the pi meson.    
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</instance>

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In this essay I have tried to make the most of one such region &mdash; in which the connection between one's everyday experience of bodily sensations and one's conception of the relation of body and mind seems fairly plain: to accept the James-type account, and the general conceptual background of which it is a symptom, is to deny one's everyday experience of the difference between a pain in one's foot and a pain in one's stomach.       
NOTES AND REFERENCES OMITTED &lsqb;pp. 171&ndash;172&rsqb;        
The World Without      
All that I ever learned at college of philosophy had been a conception of the external world as a <head>colourless</head> and soundless wilderness whose true nature one could never know, which one could not even imagine &mdash; but which I did, none the less, imagine as a vast landscape of polar spaces in whose eternal twilight one wandered, preoccupied and deluded by a flicker of magic-lantern pictures which danced inside one's mind and for ever remained private to oneself.
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</instance>

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Daniel Marsh usually met him at the station, but today Nahum was early.
The only transport available was a dog cart, which he hired of necessity, but the slowness made his temper worse, and by the time he reached the rectory he felt as if he would burst with fury.
He had never been so overwrought in his life.
When he stormed in the door it was as if a gale of wind was behind him, and he shouted his wife's name at the top of his voice.    
&bquo;Sarah!
You whore, where are you?&equo;
He had never used such language, and shouting the word aloud added fuel to his temper.
&bquo;Liar!
Bitch!
You've deceived me all these years, but you'll never do it again.&equo;    
Sarah came running from the parlour, her face <head>colourless</head> .
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</instance>

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His feet hung clear of the stirrups, and he was arched over like a letter G in the saddle; his reins had slipped down round his horse's hoofs.
Gabriel could sympathize: he too craved a night's sleep.    
The manor house lay like a mother pig, suckling a huge litter of tiny huts and cottages, animal pens and cultivated strips of farm land.
A strong wind chased the rain over their heads and away as they approached, and the trees tossing beside the walls made the outline of the huge house appear to tremble, as if it might roll over and crush all the homes of the people who depended on it.
The house was moated on three sides, but the pageant rolled in across a narrow plank bridge and into a courtyard as spacious as any market square.
The courtyard was overlooked by the lancet windows of the manorial home itself, and a large chapel.
A party of saints danced <head>colourless</head> across a stained-glass window lit for a moment by lightning.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40053" docsrc="bnc_EEA_93">
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If the potato is green throughout it should be discarded.
However, if it is only green in small patches, these should be peeled or cut away during preparation.    
Potatoes also contain an alkaloid called solanine, which when it occurs naturally in the potato at a level of approximately 0.01% is responsible for the characteristic flavour of the tuber.
If exposed to either artificial or natural light the solanine level will rise and could cause gastroenteritis, but because of the bitter nature of this substance it is unlikely that sufficient quantities would be ingested to cause illness.        
Enzymic browning    
The brown/black discolouration of the peeled potato is due to a reaction between tyrosine, a <head>colourless</head> substance found in the potato, and oxygen in the air.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40058" docsrc="bnc_HRA_252">
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Celebrating another kill on his bloody squeeze-box.&equo;      
&bquo;That p-p-p-poor g-g-g-girl,&equo; Killion said.    
&bquo;Bound to happen,&equo; Church murmured.
He slipped out and went to his tent, got his revolver, and emptied it in the direction of Woolley's tent.
Everyone ran into the rain to see what was happening; everyone except Woolley.
&bquo;By the time I got my boots on it would all be over,&equo; he told Margery.
&bquo;I don't suppose he hit anything, anyway.&equo;
They found out next morning that be had in fact, hit an aeroplane; but not seriously.        
Force 5: Fresh Breeze Small trees in leaf begin to sway    
February was a wretched month.
Woolley's training programme was grindingly hard, tent-life cold, wet and <head>colourless</head> , and the news from the front depressing.
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</instance>

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Arabica beans are grown mainly in Brazil, Central America, Kenya and India and are the beans that are stocked by specialist delicatessens and coffee merchants.
Robusta beans have a more neutral flavour, a higher caffeine content and are used in commercially prepared blends and for the catering trade.
They are mainly from the West African coffee producing areas and Indonesia.
Liberica beans, from Liberia, are prolific but have little quality or flavour.    
Raw coffee beans are green in colour and have no aroma.
Left unprocessed, they have a long storage life if kept dry.
To release the aroma and flavour of the coffee beans, they must be roasted, the process which also gives them their brown colouring.
The beans almost double in size during roasting.
Well roasted coffee beans are always brown &mdash; black beans are over roasted and will have a bitter flavour and insufficiently roasted beans are pale and give a <head>colourless</head> , tasteless drink.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40066" docsrc="bnc_G1N_672">
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She asks why these dreams should &bquo;be given the supreme power of enveloping the planet (conquering the world), when neither those dreams nor man have shown the slightest capacity for solving the world's real problems, only a brilliant capacity for displacing them&equo; (389).
In the light of these remarks,  Out   may be read as a dystopic version of a &bquo;global village&equo; in which the technology that &bquo;wraps the earth&equo; has disambiguated and simplified life for the privileged, who then use the founding truth of their colonial system as a weapon against the underprivileged.
This weapon is a coercive metaphor or conceptual structuring lens which carves up the world according to its needs and either conditions or eradicates <head>colourless</head> inhabitants by subjecting them to &bquo;diagnosis&equo; or excluding them from &bquo;symbiosis&equo; in a perpetual present.    
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40071" docsrc="bnc_FA2_608">
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The track remains in position but rusty with disuse, the car having put the train almost completely out of business in the Pyrenees.
This was the railway which the churlish Beachcomber, back in the 1930s, prayed might never bc finished, because its only use would be &bquo;in order that a herd of bored fools may get more quickly from one cosmopolitan cesspit to the other&equo;.
Well, now our preferred conveyance between cosmopolitan cesspits is the car, something Beachcomber reckoned to be only for &bquo;milk-sops.      
There are some places to know about between Oloron and the Col du Somport, at the valley's southern end.
First, after about twelve miles and just after you have driven through the limestone defile of Escot, there is Sarrance, a <head>colourless</head> , silent village these days but an old place of pilgrimage and of literary inspiration.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40074" docsrc="bnc_K95_1449">
<context>
&bquo;So how?&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know, Sir John.
Let's study the evidence first.&equo;    
They were about to climb the steps when a voice suddenly sang out: &bquo;Good morrow, friends!&equo;
Red Hand, his gaudy rags fluttering around him, jumped through the slush towards them.
&bquo;Good morrow, Master Coroner.
Good morrow, Sir Priest,&equo; he repeated.
&bquo;Do you like old Red Hand?&equo;    
Athelstan saw the chicken struggling in Red Hand's grip.
The poor bird squawked and scrabbled, its claws beating the madman's stomach, ripping his rags still further, but Red Hand held it firmly by the neck.    
&bquo;Death has come again!&equo; he chanted, his <head>colourless</head> eyes dancing with mischievous glee.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40077" docsrc="bnc_GUF_3361">
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Cut to close-up of blood trickling from his face as he fell against the rail.
Cut to shot of stuntman falling backwards over rail to the floor.    
When the rehearsal was finally over, they adjourned for lunch in the billiard room, where the covers on the tables had a splendid buffet laid on them.
Charles piled up his plate and sat on his own in the corner.
To his surprise, two men came over and joined him.
They were called Jem and Eric; he recognized them; they'd been around since the filming started.
Jem was one of those burly figures who proliferate on film-sets.
His role was ill-defined except to himself and other members of his union, but he spent most of his time carting scenery around and moving heavy props into position.
Eric was a smaller, <head>colourless</head> man who worked in some clerical capacity in the production office.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40080" docsrc="bnc_KAP_607">
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On 9 June the Rev. Ernest Cairnduff and some of our helpers from other Churches are to attend the 11 0'clock Service.
At the Service the money raised will be dedicated.
It is surely fitting that this should happen since nearly every member of the congregation contributed in some way to the result.
But at that Service it should also be possible to think about what has been achieved and to express gratitude for the increase.
&bquo;The Churches in action for the World's poor&equo; runs the slogan on our leaflets.
Is it possible that in 1985 the message has got through to more hearts and minds than ever before?
Think of the passer-by in George Street, main artery of Edinburgh's Golden Mile, famed as the second citadel of Mammon in Europe.
In earlier years, he may have smiled indulgently on seeing us and our makeshift tables with their <head>colourless</head> array of old books and goods.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40083" docsrc="bnc_JXN_632">
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Hosts: Ruminants Site: Small intestine Species: Nematodirus battus sheep, occasionally calves N. filicollis sheep and goats N. spathiger sheep and goats, occasionally cattle N. helvetianus cattle N. abnormalis and N. oiratianus have also been recorded from sheep and goats in southern Europe, Asia, America and Australia Distribution: Worldwide, more commonly in temperate zones.
N. battus is most important in the British Isles, but also occurs in Norway and the Netherlands  Gross: The adults are slender worms about 2.0 cm long.
The intertwining of the thin, twisted worms produces an appearance similar to that of cotton wool.
Microscopic: A small but distinct cephalic vesicle is           present (Fig. 18).
The spicules are long and slender with fused tips.
In all except N. battus the male has two sets of parallel rays in each of the main bursal lobes; the female has a truncate tail with a small spine, and the egg is large, ovoid and <head>colourless</head> (Fig. 18) and twice the size of the typical trichostrongyle egg.    
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40086" docsrc="bnc_CKB_1471">
<context>
He was very aware of her body beside his, of the long legs that shimmered in the semi-darkness, and of the smell of her perfume.
Once when they went round a corner she swayed against him and caught his arm to steady herself.    
At Champney Crucis Kate directed the driver up a lane beside the dumpy little church.
She told him to stop just after they had passed a small, modern house with a Mini Clubman parked in the drive.
Peter managed to get out first.
He ran round to open Kate's door for her.
She handed him his denim jacket and swung her legs out of the car.    
&bquo;Is that the Rectory?&equo; he asked, nodding towards the little house.
He'd been expecting something like Abbotsfield   or the decaying Georgian splendours of St Clement's Vicarage in Church Row.    
&bquo;Yes,&equo; she said in a <head>colourless</head> voice and began to walk away from him.    
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40089" docsrc="bnc_FYX_809">
<context>
A consequence of the renormalization procedure is that the effective coupling constant of the theory depends on the energy at which it is measured and decreases to zero at very high energies.
This phenomenon is known as asymptotic freedom.
It means that quarks inside a hadron behave almost like free particles in high-energy collisions, so that their perturbations can be treated successfully by perturbation theory.
The predictions of perturbation theory are in reasonable qualitative agreement with observation, but one cannot yet really claim that the theory has been experimentally verified.
At low energies the effective coupling constant becomes very large and perturbation theory breaks down.
It is hoped that this &bquo;infrared slavery&equo; will explain why quarks are always confined in <head>colorless</head> bound states, but so far no one has been able to demonstrate this really convincingly.    
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40094" docsrc="bnc_BPF_1352">
<context>
 Cr&eacute;mant D'Alsace &pound;7.99   From Alsace in North East France this lively wine had a wonderful sunshine yellow colour.
Young and fruity it was quite well rounded and pleasant to drink.        
VICTORIA WINE    
 Veuve du Vernay Brut   Described as a classic sparkling French wine with a fresh dry taste and fruity bouquet we found this quite pleasing.
It should all tastes &mdash; a good all rounder.    
 Mumm Cuv&eacute;e Napa &ndash;8.49   A joint venture with Reims this Californian wine looked almost pink in colour.
Tangy and crisp with a fruity flavour we quite liked this one, although we were less than impressed with the look of the bottle.        
WAITROSE    
 Clairette de Die &pound;5.95   A French wine, Very pale and almost <head>colourless</head> this was sweet and perfumed.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40099" docsrc="bnc_H0F_1752">
<context>
What did it matter if the gilded cherubs on the ceiling were chipped and almost brown, or if the seats all looked stricken with a terrible disease that left huge, bald patches where the plush should have been?
As soon as the lights, amber and pink and blue, were turned on, the dusty stage became a magic place.
She sat in the stalls and watched the director, a thin, bald man with a gingery beard whose name was Vic or Mick or Dick or something, take the company through Act One of the show.
Miles didn't seem to have very much to do in the bits she watched.
She had brief glimpses of him in the wings, his head unpleasantly close to the head of a girl called Mona who was playing Prince Charming.
Mona was tall, and bosomy and dark, with flashing teeth and a very red mouth.
I'm <head>colourless</head> next to her, thought Miranda.
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</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40102" docsrc="bnc_CCL_980">
<context>
An American Indian proverb cautions, &bquo;One man   should say nothing to another until he has walked in his moccasins.&equo;        
The gospel does not impose a cultural uniformity.    
From a Christian perspective cultural diversity is not simply the result of the interplay of sociological and environmental factors, it is a demonstration of the creative ingenuity of God.
In 1978 an international group of evangelical theologians gathered in Pasadena under the auspices of the Lausanne Committee for World Evangelisation.
They declared, &bquo;We are unanimous in celebrating the colourful mosaic of the human race that God has created.
This rich variety should be preserved, not destroyed, by the gospel.
The attempt to impose another culture on people who have their own, into a <head>colourless</head> uniformity, is a denial of the Creator and an affront to his creation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40107" docsrc="bnc_H86_1691">
<context>
&bquo;Nothing but tea or juice, thanks.&equo;
Mrs Caswell had fed them all poached eggs and toast once they had got Blagg bedded down.
&bquo;D'you mind if I start with the cocktail hour?
It rather got lost in the rush.&equo;    
Her head went even more on one side.
&bquo;A whisky breakfast?
Don't tell George: he'll be jealous he hadn't thought of it for himself.
You know where it all is.&equo;    
George was asleep in a big leather chair, making wuffling noises through his open mouth.
Carefully not clinking the bottles, Maxim mixed himself a whisky and water, drank it in three gulps, then poured another and began sipping.
The lamps were out and the curtains open, letting in an aquarium light that showed up the room for what it really was: a cold, <head>colourless</head> tomb.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40111" docsrc="bnc_BMX_2049">
<context>
The light from the copper sun threw long dying shadows from every pebble and fragment of herbage, shadows that travelled fast   along the ground like fingers pointing.
In the centre loomed a squat Tower of brown stone up which the shade steadily crept as the shadows on the ground reached out into nothing and were lost.
The last gleam of sun touched the ruined battlements as they watched, hung there for a moment like a tattered cloth caught on a briar, and was gone.
From the further edge of the forest right up to their feet the colour drained away leaving the last grey lassitude of irredeemable decay.    
&bquo;I do not like this place,&equo; said Allen.    
The first low rumble of thunder sounded from behind them.
A strange light, lurid but <head>colourless</head> , heralded the onset of the storm and picked out every detail with the brittle sharpness of death.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="colorless.40114" docsrc="bnc_CAH_1919">
<context>
He was hardly the paradigm of the bookish politicians in the vein of Michael Foot or Enoch Powell.
For all the contrived patrician, grouse-moor image, his style perhaps owed more to his American than to his Arran forbears.
He left Downing Street in 1963 almost an object of ridicule, condemned in Gibbonian terms as the symbol of national decay.    
Thirty years on, his achievement seems more credible.
The impact of the trenches and of mass unemployment in 1930s Stockton gave him decent enough values.
In any case, the consensual Conservatism of the bookmen seems morally preferable to that of the stock-jobbers and estate agents.
Not least over Europe, Macmillan had his sense of vision.
His vivid persona might have been contrived, but it chimed in with the national mood.
His <head>colourless</head> , speaking-clock successors might emulate it with advantage.        
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I saw there were some middle-aged men, single or in small groups, who all wore very dark glasses and pencil-thin moustaches, light raincoats hanging effetely from their shoulders in that Spanish fashion of male superiority that is elsewhere considered the mark of a homosexual.
Younger people, because of the unseasonal heat, were wearing sweaters tied round the hips, another typically Spanish style that has been imitated by the Irish.
I was once or twice approached by stony-faced nuns begging for charities, but I gave nothing because I felt sure that some of those nuns were fakes, possibly men in drag, for their big, dark, hollow eyes, dyspeptic noses bright red in chalk-white faces, compressed, <head>colourless</head> lips and faint moustaches were hardly the signs of religious penance, and they were all wearing rather large boots.
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<instance id="colorless.40120" docsrc="bnc_B2W_1033">
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Astley Cooper claimed (incorrectly) that the constitution of the College would not allow more professors to be appointed, although it is difficult to imagine that a course, ideally lasting three years and covering the health and diseases of all species of domesticated animals, could have been undertaken by a professor, an assistant professor and a demonstrator.
The content of the Coleman course is shown by near-verbatim notes taken at different times by students, and preserved in the College and at the Royal College.
However absurd these may seem in some respects, we have to read them in the light of the knowledge then available.
Large areas of science we take for granted were unknown, and even unsuspected.
T.W. Mayer Jr was to write in 1837: &bquo;Pathology&hellip; exhibits considerable progress, though it has not yet attained that perfection which is desirable&equo;.
In 1839, Pritchard referred to &bquo;<head>colourless</head> globules in pus like those observed in the blood&equo;.    
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<instance id="colorless.40126" docsrc="bnc_FBN_922">
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But unless the cost of installation and running is minimal I doubt that it is worth the effort.    
If you do use an electric convector heater, make sure you get one suited to humid atmospheres &mdash; possibly a greenhouse heater.          
New jewel of the Nile    
I recently acquired four young Rift Valley Cichlids, with the name  Pseudocrenilabrus nichollsi  .
I was told their common name is the Purple Nile Mouthbrooder.
Do you have any information on this fish?    
 P. nichollsi   is one of three valid species of the genus, the others being philander and multicolor.
It is not a Rift Valley Cichlid, but derives from Central Africa, in particular Zaire.
It is small, attaining a total length of about three inches.
Males are a mixture of blue and rusty brown in colour, and females are rather <head>colourless</head> .    
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<instance id="cool.40003" docsrc="bnc_CK6_1108">
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If they hook up and Clinton is assassinated, it's just going to be too  corny  .&equo;    
IN HIS new live video,  Relentless  , Hicks plays a boggle-eyed Pied Piper leading several hundred frightened Canadians into a customised universe inhabited by hillbilly aliens, imaginary Iraqi soldiers and moths who fly all the way to the sun.
There are no actual jokes.
It is hilarious.    
Bill stepped into this personalised galaxy aged 13 and hasn't yet emerged.
That was when he started writing routines.
Five years later, in 1978, he joined the Comedy Workshop in his native Houston and stumbled upon a motley team of like-minded souls.    
&bquo;All the guys there are still my friends, still totally <head>cool</head>comics, and I think one day the Houston influence will be a chapter in the development of comedy.
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<instance id="cool.40007" docsrc="bnc_CCP_1170">
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The tread is most unusual, having slightly raised areas to correct any tendency to pronation or supination (going over on the inside of your heel or the outside of your toes.)
On first acquaintance this felt a little odd, but the feeling quickly wore off and has never returned.
The boot is also claimed to be designed to have a special &bquo;braking tread&equo;.
I can't say I found adhesion up or down any better than with other boots.    
The Cross Ns are wide fitting and fairly stiff, though built on a nicely curved last.
They needed a certain amount of breaking in, but once this was done, they were comfortable, and excellent for the roughest of hill walking.    
Though never used in wet snow (in short supply last winter) a wet day on Pennine peat is a fair substitute and I stayed bone dry, as expected    
No use pretending the Cross Ns are as <head>cool</head>as fabric boots, but I bet they will be a good deal more durable.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40011" docsrc="bnc_ARM_309">
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I'm not really secretive about new stuff.
Dino is cool to skate with because he is better then me and he really pushes everything to the maximum.
He pushes me to make stuff whilst you just cruise around and do nose feebles all the time.    
N. So why do you think Dino is better then you?    
P. He is so much more powerful, and goes for stuff fully.
Sometimes your will to learn a trick will take you through.    
N. Where do you skate a lot?    
P. Notts.
Chilwell Ramp mainly, and streets all over.    
N. Who do you skate with there?    
P. All the <head>cool</head>locals; Aidy, Dee, Mad Danny.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40014" docsrc="bnc_ALL_247">
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&bquo;Thanks, Georgie,&equo; His Grace the Duke, otherwise known as Everard Bean, pouted and drew himself erect.
&bquo;I can never get the &bquo;Count&equo; part.
Why could he not be a Duke as well, or even something common, like a Captain of Arms or a hostler's lackey?&equo;    
&bquo;Dukes are common enough,&equo; grinned Georgie, setting his wig straight.
&bquo;Bound to overlap you know, with ten parts each and the twiddly bit with the songs.&equo;    
&bquo;Seen the crowd?&equo; asked the Duke, buckling on a wooden sword and striding up and down the narrow space, waving his arms about and muttering to himself.
The Green Room, a flap of canvas pegged to the ruinous wall of the Bishop's Palace, was heavy with the smell of powder and sweat.      
&bquo;All three of them,&equo; Georgie leaned against the <head>cool</head>stone wall and folded his arms.
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<instance id="cool.40017" docsrc="bnc_C8E_1855">
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The girls were in rubber and leather and wore skin-tight skirts and holed black stockings, with white face-slap and bright-red lipstick.
They snarled and bit people.
Accompanying these kids were what appeared to be three extravagant South American transvestites in dresses, rouge and lipstick, one of whom had a used tampon on a piece of string around her neck.
Charlie stirred restlessly as he leaned there.
He hugged himself in self-pity as we took in this alien race dressed with an abandonment and originality we'd never imagined possible.
I began   to understand what London meant and what class of outrage we had to deal with.
It certainly put us in proportion.    
&bquo;What is this shit?&equo;
Charlie said.
He was dismissive, but he was slightly breathless too; there was awe in his voice.    
&bquo;Be <head>cool</head> , Charlie,&equo; I said, continuing to examine the audience.
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<instance id="cool.40023" docsrc="bnc_CL7_324">
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I careered down the snow-slope below and sat in the shelter of a boulder to watch Roger abseil down the ice pitch, coiled the ropes and climb carefully down to join me for a marvellously welcome brew under the Shelter Stone.    
Fortified for a final fight, we stuffed everything into our sacks and set off on the laborious slog back up Coire Raibeirt for a buffeted race against darkness over the plateau and down to the vast, eerily deserted car park.
As we descended the road, stumblingly wearily over mighty drifts, I reflected soberly on a frightening experience.
It was hard to believe we had been indulging the same appetite for climbing and on the same crag I had visited during a July heatwave three years before.    
Approaching in the soft hazy warmth of a still summer evening, Alec and I had descended from the plateau into the <head>cool</head>shadows past the skirting snows of Hell's Lum Crag.        
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<instance id="cool.40028" docsrc="bnc_CM4_1326">
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Worthy deaths, necessary deaths; but still, deaths.    
In what manner &mdash; other than its worthiness &mdash; was this fate different than being slaughtered on one's home world?    
The difference was&hellip;    
&bquo;SACRIFICE!
TO THE GOD AND TO HUMANITY!&equo;    
Some young psykers wept.
Some prayed.
Some raged.
Those who raged were restrained.
In later life, Jaq understood that this particular Black Ship had been   carrying a higher percentage of individualists hailing from less longstandingly pious worlds, than most such shipments.
Yet many of the young passengers adopted an air of <head>cool</head>nobility, even of passionate complicity in their own fate; these were praised.
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<instance id="cool.40032" docsrc="bnc_B2U_2013">
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Highly-perfumed products such as soap should not be next to foodstuffs which may become contaminated.              
Types of stock which need special care      
1      
Frozen foods need constant refrigeration until sold to the customer.
If frozen food has thawed out it should NEVER be re-frozen &mdash; this is a potential health hazard.      
2      
Clothing, bedding, curtains etc must be kept dry and free from dust.      
3      
Electrical equipment must be kept dry.      
4      
Products which may be damaged by heat (eg chocolate, candles) should be stored in a <head>cool</head>area, away from direct sunlight.      
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<instance id="cool.40035" docsrc="bnc_CKD_1966">
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People passed by without a glance in her direction and it was as though she had suddenly become invisible.    
Not so long ago she had been loved and cherished with the world at her feet, now she was a woman alone.
Emily shook back a stray curl of hair and held herself upright, she must stop feeling sorry for herself.
Before papa died she had been a child, spoiled and cosseted and it was a pity she had not grown up a bit more quickly.    
As she made her way to the modest Grenfell town house, Emily felt the beginning of a headache coming on.
The house was no longer papa's property, although she still held the key; it rightly belonged to Craig, just as Summer Lodge did.    
Nevertheless, she meant to make use of it.
Emily unlocked the door and moved into the <head>cool</head>of the hallway, putting down her bag gratefully.
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<instance id="cool.40038" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2666">
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Colour may be an indication of maturity, but some seeds will probably remain green and it is better to gently shake or tap seed-heads to see if the contents are dropping.
At this stage cut off the complete head and invert it in a paper bag, hanging these in an airy place for a few days until the seeds are quite dry.    
Sort and clean the seeds, removing stems, casings and chaff manually, by sieving or blowing away the debris.
Seal the seeds in envelopes marked with name, date, place where gathered and other date.
Store the envelopes in an airtight container, and include a sachet of silica gel to absorb moisture (if the gel turns pink, dry gently in the oven until it turns blue again).
Keep them in a <head>cool</head>dry place until the appropriate sowing time.            
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<instance id="cool.40041" docsrc="bnc_B3J_658">
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&bquo;Please   yourself,&equo; Yanto grunted, and thumped his towpaw into the next section of deal.    
It was ten minutes past twelve when Yanto propped his bike against the wall of Bert Midgeley's garage.    
Nailed over the doorway of the ramshackle clapboard frontage of the building was a large rectangular sign.
He could just make out the name in spite of the peeling paint.
&bquo;ALBERT MIDGELEY &amp; SON.
MOTOR ENGINEERS.&equo;
Yanto felt a tinge of sadness as he looked at the sign.
He remembered the morning he had watched Bert proudly hang up the brand new sign.
It was the morning that Simon, Bert's son, and Yanto's best friend, had joined his father's business after leaving school.
That was thirteen years ago, but to Yanto it seemed an eternity.    
He walked into the <head>cool</head> , gloomy interior.
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<instance id="cool.40046" docsrc="bnc_ACX_959">
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Gone are the days when dessert fruit which wasn't fit for the mansion dining room was doled out by the head gardener to his hard-working bothy boys.          
Treasure buried underground    
Beside the fruit house is another store, invisible to passers-by because it is not only comparatively tiny but also underground.
It's another relic, still in use, from the head gardener Charles Beckett's days.
It is a hole dug out to a sufficient size to accommodate a sea kale forcing pot.
Each autumn the hazelnuts ripen on the bushes nearby, are gathered in dry weather and shaken to expel earwigs lurking in their casing.
The nuts are dropped in the pot, and a slate placed over its opening, camouflaged with earth or leaves.
The pot, vandal and squirrel-proof and kept <head>cool</head>by the earth, preserves them perfectly.          
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<instance id="cool.40050" docsrc="bnc_A0G_705">
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The bulb is placed in the narrow neck of the glass which keeps it dry.
The base of the glass is filled with water which just touches the bottom of the bulb.
It sends roots down into the water, and the leaves and flowers then develop as normal.        
Pebble dash    
Narcissi can also be planted on pebbles.
Choose a watertight container at least 5in deep and cover the bottom with pebbles.
Arrange the bulbs close together, almost touching, on top of these, and place more pebbles around them to keep them stable.
Add water to just below the base of the bulbs.
Place the container in the dark in a cool place for 8&ndash;10 weeks, checking from time to time to see if the water needs topping up.
The bulbs will send roots in among the pebbles.
After the <head>cool</head>period, treat the bulbs exactly as if they were growing in compost.    
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<instance id="cool.40055" docsrc="bnc_CK6_2751">
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THE INDIGO Girls are so&hellip; well&hellip; um,  inoffensive   they should be presenting  Play Away   or running musical workshops for the under fives.
Who else would wear Andy Pandy candy-striped dungarees on stage, other than Philip Schofield?
But hell, they are American after all, so style is not a consideration here.
After all, thirtysomething literary lyricists Amy Ray and Emily Saliers have already managed to shift over two million copies of their first two albums in the States without the use of heavy make-up and conical tits.    
Their apple pie 'n' homily blend of familiar Vega introspection coupled with fold rock vocals and occasional bluegrass guitars, not to mention beatific harmonising, is a powerful magnet for every homesick US student in town.
Partisan sentiments aside, these girls are  <head>cool</head> .
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<instance id="cool.40059" docsrc="bnc_ABA_1255">
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The year 1962 had not been a good one for Macmillan: his domestic policies had started to go awry; the application to join the EEC was unpopular; his showing in the opinion polls had slumped to 36 per cent; in July he had sacked one-third of his cabinet, fearing a revolt against his leadership; in October he was seen to play little part in the Cuban missile crisis, in which Kennedy alone took the decisions that could have drawn Britain, whether she liked it or not, into nuclear war between the superpowers; and in December it was becoming clear that de Gaulle was blocking the EEC entry negotiations.
It is not surprising that McNamara received a <head>cool</head>reception from Peter Thorneycroft, who had succeeded Harold Watkinson as Minister of Defence in Macmillan's new cabinet, when he arrived in London on 11 December to explain the reasoning behind the decision to cancel Skybolt.    
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<instance id="cool.40065" docsrc="bnc_CH1_2058">
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&bquo;At it's worst I just felt that I couldn't go anywhere that I wanted to.
I lived an existence just like a hermit.    
&bquo;Then one day it dawned on me that I was running scared and it was silly.    
&bquo;I didn't want to become a prisoner of my own fame or become pushed into a corner by success and just sit at home.&equo;    
So he got out and about and the result is a movie, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, which will make him even more sought after.    
But fans of his macho Dylan in Beverly Hills, are in for a surprise.    
Luke plays Pike, a young man terrorized by vampires, who is rescued by a FEMALE vampire killer, played by his actress girlfriend Kristy Swanson.    
Says Luke: &bquo;I'm really the damsel in distress in this one.
It really is a role reversal and that is <head>cool</head>for me.    
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<instance id="cool.40069" docsrc="bnc_CB5_37">
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Ruth's conscience was troubled over Dick: not because of what they had done together &mdash; that had been wonderful and whenever she thought about it her body ached, her breasts tingled with longing to experience it again &mdash; but because she now knew, had known it from the day after he had brought her home, that he was not the man she wanted to marry.
It was strange that a sexual union which left nothing to be desired should so clarify the state of her mind.    
And still, and yet, she might marry him.
She had not totally dismissed the idea.
Married to Dick, she would be able to give her grandfather a home, would be free to renew that wonderful sexual experience as often as she wished, and, of course, to have children.
Unlike Maria, Ruth had no limit in her mind as to the number of children she would eventually bear.    
It shocked her that she could make such a <head>cool</head>analysis of the situation.
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<instance id="cool.40074" docsrc="bnc_CEP_7567">
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But his jumping has been far from foot perfect on two recent outings over fences, and I believe he is worth opposing.    
I fancy STRONG BEAU, an excellent seven-length runner-up to the smart Forest Sun at Cheltenham last Sunday.    
Vayrua, caught close home by Bonanza at Sedgefield 11 days ago, may well provide the main threat.
1.45:IMPROVING five-year-old BAYDON STAR is difficult to oppose.    
He is very well in on a 7lb higher mark than when hacking up at Ascot in October, and has since bolted up in a conditions race at Newbury.    
This is too sharp for Welshman, and Bollin Patrick cannot be fancied after disappointing badly behind Mighty Mogul at Chepstow two weeks ago.
2.25:GOLD CUP hero <head>Cool</head>Ground was beaten a long way behind Tipping Tim at Wetherby three weeks ago, and is best watched for the time being.    
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<instance id="cool.40077" docsrc="bnc_C9M_939">
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Everybody I know plays a couple of instruments.&equo;    
You've developed a style which is immune from the dash, flash, thrash and crash of the modern, do-or-die fraternity&hellip;    
&bquo;Well, when you first hear that, it's real impressive, all these guys chasing round the fretboard.
It's the typically cool thing, but it just seemed like a road to nowhere.
It's good, but I look at it like&hellip; did you see the movie &bquo;Road Warrior&equo;?'    
Er, I don't believe so&hellip;    
&bquo;Well, it's Mel Gibson and he hits this turbo drive and this car just takes off.
Now  that's   cool!
So, to play fast, you're cruising along, you hit the turbo drive and then it's <head>cool</head> , but if you start out of the gate going 1000 miles an hour, it's not impressive any more.
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<instance id="cool.40080" docsrc="bnc_B1L_276">
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At a time when the rivalry between Rangers and Celtic was rising to a new level of competitiveness, Baxter turned tradition on its head, and befriended a group of like minded Celtic players.
Although the more   bigoted   supporters resented his corrosive friendship, the blue and the green frequently enjoyed nights out at Hampden Bowling Alley divided in the minds of Glasgow by religion but united in their common interest in Bacardi and blondes.     
THIS REGIMENT BELIEVES IN ORDER, DISCIPLINE &amp; THE STRICTEST CODES OF CONDUCT, SO YOU WON'T BE HERE LONG&equo;,    
After a morning pretending to train hard, Baxter would lead a stream of Ibrox reprobates to his St Enoch's lair.
By his own admission, football and fly moves had to be executed with equal style.
His memories of the period are a mixture of Glasgow patter-merchant and re-cycled Hollywood <head>cool</head> : he was a Blues Brother who had never been to Chicago.
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<instance id="cool.40083" docsrc="bnc_BNN_608">
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The rest of the cabinet was still reluctant to commit the taxpayer,   but it was ready to take seriously a scheme put up by Lionel Rothschild for an international trust fund.
The idea was that the leading countries on the Evian Committee would join in promoting a public subscription of &pound;20 million, of which &pound;5 million was to be raised in London.
Revealing a touching faith in the stability of money, Rothschild suggested that no interest would be due on the loan but that the capital would be repaid after forty years.
To start the ball rolling, the government was asked to contribute &pound;1 million.    
Opposition came from the Treasury ministers who objected to a handout of a <head>cool</head>million as a near sacrilegious attack on the principle of sound finance, and from the Foreign Secretary who had no faith at all in the capacity of the Evian Committee to agree on joint action.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40086" docsrc="bnc_BMC_600">
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Much over-played these days, on the other hand, is the  Rodrigo    Concierto de Aranjuez   which turns up along with the  Five Preludes   for solo guitar by  Villa-Lobos  , and his lyrical  Concerto   for guitar and small orchestra (  .
The soloist throughout is the estimable Norbert Kraft, and this label's predilection for Canadian ensembles introduces us this time to the Winnipeg SO under Kazuhiro Koizumi.
With an appropriately warmer acoustic than some of the other recordings in this series, these are sound and generally idiomatic performances which can hold their own with their rivals in this price range.
I might have wished for a little less detachment in the Rodrigo (the  adagio   in particular is rather <head>cool</head> ), but the Villa-Lobos offerings suit Kraft down to the ground.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40089" docsrc="bnc_CJJ_664">
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Those lips seemed to phrase words intended for himself alone, kissing these words into the soft matter of his brain:  &equo; Though you are cast into the ultimate heat sink, you hover indestructibly.   
 In torment you fly, invincible, superior to mere victims of the fire.&equo;      
Those words stroked a node of madness within him   which somehow detached him from his excruciation so that he flew above it fleetingly before sinking back into molten anguish.
Even though his mouth still screamed throughout.    
At last the ordeal ceased &mdash; so abruptly that Lexandro imagined that his body had evaporated, vanished, and that he had become pure spirit.    
The framework sank down until his lips were level with the floor.
A <head>cool</head>hand gripped him under each armpit.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40094" docsrc="bnc_A0N_2130">
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Who else has been planning anything, or thinking ahead at all?
A few at Foss &mdash; one or two at Kenmore.
We cannot be like Red Indians, sitting in a circle and acting as one man., &bquo;Do you think we have lost that forever?&equo;
Menzies looked at him in astonishment, then took his flask from his hip pocket and offered him a dram.
&bquo;You will be saying next that that is what they are doing in France.
Easy on the whisky &mdash; there is not much left after the great crack we had at the McLaggans&equo;.
Typical James, thought Cameron, as he handed back the flask and looked at his friend's flushed face: we are plotting to save our lives and he turns it into a holiday.
He looked round the <head>cool</head>gloom of the store, rows of small barrels and big jars clad in wicker, standing on shelves and on the floor, inside thick windowless walls.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40099" docsrc="bnc_AB3_1331">
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It's a music that boasts some kind of spiritual superiority to the allegedly ubiquitous synthetic rubbish' that is elsewhere smothering our lives like nylon.
But where is this &bquo;white trash&equo;?
It's been marginalized, become a myth.    
The truth is that today's pop &mdash; Whitney, Simply Red, Tina turner, George Michael, Anita Baker, Fine Young Cannibals, Percy Sledge, Ben E. King, The   Communards, Gabriel, Erasure, The Christians &mdash; are about shame about pop.
They're right to be ashamed, but of themselves, not of pop.
There is a tedious pounding at the heart of this music, a sincerity that allows for only one angle of delivery, a passion that has created a pop atmosphere in which it's impossible to be clever, <head>cool</head>or cynical, a soul whose impulse is NOT to embrace the avant-garde, like Faustus, and be cut into a thousand pieces by a sampling machine.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40105" docsrc="bnc_CEC_1923">
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Momentarily our eyes met.
His were dark, fluid and compassionate.
In that brief fragment of time he smiled down at me.    
And then he was pushed roughly on, and suddenly, inexplicably my mind was filled with a vivid picture of Christ looking down at me as I stood at the foot of the cross.    
I felt the spiritual strength that had deserted me flowing back as a warm glow that welled up inside, filling my being.
Lifting my heart with a strange.
ecstatic joy.    
I said to myself, my name is Philippe Chaumont.          
Ashi Nadirpur laid out the clothes that she was going to wear that day on the bed.    
This might be summer, but it was also London.
Sometimes she thought her Persian blood would never acclimatise to the damp, <head>cool</head>climate.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40108" docsrc="bnc_C8E_2837">
<context>
Now they sat in the tiny dressing room, their washing hanging on the radiators, eating health food and tirelessly sending information and soft-focus photographs of themselves to directors, theatres, agents, TV companies and producers.
And when agents or casting directors deigned to see the show, and stayed to the end, which was rare, the actors crowded around them afterwards, buying them drinks and roaring with laughter at anything they said.
They ached to be remembered: upon such memories an actor's life depended.    
This was why Pyke's appearance was so exciting.
He was our most important visitor ever.
He had his own company.
You didn't have to go through him to get to someone who counted: he counted in his own right.
But why had he come to see our pissy show?
We couldn't work it out, although I noticed that Terry was being very <head>cool</head>about the whole thing.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40112" docsrc="bnc_A70_1408">
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Take comfort in close companions who are really supportive and ready to listen.        
Capricorn    
(Dec 21&ndash;Jan 19)    
Money problems arise this week as Saturn and Mars confront each other.
You don't want to lose what you have worked so long to achieve, so beware of hard-sell techniques.
During the next two weeks you must look after your health.        
Aquarius    
(Jan 20&ndash;Feb 18)    
Mars is in your opposite sign Leo, making it difficult to cope with a special relationship.
Stay calm and let nature take its course.
Little things will irritate you more than usual but try to keep <head>cool</head> , especially when dealing with personal issues.        
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40115" docsrc="bnc_C9A_1358">
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A lot of Earth's creatures, of course, are neither large nor live in tropical climes, and the energy costs of endothermy are not necessarily so high.
Let us look first at insects, which are particularly vulnerable to extremes of temperature.
When the weather is very cold they cannot fly at all, but can warm themselves by deflecting their wings at right angles to the Sun (as do, for example, locusts).
Such would be a  behavioural   response.
And at temperatures of 40&deg;C plus, the insect can orient itself parallel to the Sun's rays to reduce the amount of body surface facing the Sun.
It can also lever its legs further off the ground, or it can climb vegetation to reduce thermal ground conductivity.    
At the same time it can exploit the low thermal conductivity of the air; i.e. the way the temperature of the air itself is neither as hot nor as <head>cool</head>as the land surface.
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<instance id="cool.40118" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2650">
<context>
Trim off their leaves, and then spread the roots between layers of moist sand or dry sawdust, placing the largest roots at the bottom as these keep longest.
Beetroot is always better stored in this way after its leaves have been twisted off.
You should never wash roots before storing, but always gently rub off any loose soil.    
Apples should be picked carefully and graded so that the smallest and largest are used first, and medium-sized fruit is saved for storage.
Lay the fruit stem uppermost on shelves or in shallow boxes so that they do not touch each other.
Wrap the finest dessert specimens individually, in some newspaper.
Alternatively, store them in perforated polythene bags.    
Leave a window or door open for a week after storing to let the fruit sweat, and then keep <head>cool</head> , checking them occasionally for signs of decay.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40125" docsrc="bnc_C8S_868">
<context>
They returned to the house in Normandy and one weekend, just for the excitement of it, camped outside, making a fire on the beach, cooking their own supper, and burning it.
Neither of them minded the burned taste in the least; they sat side by side on the sand, the tall dark man and the small dark boy, at peace together.    
&bquo;I'd like to stay here for ever, just like this,&equo; Gr&eacute;goire said.    
&bquo;So should I,&equo; Edouard answered.    
Later, in sleeping-bags, with Gr&eacute;goire quiet and breathing   peacefully, Edouard lay on his back, and looked up at the stars.
It was the first time in his life that he had slept out of doors; as a boy, he and Jean-Paul had often pleaded to do this, and it had always been forbidden.    
Now, breathing the <head>cool</head>night air, listening to the soft suck of the sea against the sand, Edouard experienced great happiness.
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</instance>

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<context>
He'll prove himself the best fighter in the world because the WBC's main contender Tony Tucker and WBO champion Mike Moorer, a really dangerous customer, are waiting in the wings.    
If they are beaten there can be no disputing Lewis's standing.    
First, though, give him the benefit of a voluntary defence, possibly against Alex Stewart, and then let him get on with making us all feel good about finally having another British world heavyweight champion.    
There will be plenty of excitement to come.
Don King is looking for a return to the big time with Tucker, who will be a tough opponent.    
But everyone forgets about Moorer, who could be even trickier.    
He's the unbeaten American southpaw and heavyweights are simply not used to facing this style.    
<head>Cool</head>   
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40132" docsrc="bnc_CCW_898">
<context>
The senator fell into step beside me while some of Bonefish's smaller children followed at a safe distance.
We stopped close to a small graveyard where a tribe of wild goats stared suspiciously at us from between the mounds of earth and bleak wooden crosses.
The senator was looking at the sun&rehy;reflecting sea.
&bquo;The truth is, Nick, I messed up my kids, and that hurts.
It wasn't lack of love.
Hell, I had a bumper sticker saying &bquo;Have You Hugged Your Kids Today?&equo; and, sure, I hugged them every day I could, but nowadays I sometimes wonder just what in hell is going on inside their heads.
Especially Rickie.
It's easier to extract sense out of a fruitfly than to get a civil word out of Rickie.
They threw him out of college because of cocaine, and he was damn lucky that they didn't call the police, but all he'd say to me was to stay cool!
To stay <head>cool</head> , for Christ's sake!
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40136" docsrc="bnc_A4E_37">
<context>
More generally, Roach has reservations about the direction the music took after bebop &mdash; &bquo;There was a change-over: it went into dance and party music, functioning as an entertaining vehicle rather than an intellectual, enlightening thing&equo; &mdash; and he sees the effects of this slackening of purpose in the playing of a number of later-1980s musicians.
Roach is a busy man: as well as continuing work with his quartet (currently touring the UK), his double quartet, a percussion ensemble known as M'Boom and a forthcoming collaboration on a play about the Harlem Renaissance, he's also involved with New York rappers in a project called From Bebop to Hiphop and Then There's Max.    
Many jazz-players, often to the detriment of their later careers, rise to prominence through a single performance or achievement and find themselves saddled with an epithet expressing public expectations.
An example of this typecasting has been US alto-saxophonist Lee Konitz, customarily referred to as &bquo;Doyen of the <head>Cool</head>School&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40139" docsrc="bnc_CH0_1596">
<context>
Manolo took a couple of hits of coffee, and picked up a wrist-exerciser that probably doubled as some kind of sex aid.    
Squeezing away so that his biceps shifted in his sleeve, he asked &bquo;so, Rog, what's going down the chute?&equo;    
&bquo;I beg your pardon?&equo;    
&bquo;What's the beef?
The case?&equo;    
&bquo;Ah yes, the case.&equo;    
He put his briefcase on the desk.    
&bquo;Not that kind of case, pilgrim.&equo;    
&bquo;I know what you mean.
I have some documentation for you.&equo;    
&bquo;Zero-degree <head>cool</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

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<context>
Timing is critical: many meetings are marred by going on and on.
Your audience must know that you finished on time, without knowing  how   you did it.
Plan the schedule as a whole, and in detail, and write down exact timings.
Always finish on time, unless there is a very good reason to overrun.
Be flexible with the details so that if you are getting behind you can trim the programme.
Brief your participants that you will be conducting the meeting this way and expect their co-operation.
Leave them wanting more is a good piece of showbusiness advice.
If people leave feeling it was good but rather long, you have failed.
If they leave wishing it had gone on longer, you've succeeded.    
If you are actually conducting a meeting, do it with sensitivity, objectivity, a <head>cool</head>head and an informal personal touch.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40148" docsrc="bnc_ARB_407">
<context>
We work in the Harry Ransom Humanities Center, where the facilities for study are magnificent and the people very helpful &mdash; though we had to get used to being greeted each morning with loud cries of &bquo;Hi, you guys!&equo; from the librarian.
Not at all like the National Library of Scotland.    
The building itself, though, worried us.
It's new, a massive seven-storey cube, with only a few, irrelevant, windows.
Inside there are spacious archives and art galleries, but you have no sense of the form of the building, or of which part you are in.
The lifts are scattered about, and each one serves only selected floors.
Ours went, I think, to 2, 5 and 7; the other floors might have been in another building, or another town.    
One morning we went in out of blazing sunshine.
Four hours later we came out to find that three inches of rain had fallen, creeks had burst their banks, cars had been swept away, and people were injured and homeless.
Up in the vast <head>cool</head>reading room, none of this had happened.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40151" docsrc="bnc_CEX_3039">
<context>
&bquo;No.
I won't be long.
Keep the brute company.
Or go on in, I don't mind.
I'm not hungry, I'll miss out the first course anyway.&equo;    
&bquo;All right.&equo;    
She hesitated a minute, or perhaps I only thought she did.
Then she smiled, waved her hand weakly, and was gone.
I put a suitcase on the bed and began to throw clothes into it, half my dresses so that Richard wouldn't notice when he hung his trousers up in the wardrobe, but all my underwear, since he would not look in my drawer.
When the case was almost full, my hands were trembling, though I felt decisive and cool.
Or saw myself as feeling decisive and <head>cool</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40154" docsrc="bnc_ASE_38">
<context>
There was the pond that lay, dark and mysterious, along the lower road to Lulling Woods, mirroring the trees that stood around it.
Sometimes in the summer Paul had taken a bright wooden boat on a string and floated it there, beating at the water's edge with a fan of leaves to make waves.
In the spring, vast masses of frogs' spawn floated just beneath the surface, like submerged chain-mail cast there by some passing knight.
And on one day of hard frost, Paul and Molly had slid back and forth across the shining ice, screaming with delight, watched by a bold robin who sat fearlessly nearby on a low bare branch preening the pale grey feathers that edged the bronze of his breast.      
There were other places that they loved which were accessible only in the summer.
There was the steep path through Lulling Woods, <head>cool</head>as a cathedral, even on the sultriest day.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40159" docsrc="bnc_ACN_75">
<context>
As far as the rift with the Musicians Union is concerned if they are so shortsighted as to condemn and ban everything that has the tag &bquo;South African&equo;, without even trying to understand, I don't see much point in having anything to do with them.
I think you owe an apology to Clegg.
Better &mdash; why not interview him and get the real story?
  SAM YADA CANAROZZI LYONS          
Brotherly love    
We hate:  The Blues Brothers  ; people who like  The Blues Brothers  ; people who think it's <head>cool</head>to like  The Blues Brothers  ; people to have seen  The Blues Brothers   20 times; people who know every word of  The Blues Brothers  ; people who quote  The Blues Brothers  ; fake cover versions of Seventies soul classics.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40162" docsrc="bnc_CH2_8105">
<context>
Sad Judith stays loyal to the end    
RONALD RICKETTS    
JUDITH Mellor remained loyal to her unfaithful husband to the bitter end.    
After spending the whole day besieged by newsmen at her Putney home, she heard the news of his downfall at exactly 5.35pm.    
Just as his resignation was being confirmed at Westminster, 43-year-old Mrs Mellor was seen kneeling in front of the TV in her front room.
Soon after, she said wistfully: &bquo;I am just very, very sad that someone with such ability is not able to serve his country in the way he can do best.&equo;    
Yesterday's events were the culmination of weeks of trauma that have dogged Mrs Mellor since the Minister's steamy affair with actress Antonia de Sancha was exposed.    
But somehow she has managed to remain <head>cool</head>and calm.    
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<instance id="cool.40166" docsrc="bnc_CAE_1507">
<context>
&bquo;Bands bigger than us have got a responsibility &mdash; they can't be messing with the kids!
Like, we know people in Cork who are still influenced by Sid Vicious &mdash; they were good in school and they had brains and all that, but now&hellip; &bquo;    
&bquo;We know people who were influenced by Ian Curtis,&equo; says Paul, with an all-encompassing shake of his head.    
&bquo;And people who had nervous breakdowns about Robert Smith!&equo; shouts Niall.
&bquo;They enacted his lifestyle, hiding away on their own and having breakdowns over it just because they couldn't relate to people!&equo;    
Ashley, meanwhile, shatters any possible pretensions towards <head>cool</head>by claiming that Simon &amp; Garfunkel, The Beatles and Prefab Sprout's &bquo;Steve McQueen&equo; is the kind of music that uplifts him.    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40171" docsrc="bnc_APU_94">
<context>
A two-mile tail-back of stretch limos crawled towards the Shrine Auditorium.
The temperature in Los Angeles was 90 degrees.
The air on the street was so thick and enervating that the gawpers who tried to glimpse the famous faces behind the tinted windows and security grilles moved in slow motion.    
In the great Scandinavian tradition of Greta Garbo and Ingrid Bergman, Lorna Lewis and her daughter Jo Forbes were actresses who could never give of their best when their shoes pinched.
Even now, with a Best Actress nomination each and three more for  The Dawn of Dreams  , their first picture together, they saw no need to torture their toes until it was absolutely necessary.
On the floor of their limousine two pairs of handmade sandals lay abandoned; two pairs of practical but impeccably pedicured feet wriggled in the <head>cool</head>pile of the carpet.    
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<instance id="cool.40175" docsrc="bnc_CLV_1146">
<context>
The Croydon was bounced around the sky like a pong-pong ball, and Fred Crocombe watched in grim horror as the Kollsman altimeter recorded prodigious amount of ascent and descent.    
Wood was flying completely blind, but there were occasions when the various instruments contradicted one another, such were the violent changes of attitude, while the seat of his pants told him something entirely different.
Gillroy and Davies hit the roof several times before managing to strap themselves down in the cabin, where all they could do was sit ashen-faced and pray.    
After 45 minutes they finally emerged from the storm under broken cloud, and then made good time to Rangoon.
They continued via Penand, Batavia, Sourabaya and Koepang, cruising mostly at around 10,000 &bquo;ft &bquo;, which was pleasantly <head>cool</head> .
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<instance id="cool.40179" docsrc="bnc_AEB_2214">
<context>
He was perfectly serious.
She frowned at him.    
&bquo;What was that?&equo;    
&bquo;Are we all going to rise up &mdash; like you said &mdash; if we learn to read?&equo;    
&bquo;Anyone who puts his mind to it can rise to the top,&equo; was the confident reply.
Sam had heard all this before and it seemed mightily irrelevant to the business in hand.
Todger, however, knew what was relevant and what wasn't.    
&bquo;Then where you gonna get your workers?&equo;    
That stopped her in her tracks.
She looked at him in bewilderment.
He looked right back, very <head>cool</head> , and her cheeks began to glow pink through the chalk-dust.
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40184" docsrc="bnc_ACY_167">
<context>
When used as spot plants in groups of 6 to 10 corms, they offer added height and mid-summer interest to a mixed border planting.    
They will need staking and tying to prevent damage from wind and when finished, lift, dry and store them in a frost-free shed for replanting the following year.    
I really do love the hardy  Gladiolus nanus   such as  G.n.   &bquo;the Bride&equo; (white),  G.n.   
&bquo;Desire&equo; (cream),  G.n.   
&bquo;Prince Claus&equo; (white/pink).
They make ideal dwarf plants for a wide range of usages including rockeries and containers.
Once established they can be left planted year round; in my own garden they have multiplied annually.        
Noble Lilies    
Lily bulbs benefit from improved drainage and need <head>cool</head>roots, so using as spot plantings amongst other perennial plants and shrubs is ideal.
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<instance id="cool.40187" docsrc="bnc_CME_1492">
<context>
The spirit can be carried fairly safely in closed containers and evaporates quickly if you spill it without leaving a smell or mess.
The dye and additives used in the UK tend to leave a sooty deposit on pans, but a purer form available in other countries avoids this.        
PARAFFIN    
Paraffin burns efficiently when   vaporised   and mixed with air under pressure, even in bad weather.
It requires a pre-heated burner and leaves a nasty smell if spilled.
It can be carried safely in closed metal or plastic containers, is cheap and fairly easy to buy.        
PETROL    
Burned under pressure as a vapour mixed with air, petrol can be one of the most efficient fuels.
It may be necessary to pre-heat the burner in <head>cool</head>weather and the fumes can be smelly.
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<instance id="cool.40190" docsrc="bnc_CD5_1572">
<context>
Dealers and consumers.
All ages.
Everybody wants works.
Some want to chat about their problems: their upcoming court cases, where they can get an Aids test, how they can get into drug treatment.
Almost all of them express gratitude that somebody gives a shit.    
The patrol car arrives again and parks across the road from us.
One bedraggled, beaten-up man comes over to warn us.
&bquo;I'm, like, the king of this park.
I can tell you what goes down.
The cops be over there again.
Be <head>cool</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40194" docsrc="bnc_ACX_488">
<context>
Leave these in a sheltered place outdoors until mid-January, when they can be brought into the greenhouse for early, hand-pollinated flowers.
There are some good varieties: &bquo;Elsanta&equo; crops in June/July, &bquo;Tenira&equo; in July, and &bquo;Aromel&equo; in June and again in early autumn.
To fill the gap from mid-July to mid-August, grow &bquo;Pandora&equo;, which needs to be cross-pollinated by a variety like &bquo;Cambridge Favourite&equo;.        
Combat canker    
Look out for bacterial canker on plum trees.
You will see brown spots on the leaves turning into holes.
Later, gum will ooze from the bark and branches will die back.
Spray affected trees thoroughly with Bordeaux mixture in mid-August, mid-September and mid-October.           
Harvest herbs on a dry day and hang in an airy, <head>cool</head>spot to dry for later use    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.40197" docsrc="bnc_AAK_230">
<context>
After meeting Mr Modrow, Mr Mitterrand travelled to Leipzig in recognition of its leading role in East Germany's peaceful revolution.
At the Karl-Marx University, the oldest in East Germany, he held an animated and good-humoured discussion with 450 students.    
They were interested in learning about the opportunities for French involvement in rebuilding the East German economy, but asked how Mr Mitterrand felt about Germans, as a former prisoner of war.    
Mr Mitterrand praised the people of Leipzig for &bquo;having written the history of Europe and Germany in the last few weeks&equo;.
The speed of change was such that it had become difficult to keep up with developments of which perhaps &bquo;we have not yet seen the end&equo;.
But he appealed to the students to contain their passion and to show a measure of reason.
&bquo;If you want peace it is important to stay <head>cool</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.30005" docsrc="wsj_0765.mrg_39">
<context>
He is an avuncular figure who remembers the birthdays of colleagues '
children, opens doors for women, and almost never has a bad word to say
about anybody.  More important, he emerged as a peacemaker last summer
after the Central Park rape of a white jogger -- in which a group of Harlem
teens was charged -- and the racial murder of a black teen-ager in the
white Brooklyn neighborhood of Bensonhurst.  Rather than scaring off white
voters, as many predicted he would, Mr. Dinkins attracted many whites
precisely because of his reputation for having a cool head.  (Keeping
<head>cool</head> is a Dinkins priority: On humid days this summer,
he was known to change his double-breasted suits as many as four times a day.)
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</instance>

<instance id="cool.30016" docsrc="wsj_1121.mrg_20">
<context>
When the Germans lost World War I, they lost Namibia to South Africa and
the diamonds to Ernest Oppenheimer, patriarch of Anglo American Corp. and
De Beers.  Today, no one gets in or out of the restricted area without De
Beers's stingy approval.  The mining zone has thus remained one of the most
desolate places in Africa.  Ghost towns dot the Namib dunes, proving
diamonds are n't forever.  Oranjemund, the mine headquarters, is a lonely
corporate oasis of 9,000 residents.  Jackals roam the streets at night, and
gemsbok, hardy antelope with long straight horns, wander in from the desert
to drink from water sprinklers.  On most days, the desert's heat and the
<head>cool</head> of the ocean combine to create a mist like a damp
rag.
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<instance id="day.40001" docsrc="bnc_ALC_511">
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The main details of the off-farm jobs are outlined in Table 14 below.        
In Table 15 the types of employment off the farm are listed.
The variety of employment was greater with the availability of local industries often the deciding factor.      
Away from the big employers most of the part-time farmers found employment with small rural businesses.
One advantage of this was that the employer or manager was often a part-time farmer/crofter himself and was therefore more understanding of requests for days off or late arrivals in the morning.
Twenty-five percent had jobs directly related to farming and a further 11% had constant contact with farmers.
The wives also had contact, through jobs such as District Nursing.
Many would find it   difficult to get away during the <head>day</head> to attend courses.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40004" docsrc="bnc_BP8_963">
<context>
It was a stupid thing to phone to ask but she would have to.
She realised in a panic that she had forgotten the number.
Well &mdash; kill two birds with one stone.
Down into the Central Line, pick up abandoned newspapers and look for that advertisement.
She found it quite easily.
It was a funny advertisement, it didn't come right out and say it gave you abortions, it just promised to &bquo;help&equo;.
Why not come out arid say it in this day and age, she muttered to herself as she dialled the number.    
&bquo;Hello, this is Mrs Lenham, look about my abortion the day after tomorrow, I just wanted to know if&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;You're having an abortion?&equo;    
&bquo;Sorry, I mean I'm pregnant and, er, you said you could help me the <head>day</head> after tomorrow and I wanted to know if&hellip;&equo;    
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<instance id="day.40008" docsrc="bnc_CBG_1200">
<context>
It wouldn't be fair for such a player &mdash; who could do much for the balance of the side as a genuine all-rounder &mdash; to be held back just because there was an ageing geriatric hanging around, trying to prolong his playing days.        
Mathie row    
By John Wardle    
NEWCASTLE manager Kevin Keegan was yesterday accused of leaving striker target Alex Mathie in limbo.    
Morton manager Allan McGraw even threatened to call off the Pounds 250,000 deal for the 21-year-old goalscorer.    
&bquo;Newcastle were supposed to contact me over the weekend, but I haven't heard anything,&equo; rapped McGraw.    
&bquo;They know that Alex wants to join them.
It's unfair on the lad.
He feels as though he's in limbo.    
&bquo;If it's not sorted out this week I will pull the plug.&equo;    
However, Keegan's No 2, Terry McDermott, hinted that the move could be sorted out in the next few <head>days</head> .    
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<instance id="day.40012" docsrc="bnc_A77_1362">
<context>
He climbs up a ladder and on to the roof.
In the flickering light he appears like a cat moving around cautiously.
He is reminded of the Company emblem, Felix the cat, the helmeted feline with nine lives, and once again thinks how highly appropriate it is.    
After some ti me the job is completed and the two mortar bombs have been neutralised.
The long metal tubes, detonators, detonating cord and homemade explosives are laid out on the ground, whilst the Police and the host of   other interested parties take photographs.
The items are then bagged by the Scenes of Crime Officer, and a date is agreed with the Police for a statement to be taken.
After debriefing the other agencies and packing their equipment, the EOD team leave and make their way back to base.
The <head>day</head> is not yet over, however.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40015" docsrc="bnc_AHN_87">
<context>
He will appeal to the public today in an attempt to drive home his claim that Britain has an &bquo;historic opportunity&equo; for a partnership government.    
Labour will try this week to portray itself as the party of hope, with policies on education, training and health.
Tory strategists are banking on an upbeat message about the prospects for lower taxes, lower mortgage rates and more jobs to build a last-minute lead.
Ministers published yesterday a Gallup survey of boardroom executives which showed fears over the impact of Labour's economic policies.    
Labour's vote is holding up in Scotland while Tory support is at its lowest level since the campaign started, according to a poll conducted for Scotland on Sunday.    
A Market Research Scotland survey put Labour on 43 per cent, up five points from a MRS poll five <head>days</head> earlier.    
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<instance id="day.40019" docsrc="bnc_CR7_2546">
<context>
Yet Russians with bank accounts abroad will probably be among the most reluctant to believe that theory can be turned into practice.
Until they are convinced, the outflow of capital from Russia is likely to remain uncomfortably close to the level of what comes in.        
Japanese stockmarket    
Any which way but down    
TOKYO    
WELL and truly ramped, the Tokyo stockmarket is about to shut down for Japan's annual Golden Week holiday.
Investors of public-sector funds, mainly trust banks, have taken exhaustive measures to prevent share prices from sliding during the extended vacation.
The Nikkei closed at 20,454 on April 28th &mdash; helped, to the market's surprise, by intervention against the yen on the previous <head>day</head> by America's Federal Reserve.    
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40025" docsrc="bnc_ABS_377">
<context>
Washed, shaved, combed hair.    
My toilet looks much nicer now.      
Roger McGough's bathroom is not a favourite or particularly inspiring place, but a functional, family-cum-laundry room, in which a washing machine, assorted plastic potties, a tumble-dryer and a pink inflatable dolphin jostle for space.
It has a basic white enamel suite, louvred doors and cupboards, varnished cork tiles and an interesting &bquo;Arabic effect&equo; wall with splodges of red and gold.    
&bquo;The bathroom used to be carpeted, but now we have more practical lino, called &bquo;Rhino flooring&equo; because it's tough, hardwearing and smells of rhino piss,&equo; Roger chuckles.
He spends very little time there.    
&bquo;My morning thing is not really about getting ready for the <head>day</head> , but getting rid of the night.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40029" docsrc="bnc_ATA_659">
<context>
When you know what you are trying to convey, then you think about the best possible or the most exciting or exhilarating way of communicating this.
You then put another layer of filters on, which is that if you have got to choose, you choose content areas which are very important to Britain, or you choose content areas which the camera can communicate best.
That was the other brilliant thing that Jeremy did.
I went through these areas that I wanted to work in and I argued with Jeremy that we hadn't allowed for &bquo;things visual&equo;, that we had a visual medium, that Britain was profoundly under-educated visually, so that we should actually use television for visual education and he fell for this.
He came back the next <head>day</head> and gave me another &pound;1.2 million and told me I could spend it in any way I wanted.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40033" docsrc="bnc_CEX_776">
<context>
I would have been sorrier still if she had not paraded her distress so openly, sighing and staring into space and insisting that Richard should buy her whisky, which is expensive in Morocco &mdash; in her place I should have been so humiliated and ashamed that I would have done my best to put a good face on it &mdash; but I was sorry enough to agree that she should come with us, in our car.
In fact, I suggested it before Richard did, though it was obviously in his mind first &mdash; had been, almost certainly, from the moment Adam left.
The <head>day</head> before we were due to leave, he came up to our room after lunch and began by saying that perhaps it wasn't so sensible for Flora to continue her journey by herself, travelling by local buses across the Atlas, and not only not sensible but not altogether  safe  , even though she was tough and independent and used to looking after herself.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40036" docsrc="bnc_CKS_1030">
<context>
Tell us and we'll try to provide or support it&equo;, they will suddenly find themselves being attacked for &bquo;not doing their job&equo; and &bquo;abdicating their responsibilities&equo;.
They cannot win, for the aim of the stressed work-force is to avoid having to embrace the discomfiting uncertainty by construing itself as victimized and manipulated.    
Thus real and objective limitations and risks (of which there are many) may be magnified still further by teachers' projections.
Instead of seeking to have what little impact they can, they come to feel completely surrounded by impasses which seal up the potential gaps between the proliferating demands.
Compounded by their own unconscious survival strategy, their room for manoeuvre appears to shrink until it vanishes.
In the good old <head>days</head> , when we were respected and trusted (so the train of thought might go), we had the freedom to explore opportunities to contribute to education.
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He sets a high moral tone, exhorting the journalist to live up to the ideals of truth, decency and justice against the crasser world outside.
If you suggest that he has done anything for a base motive such as money, he replies, &bquo;That does not do justice to you, or to me.&equo;
And yet he can also be self-deprecating &mdash; a strange combination.    
His story is well known: the Cockney self-starter who worked his way up in advertising from messenger boy at 16 to account executive at 20, when he married his school sweetheart.
At 27, he started his own photographic agency and went on to make films on the proceeds, using the talents of advertising colleagues such as Alan Parker or of friends like Ray Connolly.
Why didn't Connolly write a rock and roll film, said Puttnam.
&bquo;That'll be the <head>day</head> ,&equo; said Connolly.    
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These include causing the explosion using Semtex high explosive &bquo;likely to endanger life&equo; at Brompton Road, Knightsbridge, on Thursday, January 28.
They are also charged that on or before Tuesday, March 2, they conspired at Walford Road and elsewhere to cause an explosion in the UK and with possessing a &bquo;quantity of Semtex&equo; at the Stoke Newington flat.    
The two men, who were being questioned at the high-security Paddington Green police station in central London under the Prevention of Terrorism Act, will appear at Arbour Square Magistrates' Court this morning.    
Three other men arrested later are still being held under the PTA at central London police stations.
Police are still sifting through a large haul of material uncovered during a series of raids across London in the past three <head>days</head> .    
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But Mr Donovan's manager, Mr Richard East, said last night that both sides had agreed to hold discussions &bquo;to achieve a satisfactory outcome for everybody and to enable the magazine to continue to publish&equo;.    
Mr Donovan's motive had been to clear his name, not to close the magazine.    
The latest in a series of costly libel defeats for newspapers, periodicals and individuals led to renewed calls for legal reform to remove the power of juries to decide the size of libel damages.    
In his summing-up, Mr Justice Drake had told jurors to remember that the &bquo;hurt&equo; caused to Mr Donovan lasted less than a year and would end with a verdict in his favour.    
Contrasting Mr Donovan's distress with that of victims of industrial injury, the judge said: &bquo;You should have in mind it is not a case where you are awarding damages for someone who has suffered some physical injuries which will be with him for the rest of his <head>days</head> .    
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Vienna Dear Fr&auml;ulein Arandt, It is a very long time since I heard from you.
I wondered how you are getting on?
Given your unusual tastes, one naturally worries.    
Of course, I told you I had too much on my plate to be able to continue our correspondence, and I hope this is the reason you stopped writing.
On the other hand, similar statements of mine have never prevented you from writing back in the past.
I say that in all affection.
l would like to hear from you.    
Sincerely yours, R. von Krafft-Ebing    
Berlin Dear Professor, You will be surprised by my change of address.
I was so pleased to hear from you.
I am sorry I have been so long in replying but I only got your letter two <head>days</head> ago.
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MIRROR SPORT, August 26    
MIRROR SPORT, August 28    
MIRROR SPORT, August 29    
You're all gagged!
THE England squad for the controversial Texaco one-day internationals against Pakistan: Gooch, Stewart, Smith, Hick, Botham, Lewis, Fairbrother, DeFreitas, Reeve, Illingworth, Small, and Cork        
Nothing like the Danes    
EUROPEAN champions Denmark were held to a   goalless   draw by Lithuania in a World Cup Group Three qualifier in Vilnius.
Midfielder Kim Christorfe missed a penalty for the Danes.          
ITV deal on cards    
FRANK WIECHULA    
ITV could stage their own Snatch of the <head>Day</head> for FA Cup ties and England internationals.    
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I followed him out the back door.
The doors swished shut behind me and the bus pulled away from the curb.
I was left alone in the middle of eight million people.    
I picked up a handful of dirty snow and brushed the crust off the top.
There it was, sparkling white and pure.
I wanted to put it to my mouth and eat it but as I watched, small dark spots began to appear on the surface.
I suddenly realised the air was filled with soot from the chimneys above and the snow was taking on the appearance of cottage cheese sprinkled with black pepper.    
I threw it to one side.
It made little difference.
I was free.    
For two <head>days</head> I wandered through the city.
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Despite its technological sophistication, the use of this elaborate clock was essentially astrological, the object apparently being to ensure that the positions of the celestial bodies would be known even if the Heavens were cloudy when any of the Emperor's wives or concubines produced offspring.    
When the first European missionaries came to China in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries no trace remained of the heavenly clockwork of five hundred years earlier.
Indeed, the mechanical clocks which they presented to the Chinese rulers were received with surprised delight.
Meanwhile, a different and much more widespread tradition of timekeeping survived involving the use of fire and incense.
This tradition has been traced back to the sixth century AD.
Because incense burns at an   even rate and without flame, it is well suited for measuring the division of the religious <head>day</head> and for other purposes.
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None the less, she was quite contented and happy with Johnny.    
Back to the street, our playing-field.
Games were often interrupted by   buskers, who were in the main ex-servicemen.
Some were limbless but bemedalled.
Even as a wee boy I had considered it an unfair exchange.
A limb for a medal.
A life for a telegram from the War Department stating regret.    
Sometimes the juvenile gangs from Coburg Street (the &bquo;Coburg Erin') who were Catholics, or the &bquo;Young Cumbies&equo; from the Cumberland Street, Protestants, would invade South Portland Street, a mainly Jewish section, with synagogue and Jewish Institute.
When this occurred we usually dived into the nearest tenement to hide.
On one memorable <head>day</head> , with Jerry and two other &bquo;stalwarts&equo; to back me up with moral support, I decided that a stand had to be made.
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She had partied with Andrew Jean, Cheeks and So Long Suin the night before last, and Herman hadn't even tried to clear up.
One of Andrew Jean's beehive combs lay on the dressing table in a spread of pills and lipsticks.
The pornovideo set was smashed, a high-heeled ruby pump lodged in the cracked screen.
Cheeks hated Billy Priapus flickies.
The ice sculpture had melted, leaving a tray of warm water on the floor.
That brought back interesting, if cool, memories.
There were bulletholes in the ceiling &mdash; which might have been there before the &bquo;pomps checked   in and   the queensize bed was a tangle of ugly tie-died sheets and surplus clothing.    
She remembered the night, the nights.
Andrew Jean on   top, Cheeks squealing, So Long rocking her to a cataclysmax.
She would miss her gangbuddies.
The <head>days</head> of fun and frolic were gone for good.
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Taller columns will sway more at the top, causing the span to unseat itself.    
Then there are the cast-iron pipes that supply New York City with water.
Peter Gergely, professor of structural engineering at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York, says, &bquo;200 to 300 fires could start, and if the pipes go out you don't have water to fight them.&equo;
As for soil, it varies considerably, ranging from bedrock under much of Manhattan to sandy sediments under eastern suburbs that would amplify the effects of small quakes.    
Experts also point to the oil and gas pipelines that feed the eastern cities.
For example, important pipelines pass near the New Madrid fault region in Missouri.
One of them is the Capline System, a 3-metre diameter line that carries about 700 000 barrels a <head>day</head> across the centre of the country.
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TIME WAS when you judged people by how they dress.
The high powered executive suit or the laid back track suit and trainers instantly identified their owner as a man of a certain calibre.
But in the 1980s styles changed.
The executive might turn up in trainers and the double glazing salesman in a suit.
So you judged them by their cars, or their holidays, their taste in music, television or the theatre.
But you could rarely be absolutely certain.
As any woman could tell you a change of clothes or hairstyle can instantly change the way people think about you.    
The same now applies to furniture.
Gone are the <head>days</head> when a couple furnished their house from top to bottom in a style that fitted in with the tastes of friends, neighbours, colleagues at work, or cronies down at the pub or tennis club.    
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The engine that was fired-up in honour of the FlyPast visit, had clocked-up just over 90 minutes of running time at that point and sounded as sweet as a nut.
The other engine,  Bert   has clocked some 10 hours in all.
That Cheetah has the name &bquo;Bert&equo; engraved on it as a permanent memorial to Bert Mason who has worked unstintingly on bringing the Cheetahs back to life and had worked at 42 AS during the war years.
He died early in 1992 and one of his engineering progeny honours him.    
As the nascent museum beings to find its feet, the determined band at PE look forward to more airframes coming their way from the SAAF Museum and the work on the Oxford will gain in pace.
They are naturally keen to have contact with anyone who can help them with Oxford spares of all kinds.    
The wider world of aviation enthusiasts is equally a s keen for the <head>day</head> that the two Cheetahs can be harnessed to the completed Oxford airframe.
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The Australian yacht Southern Cross inverted her mast &mdash; made it S-shaped &mdash; when some rigging gave way.
She will sail gently round the course in today's race to score what points she can, while a replacement spar is completed in time for the climax of the series, the 630-mile Sydney to Hobart race which starts on Boxing Day.        
Racing: Morley Street looks tempting Ladbroke wager.    
By Richard Baerlein    
IN the &pound;40,000 Victor Chandler Handicap Chase, to be run at Ascot on January 13, Barnbrook Again is handicapped 14lb below Desert Orchid.
Yet William Hill, in the betting on the King George VI at Kempton on Boxing <head>Day</head> , only offer 3-1 against Barnbrook Again beating Desert Orchid, who stands at 15-8 on at level weights.    
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&bquo;Edits some South East Asian news-sheet.&equo;    
&bquo;Friendly quarrel?&equo;    
Bodie shrugged and glanced at the doll.
&bquo;What the hell's that?&equo;    
Doyle showed the ring.
&bquo;I wanted this.&equo;
He held up the doll.
&bquo;I had to buy this to get it.
It's called bartering.&equo;    
&bquo;Gullibility more like.&equo;    
Two more <head>days</head> of routine surveillance followed.
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M&uuml;ncheberg claimed a second Hurricane four minutes later, Uffz.
Ehlen also claiming one at this time, while Fw.Kestel had opened the scoring with one at 1305.
Four further claims for Hurricanes were made by all 12 pilots of the 156&deg; Gruppo jointly, two confirmed and two probables.
The authorities credited the missing Taylor with a Ju87 probable; Plt.Off.
Pain in V7114 claimed a Do215 probable and a Bf109 damaged, while other pilots were credited with two more probables &mdash; a Do215 and a Ju88.
Although reported that the A.A. crews had shot down a Ju88, their claims for the day were for five Ju87s shot down, four probables and one damaged.
It may be that a further Hurricane was also lost, some sources recording R.A.F. fighter losses for this <head>day</head> as five Hurricanes and three pilots.
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When I asked if there was anything she would like me to bring, she shook her head.
In all the time she was there she asked for only two things, and in both cases I had to disappoint her.    
One was acid drops.
I knew the ones she meant; she meant the square transparent boiled sweets which when she was a child would have been weighed out in pennyworths from a tall glass jar, but although I searched in grocers&equo; shops and sweet shops high and low, all I could find were wrapped oval-shaped acid drops.
These I knew   well were not what her whim had remembered, and when I brought them to her she said nothing, but put them aside, sadly shaking her head.    
On another <head>day</head> when I asked the question, she began slowly and with difficulty to lift the skirts of her dress, revealing bare knees.
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<instance id="day.40108" docsrc="bnc_AHX_1245">
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&bquo;Stephen is sharp and earnest,&equo; says a fellow undergraduate.
&bquo;He's certainly capable of a first.&equo;    
This, of course, has provided an extra excuse for the highly protective Kinnocks to keep him out of the firing line.
Meanwhile his sister Rachel, 20, has had only one encounter with the media &mdash; at her parents' glitzy silver wedding anniversary party at London's Inner Temple.
Her good looks made quite an impression.    
Kinnock fils, who is no mean performer on the rugby field, has developed a taste for academe.
Far from trooping off for &bquo;milk round&equo; interviews, he is contemplating postgraduate studies.
Like his father, he has mellowed.
In his early undergraduate <head>days</head> , he was banned for three months and fined &pound;100 for driving dad's car at 112mph.    
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<instance id="day.40112" docsrc="bnc_BNY_1468">
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There is no fun at all in repeatedly looking into bright sunlight, straining your eyes and wondering all the time what's happening &mdash; because it is almost certain that you will be unable to see as well as you really need to.
During sunny days in the ferreting season the sun is low in the sky and that makes the situation even worse.
Guns with their backs towards the sun have no problems, of course, so this factor must be taken into account when the guns are positioned.    
Sunshine on snow affects all shooters whatever position they take up, because the sun and snow together produce glare and this is very trying on the eyes &mdash; especially at ground level.    
Fog curtails shooting because of the danger but has no other effect on operations.
Foggy <head>days</head> are usually still days and are beneficial in that they do help you to hear what's happening   underground &mdash; but they are not so helpful from the point of view of disturbance.    
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<instance id="day.40115" docsrc="bnc_B03_2831">
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Donations can be made out to SCF and sent to Mrs. Dakin, at 54 High View Road, Guildford, Surrey GU2 5RT &mdash; or they may be directed to the charity through the Herald editor, at one of the newspaper's office.      
Fundraising packs    
Jacquie, who can be contacted on 0483 301831 for information &mdash; or for a fundraising pack that could be used by clubs, pubs and organisations &mdash; told the Herald: &bquo;Politics and now the general election have tended to dominate newspapers for a long time, squeezing out reports on stories about Africa &mdash; good as well as bad.    
&bquo;But the people there, and the problems, have not gone away.
Skip a lunch&hellip; is one way in which they can be remembered and helped.&equo;                
7 <head>DAY</head> TV GUIDE      
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<instance id="day.40118" docsrc="bnc_BNH_694">
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The shrill and hysterical pre-election threats to clobber the Corporation have been neutralised by the appointment of David Mellor as cabinet minister responsible for the new superministry of arts, the media heritage and sport.
part of his mandate will be to oversee the renewal of the BBC's charter.    
Mellor, it will be recalled, was the unfortunate minister charged with turning the pig's ear of Margaret Thatcher's commercial broadcast policy into a silk purse &mdash; a miracle he came close to performing.    
At the very least the BBC will be able to experiment with a new form of independent financing &mdash; advertising.
It will be able to demonstrate (aided by Thames' formidable selling skills) that it is not simply a complacent white elephant milking the public purse.
And that, come the <head>day</head> of judgment, may well weigh in its favour.              
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<instance id="day.40126" docsrc="bnc_A5U_185">
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Martin Shaw, the Derby director who represents his club on the League management board, said: &bquo;The existing rules allow for flexibility in dealing with a case where the player clearly has done nothing wrong himself.&equo;
David Clarke, the League administrator, added: &bquo;The Association is being inflexible and unhelpful.&equo;    
Since the start of the month, Lee has played in two League matches, including a 105-83 win at London Docklands.
Derby's action in disregarding Lee's ineligibility may force the League to order a rematch or award the game to London.
Lee's case is now on the agenda for today's competitions committee meeting in London.        
The Week in Review: Sport    
By DUNCAN HOOPER    
SUNDAY: Michael Kinane, Ireland's champion jockey, wins the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp on the British-trained 19-1 outsider, Carroll House, a <head>day</head> after partnering The Caretaker to victory in the Cartier Million, Europe's most valuable race.    
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Tom, 27, turned up a week EARLY for an appointment at Granada TV to show his skills.    
&bquo;It was terribly embarrassing,&equo; said Tom, who is to attempt a memory record for Britain to get into the Guinness Book of Records.
&bquo;I can remember phone numbers, decks of cards, all the Olympic medal-winners going back a century but I couldn't remember the right day on which to turn up &mdash; at least I wasn't a week late.&equo;    
Cabbie Tom, of Blackpool, Lancs, also has a weakness for faces.    
He said: &bquo;I was sitting in the TV station next to a large man with glasses and beard and I felt I knew him.
He said he was Peter Ustinov.&equo;        
Cops save bride Sarah's big day    
BRIDE Sarah Mustoe's big <head>day</head> was saved from disaster by something borrowed and something blue &mdash; a police car with a flashing light.    
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<instance id="day.40134" docsrc="bnc_AD0_1369">
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However, you might quite easily eat slightly too much (an intake amounting to 500 calories) each day.
Over 30 days this is 30 x 500 = 15000 calories in excess.
This would be 4lb (just under 2 kg) of fat added to your body; you would be putting on around 1 lb.
(0.4 kg) of fat a week.
If you do not weigh yourself for a month, finding a 4 lb (about 2 kg) gain might be something of a surprise.
If you do not weigh for a year and you eat just an extra 500 calories each day during that time, you will have put on a full 45 lb (21.8 kg); rather a nasty shock!
Generally, therefore, we recommend that you weigh yourself each day.
You will not see vast amounts of fat lost in a <head>day</head> , but you will come to understand how your behaviour relates to your body weight, and you will also avoid getting a horrendous shock when you step on the scales.
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<instance id="day.40137" docsrc="bnc_APU_2090">
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&bquo;Get off your knees, Toady!
What are you waiting for, your knighthood?&equo;    
The name stuck and by the end of the day it seemed to Murray that every child in the school covertly sniggered &bquo;Toady&equo; as he passed.
His own closest friends looked embarrassed and avoided him.
No trouble was taken to keep the name from Richard's ears, but in his new flush of confidence he paid no attention.    
Murray turned back his bedcover one evening to find a dead toad spatchcocked across his pillow.
The sight and smell revolted him; the creature had been a female bloated with spawn.
In fury he scooped up the gelatinous mess and hurled it at Fairbrother, who kicked him in the balls.
The fight was broken up by the housemaster, whose ears had been open in anticipation for some <head>days</head> .
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<instance id="day.40140" docsrc="bnc_CPB_175">
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Business development manager Laszlo Szilvessy forecasts that the company will turn over &dollar;1.5m in the first quarter of 1993, after a disappointing &dollar;740,000 in the last three months of 1992.
Computer 2000 lost its Hungarian managing director a month after opening in August 1992 and experienced difficulties with suppliers, according to Szilvassy.
However, the company turned over &dollar;430,000 in January, &dollar;480,000 in February, is on course to turn over &dollar;609,000 in March, and is now hitting its sales targets, Szilvassy announced.        
ROSTER OF BIDDERS FOR BIG HUNGARIAN TAX CONTRACT NOW RUNS TO 19 COMPANIES    
Nineteen companies have indicated their intention to bid for the contract to computerise Hungary's tax system, with three more companies expected to join the fray in the next few <head>days</head> .
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<instance id="day.40147" docsrc="bnc_AS5_26">
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His letters home to Mary, his elder sister and childhood companion, are full of the excitement of sight-seeing excursions, evenings at the theatre and opera, thrice weekly visits to   the International Exhibition at Kensington, soir&eacute;es at the Architectural Association (in a borrowed frock coat), and his employer's splendid new offices at Adelphi Terrace, not far from the National Gallery.        
 Right:   Hardy's sketch of the view across Westminster, April 1863.
&lsqb;Dorset County Museum&rsqb;    
 Below:   Emma in 1870.
&lsqb;Dorset County Museum&rsqb;    
Yet London, with all its opportunities, proved disappointing.
On his 25th birthday he noted in his diary, &bquo;Not very cheerful.
Feel as if I had lived a long time and done very little.
Walked about by moonlight in the evening.
Wondered what woman, if any, I should be thinking about in five years' time.&equo;
Hardy lacked the social confidence to make his way in professional circles, and also the formal education that would have enabled him to follow Horace Moule, his close friend from Dorchester <head>days</head> , to university and a career in the church.
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<instance id="day.40150" docsrc="bnc_CR9_2977">
<context>
Ordinary video cameras &bquo;throw away&equo; half the image they are looking at in order to make transmission easier.
Human brains can be relied upon to fill in the gaps when they reconstruct the image on the television screen in their visual cortexes.
But computers are not so co-operative.
They need every bit of information that they can lay their chips on, so Xillix had to redesign the video camera with which the computer looks down its microscope.
If, using this enhanced image, the computer detects signs of cancer, a patient can be recommended for bronchoscopy to determine exactly where the tumour is.
After all, when it comes to cancer, half-measures will not do.        
The ghost in the machine    
WRITERS of science fiction love the idea that computers might one day have souls.
That <head>day</head> may be closer than they think.
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<instance id="day.40153" docsrc="bnc_CCD_1303">
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Built by Edward the Confessor, of sufficient strength to withstand a siege, it housed an almonry where the alms of the abbey were distributed and an abbey church built above it in the form of a cross.    
Shortly after Elizabeth Woodville and her family entered sanctuary, she received a visit from the chancellor, Thomas Rotherham Bishop of Lincoln.
The evening was well advanced when the chancellor arrived and he found the queen-dowager lying on cushions on the rush-strewn floor.
Prince Richard was asleep beside her, his head on his mother's lap, her arm protectively encircling him.
The prince's young bride lay a short distance away beside her sisters-in-law, all of them huddled together for warmth and sleeping fast, exhausted by the trials and tribulations of a distressing <head>day</head> .    
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<instance id="day.40159" docsrc="bnc_CBJ_225">
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Elsewhere, however, from 1793 onwards the French war itself would vie with food prices as the most talked-about subject in town and country alike.
There were those, of course, who wondered why England should be sending her brave lads across the Channel to fight against a country which seemed &mdash; the Reign of Terror notwithstanding &mdash; to be the cradle of a new and attractive democracy.
Others &mdash; and the majority, no doubt &mdash; would wait anxiously for any news as a French invasion force was massing ready to launch itself against English shores.
The two countries would be fighting each other, on and off, for 22 years; and there were those, like Benjamin Titford, born in 1786, who lived through nothing but wars and rumours of wars from the <head>day</head> they were born to the day they died.    
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<instance id="day.40162" docsrc="bnc_AK6_1341">
<context>
Organic meat needs experienced butchery and not a quick swipe with the band saw before being instantly packaged &mdash; so go to a butcher who buys his meat on the hoof from a farmer who isn't into organics just for the sake of profit.    
And decide whether you want your cheese unpasteurised as well as organic, in order to get the most for your money.
Hard work, but worth it for the feeling that you might be helping producers to realise that there is a discerning market out there, and not one that reacts blindly to the word &bquo;organic&equo;.    
Thorson's Organic Consumer Club, subtitled Food You Can Trust, is edited by David Mabey and Alan &amp; Jackie Gear (&pound;4.99).        
Food and Drink: Best of the &bquo;green&equo; wine    
Lucy Bailey recommends specialists with the most fruitful ecologically sound lists    
BY LUCY BAILEY    
THE OTHER <head>day</head> Bruce Kendrick of Haughton Fine Wines found a barefoot customer dangling a pendulum over the wines in his shop.
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<instance id="day.40166" docsrc="bnc_B0Y_3296">
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Dress'd in a little brief authority&equo;,  CC   3.            
 Merchant of Venice  .
Shylock and Venice,  PFI   8.
III.
ii, &bquo;Fancy's knell&equo;,  OCS   21.
IV.
i, &bquo;To do a great right, do a little wrong&equo;,  OT   12.
&bquo;A Daniel come to judgement&equo;,  C   3.        
 Merry Wives of Windsor,   I. iii, &bquo;Convey&equo; the wise it call&equo;,  MED   11.
V. v, &bquo;Let the sky rain potatoes&equo;,  BH   1.        
 Midsummer Night's Dream,   I. ii, &bquo;a proper man as one shall see in a summer's <head>day</head> &equo;,  DS   18.
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<instance id="day.40171" docsrc="bnc_B76_1677">
<context>
I believe the technological revolution would have been better served if Blackett had been appointed to a real job, rather than to an advisory one to Frank Cousins, who became Minister of Technology.
Even the most heavy-weight scientists, snobbish to the end about their colleagues, would have accepted a Nobel prize winner of Blackett's stature.    
What they would not accept was that vain and dreadful C.P. Snow, whose appointment as Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Technology was as insulting to the scientific community as it was to the Labour Party.
A fortnight after being made a minister, this raconteur said that he had joined the Labour Party simply to make sure that &bquo;they did nothing too silly&equo;.
His laziness became a legend in the corridors of power.
His ministerial diary for the <head>day</head> often consisted of a lunch at a club and little else.
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Eighties furniture is represented by a Memphis shelf unit which looks a bit like a squatting man with his arms in the air (quite likeable, actually).
There's not a trace of matt black in sight!
Surely, no matter how despised matt black furniture is these days, it was  the   Eighties statement.
Perhaps the people at the V&amp;A are embarrassed?
They probably used to have stocks of the stuff at home.
Now that even MFI does its own successful matt black range, can they really admit to knowledge of such a thing?
Well why not?
The whole matt black thing was good, classic design which grew out of the Seventies infatuation with high-tech.
Its colour void led to clean, efficient lines which had an appeal that passed right down to the high street.
I mean, I hate the stuff &mdash; partly because of its Thatcherite overtones, but mainly because it's so utterly naff these <head>days</head> .
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Crawls from the wreckage.
Never been seen since.
Has he?&equo;    
Doyle shrugged.
&bquo;I wouldn't know.
What's the word inside?&equo;    
But Turner wouldn't rise to  that  .
He smiled thinly, let his narrowed eyes coolly appraise the hard-looking young man beside him.
&bquo;Oh Mister Doyle&hellip; you should know better than that.&equo;
And he walked out of the yard.    
After his second <head>day</head> as substitute games and sports master,   Bodie drove wearily to CI5, and checked in at Forensic, then at Traffic.    
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Until last year, Longchamp was the only place to be, but now Phoenix Park in Dublin, where the Cartier Million will be staged for the second time tomorrow, provides a tempting alternative.
The Million, with IR &pound;1m in prize money, is the world's richest two-year-old race and challenges the Arc for offering the biggest prize in Europe.    
Amazingly, the Million, which is restricted to the 250 yearlings sold at the Goffs Million sale the year before, will continue to clash with the Arc weekend because the sales it is tied to take place the week after.    
So the prospect of a proper European Festival that would cover last Saturday's British Festival of Racing at Ascot and this weekend's races in France, Ireland and Newmarket, and which could rival America's Breeders' Cup <head>day</head> which has &dollar;10m in prize money, is likely to remain a dream even after 1992.    
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He always had to leave off before he came, feeling sure his head would burst otherwise.
Neither was sex a relief.
He only seemed to have had it when he was drunk; he couldn't remember surges of relief, or anything else, for that matter.
All he knew was that he had always woken up with a splitting headache afterwards, and often wished he'd had the headache instead the night before.    
When he was a child Nigel had thought of peeing as sex.
Someone had told him, &bquo;Daddy peed into Mummy on their honeymoon and that was how you were born.&equo;
The one pee, he supposed, had been enough to produce three sons at two-yearly intervals.
Of course, Nigel had acquired the technical facts at school, but they always felt less true to him.
Sex seemed an unnecessary thing in life.
You had to pee a few times a <head>day</head> to survive.
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POPULATION Concern, which runs 30 projects in 23 countries, asks sixth-formers to join a sponsored water-only fast for up to 24 hours between November 20 and December 3.
Last year St Wilfrid's School, Blackburn, raised &pound;2,500, and runners-up Antrim Grammar, Northern Ireland, raised &pound;1,828; they will receive their awards at Population Concern's Conferences in Harrogate and Warwick (November 13, 14).
Details from Population Concern, 231 Tottenham Court Road, London W1P 9AE (tel: 01-631 1546).    
AN annual Stage Pass, &pound;12, allows under-30s to buy two tickets, discounted up to 50 per cent, for a range of concerts, operas, musicals, ballet, theatres and jazz, in Bristol, London and Newcastle upon Tyne.
Details tel: 01 379 6722, or write to Youth &amp; Music, 28 Charing Cross Road, London WC2 ODB with date of birth and <head>day</head> and evening telephone numbers.        
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When I was small, if I happened to say &bquo;It's not fair&equo;, as I often did, then my mother's stock reply was, &bquo;No, and it won't be till next October.&equo;
She was of course referring to the Salisbury Annual Pleasure Fair that has been held for three days commencing on the third Monday in October for the last seven hundred years.
How we used to look forward to it and how long it seemed to be in coming.
Each year on the Sunday &mdash; the day before the fair started &mdash; the family took the late Sunday afternoon walk down Exeter Street, along St. Nicholas Road, over the fourteenth-century Harnham Bridge to The Swan Inn Field.
There we would gaze at the massive steam engines, all ready connected to their huge waggons, to make a quick getaway to The Market Place at dawn on the following <head>day</head> .
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The high travel costs added onto everyday expenses were causing John distress and so LAB were pleased to award John an annual grant to help him keep in touch with his brother and retain his independence.    
Registered as blind, Gail Thompson from South Oxfordshire also has a degenerative illness which has left her wheelchair bound.
Gail now lives with her widowed mother who looks after all her needs.
They are both on low incomes and find it very hard to cope with all the additional expenses of Gail's illness.
LAB were able to make an annual grant to Gail to help ease her financial difficulty.    
Doris Howell recently suffered the shock of losing her sight practically overnight and finds everyday things difficult to cope with.
She lives in a top floor flat in Oxford and has had several accidents on the stairs leaving her very unsure about going out on her own.
Existing on a small pension, Doris can't afford a fridge and has to buy fresh food nearly every <head>day</head> .
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THE first antiques &bquo;freesheet&equo; is claiming to have topped the circulation of every other antiques magazine just four months (and one issue) after its launch.
The World of Antiques is produced quarterly from a cottage in Somerset by Duncan and Jacki Phillips and distributed to everyone who visits antiques fairs around the country &mdash; estimated at 50,000 people every three months.
The top-selling magazines have a circulation of around 14,000.        
Talk of the Trade: Technical hitch    
By ANN ROBERTS    
THERE are grumblings among BBC Television technical staff, whose objections to cramped studio conditions caused a two-week delay in the launch of the new Breakfast News.
When it was eventually launched last week, critics - including our own Mark Lawson &mdash; noticed a number of technical blips.
The next <head>day</head> a high-tech caption machine broke down.&equo;        
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It was downstairs in the hotel's night-bar that the unfortunate Simonsen met her undignified match.
In a front-page story entitled &bquo;Blonde Blames Bremner&equo;, the  Daily Record   reported that the hotel's assistant manager, Lars Borch was attempting to calm a group of noisy Scottish players down, when he heard a chant of &bquo;1-2-3&equo;.
He watched in disbelief as Bremner reportedly drenched the barmaid with a glass of drink.    
&bquo;I am not a football fan,&equo; said Ms Simonsen, shaken but not stirred.
&bquo;Bremner spoke to me earlier but I just ignored him.
I don't know whether it was because I ignored him that he threw the drink over me,&equo; she added.
Ironically, a few <head>days</head> earlier, when Simonsen heard that the Scottish team were at the hotel, she had told a friend it was an ideal opportunity to brush up on her English.
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For you as writer, this entails looking so hard at the world you write about that you begin to feel the minute, imperceptible movements within it and learn to give them their most appropriate names.
Notice, for example, in the sentences quoted above, how Marquez uses the verb &bquo;waking   34 CREATIVE WRITING up&equo; before the object &bquo;souls&equo;.
He does not say &bquo;It's simply a matter of showing their souls&equo; or &bquo;bringing out their souls&equo;.
Those verbs, though roughly appropriate, evoke no tingle of recognition in the reader: they are flat, inert.
In &bquo;waking up their souls&equo; Marquez cuts straight to the heart of our earliest desires: to rise from the dead and be reunited with the souls of our lost ones, our dead forebears.
&bquo;Waking up&equo; associates with new life, a new <head>day</head> , rousing from sleep, a new beginning.
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Week 2    
DAY 8 &mdash; You are now starting to make progress, and can increase your walking time from 20 to 30 minutes each day.
The important thing is to increase time before pace; so walk at a moderate pace for 30 minutes, gently stretching yourself as you go.    
DAY 9 &mdash; Walk aerobically for 30 minutes.
It normally takes the first ten minutes of any brisk walk to get into a rhythm and feel aerobic, so increasing the time from 20 to 30 minutes is effectively doubling the aerobic benefits.    
DAY 10 &mdash; Walk at a moderate pace for 30 minutes.
Try early evening walks to de-stress after a hard day's work.
Feel the rhythm in your feet, calves, thighs, arms and shoulders.
Relax &mdash; and go with the flow.    
<head>DAY</head> 11 &mdash; Walk aerobically for 30 minutes.
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&bquo;I think if you asked most players in England if they'd like to swap places with me they'd be jumping over the top of each other to do it.    
&bquo;People ask me if it's embarrassing to be missing from the Rangers side when England is focused on our big European nights.    
&bquo;The simple answer is no.
I missed out on the two games against Lyngby and the first leg against Leeds.
Then the gaffer thinks of a tactical plan for Elland Road and I'm in from the start.    
&bquo;Even though I then missed the Marseille game I know Walter will play me when needed.&equo;
But it still hurts when Gordon sits out the big Euro nights.    
And, as Rangers prepare for next week's clash with CSKA Moscow in Bochum, he said: &bquo;It is unbelievably hard and frustrating to sit through games like these.    
&bquo;The sweat starts on the <head>day</head> of the game when the gaffer tells us his plans.
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On 6th June, 1857 he introduced the Public Offices Extension Bill, and it was given a Second Reading on 30th June, the day that he reported the judges' decisions, when it was referred to a Select Committee.
Hall reported the Committee's recommendation to the House on 9th July.
The Bill was then printed with the Committee's revisions, and considered by a Committee of the whole House on 13th July, who sent it for a Third Reading.
This never took place; successive dates were arranged, but the House had other more pressing business, and finally on 10th August the Speaker ordered the Bill to be withdrawn.
On the following <head>day</head> , Lewis returned to the position of before the competition, when he said in the House that the land authorized under the 1855 Act &bquo;would be sufficient for the site of the two offices which it was now contemplated to erect&equo;.    
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&bquo;Next week some time,&equo; answered the Scouse, &bquo;This is a fact, he continued One of the staff at the big house overheard the Brigade Major talking to the Medical Officer.&equo;
The new latrine in its fairly protected situation, and the newly appointed shithouse clerk was to be a great boost to Commando morale during the days ahead.
After all, almost everyone would visit the latrine at some time or other, bringing with them a load of information concerning the course of the war.
The new latrine was now the source of a new cry, What's the grif, Scouse? as one took one's place on the length of wood, &bquo;When is the Brigade going home?&equo;
Scouse would give you time and date according to information supplied to him by his previous customers.    
The next two <head>days</head> had settled into a daily routine of cleaning weapons and trying to catch up on lost sleep as every night was disturbed by the constant shelling.
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Despite the bitter night he lowered his window before starting the motor.    
He was driving away from me grounds of Hauser's estate when he heard a different engine sound.
The sound of the helicopter's rotors starting up.
He pressed his foot down, sped along the country road which was free of other traffic.
He drove with his headlights undipped to see the endless curves in good time.
Bare hedges like barbed wire showed in the beams.    
The chug-chug of the chopper was growing louder, coming up fast behind him.
A minute later he saw it flying past well over to his right at a height of about two hundred feet.
It flew on, red and green lights flashing, then it descended, disappeared.    
Newman frowned as he recalled a snatch of conversation with Buchanan during a break in his interrogation at Southwold on the <head>day</head> Sandy's body was discovered.
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However, Karen's quick intelligence and enthusiasm make up for any problems caused by her disability, and Janet says, she's a big asset to the salon.     
Being deaf hasn't stopped Karen fulfilling her ambition to be a hairdresser.
&bquo;I really enjoy my job and especially like keeping up to date with all the modern styles,&equo; says the enthusiastic young stylist from Hampshire.   
Bert beats the litter louts   
Seventy-three-year-old Bert Hardy has declared a one-man war on rubbish in the Sussex village of Ringmer.
His battle with litter louts began when he joined the village car committee, and he regularly zooms around on his bicycle, stopping to pick up refuse with his hand-operated stick.   
&bquo;We collected 30 bags of rubbish in one <head>day</head> , and realised we had a serious problem,&equo; he says &bquo;From then on I decided to blitz the village a couple of days every week.
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I am investigating  alternative day care provision for elderly adults with learning difficulties.   
I would be especially interested to hear from anyone who has experience of setting up provision for such people.        
I am researching  community health councils and their work on race and ethnicity issues   in the four Thames regions.
I am keen to hear from researchers, practitioners and black and ethnic minority people who have been directly or indirectly involved with a CHC.            
COMMENT      
Myopic mindsets    
When it comes to the state of mental health services, you &bquo;pays your money and you takes your choice&equo;.
In the past few <head>days</head> (see News page 1) we have had to contradictory testaments to the way psychiatric services are surviving in a post-Griffiths' world.
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There was a schoolboy excitement about it, but weighed down by the heavy, weird atmosphere of the frozen Gulf.
During the terrible siege of Leningrad in the last war supplies were eventually conveyed to the starving thousands on carts from Finland across the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland (it was fortunately an exceptionally cold winter) &mdash; what must have been a fearsome journey.
Now history is swathed in an inscrutable silence.    
At the comparative safety of a deserted road we collected ourselves a little and then headed for the station, trying hard to chuckle about it all, though obviously we had both been deeply affected.    
The final straw, as it were, came when we were back home: none of the photographs we had taken on that <head>day</head> came out.        
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The full amount of your initial investment plus bonuses is guaranteed to be returned to you on completion of the five year term &mdash; and of course you could see a healthy return on your investment due to stock market growth during this time.        
CHECK THE FACTS    
We recommend that you read the accompanying Product Information leaflet.
It includes details of how the Bond works, your right to cancel, taxation matters, death benefits and more.          
TAX    
The information in this leaflet is based on our understanding of current law and Inland Revenue practice.
Legislation and practice are of course subject to change.        
CANCELLATION RIGHTS    
Within 7 <head>days</head> of the commencement date of your Bond, Midland Life will send you a Cancellation Notice.
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In 1983 he was one of the original members of the international Academy of Humanism, and in 1988 he received the International Humanist Award &bquo;in recognition of his long-standing contributions to the cause of human rights, the scientific outlook, and the ideals of humanism.&equo;
For twenty years, in fact, he was the most active and admired humanist in the world.        
Textbook case of growing Soviet honesty Commentary.    
By Jonathan Steele    
SPARE a thought, as the Eighties come to an end, for the new-wave re-writers of Soviet history.
Over the past three years they have turned one of the most dishonourable Soviet professions into something worthy of admiration.
The lies, omissions, and distortions which used to characterise historical research and teaching have come to an end and, with every <head>day</head> , honesty about the past is capturing more territory.    
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The same is done when religion is reduced to ethics, or treated simply as a movement within history, to be explained and defended, or even proved, by historical research and demonstration.
The encounter between time and eternity cannot be fitted into either pattern of interpretation.
Finally, &bquo;Christendom&equo; itself has betrayed Jesus by domesticating him as if he were the possession of the church, and by making faith the acceptance of formulae and practices hallowed by the authority of the past.
This dissolves the central paradox which is of the very essence of faith, and turns faith itself into an inheritance rather than a permanent passion of risk, commitment and obedience.    
The gauntlet thus thrown down against ideas and assumptions so widely current in the Christianity and theology of his own <head>day</head> was Kierkegaard's great contribution.
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Tommy's bus was the very first form of public transport that I encountered because he came every Wednesday to the head of the dale to take us to Barnard Castle.    
The bus held about twenty people, but it carried all manner of other things.
I have seen poultry and rabbits and large baskets of butter and eggs sharing seats down to Barnard Castle.
I think the fare in later years was half a crown return, and he would park up near the Post Office, so that people could come and leave their shopping with him instead of humping it about the streets.
The return journey was supposed to start at half past three but there would always be a few people missing.
But Tommy was so good natured about everything and he would sally forth and start asking people where his strays might be.
Sometimes the bus didn't set off until nearly four o'clock.
One <head>day</head> Tommy had to let someone else drive and that man set off at three-thirty prompt.
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The Government's share shop initiative at the time of the second British Telecom issue brought cheaper dealing for the smaller investor, with charges of no more than 1.5 per cent or &pound;15 minimum.
Dealing costs continue to fall although share shop services are still not universal among banks and building societies.
The only society with its own stockbroking arm, Norwich and Peterborough, has pioneered user-friendly share dealing over the past five years.
Its most recent offer is an instant settlement selling service, which allows customers and non-customers to get cash on the spot when selling shares worth up to &pound;5,000.
It is available through only two branches of N &amp; P stockbroker Waters Lunniss, but the plan is to extend the service to all 63 East Anglian branches.
Charges are higher than for the society's standard dealing system because the stockbroker cannot itself be paid on the deal until the end of the stock exchange account, an average of 10 <head>days</head> ' delay.
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Did Changez have any idea of the reluctance with which his bride-to-be, now moving across to her bookshelf, picking up a book by Kate Millett, staring into it for a few minutes and replacing it after a reproachful and pitying glance from her mother, would be exchanging vows with him?    
Jamila had phoned me the day after Helen and I fucked in Anerley Park to tell me of her decision.
That morning I was so ecstatic about my triumph in seducing the dog-owner's daughter that I'd completely forgotten about Jamila's big decision.
She sounded distant and cold as she told me she would marry the man her father had selected from millions, and that was the end of it.
She would survive, she said.
Not one more word on the subject would she tolerate.    
I kept thinking to myself, Typical Jamila, that's exactly what she would do, as if this were something that happened every <head>day</head> .
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He has plans now to buy a property in Venice: &bquo;I love the palce so much: a five-room apartment there costs about the same as studio flat in Tufnell Park.&equo;
His great ambition, however, is to write a &bquo;real&equo; travel book in the Colin thubron or Paul Theroux style.
What he has in mind seems curiously like the Ripping Yarns TV series in which he and Terry Jones sent up the boy's adventure story with tales like &bquo;Across the Andes by Frog&equo;.    
In fact, his &bquo;book of the series&equo; is a very good read, although he fears that as a TV-linked publication it is unlikely to get serious reveiws.
He is still smarting from a put-down in the magazine City Limits which condemned his Around the World in Eighty <head>Days</head> as an exercise in &bquo;male back-slapping imperialism&equo;.    
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On their pumping new single, &bquo;Gold&equo;, which is bizarrely reminiscent of New Order circa 1984, East 17 go for the sneeringly philosophical angle, insisting that &bquo;life is worth more than gold&equo;.
Then there's a song called &bquo;Disagreed&equo;, which Tony didn't think could be released, &bquo;for certain reasons&equo;.    
&bquo;But maybe that's what the pop world needs &mdash; a bit of rebellious attitude.
&bquo;Disagreed&equo; is just having a a pop at the governments of the world and the mess they've caused.
It's the same old message of peace and love.
We're not writing songs like &bquo;Drop The Boy&equo;, I think we're doing quite intelligent stuff.
Then again, the rest of the world's probably laughing at us.    
&bquo;But I'll argue until the <head>day</head> I die that we  are   singing about something serious.
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Lancashire Colts begin their defence of the title with their traditional match against  Warwickshire  , whilst defeated finalists  Middlesex  , with only Matt Saunders and Andy Turner (both  Staines  ) and Luke Snowdon (  Ruislip  ) still eligible, commence an intensive programme with fixtures against  Buckinghamshire   (September 27th) and  North Midlands   (October 4th) before entertaining  Germany Youth   under floodlights at Staines on Wednesday October 7th.    
A   weekend   tour to Scotland ten days later leads in the  County Championship   season, all indicative of the care devoted by counties to finding, grooming and coaching talented young players.    
 Surrey   are holding an U17 Festival at Old Emmanuel on September 20th, with their four area teams taking part in a 20 minutes each way mini tournament and coaching <head>day</head> .    
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After snarling a few choice remarks at them from the corners of our mouths, such as, &bquo;Get lost!&equo; or &bquo;Beat it!&equo;, which we understood to be good American for, &bquo;Please go away, we do not wish for company,&equo; we managed to rid ourselves of a few of them, but two of the most persistent followed us until we were clear of the town, and then we realised that the only way to be left alone was for us to be really rude.
Even after that, they still seemed to be completely bewildered, and kept repeating, &bquo;But you don't really  want   to be alone, do you?&equo;    
I write now as I found at the time.
It was the sheer effrontery, the excessive assurance of them which got under my skin.
There must have been a proportion of shy, bashful ones around, but they were not in evidence amongst the mob which harassed us <head>day</head> by day as we tried to make our way around the town on our own affairs.
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We all feel touched by the greatest gift our ancestors have handed down to us.
For a while there are speeches, then half the hall is up, performing song after song for us, the visitors, and for themselves as their pride in being Ngati Pamoana manifests itself.    
At last the mattresses are brought out.
It has been both exhilarating and draining and we have to work tomorrow, so we put in our earplugs and pull our sleeping bags over our heads while all around us the talk goes on and on.
&lsqb;SHARON DELL&rsqb;       
Ko &eacute;tehi whanganga a te M&aacute;ori/Aperahama demonstrating method of measuring, Loriniti 1921.
Photograph by James McDonald, courtesy National Museum of New Zealand        
MIVVIS AT HIGH NOON    
A <head>day</head> of B westerns brought in fans by the droves.
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Intervening in a dispute between two deaf people.
Francis Maginn was stuck a severe blow on his chest, from which he never fully recovered and this ultimately led to his early death in 1917.          
Joseph Hepworth (1865&ndash;1921)    
Born in Wakefield, Yorkshire, he lost hearing at the age of 8 but to his death retained his speech.    
He was educated privately at home, and never knew there were other deaf people in the world until he came across the manual alphabet in one of the publications he was reading, and out of curiosity mastered it.      
He needed this knowledge on the <head>day</head> a deaf house-painter called to decorate his house, and asked him in sign language which school he went to (a conversational gambit which remains unchanged to this day.)    
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In 1656 the inhabitants of West Ardsley petitioned the justices of the West Riding, requesting the fair to be abolished as it was a nuisance and Wakefield Market now met their needs.
Obviously it was not abolished, and there were further reports of revelling and   drunkenness  , not to mention bloodshed and loss of life.    
Mr J A Rawson, who I met at the &bquo;latter Lee&equo; in 1985, remembered when the fair was on the Baghill site.
He had been coming regularly for almost sixty years, and was only fourteen when he bought his first pony there for &pound;4.10s.
He recalled once buying a foal and taking it home on the bus!
He had spent his working life down the local pit and drove a pit pony when he first went underground.
In order not to miss the fair, he would work the night shift and so have the <head>day</head> tree.
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Matters had not   proceeded   entirely without the odd hitch or two for the young couple &mdash; mainly because the bride was heavily pregnant with a child, one conceived during the long dry summer of 1807.
Ben and Elizabeth found themselves doing what many others did in a similar predicament &mdash; rather than wait for banns to be read, they married by licence.
For him it meant a brief wait until he was of the appropriate age of 21, in December 1807; barely a month later he was off to Doctors' Commons in St Paul's Churchyard to sign an allegation &bquo;&hellip; that he is of the Parish of All Hallows, Barking, London, a bachelor&hellip;&equo; and &bquo;&hellip; that there is no lawful impediment&hellip;&equo; before being issued with a licence by the Archbishop of Canterbury's Faculty Office.
Thence to the church, two <head>days</head> later.    
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&bquo;For the first four holes I played like a 20-handicapper.    
&bquo;I hit three great drives on the practice tee and then hooked my first shot of the round into the bushes.&equo;    
Local hero Ernie Els, one of South Africa's most talented young golfers, was level with compatriot David Frost on 70.    
The 23-year-old, like many of the other players who finished further down, complained that the wind and heat had caused problems with club selection.    
Els moaned: &bquo;On the first nine, the wind was gusting, swirling, coming at you from the left, then the right, then from straight ahead.    
&bquo;But I've got a good caddie, who grew up here and is very good with yardage and club selection.
I putted nicely today and I think I can do a lot better over the next three <head>days</head> .&equo;    
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If you go there after dark now, you may see UFOs and small-headed hominoids 12 feet tall.    
We have this from no less an authority than Tass.
As deadpan as in its more accustomed role of relaying verbatim endless speeches by Mikhail Gorbachev, the official Soviet news agency reported yesterday on a town terrorised by &bquo;at least three&equo; visitations from outer space &mdash; and vouched for by eminent local scientists, no less.
But the tale is best told in Tass's sober prose.    
&bquo;A large shining ball or disc was seen hovering above the park.
Then it landed, a hatch opened and one, two or three creatures similar to humans and a small robot came out.
The aliens were three to four metres (10-13ft) tall, but with very small heads.
They walked near the ball or disc and then disappeared inside.
Onlookers were overwhelmed by a fear lasting several <head>days</head> .
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Amdahl claims 60 existing customers of UTS on 5995s, and says it hasn't lost a single customer to downsizing &mdash; strange given that it is talking up its Sparc systems as rightsizing tools.
Amdahl's RISC project date back to 1990 when it inherited technology from the failed Key Computer Laboratories Inc (UX No 309).        
QUESTION MARK OVER UI's FUTURE AFTER NEW LAYOFFS    
In the last two months, Unix International has quietly suffered two bouts of layoffs and fortuitous unreplaced departures that have decimated its staff and effectively shut down much of its offshore operation.
UI describes it as &bquo;downsizing in the face of recession.&equo;
UI reportedly told staff laid off in the last two weeks that it was short of funds, attributing the situation to an accounting error.
Sources close to the events say UI's <head>days</head> are numbered.
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&bquo;Dr Proctor has been kept in seclusion temporarily in the time-locked underground strongroom of the Anchorage branch of the GenTech Nomura Agricultural Loan and Trust Co, and has not as yet been able to confer with his lawyers or issue a public statement.
Ms Redd Harvest has made available to this network a volume of evidence that is still being sifted by our experts.
However, there would appear to be no chance at this time that the T-H-R conclusion will be proved wrong.
As Ms Harvest has said to us over a satellite link, &bquo;Dr Proctor&hellip; he was the Devil all right.&equo;
We'll bring you more on this upsetting story as it develops.
In the meantime, this is Lola, handing you back to the scheduled program.&equo;    
But before we get back to Voluptua and the gas jockey from Bixby, Mississippi, here's a message from GenTech&hellip;        
V    
Through the sand, there was a road.
One <head>day</head> , Bonney decided it was time to return to the world of cars and concrete and people.
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If it brings us closer together, and helps us to write better poems, I would be willing to trade some sex with you.
You help me, and I'll help you.
And let us help each other get this thing into perspective or it's going to ruin our collaboration.&equo;    
It was an unusually long speech for Dana.
I was speechless with a mixture of fear and embarrassment.
I did not want to &bquo;talk about it&equo;.
That seemed to me unnecessary.
Then he gave me a smile and a playful punch on the arm: &bquo;You were pretty good last night, you old sex maniac.&equo;
Thankful to hear the change in his tone, I responded with a less playful punch, and soon we were on our feet slapping at each other with a wild hilarity, a contest in which inevitably I was the loser.
But we had saved the <head>day</head> , and our long friendship.
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The great European ideal is still worthwhile.
But the politicians are looking for it in the wrong direction.    
Edinburgh could be the start of something new.
It looks, though, as if it will be another step towards the end of something that has had its day.        
Why I believe this will be the death of our monarchy    
Eben Black    
LABOUR MP Dennis Skinner believes three things will bring down the Royal Family and turn Britain into a republic &mdash; tax, television and history.    
He proudly declares that he has never met a Royal.
But he has strong views on the monarchy, which he was quick to express in the House of Commons on the announcement of the Prince and Princess of Wales's separation.
Here he spells out why he thinks the British monarchy's <head>days</head> are numbered.    
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&bquo;From the North, Chaos comes.
The minions of the four Great Powers ride forth, clad in black and bronze.
In their left hand is fire.
In their right hand is the sword.
Darkness is behind them.
Destruction to the fore.
Their castles are built of skulls!
Their garments are woven from the flayed skins of women!
They will trample the cities of men beneath iron-shod hooves.
In the woods lurk beasts that walk like men.
They gather now that the last <head>days</head> are near.&equo;    
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BRITISH RAILWAY'S Standard class seven pacific No. 70000 &bquo;Britannia&equo; is to visit Didcot Railway Centre on completion of its summer programme of main-line operations.    
It is expected to arrive in early September and will take part in the Autumn Steam Gala on Saturday, Sunday, September 26 and 27 together with a selection of Great Western locomotives.    
Ex: GWR diesel railcar No. 22 is also expected to be back in service following extensive body repairs.
Further steaming dates for No. 70000 will be advertised in due course  .      
Another BR standard locomotive is due to visit Didcot Railway Centre again, albeit briefly.
Class 5 4-6-0 No. 75069 will be moving from its home on the Severn Valley Railway to take part in open <head>day</head> activities on the Southern Region.    
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Our present rules for its determination (see Appendix 3), as set out in the  Book of Common Prayer  , follow the Roman tradition whereby Easter Day is the first Sunday after the first full moon following (or on) 21 March.
But if full moon occurs   on a Sunday then Easter Day is the following Sunday.
The reason for this was to avoid concurrence with the Jewish Passover.
(The expression &bquo;full moon&equo; means the fourteenth day of the moon reckoned from its first appearance.)
The Celtic Church, founded in the sixth century by St Columba with the aid of Irish-trained monks, followed Rome in always celebrating Easter on a Sunday, unlike the eastern Churches; but owing to its remoteness the Celtic Church experienced difficulty in being kept fully informed of doctrinal and other changes decided on in Rome.
Consequently, unlike Canterbury, it failed to keep in line with the Roman practice when the fourteenth <head>day</head> of the moon fell on a Sunday.
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<instance id="day.40309" docsrc="bnc_ASA_181">
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Wouldn't that have been something?
My first tournament with Palmer, and the Open.
Anyway, I was impressed all right.
He didn't think he was a good putter &mdash; though since he's found out he was a good putter then &mdash; but he played wonderful golf from tee to green.
We struck up a good relationship almost immediately.
There was no yardage chart in those days, but I worked out very quickly that Arnold was two clubs stronger than me, so I just put myself in the same situation and added on two clubs.
It was amazing how well that worked.
I should say almost worked.    
The Open in those days was one round Wednesday, one round Thursday and then finishing off with two rounds &mdash; Friday.
On the first <head>day</head> we got to the 17th, the Road Hole of course, which was a par-5 in those days, and he hit a great tee-shot.
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<instance id="day.40312" docsrc="bnc_CAP_2089">
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Mrs Allen was taught which foods contained protein and vitamins and encouraged to have some form of protein with each meal, as well as fruit and vegetables, at least once daily.    
When Mr Allen was admitted to hospital I reassessed the situation and together Mrs Allen and I set some revised goals for her care.
It was important that she should feel confident to discuss and question the progress of her husband's condition in the less threatening environment of her own home.
One primary intervention therefore was for me to liaise regularly with the ward so that Mrs Allen was fully informed about the situation.
I also needed to be knowledgeable about the procedures, likely outcomes and prognosis so that I could give full and accurate explanations to Mrs Allen.
I phoned the ward every <head>day</head> at first, and then weekly, to discuss Mr Allen's progress.    
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<instance id="day.40315" docsrc="bnc_AC4_115">
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You usually do cakes.
They ought to be baked today.&equo;    
&bquo;Today?&equo;
Bella shrieked.
&bquo;But it's my butter day.
And there's beans to be sliced.
And if we want any bilberries bottled this year someone'll have to go out and pick them soon.
And &mdash;&equo;    
&bquo;O.K.&equo; Joe lifted his hand to stop her speaking.
Bella always started each day in a frenzy of horror at how much had to be done.
Then he stared down at the floor, gathering together the threads of the <head>day</head> .    
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<instance id="day.40318" docsrc="bnc_CHE_1614">
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But if you restrict the movement too firmly the bird will feel uncomfortable.    
How should you place a hood on a bird?
What are the different lures for?
All these questions were dealt with fully during the course, so Derek and I felt that we had learnt a great deal of new and                                        fascinating information that we just couldn't have got out of books.
I'm not saying you can't read about these things, but you have to have &bquo;hands on&equo; experience to appreciate the subtleties of falconry properly.
The course would have been incomplete if it had only been about these technical matters, fascinating as they are.
When I look back on it all, the fourth and last <head>day</head> has to be the most exciting and memorable.
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Vologsky sat in the cockpit of the Foxbat, vaguely aware that his mind and body were strangely uncoordinated.
Physically, he was stiff and tense, the muscles in his back and shoulders resisting the comforting embrace of the padded flight couch.
There was a dull pain in his lower jaw, from hours of teeth-clenching, and the fingers of his right hand flexed and unflexed spasmodically, like those of an elderly arthritic.    
Despite all this, his mind was dull, dead, vacuous.
His brain functioned, but on a detached, robotic level.
The vital senses, sight, hearing, touch, responded perfectly.
Yet all incoming data was rejected as soon as it had been acted upon.
Apart from pure reflex, there was no memory, no thought, no feeling.
Vologsky was like a zombie, existing on the outermost fringe of sentient life.    
The state had persisted for over three <head>days</head> now.
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<instance id="day.40324" docsrc="bnc_CHA_3635">
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EVEN LESS memorable and vivid Gordon Jackson characterisation than class traitor Hudson.        
JEREMY BEADLE    
SOMETIMES YOU have to state the bleedin' obvious.              
YOUNG, &bquo;GIFTED&equo; AND HACK    
&bquo;Yes?
Can I help you?&equo; goes the traditional but intimidating greeting, as a New Kid creeps humbly into NME's reception area, taking his/her very first steps into that mythical epicentre of Rock Wordage, that hallowed den of sex, filth, depravity, drug babble and staplers.
You have your own ideas about what the NME nerve centre is like &mdash; so did we.
And so, an indulgent round of reminiscences from some of the current crew about Their First <head>Day</head> At The NME &mdash; the expectations, the illusions, the public school waggery from the older boys&hellip;
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<instance id="day.40327" docsrc="bnc_CBG_2603">
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And as midfielder Ian Crook, who gave a fine passing display against his old team says, the clubs most fancied to topple the Canaries &mdash; Villa, Manchester United, and Blackburn &mdash; have yet to visit Carrow Road.    
Crook added: &bquo;People might be saying this is the beginning of the end of our challenge, but There's such a lot more to come from us.    
&bquo;We will go to Leeds, the defending champions, feeling confident, instead of just hoping for the best &mdash; and that's a measure of how far we've come.    
&bquo;In 1988-89, we led the table until February, but we were less experienced then, and every week at the top was a bonus for us.
And to be honest, after the dreadful way we finished last season, we would have settled for being fifth from bottom right now.    
&bquo;But Teams who used to come here expecting to win are happy to contain us these <head>days</head> , and that's a huge compliment to Norwich.&equo;    
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<instance id="day.40330" docsrc="bnc_ARS_557">
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So far we have considered our capital outlay on land purchase, land improvements, livestock, machinery, equipment, and buildings, and decided how this will be spread over the &bquo;build-up&equo; years.
You must now determine what financial help you need (including Government subsidies for such things as new buildings, fencing, hedging, hill cattle, and sheep), what it will cost, and how it is to be repaid.
A detailed planning budget for both capital and operating accounts must now be prepared not only to give you the information you require for your own plans, but also as the main evidence to persuade the Bank Manager to finance your endeavours.    
In Table 2 I have shown a typical capital budget over four years.
The figures are based on my own in the 1970s and now bear no relation to the present <head>day</head> , but they serve as a broad outline.    
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<instance id="day.40333" docsrc="bnc_BN6_1656">
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Hannah herself beams with delight at the mention of his name and there cannot be a past or present resident of the dale who does not become animated when the name of Sam Fawcett is mentioned in conversation.
Everyone has a story to tell about him.    
Sam was a complete countryman, with a pronounced affinity with nature in all its forms.
In a sense, he could charm the birds from the trees, because he adopted and tamed a variety of wildlife.
His musical ability &mdash; and he was entirely self-taught &mdash; enlivened the dale for many a year and even reached the ears of the outside world when he was talent-spotted by the BBC.
In 1935 he travelled to Newcastle to spin yarns and perform his music on a popular radio show of the <head>day</head> , an achievement equivalent to an appearance these days on a network television show.
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<instance id="day.40336" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1454">
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Every evening K&amacr;li spread a new layer of pine-needles in the stable as bedding for the cattle.
I'd often watched her carrying them from the pile outside, spreading them out, fluffing them up.
At night the stable was always warm and dry, smelling of pine and the grassy breath of animals; in the mornings it was damp and ammoniac.    
The stable was mucked out properly only once a year, in winter.
Sometimes fresh cow-dung would be collected for plastering the house, for rituals, or for sealing the clay fermentation jars.
Otherwise the shit and piss were left and, day after day, the soiled bedding was trampled down and compressed.
After a year it was so hard that Chola and Mina had to hack it out with adzes.
Last year it took them three full <head>days</head> to clear the stable and make a heap of the black peat-like  mal   outside.
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<instance id="day.40339" docsrc="bnc_AYP_2425">
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However, ailments other than the above, that have troubled you in the past are covered.        
How much does it cost?    
Very little, given the security and peace of mind the benefits give you.
The repayment tables detail the full cost but as a rule of thumb for every &pound;1000 borrowed the monthly premium costs just &pound;1.80.        
How do I apply?    
Simply indicate on the loan application form that you require cover.
There are no other forms to complete and no medical examination is necessary.    
Your Insurance Certificate will be forwarded to you as soon as the Home Improvement Loan arrangements have been completed but if for any reason, you then decide you do not want the cover, you may return your Certificate within 14 <head>days</head> for cancellation without any charge.          
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<instance id="day.40342" docsrc="bnc_ABV_86">
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By grace I am saved and therefore Christ's righteousness is attributed to me.
That means, Luther said, God sees me as holy in Christ.
Nevertheless, as long as I am in this world I remain a sinner, still capable of letting him down.
Let me give two illustrations that might unpack this a little more.    
When I was a student one of my fellow students was a fairly rude, arrogant young man.
One day after a very difficult time with him, I exploded and said to him: &bquo;I can't say that the Christian faith has made much difference to your life!&equo;
To this he calmly replied, with more charity than I deserved: &bquo;Well, you should have seen what I was like before I became one!&equo;
There is a verse from a hymn, attributed to John Newton:    
I am not what I ought to be,    
I am not what one <head>day</head> I hope to be,    
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<instance id="day.40345" docsrc="bnc_AMC_1313">
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Darling, you're in my blood, and there aren't any words to express properly all the wonder of you.
And not the least wonderful thing is that you let me follow my star, and encourage me and help me; so many women wouldn't.
I hope you feel that I always let you follow yours, because, darling, your opinion on things affecting you and me, or either of us, I think important above all&hellip; you're a bright star to march upon, and I'm setting a steady pace.        
The last letter, bearing the date of 8 June, read: &bquo;My heart is very full this evening &mdash; a letter from you has just come in, and that brings you even closer to me.
I love you so much that I just can't express it in words.
My eyes and hands may do that for me, so think of them as you know them&hellip;
I enclose an Order of the <head>Day</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40348" docsrc="bnc_B1P_1187">
<context>
The London office covers national charities and those in England south of the River Severn to the Wash, and the Liverpool office has responsibility for those north of that line.        
 Chetham's Library   (Manchester) The policy of this library is to collect works of all kinds dealing with the local histories and topography of places in north-west England.        
 Christ's Hospital   (Abingdon) Records of the Fraternity of the Holy Cross and the Guild of Our Lady, 1165&ndash;1547, the records of benefactors and charities administered by the Governors, and the records of the hospital 1533&ndash;1918 are the principal collections.        
 College of Arms   (London) The college was granted its charter by King Richard III in 1484, but some of its papers date from before that time, to the very earliest <head>days</head> of heraldry in the thirteenth century.
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<instance id="day.40351" docsrc="bnc_AT4_3478">
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They sported ditches and hedges and he built them proper jumps in the hedgerows to practise over and life got far more earnest and dangerous.
Hoomey, having learnt to steer his bus at a steady canter round the railway cinder track and clear two foot of sleepers on each circuit, now found himself with quarter of a mile of galloping grass and a hedgerow at the end of it reinforced with a telegraph pole.
His bus turned into an Inter-City express without brakes and he sat on top and screamed blue murder.
Bones bore down on the obstacle and Hoomey shut his eyes.    
&bquo;My God, but that horse can jump!&equo;
Biddy said admiringly.    
Uncle Bean, leaning on a gate watching with the resident farmer, said, &bquo;They told me it was out of racing.&equo;    
&bquo;Reminds me of a horse I knew once,&equo; the farmer said, &bquo;long time ago.
Won some races Newbury way.
I used to go in them <head>days</head> .
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<instance id="day.40354" docsrc="bnc_CKN_1006">
<context>
Larkin has told how Lawrence was one of his favourite novelists when he was young, along with Isherwood, Maugham and Waugh, and many in and after the Second World War were to ponder the strange, radical genius of famed humility of social origin and ambiguous political stance who had helped keep the realistic spirit alive and potent in an age when its intellectual prestige stood low.
&bquo;A work must enact its own meaning&equo; and &bquo;Never trust the teller, trust the tale&equo; &mdash; such Lawrentian tags, garbled as they may have been from the writings of the Master, could inspire and cheer the literate young of the 1940s.
Lawrence's rising reputation in the years after his death made the critical shift back to realism easier.
&bquo;It was as if a key turned,&equo; Margaret Drabble once remarked of her easy transition from student <head>days</head> at Cambridge to the life of an instant bestseller in realistic fiction with her first novel,  A Summer Birdcage   (1962).
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<instance id="day.40357" docsrc="bnc_ATE_2148">
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So the arrangements were made with the White Star line and unbeknown to Nellie, Liam eventually did get two reservations on the new ship, which was brought down from Liverpool to Southampton, where most of the passengers got on, and then to Cherbourg to pick up some more and finally to Queenstown before crossing the Atlantic to New York.
Liam thought it would be best to join the Irish passengers at the latter port of call.
It would save time and a little bit of money.
Not that money seemed to be a problem.
He didn't know where his father got it from, but there was plenty of it.
So who was Liam to worry?
As the day of their embarkation drew closer, he had to confess to feeling just a little excited.
What annoyed him though was that he had to make most of the preparations.
Nellie seemed to drift through each <head>day</head> starting a lot of things and never finishing them, and doing an awful lot of washing.
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<instance id="day.40360" docsrc="bnc_CR6_2223">
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The brilliant sunshine seemed to be mocking her.
It was too nice a day to be burying a young life.
It should have been cold and raining as befitted a funeral.
She saw the flowers gently swaying in the light breeze, the lichen-covered gravestones that hid their contents from the world, and was overcome with sadness.
The birds were still singing as she made her way slowly to the cars.
Her body seemed to have shrunk since Anthony's death, giving her the appearance of an old woman.
She was only forty-four.    
Back at the house everyone was drinking.
Maura pushed her way through the adults and stationed herself in the front room next to the table piled high with food.
Presently she was joined by Margaret Lacey.
This had been arranged the <head>day</head> before.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40363" docsrc="bnc_B1W_2004">
<context>
The key features section at the beginning of this chapter emphasised the need for banks to attract deposits to fund their euro-loan book.
Medium-term loans are to a large extent funded by short-term deposits which have to be repaid and then re-borrowed on a continuous basis.
This, as was pointed out, necessitates the use of roll-over dates in loan agreements to deal with fluctuations in the interest cost of funds.    
If deposits are renewed at shorter time intervals than the loan roll-over dates (mostly six months), a bank might increase its profits, as seven day deposit funds are usually cheaper than six month funds.
This is known as trading in maturities, but, however, it does involve an element of risk for a bank.
If during a six month funding operation, seven <head>day</head> money suddenly becomes more expensive due to higher money market interest rates, then a loss might be incurred.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40366" docsrc="bnc_ADR_1656">
<context>
The Jones and Minogue families were prominent figures in Melbourne's Welsh society &mdash; the Cymdeithas Cymraeg &mdash; joining each March 1st in the St David's Day celebrations and eisteddfods or singing festivals.
And they kept in close contact with the family in Wales.
In particular they never forgot Dennis and Joan Riddiford, Millie's brother and sister-in-law whose life together in Australia was cruelly cut short when Dennis contracted malaria.
Kylie wrote regularly to the Riddifords and also her great aunt, Dilys Evans, a sprightly 80-year-old who still worked as a waitress in the town of Maesteg.
The family loving superstar even organised a secret gathering of the clan in Bath in October 1988, booking Dennis, Joan, Dilys and Dennis's sister and brother-in-law Nancy and David into the luxurious Beaufort Arms Hotel for a night.
Amid tight security, Kylie and her mother Carol, along with a posse of security men, took a <head>day</head> off recording to spend a day in the country with her relatives.    
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40370" docsrc="bnc_AB4_216">
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During the sixteenth century the Brydges bought up the neighbouring estate belonging to the Garways (now called Garnstone), and at the height of their affluence James Brydges married Jane Blount and built The Ley exactly as you see it today.
James and Joan had three sons, one of whom became a major in Charles II's army and drowned in the river at Pershore.
Thomas, his elder brother, was fined as a recusant in 1646, and little by little the Brydges' fortune dwindled.
In 1707 the last heir died.
A letter from Charles Carne dated 27 February 1707 to his sister who had married &bquo;William of the Ley&equo; reads, &bquo;My poor sister, the last Brydges of the Ley is   ded  .&equo;    
The Ley eventually reverted to the Garnstone estate and has long been a farmhouse, which it remains to this <head>day</head> .       
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</instance>

<instance id="day.40373" docsrc="bnc_CDC_1227">
<context>
Plough cattle are short owing to war losses and disease.
Yet a full rice crop this next rains would do much to restore Burma's economy and help save India from hunger.
A shipload of India's textiles in the next two months would encourage the villager   and ensure 1,000,000 tons of rice from Burma's surplus for India next Christmas.    
There is plenty of money in the country, but nothing to spend it on.
So prices are inflated and will remain so until there is a steady flow of imported goods.
Yet the downward trend has started; and a Burmese economic expert reckons that last month the cost of living figure has fallen from 800% above pre-war level to 600%.    
Oil was once one of Burma's major industries, producing 800,000 gallons of petroleum a <head>day</head> , now daily production is a few hundred gallons from the old hand-dug wells.
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<instance id="day.40377" docsrc="bnc_B2H_1151">
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Eventually, after eleven years with the Palace, George became the manager at Orient and a feature of his time at Brisbane Road was his regular purchasing of Palace players (  eg   Phil Hoadley, Gerry Queen, John Jackson) to help keep his club in Division Two.          
QUEEN, Gerry    
127 appearances    
101 &plus;7 Football League    
7 FA Cup    
11&plus;1 FL Cup    
Gerry Queen came to the Palace from Kilmarnock in July 1969 for a &pound;45,000 fee, as Manager Bert Head sought additional and experienced striking power for the 1st Division battles that lay ahead.
Gerry was probably Mr Head's most effective signing for Palace over our four years in the top flight 1969&ndash;73.    
Gerry scored on his Palace debut in our 2&ndash;2 draw with Manchester United on the opening <head>day</head> of 1969&ndash;70 and went on to become our top scorer that season.
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<instance id="day.40380" docsrc="bnc_CFU_53">
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The dungeon tower houses craft workshops and the resident falconer gives regular displays.        
MONDAY    
Roman and Saxon heritage combine in GLOUCESTER, a city of great antiquity, famed for its magnificent cathedral.
Don't forget the historic docks, housing the National Waterways Museum, an Antique Centre, the New Regimental Museum and the Mariners' Church.        
YOUR HOTEL    
Opened in May 1989 following a total refurbishment.
The superb hotel is set in 9 acres of grounds close to Cheltenham's town centre.
An air of gracious living and elegance combines with all modern facilities.
Each of the luxurious bedrooms has its own private bathroom, colour TV and hospitality tray too.
A 3-course dinner and English breakfast are included each <head>day</head> .
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The rooms are a feast for the eye too &mdash; attractive accommodation with good cooking facilities and a large private bathroom and balcony &mdash; the perfect place to rest your weary head.    
But before you even think about rest you'll be eager to soak up the special intimate atmosphere of Sunwing &mdash; chatting at the bars, tucking into the superb breakfast buffet, eating in the &agrave; la carte restaurant or having a pool-side snack, the emphasis is on fun and friendliness.    
An abundance of sunbeds around the most spectacular pool you'll ever see beckon you to unwind with the gentle lapping of the sea as background music.
The pool is on five levels with swishing waterfalls, rockeries and even a Chinese-style bridge!
Stir yourself if you can for a swim or join in the water polo, gymnastics, water basketball and volleyball and meet foreign friends.
In just a couple of <head>days</head> you'll find your feet and get that special feeling that you belong in your Club.    
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&bquo;You grab him,&equo; he said.
&bquo;I'll shut the door.&equo;    
It was pitch-dark in the shed.
Caspar had gone mad, leaping all over the beet and sending it rolling.
He jumped up on Lee.    
&bquo;Quick,&equo; said Philip.
&bquo;Get the belt on him.&equo;      
&bquo;There aren't enough holes,&equo; said Lee.
&bquo;It'll slip off.&equo;    
&bquo;Just get hold of him,&equo; said Philip.
&bquo;I haven't all <head>day</head> .
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County NatWest this week ceased to act as market-maker for more than 30 infrequently traded shares, freeing capital for more productive use elsewhere.
For companies whose shares no longer have two market-makers, it will mean relegation to the &bquo;Delta notice board&equo; &mdash; the Stock Exchange's equivalent of the newsagent's window &mdash; which lists shares waiting to be bought or sold.    
This is the untold story of an exchange which rightly prides itself on an ability to offer efficient markets in leading shares but which cannot cope with the unattractive smaller companies.    
The exchange's members helped encourage this backwater, however.
During busier <head>days</head> they brought companies to the unlisted securities market but required owners to sell only 15 p.c. of their shares to outsiders &mdash; who often turned out to be long-term holders lined up in advance by the issue's brokers.
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Horam Manor, at Horam on the A267 north of Eastbourne, is the home of Merrydown, makers of Vintage and Vintage Dry Ciders.
Founded in 1947, Merrydown maintains a tradition of cider making dating from Norman times.
Merrydown gives guided tours and an audio-visual presentation.      
16    
DRUSILLAS PARK  
Probably the best small zoo in the country.
Get really close to the happy animals at Monkey Mountain, Meerkat Mound and Penguin Bay with dramatic underwater viewing.
Kids go crazy in Adventure Playland, with all-weather playbarn and railway.
 New this year &bquo;Down on the Farm&equo;  .
8 country-style shops set in beautiful gardens.
Toucans Family Restaurant of the Year (  Egon Ronay  ) for lunches and teas, or Inn at the Zoo for pub grub all <head>day</head> .      
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But it doesn't suit people who wish to give up.    
Fortunately, there is a battery of leftist anti-smoking arguments to buttress flagging resolve, which the rightwinger can't call upon.
Because smoking is, in fact, the cleverest, the most fiendish, the ultimate of all capitalist con-tricks.
Capitalism specialises in producing useless things, but cigarettes really are the absolute acme of uselessness.
The pleasure smoking brings is simply the satisfaction of a craving that, if one didn't smoke, one wouldn't have in the first place.
As well buy a packet of itching powder and a backscratcher, if that's the kind of satisfaction you want.
Just ponder for a moment the idea of persuading people to buy a product that they don't need (quite the reverse), which they then literally burn up in smoke and have to replace every single <head>day</head> .
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In this great amorphous exhibition where, truly, there is something for everyone, the real hero is George IV, who commissioned with gusto.
Thus the star of the show is the mock-up of a banquet complete with the extraordinary salt cellars he commissioned from the Regency silversmith Paul Storr &mdash; a crab and winkle here, a triton or braying donkey there, all of gold.    
Prinnie's taste may have been exuberant but it was good.
You cannot imagine him putting up with the committee which apparently advised Elizabeth II in 1960 to buy an all too committee-like selection of modern artists &mdash; Nolan, Lowry, Hitchens, Davie &mdash; chosen, one suspects, so that none of the great men felt left out.
All were displayed in Sir Hugh Casson's 1960 suite at Windsor Castle, decorated in what seems to be hessian.
The kindest thing one can say of this is that, one <head>day</head> , we may come round to liking it.
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For every person who leaves Paris, two move to the suburbs; the Ile de France now has a population of some 10 million, most of whom work in the capital.    
So, every day, some 3 million cars flood Paris and the peripherique &mdash; the ring-road built to by-pass the city centre &mdash; is often at a standstill in rush-hour.
The authorities have been grappling with the problem for a decade, but still the cars choke the cobbled streets.    
Mr Chirac is tackling the effect rather than the cause of the problem.
His scheme involves eliminating 100,000 parking places and installing 15,000 parking-meters.
He has also ordered a crackdown on parking offences.
Some 65,000 cars a <head>day</head> are illegally parked and anyone unlucky enough to get caught in future could lose their driving licence for a time.
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<instance id="day.40404" docsrc="bnc_CH2_8106">
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After spending the whole day besieged by newsmen at her Putney home, she heard the news of his downfall at exactly 5.35pm.    
Just as his resignation was being confirmed at Westminster, 43-year-old Mrs Mellor was seen kneeling in front of the TV in her front room.
Soon after, she said wistfully: &bquo;I am just very, very sad that someone with such ability is not able to serve his country in the way he can do best.&equo;    
Yesterday's events were the culmination of weeks of trauma that have dogged Mrs Mellor since the Minister's steamy affair with actress Antonia de Sancha was exposed.    
But somehow she has managed to remain cool and calm.    
The housewife, who gave up her career as a barrister after marrying her husband, stayed out of sight for most of the <head>day</head> .    
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His achievements and contribution to aviation stand as his memorial.
In the north west his tombstone stands in Manchester's Southern Cemetery, Manchester's Town Hall has a wall plaque commemorating the flight, there is an Elizabeth Frink sculpture of the two men at Manchester Airport, and there is a blue plaque on the house in Fallowfield.
A permanent memorial stands at London Airport, and Aer Lingus have erected a memorial in the field at Cliften, Ireland.
The actual Vimy is on display in the Science Museum, South Kensington.    
I dedicate this article to the memory of Eric Mosley who helped me so much in the early <head>days</head> of my research, to George Wyndham Parker for his encouragement, and to Jack Alcock, without whom this article would never have been possible, my only wish is that I could have met him in person.           
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The &bquo;Old Guard&equo;, no longer playing a role at Central Office, has muttered darkly about the inexperience of the &bquo;Brat Pack&equo;: the Young Guns say it's not their fault, that they have been forced into the background by more experienced campaigners.    
There has been tension, too, in Central Office about the &bquo;omnipresent&equo; Sarah Hogg, who heads the policy unit.
One source said:&equo; She has been rewriting all the Prime Minister's press releases.
It's not necessary and is a reflection of the Prime Minister's lack of confidence and inexperience.&equo;    
Some Ministers believe the combination of Chris Patten, the chairman, and John Major has given the wrong signals: &bquo;Patten and Major are sweet and sweet, whereas what this campaign needs is sweet and sour.&equo;
There have also been mutterings about the lack of liaison with Ministers.    
&bquo;Before this election, Chris Patten sent a note to departments about campaign plans and how Ministers would be given a theme every <head>day</head> .
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In the autumn of 1988 Pons had set his graduate student, Marvin Hawkins, the task of measuring heat produced in cells containing small cylindrical rods of palladium, 1 mm, 2 mm and 4 mm in diameter and 10 cm in length.
Hawkins collaborated with Fleischmann during the latter's visits to Utah and they planned to extend the data samples to include rods of 8 mm up to 2 cm diameter.
At this stage Pons was involved primarily with his job as departmental chairman and was following progress relatively remotely; Fleischmann and Hawkins were making the detailed investigations.    
Charging up the smallest rod with deuterium took only two <head>days</head> , the 2 mm rod took a week and the 4 mm one took a month; an 8 mm rod took several months to charge before any detailed experimental   measurements could begin.
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<instance id="day.40416" docsrc="bnc_ACE_851">
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Fall out and draw your picks and shovels.
Carry on, Sergeant.&equo;    
He strolled over to the little Park Police Station among the trees.
A blackbird was singing and it was very quiet and peaceful in the Park.    
The Superintendent didn't mince his words.
&bquo;Defence of London?
Those trenches are not for the defence of London.&equo;    
&bquo;No?&equo;    
&bquo;Heavens no, old chap.
They're for the mass graves expected to be needed after the first German air raids.&equo;    
A few <head>days</head> later, Charles thought fleetingly of the Superintendent's little shock and the blackbird singing away as if he was just making a bad joke.
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Revolving light carousels played on the compartment side of a Mk. 1 coach while wind and rain machines battered the corridor side from which David Boyce had to fall and, later Alfred Molina had to dive, to their &bquo;deaths&equo;.    
Unseen, at the buffers of the actually stationary and chocked vehicle, gangs of ELR volunteers rocked the coach from side to side on its springs, to simulate rapid motion.    
Filming just the ELR train scenes took two and a half days, one shooting finishing at 04.00 hours, and all for about six minutes of the 90 minute drama Angels, which was a pilot for a possible TV series.    
On June 2 this year, on the very <head>day</head> that Angels was transmitted by Granada TV, the same organisation was arranging for Bury Bolton Street to exchange its identity once more.    
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Maria Stolzman, one of its farm experts, lays it on the line: ``The World
Bank will be brought in to help us destroy the old system.'' Felix
Siemienas is destroying it now.  He packs pork.  A law went on the books in
January that let him smoke bacon without breeding pigs.  He cashed in.
Poland is short on enterprises, not enterprise.  ``I pay a lot to the
farmer and five times the state salary to my employees,'' he says.  He is
in Warsaw to open a shop.  ``I hire transportation, and my customers have
fresh cold cuts every <head>day</head>.
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<instance id="day.30022" docsrc="wsj_2013.mrg_92">
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The tapes included wiretaps of Gen. Torrijos's own phone, according to
American intelligence officials.  ``We caught him with his hands on our
cookie jar,'' says former CIA Director Stansfield Turner.  For the first
time, the U.S. considered cutting Mr. Noriega from its intelligence payroll
-- and the deliberations were intense, Mr. Turner says.  ``In the world of
intelligence, if you want to get information, you get it from seedy
characters.  The question is how much you get tied in with seedy characters
so they can extort you.'' Intelligence officials to this
<head>day</head> worry whether Mr. Noriega sold sensitive information
on the recordings to the Cubans or others.
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<instance id="day.30027" docsrc="wsj_0108.mrg_6">
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Follow-up report: You now may drop by the Voice of America offices in
Washington and read the text of what the Voice is broadcasting to those 130
million people around the world who tune in to it each week.  You can even
take notes -- extensive notes, for the Voice folks wo n't look over your
shoulder -- about what you read.  You can do all this even if you 're not a
reporter or a researcher or a scholar or a member of Congress.  And my
newspaper can print the text of those broadcasts.  Until the other
<head>day</head>, you as an ordinary citizen of this democracy had no
right to see what your government was telling your cousins around the world.
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<instance id="day.30032" docsrc="wsj_2004.mrg_3">
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The move followed a round of similar increases by other lenders against
Arizona real estate loans, reflecting a continuing decline in that market.
In addition to the increased reserve, the savings bank took a special
charge of $5 million representing general and administrative expenses from
staff reductions and other matters, and it posted a $7.6 million reduction
in expected mortgage servicing fees, reflecting the fact that more
borrowers are prepaying their mortgages.  Arbitragers were n't the only big
losers in the collapse of UAL Corp. stock.  Look at what happened to UAL's
chairman, Stephen M. Wolf, and its chief financial officer, John C. Pope.
On a <head>day</head> some United Airlines employees wanted Mr. Wolf
fired and takeover stock speculators wanted his scalp, Messrs. Wolf and
Pope saw their prospective personal fortunes continue to plummet as shares
of UAL, United's parent company, dived $24.875 on the Big Board to close at
$198.
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<instance id="day.30035" docsrc="wsj_1267.mrg_55">
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``What you look for in a shadow jury is very much what you do when you give
an opening argument to your wife or a friend and get some response to it.
A shadow jury is a way to do that in a more systematic and organized way.''
The approach worked well in the recent antitrust case in which Energy
Transportation Systems Inc. sued Santa Fe Pacific Corp. over the transport
of semi-liquefied coal -- the kind of case likely to make almost anyone's
eyes glaze over.  Energy Transportation retained Litigation Sciences, at a
cost of several hundred thousand dollars, to poll, pre-try, profile and
shadow.  Just before the actual closing arguments, the firm put the case to
a vote of the five shadow jurors, each of whom was being paid $150 a
<head>day</head>.
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Chairman Krebs says the California pension fund is getting a bargain price
that would n't have been offered to others.  In other words: The real
estate has a higher value than the pending deal suggests.  Since most of
the unit's real estate is in California, the pension fund will be a useful
political ally in a state where development is often held hostage to zoning
boards.  And, as Mr. Zell says, with Itel and O&amp;Y on the unit's board, the
real estate will be run by ``a very unusual group'' to say the least.  It
is possible then that Santa Fe's real estate -- even in a state imperiled
by earthquakes -- could, one <head>day</head>, fetch a king's ransom.
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<instance id="day.30041" docsrc="wsj_1428.mrg_21">
<context>
The Iraqi oil minister and Saudi oil minister Hisham Nazer insisted in
their comments to the conference that their countries would act responsibly
to maintain a stable market.  However, in interviews later, both ministers
stressed that they expect future OPEC quotas to be based mainly on the
production capacity and reserves of each member.  Under that approach,
countries with the most unused oil capacity would get bigger shares of any
future increases in OPEC's production ceiling than they would under the
current system.  ``If you are already producing at 95 % or 100 % of your
capacity, what's the good to be told you can produce at 105 % of capacity?''
asked Mr. Al-Chalabi.  At an inconclusive Geneva meeting late last month,
OPEC's oil ministers halfheartedly approved another increase of one million
barrels a <head>day</head> in their production ceiling.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30045" docsrc="wsj_1781.mrg_11">
<context>
Volume was 449.3 million shares, the slowest of a hectic week, compared
with 643.4 million Tuesday.  U.K. composite, or non-life, insurers, which
some equity analysts said might be heavily hit by the earthquake disaster,
helped support the London market by showing only narrow losses in early
trading.  The insurers 'relative resilience gave the market time to
reappraise the impact of the California disaster on U.K. equities, dealers
said.  Dealers said the market still has n't shaken off its nervousness
after its bumpy ride of the past several sessions, caused by interest-rate
increases last week and Wall Street's 6.9 % plunge Friday.  But technical
factors, including modest gains in the value of the pound, helped draw
buying back into the market and reverse losses posted a
<head>day</head> earlier.
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<instance id="day.30049" docsrc="wsj_0689.mrg_33">
<context>
Bond mutual funds offer diversification and are easy to buy and sell.  That
makes them a reasonable option for investors who will accept some risk of
price fluctuation in order to make a bet that interest rates will decline
over the next year or so.  Buyers can look forward to double-digit annual
returns if they are right.  But they will have disappointing returns or
even losses if interest rates rise instead.  Bond resale prices, and thus
fund share prices, move in the opposite direction from rates.  The price
movements get bigger as the maturity of the securities lengthens.  Consider,
for instance, two bond funds from Vanguard Group of Investment Cos. that
were both yielding 8.6 % on a recent <head>day</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30052" docsrc="wsj_2224.mrg_2">
<context>
Since 1984, firms offering prepurchase house appraisals, to deter overpaying,
rose to 40 % of those the council polled, from 28 %.  THE CHECKOFF: The
National Academy of Engineering gives two inventors of the semiconductor
microchip a $350,000 achievement award ....  Now, that's reactionary:
Letter Carriers union president Vincent Sombrotto accuses Philadelphia
postmaster Charles James of ``12th century ... oppressive management tactics.
Yesterday was, in the words of New York Stock Exchange Chairman John J.
Phelan Jr., just your ``reasonably normal, 400 million-share, up 88-points
day.'' When it was all over and stocks had staged a huge recovery, Big
Board officials were self-congratulatory about how well the
<head>day</head> had gone.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30056" docsrc="wsj_1700.mrg_35">
<context>
U.S. diplomacy has done it before, and it will likely do it again.  The
administration and Congress have lately tangoed around the idea of sending
military aid to Cambodia's non-communists.  But now the possibility of ``
diplomatic movement'' (Vietnam's withdrawal, the Baker initiative) has put
that plan on hold, with the proviso that if the going got rough, the U.S.
would then rearm the opposition.  Why the timidity?  At the very least, the
odds are heavily weighted against the prospects of preventing the Khmer
Rouge and Cambodia's communists from ultimately moving against their
opponents.  When that <head>day</head> comes, it would be
particularly awful to know that the United States sat on military aid and
deprived these people of the means to settle their fate with at least a
little honor.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30059" docsrc="wsj_1320.mrg_58">
<context>
But Erik Dunlaevy, a sugar analyst with Balfour Maclaine International Ltd.,
said the explanation for the latest drop in sugar prices is much simpler:
Speculators, he said, ``got too long too soon and ran into resistance
around the old contract highs.'' A PaineWebber analyst said that in light
of a new estimate of a production increase of four million metric tons and
only a modest increase in consumption, sugar is n't likely to rise above
the top of its trading range without a crop problem in a major producing
country.  COCOA: Futures rallied modestly.  The December contract rose $33
a metric ton to $1,027, near its high for the <head>day</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30063" docsrc="wsj_0075.mrg_6">
<context>
Michael Basham, deputy assistant secretary for federal finance, said the
Treasury may wait until late Monday or even early Tuesday to announce
whether the autions are to be rescheduled.  Unless it can raise money in
financial markets, Mr. Basham said, the federal government wo n't have the
cash to pay off $13.8 billion in Treasury bills that mature on Thursday.
Without congressional action, the Treasury ca n't sell any new securities
-- even savings bonds.  But despite partisan bickering over the debt ceiling,
which has become entangled in the fight over cutting capital-gains taxes,
Congress is almost certain to act in time to avoid default.  ``Each
<head>day</head> that Congress fails to act ... will cause additional
disruption in our borrowing schedule, possibly resulting in higher interest
costs to the taxpayer,'' Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said in a speech
prepared for delivery last night to a group of bankers.
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</instance>

<instance id="day.30066" docsrc="wsj_1825.mrg_47">
<context>
New Jersey Bell awaits state clearance.  Despite federal approval, General
Dynamics says it decided it wo n't go ahead with the matching program.
CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS find a helping hand from some catalog companies.  Blunt
Ellis &amp; Loewi estimates direct mail catalog sales rose to $12 billion last
year.  And while it's too soon to tell how sales will fare in the important
1989 Christmas season, some companies take steps to ease the usual
11th-hour crush.  Spiegel promises a ``Guaranteed Christmas,'' with a
pledge to deliver goods before Christmas if ordered by Dec. 20.  And, for
an extra $6, Land's End will deliver orders within two days; customers can
designate the <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30069" docsrc="wsj_1015.mrg_1">
<context>
But Smith Barney's Mr. Doyle, who yesterday trimmed his 1990 Anheuser
earnings projection to $2.95 a share from $3.10, called the market's
reaction ``justified.'' While the third-quarter earnings were a ``moderate
disappointment,'' he said, ``the real bad news is the intensity of price
competition'' in the premium-beer sector.  According to Mr. Steinman, the
newsletter publisher, Anheuser's market share is nearly twice that of its
nearest competitor, Miller Brewing, which had a 21.2 % stake last year.  It
's followed by Stroh Brewery Co., which has agreed to sell its assets to
Coors.  Both Coors and Stroh have recently been ceding market share to
Miller and Anheuser.  Tokyo stocks closed easier for the second consecutive
<head>day</head>, finishing at the intraday low on index-linked
investment trust fund selling toward the end of the afternoon session.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30072" docsrc="wsj_1140.mrg_3">
<context>
a - Totals include only vehicle sales reported in the period.  c - Domestic
car d - Percent change greater than 999 %.  x - There were 9 selling days
in the most recent period and 9 a year earlier.  Percentage differences
based on daily sales rate rather than sales volume.  Short interest in
Nasdaq over-the-counter stocks rose 6 % as of mid-October, its biggest jump
since 6.3 % last April.  The most recent OTC short interest statistics were
compiled Oct. 13, the day the Nasdaq composite index slid 3 % and the New
York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 %.  The coincidence might lead to the
conclusion that short-sellers bet heavily on that <head>day</head>
that OTC stocks would decline further.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30075" docsrc="wsj_1253.mrg_6">
<context>
Money-making course: wad-working.  -- Thomas Henry.  In an Oct. 10
editorial-page article, ``It's the World Bank's Turn to Adjust,'' Paul
Craig Roberts lays most of the blame for what ails developing countries at
the doorstep of the World Bank.  The article is, unfortunately, replete
with outrageous distortions.  One of Mr. Roberts's observations is that the
Bank's own loan portfolio is in deep trouble because of its lending to
developing countries.  This is just not so.  The reality is that Bank
finances are rock solid.  As of June 30, 1989 -- the <head>day</head>
our past fiscal year came to a close -- only 4.1 % of the Bank's portfolio
was affected by arrears of over six months.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30078" docsrc="wsj_0658.mrg_5">
<context>
Presidio Oil Co. said it signed a definitive agreement to acquire Gulf
Canada Resources Ltd.'s U.S. unit for $163 million.  Presidio, a Denver oil
and gas concern, said it will acquire the properties and operations of Home
Petroleum Corp., which includes two regional gas-gathering systems and
proved reserves of about nine million barrels of oil and 72 billion cubic
feet of natural gas.  Presidio said the properties are generally situated
in Wyoming, North Dakota, Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana.  Gulf Canada,
Calgary, said the transaction is part of its plan to sell non-strategic
assets and focus operations on Canada, Indonesia and other international
areas.  A spokesman for Gulf Canada, which is controlled by Toronto's
Reichmann family, said the properties account for about 6 % of the company
's assets and produce about 5,000 barrels of oil and 35 million cubic feet
of gas a <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30081" docsrc="wsj_2142.mrg_16">
<context>
This time, ``We do n't have that at all.'' Of course, the relative calm
could be jolted if the market plunges again.  And any strong surge in
redemptions could force some funds to dump stocks to raise cash, as some
did during Black Monday.  But funds generally are better prepared this time
around.  As a group, their cash position of 10.2 % of assets in August --
the latest figure available -- is 14 % higher than two years earlier.  Many
fund managers have boosted their cash levels in recent weeks.  The biggest
flurry of investor activity came early in the <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30084" docsrc="wsj_0137.mrg_28">
<context>
Showa Shell gained 20 to 1,570 and Mitsubishi Oil rose 50 to 1,500.
Sumitomo Metal Mining fell five yen to 692 and Nippon Mining added 15 to 960.
Among other winners Wednesday was Nippon Shokubai, which was up 80 at 2,410.
Marubeni advanced 11 to 890.  London share prices were bolstered largely by
continued gains on Wall Street and technical factors affecting demand for
London's blue-chip stocks.  The Financial Times-Stock Exchange 100-share
index closed 17.5 points higher at 2160.1.  It rose largely throughout the
session after posting an intraday low of 2141.7 in the first 40 minutes of
trading.  The index ended the <head>day</head> near its session high
of 2163.2, which was posted within the last half-hour of trading.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30087" docsrc="wsj_1505.mrg_9">
<context>
At Tokyo, the Nikkei index of 225 selected issues was up 112.16 points to
35486.38.  The index advanced 266.66 points Thursday.  In early trading in
Tokyo Monday, the Nikkei index rose 101.98 points to 35588.36.  Friday's
volume on the First Section was estimated at one billion shares, up from
862 million Thursday.  Winners outpaced losers, 572 to 368, while 181
issues remained unchanged.  With investors relieved at the overnight gain
in New York stocks, small-lot buying orders streamed into the market from
early morning, making traders believe the market was back to normal.  The
Nikkei, which reached as high as 35611.38 right after the opening,
surrendered part of its early advance toward the end of the
<head>day</head> because of profit-taking.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30090" docsrc="wsj_1154.mrg_4">
<context>
When the good fairy assigned to Slovakia hovered over the cradle of Edita
Gruberova many years ago in Bratislava, she sprinkled her with high E flats,
sparkling Ds, clean trills, and coloratura ornaments silvery as magic dust.
Maybe she could drop by at the Metropolitan Opera and bring along what she
forgot, a little charm, a few smidgins of thespian skills and a nice wig.
Cast as Violetta Valery in a new production of Verdi's ``La Traviata,'' Ms.
Gruberova last week did many things nicely and others not so well.  It is
n't every <head>day</head> that we hear a Violetta who can sing the
first act's high-flying music with all the little notes perfectly pitched
and neatly stitched together.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30094" docsrc="wsj_1852.mrg_26">
<context>
Charles Daggs, chairman and chief executive officer of Sutro &amp; Co., said
traders came to work at 5 a.m. PDT -- many on foot because of uncertain
road and traffic conditions -- but learned that they would have to await a
required inspection by the city in order to turn the power back on at the
company's two main facilities there.  That should happen by today, he said.
Traders worked with the help of sunlight streaming through windows, despite
large cracks in the walls and a lack of incoming phone calls.  Also, most
of the telecommunications equipment was out.  The traders were executing
municipal bond, mutual fund and other orders through a sister firm, Tucker
Anthony Inc., which is also owned by John Hancock Freedom Securities but is
based in New York.  ``We are having a regular <head>day</head>.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30100" docsrc="wsj_1781.mrg_49">
<context>
Its popularity was due to speculation about the strong earnings potential
of a new type of plastic wrap for household use, a trader at County Natwest
Securities Japan said.  Some laggard food issues attracted bargain-hunters,
traders said.  Kirin Brewery was up 100 at 2,000, and Ajinomoto gained 70
to 2,840.  Pharmaceuticals were mostly higher, with SS Pharmaceutical
gaining 140 to 1,980.  Shares closed lower in other major Asian and Pacific
markets, including Sydney, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taipei, Wellington, Seoul
and Manila.  Most of those markets had rebounded the day before from Monday
's slide.  But unlike the Tokyo exchange, they failed to extend the rise to
a second session.  Elsewhere, prices surged for a second
<head>day</head> in Frankfurt, closed higher in Zurich, Stockholm and
Amsterdam and were broadly lower in Milan, Paris and Brussels.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="day.30103" docsrc="wsj_1140.mrg_5">
<context>
Percentage differences based on daily sales rate rather than sales volume.
Short interest in Nasdaq over-the-counter stocks rose 6 % as of mid-October,
its biggest jump since 6.3 % last April.  The most recent OTC short
interest statistics were compiled Oct. 13, the day the Nasdaq composite
index slid 3 % and the New York Stock Exchange tumbled 7 %.  The
coincidence might lead to the conclusion that short-sellers bet heavily on
that day that OTC stocks would decline further.  As it happens, the Nasdaq
composite did continue to fall for two days after the initial plunge.
However, the short interest figures reported by brokerage and securities
clearing firms to the National Association of Securities Dealers include
only those trades completed, or settled, by Oct. 13, rather than trades
that occurred on that <head>day</head>, according to Gene Finn, chief
economist for the NASD.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

    <lexelt item="detention.n">

<instance id="detention.40002" docsrc="bnc_AN5_1293">
<context>
In any event, the Act makes it clear that it is not unlawful for a teacher to inflict corporal punishment (as defined in the Act) where it is necessary &bquo;for reasons that include averting an immediate danger of personal injury to, or an immediate danger to the property of, any person (including the pupil concerned)&equo;.
Using reasonable force to break up a fight would, either way, not be unlawful, whereas pushing a pupil back into line most probably would be.          
Detention    
The Elton enquiry research showed that the majority of teachers in secondary schools had used detention of individual pupils or groups of pupils but that teachers were divided as to the effectiveness of detention as a sanction.
Rutter  et al   found that detention had a neutral effect on pupil behaviour.    
The law permits <head>detention</head>of pupils by teachers; provided it is not excessive or unreasonable, in accordance with the test laid down in  R v Hopley   (1860) (above), it may be imposed without risk of liability for false imprisonment being incurred.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40006" docsrc="bnc_A9W_766">
<context>
It is no good saying that, if Britain made a special effort, it might be able to persuade the United States and other countries to change their minds.
About this 40,000, maybe; but not about the next 40,000 who would fill the camps as soon as they were cleared.
Indeed, at root, that is what this dismal affair is all about.
It is about sending a clear signal to the villages of Quang Ninh and Ha Giang and Lang Son that there is no longer a road to Los Angeles by way of Hong Kong or, for that matter, of Thailand or Malaysia.    
That road came into being after the end of the Vietnam war in 1975.
Along it came, at first, ex-soldiers and civil servants of the losing regime, men escaping <head>detention</head>or worse, middle class families pushed to the margins of society by new authorities with more ideology than common sense, southern farmers stripped of their affluence by misguided economic programmes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40010" docsrc="bnc_ABP_591">
<context>
If he committed the crime under an insane delusion, his liability depends on the question whether he would have been liable had the facts been as he imagined them to be.
But uncontrollable impulse, caused by mental defect, is not at present accepted as exempting from criminal liability, except that it may serve to reduce murder to manslaughter (see pp. 167&ndash;8).
When a jury is satisfied that the act was committed, but that at the time the accused was so insane as not to be legally responsible, it brings in a special verdict of &bquo;not guilty by reason of insanity&equo;, though the accused is then ordered to be detained during the &bquo;Queen's pleasure&equo;.
<head>Detention</head>(at Broadmoor) is usually lifelong, and for this reason insanity is not often pleaded, except very occasionally as a defence to a prosecution for murder.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40013" docsrc="bnc_AAT_297">
<context>
Romania's Interior Minister said yesterday there had been a counter-revolutionary plot by pro-Ceausescu forces but the situation was now stable despite sporadic shooting in the capital and other towns.
&bquo;The situation is under control by the population and the army..
The situation is stable,&equo; Mr Mihai Chitac said on television.
&bquo;There are still isolated shootings in Bucharest..
But these are isolated groups which do not make up a force.&equo;
&mdash; Reuter.        
No reprieve for the boat people.    
By Hella Pick Diplomatic Editor    
MANDATORY repatriation of Hong Kong's Vietnamese boat people will resume during the first half of next month, despite the protest action in <head>detention</head>centres and international pressure on Britain and the Hong Kong Government to allow more time for voluntary repatriation.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40016" docsrc="bnc_A6V_1596">
<context>
Take the case of Shanaz Begum.
In March 1977, at the age of sixteen, she had come from her village in a remote part of Pakistan to marry a cousin who had settled in Britain for many years.
When she arrived at Heathrow airport, Immigration Officers interrogated her.
They claimed that she was not yet sixteen and so could not marry and hence had no right to be here.
She was taken to Harmondsworth detention centre and locked up.
She had been there about a week when I learnt of her arrival through a friend and went to visit her.
Her relations were keen that I should meet her, perhaps because they hoped in desperation that I might be able to help her.
Unfortunately I could do nothing at all.    
Harmondsworth <head>detention</head>centre is in an arid wasteland of motorways and outposts of the air terminals past Heathrow airport.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40020" docsrc="bnc_A7W_781">
<context>
FOR the 2,000-year-old art of lion jigging, &bquo;extraordinary strength is a prerequisite&equo; &mdash; but it must be combined with great delicacy of step, according to the Society for the Advancement of Chinese Folklore.    
The same, as is increasingly being said by the colony's elder statesmen, is true of Hong Kong's present relations with China.
And so a thrilling, virtuoso display of the art was the first spectacle the Prince and Princess of Wales saw when they stepped ashore here last night to be greeted by a modest but affectionate crowd of 4,000.    
Their trip from the airport in a launch (one of the perks of the Governor, Sir David Wilson) took them as close as they will be allowed to get this week to a Vietnamese boat people's <head>detention</head>centre &mdash; at Argyle Street, Kowloon &mdash; as well as past the harbour's backdrop of skyscrapers, mammoth neon advertisements, and mountains.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40027" docsrc="bnc_CG0_122">
<context>
Some people stood up to make speeches and there were rallies and demonstrations calling for greater freedoms and human rights over the winter months.
Elements within the party leadership voiced concern at these developments, but others appeared to encourage the people to speak out, notably Deng Xiaoping.
He was held in respect by some of the participants Who had confidence in his ability to correct many of the injustices and set the country on the path to substantial reform in all areas.    
By early 1979, the movement was becoming an expression of popular dissent in the major cities.
There were large audiences for the underground journals, like  April Fifth Forum, Masses Reference News  , and  Enlightenment  , produced by various pro-democracy groups.
Some of the authors were former activists imprisoned after the Tiananmen   Incident who made contacts while in <head>detention</head>and maintained them after being released.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40030" docsrc="bnc_CFG_281">
<context>
PRISING OPEN PERU    
AMNESTY International's unrelenting pressure on the Peruvian authorities to respect human rights, initiated by the Peru campaign launched in November 1991, appears to have a direct effect in helping to reduce the number of people who have &bquo;disappeared&equo; by the security forces.    
Certainly it has kept up pressure on the Government to continue its public commitment to human rights, exemplified by President Fujimori's directive warning that those securities services responsible for violations would be severely punished; and the granting of access to Public Ministry prosecutors and representatives of the International Red Cross (ICRC) to all centres of <head>detention</head>in the emergency zones, including military bases, to check on the condition of detainees.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40034" docsrc="bnc_CRT_919">
<context>
In a speech made to one group he argued that they had need to &bquo;give up some of &lsqb;their&rsqb; justifiable rage&equo; (  Independent   1989).
On the same day President Ortega addressed a gathering that included women who held pictures of relatives killed by the Contras.
In his address he stated that &bquo;he wouldn't be in favour of the pardon, but peace is worth much more&equo; (  Independent   1989).        
PRE-TRIAL DETENTION    
While there is sufficient evidence of protection of prisoners within the prison system itself, questions must be raised about the use of   pre-trial detention.
Under the State of Emergency, the Directorate General of State Security (DGSE) was allowed to hold people suspected of political offences indefinitely in <head>detention</head>for investigation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40037" docsrc="bnc_CFG_313">
<context>
Yidana was further convicted, without right of appeal, in 1983 of harbouring one of the leaders of the failed coup and sentenced to eight years' imprisonment.    
Prosecution witnesses were allegedly tortured or subjected to other pressure to fabricate evidence against them.    
Yidana was transferred to administration detention in July 1988.
This prevented his release on parole then or at the end of his sentence in 1991.    
In December 1991 a habeas corpus application for Yidana was dismissed and the Government issued a Preventative Custody Order retroactively authorising his detention.    
The 1982 Preventative Custody Law provides unlimited powers of arbitrary detention without charge or trial &bquo;in the interest of national security&equo;.    
The right to challenge <head>detention</head>in the courts was removed by the Government in 1984.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40040" docsrc="bnc_BP1_872">
<context>
She sat down, stunned and curious.    
&bquo;What about Patrick?&equo;    
&bquo;I can take 'im with me.
Mr Wood don't mind.
He's a jeweller and he'll be working all day upstairs.
&bquo;E lives in one of them tenements in Corporation Lane, on the corner of St James's Passage.
I'm to keep house.&equo;    
Sarah was far from happy for her.
&bquo;You mean you'll be living in sin with 'im,&equo; she said.
&bquo;And you'll be right opposite the prison.&equo;    
The House of <head>Detention</head>held dangerous men behind bars, some of them Irish, and she remembered how her father had been threatened with it when he'd been caught causing trouble.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40044" docsrc="bnc_CDP_198">
<context>
Given the carrier's obligation to obtain the best possible price for the goods to be sold, good advice on what constitutes such a price in prevailing market conditions must surely be taken.    
As a matter of interest, the following definition of general lien appears in Mozley &amp; Whiteley's Law Dictionary:    
The right of a bailee to detain a chattel from its owner until payment be made, not only in respect of that particular article, but of any balance that may be due, on a general account between the bailor and bailee in the same line of business.            
Unreasonable detention (Condition 15)    
This condition is self-explanatory.    
The Trader shall be liable for the cost of unreasonable <head>detention</head>of any vehicle, trailer, container or sheet but the rights of the Carrier against any other person in respect thereof shall remain unaffected.            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40049" docsrc="bnc_ASB_433">
<context>
In the exercise of it many factors have to be considered besides the strength of the case.
The possibility of escape, the prevention of further crime and the obstruction of police inquiries are examples of those factors with which all judges who have had to grant or refuse bail are familiar.
(Emphasis added)        
The Royal Commission also thought that the purpose of an arrest could be to prevent the destruction of evidence, or the warning of accomplices or the repetition of the crime, or any interference with witnesses.
Unlike Scott LJ and Lord Devlin, it did not stop there.
The Commission went on to say that <head>detention</head>could also be used &bquo;to dispel or confirm&hellip; reasonable suspicion by questioning the suspect or seeking further material evidence with his assistance&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40053" docsrc="bnc_C8R_503">
<context>
(ii) Infants &mdash; when the age of majority was reduced from 21 to 18 years for most purposes, qualification for sitting in the House of Commons was expressly excluded from its ambit (Family Law Reform Act 1969, s.1(4). s.2, para.2).
Infants were originally barred by the Parliamentary Elections Act 1695 but some nevertheless sat without challenge in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.    
(iii) Persons under a mental incapacity &mdash; section 137 of the Mental Health Act 1959 now lays down a procedure whereby a seat can be vacated for this reason.
Where a court, or another authority or person makes an order for <head>detention</head>of a Member as being of unsound mind, or where a doctor recommends such detention, or where a Member is so detained, that court, authority, person, doctor or the head of the hospital, etc. where the Member is detained, must notify the Speaker.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40058" docsrc="bnc_CCC_1169">
<context>
The tentative explanation came to be accepted by the men that they were victims of what they called &bquo;the Northern Ireland Office's numbers game&equo;.
This was the theory that it kept a Long Kesh compound filled with loyalists as a propaganda exercise to impress observers outside Ulster that it was acting impartially towards both the British loyalist and the Irish republican community.    
Andrew Beattie was given parole from 7th to 10th August.
His wife was feeling the strain and the family doctor had recommended it.
Also, his youngest daughter's birthday was on the 8th.    
On 5th September 1974 came the first indication that something new and more sinister than the &bquo;numbers game&equo; was afoot.
The secretary of state for Northern Ireland appeared on television to read a special apologia for <head>detention</head>without trial.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40062" docsrc="bnc_CJS_590">
<context>
Guidelines are being produced by the IEC to enable AI to express its concerns on the taking of hostages by nges, and deliberate or arbitrary killings by nges.
This means that AI will condemn and oppose such actions by nges.        
Violence:    
AI's interpretation of &bquo;violence&equo; in the context of adoption of POCs has been altered.
Limited use of violence in self defence will not necessarily prevent an individual being adopted as a POC.        
House demolition:    
AI now opposes house demolition as a governmental punishment of political opponents.        
Administrative detention:    
AI now opposes administrative <head>detention</head> , without a fair trial within a reasonable time, of any political prisoners.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40068" docsrc="bnc_ASB_561">
<context>
The &bquo;best maxim&equo; for a constable, according to Lord Brampton's preface to  Vincent's Police Code   in 1882, was:    
&bquo;keep your eyes and your ears open, and your mouth shut.&equo;
By silent watchfulness you will hear all you ought to hear.
Never act unfairly to a prisoner by coaxing him by word or conduct to divulge anything.
If you do, you will assuredly be severely handled at the trial and it is not unlikely your evidence will be disbelieved.        
Out of this rather extreme position developed a more moderate line, involving the notion of a caution, first formalized in the Judges' Rules in 1912, and finding expression today in the Code of Practice for the <head>Detention</head> , Treatment and Questioning of Persons by Police Officers (Home Office, 1985c).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40072" docsrc="bnc_A46_505">
<context>
CHINA used a seven-year-old immigration agreement with Hong Kong yesterday to show its annoyance over the colony's support for the Peking democracy movement.
It was a further example of Peking's present heavy-handed approach towards Hong Kong, and stemmed from the colonial government's decision not to return swimmer Yang Yang to China last week, but to allow him to leave for asylum in the United States.    
China refused to accept back 71 people who entered Hong Kong illegally and accused the colony of reneging on a 1982 agreement on immigration policy.
Normally the &bquo;illegals&equo; are handed back to China on the border almost daily, but Peking now says it will check each case, a move expected to slow repatriation to a trickle and put further pressure on the Territory's <head>detention</head>centres, which are already overflowing with Vietnamese boat people.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40076" docsrc="bnc_CFG_239">
<context>
Many politicians, judges,   lawyers, journalists, civil liberties groups and police officers in India actively oppose the use of torture.
Some of those who have recorded human rights violations have been dismissed as trouble-makers and on occasion have themselves been threatened, tortured and killed.    
&bquo;When the police are pressurised to deliver results&hellip; they take short cuts to achieve their ends.
In this process violations of fundamental rights do occur.&equo;         
Former inspector general of police in Tamil Nadu, May 1991    
Media reports of torture often generate widespread public outrage.
In response to frequent reports of rape and other sexual abuse, the High Court in Guwahati has prohibited the interrogation or <head>detention</head>of any women in army installations in the north-eastern states.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40079" docsrc="bnc_AN5_1299">
<context>
However, despite the teacher's independent authority to discipline pupils, the test laid down in the case of  R v Rahman   by the Lord Chief Justice Lord Lane for the limits to a parent's right to detain his/her child probably offers a guide to teachers.
Lord Lane said it would be unlawful to detain a child &bquo;for such period or periods or in such circumstances as to take it outside the realm of reasonable parental discipline&equo;.
Thus detention beyond a reasonable time would be unlawful; what is reasonable will depend on the circumstances, including the ages of the children concerned.
Parental wishes, although not conclusive, would be relevant.    
<head>Detention</head>of a whole class may technically still be lawful, although it is becoming increasingly likely that a judge would have doubts about the reasonableness of this course of action where it is known that there may only be one or two culprits.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40082" docsrc="bnc_C8N_135">
<context>
The trouble with teachers is that they are always right &mdash; even when they're wrong!
Take &bquo;Boggers&equo; for example.
(Actually &bquo;Boggers&equo; is really called Mister Jones, but his hair stands up like the bristles on a bog er&hellip; toilet brush, hence his nickname.)    
&bquo;Boggers&equo; takes us for science and he is, by common agreement, a bit of a wimp &mdash; at least he is on some days.
On other occasions he acts like a cross between Rambo, Hitler and Albert Einstein!
But that's precisely the problem &mdash; you never know where you stand with him.
One lesson he can be really soft and anyone could get away with murder (well, almost) and the next lesson he goes all strict on you and starts giving out lines and <head>detentions</head>like they were past their sell-by date.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40085" docsrc="bnc_ASB_529">
<context>
All the superintendent must have are reasonable grounds for believing that an offence is a serious arrestable one; this safeguard, therefore, is obviated where the police think one of these vague and undefined consequences might occur.
The second safeguard is even less commendable.
This is the requirement that the investigation be conducted diligently and expeditiously &mdash; hardly worth putting in the statute, easily reduced to an empty formula, and unlikely significantly to assist the suspect.
Finally, the twenty-four hours of detention do not have to have produced one jot of evidence to justify their continuation; it is enough that the police want to obtain such evidence by further questioning.
The desire to persist in interrogation is a valid reason for keeping a suspect in custody for thirty-six hours and indeed beyond.
For the police may apply to a magistrates' court which can issue a &bquo;warrant of further <head>detention</head> &equo; if it reasonably believes this course of action to be justified.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40088" docsrc="bnc_A03_907">
<context>
Political prisoners do not receive fair trials in Morocco.        
SOUTH AFRICA    
RIGHTING THE RECORD    
Confidence is the key.
President de Klerk said so in London at the end of April.
By Brian Dooley    
If de Klerk can convince the world that South Africa has come far enough in improving its record on human rights, sanctions will be lifted and crucial foreign capital will start flowing into the country.    
However, the State President is not as confident as he would like to be.
To coincide with his latest visit to Europe, Amnesty released a document outlining the apparent lack of accountability of the security forces.    
Deaths in <head>detention</head>are not phenomena of the distant past: last year two people were reported as having died in custody.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40094" docsrc="bnc_A6C_1442">
<context>
&lsqb;ALYSON STONEMAN HUNTER&rsqb;        
MEN ON HORSEBACK    
Because I found historical films about men on horseback so moving I was pleased when my then wife, Jenni, set to writing a book about the wild west.
She wrote it in Nairobi, where I had a university job from 1968 to 1971.
It was an exciting time, in retrospect a brief golden age between the end of colonial rule and the point when the repressiveness of the Kanu regime grew so blatant that disillusion, new East African writer would emerge, following in the   footsteps of my already famous colleague, who then called himself James Ngugi.
The first Kenyan African novelist was a man of anger, developing the marxist position that would eventually bring him <head>detention</head>without trial for a year, followed by exile.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40099" docsrc="bnc_A03_556">
<context>
He stated that during this period he was interrogated and beaten on a daily basis.
He was denied sleep for five days on end.
His hands were manacled behind his back except when he ate or slept.    
Tell the President that you have read about Abd Al-Ru'uf's allegation that he was tortured, and about his lawyer's complaint.    
Ask for this claim to be investigated, and find out whether anyone has been found responsible and brought to justice.              
PRISONER LETTER WRITING CAMPAIGN    
Each of the people whose story follows is a prisoner of conscience.
Each has been arrested because of his or her religious or political beliefs, colour, sex, ethnic origin or language.
None has used or advocated violence.
Their continuing <head>detention</head>is a violation of the United National Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40105" docsrc="bnc_CFC_1745">
<context>
He said Mr Lamont declared in last year's Budget he had &bquo;no need, no proposals and no plans either to raise or to extend the scope of VAT&equo;.    
Mr Brown said: &bquo;The result of this Budget is that taxes on petrol, cigarettes and alcohol are up, national insurance and VAT are to rise, mortgage tax relief has been cut.    
&bquo;We will be campaigning throughout the country on the theme &bquo;the betrayal of Britain by the Conservative Party&equo;, and saying the tax increases are merely to pay for mistakes of the past.&equo;     
Gordon Brown: Budget will haunt Lamont for years        
Mother called police over parcel    
Student given detention for drug running    
STUDENT Robin Hilton was sentenced to three months youth <head>detention</head>yesterday for acting as &bquo;a drug runner&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40108" docsrc="bnc_AKY_605">
<context>
Its end, in September 1995, is necessary before China retakes sovereignty in 1997.
&bquo;There is no role for any military organisation here after that&equo;, said a colony official.    
The Royal Hong Kong Auxiliary Air Force, meanwhile, will be turned into a civilian government department so it can continue operations, primarily air-sea rescue, after the handover.    
The Volunteers were founded in 1854, when much of the local regular army garrison was sent to fight in the Crimean War.    
Equivalent of the Territorial Army, the Volunteers played a major role in Hong Kong's doomed resistance against the Japanese early in the Pacific War.
Hong Kong police yesterday dropped because of identity problems riot charges against 67 Vietnamese held after violent unrest at a refugee <head>detention</head>camp in February, which left 24 people dead.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40112" docsrc="bnc_B24_1859">
<context>
English law is commonly portrayed as adversarial, embodying a series of safeguards to prevent an accused from being wrongly convicted.
Innocence is presumed until guilt has been established by formal trial.
In real practice, law is very different for the majority of people, then and now, who appear before the Magistrates' Court.
(The old, more correct name,  Police   Court, is still emblazoned above the door of the city's main court-room.)
Being the wrong age, being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or being domiciled in a particular district reverse the assumptions of due process.
The suspect has little opportunity for demonstrating his or her innocence against any one of a medley of permissive street powers.
Although the courts might occasionally &mdash; usually for those with means &mdash; award damages against wrongful arrest and <head>detention</head> , the police in effect only arrested &bquo;guilty &bquo;people.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40115" docsrc="bnc_CRT_969">
<context>
Without at least some form of official introduction it would have been almost impossible to get the co-operation and approval necessary to visit any government penal centre or institution.    
The three judges I met included the first woman judge to be appointed in Geurrero State.
I was most impressed by their apparent concern for the individual and his or her rights.
Ample opportunity appeared to exist for local people to obtain free advice on basic legal problems.
A constant flow of people was being seen by various clerks and secretaries, while at regular intervals one or other of the judges would be called away to advise on a particular problem or situation.
Because of the way in which my visit to the judges and the prison was arranged, I am quite confident that no &bquo;set-piece&equo; situations or activities had been organized just for my benefit or to create a more favourable impression of the judicial system or the <head>detention</head>centre.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40118" docsrc="bnc_A49_39">
<context>
The death at the weekend of Siho Iyiguven, who threw himself on a burning mattress at Harmondsworth detention centre, near Heathrow, was followed yesterday with further suicide threats by detainees who barricaded themselves into their dormitory.
There was also a mass picket by supporters outside the Home Office.    
But the Home Office said last night that the latest releases, after interviews carried out as part of a review of each case, were unconnected with recent events.
Kurdish detainees at Harmondsworth were released after last week's fire, which also left one man seriously injured.    
There are still at least 20 Kurds detained at Haslar.
Immigration officials will be conducting interviews over the next few days.    
Several hundred Kurds picketed the Home Office in protest at the continuing <head>detentions</head>and the deportations back to Turkey where they are said to face oppression and torture.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40125" docsrc="bnc_A03_624">
<context>
At their trial in Pristina in February 1989, all were found guilty and sentenced to imprisonment.    
The Yugoslav federal criminal law was changed in 1990 and many people convicted for similar non-violent political activity were released.
It is reported that on 22 March Nijazi Beqa and five other political prisoners there went on a hungers-strike against their conditions.    
Please write appealing for the immediate and unconditional release of Nijazi Beqa to:          
CAMEROON    
Olivier Nwaha Binya'a: a Jehovah's Witness, he has been detained without charge or trial since May 2984 because of his religious beliefs.    
Olivier Nwaha Binya'a appears to be held in indefinite administrative <head>detention</head>without any opportunity to challenge his imprisonment.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="detention.40130" docsrc="bnc_ASB_496">
<context>
The first job of the officer is to &bquo;determine whether he has before him sufficient evidence to charge that person with the offence for which he was arrested&equo;.
If there is not the evidence, &bquo;the person arrested shall be released&equo;.
Then comes the expected, &bquo;unless the custody officer has reasonable grounds for believing that his detention without being charged is necessary to secure or preserve evidence relating to an offence for which he is under arrest or  to obtain such evidence by questioning him  &equo; &lsqb;emphasis added&rsqb;.
If there is no release, then after six hours' <head>detention</head> , in steps the &bquo;review officer&equo;, at least of inspector rank, again unconnected with the investigation, who now determines whether there is sufficient evidence to charge.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="dyke.n">

<instance id="dyke.40003" docsrc="bnc_AS7_935">
<context>
Twenty yards away, through the storm, I glimpsed his figure, furiously lashing away as though his last fishing moment had come.
I wandered down.
&bquo;I think that you are right, Peter, this is madness.
Shall we head for the pub?&equo;
But answer came there none.    
To the north of Heilen is Loch St John's, one of the best-known trout lochs in Scotland, famous for the size and quality of its trout; and also famous for its ability to cure depression.    
Tradition has it that in times past people brought their sick and   weary to the shores of the loch, certain of its curative properties.
The treatment involved walking three times round the shore and then departing, without looking back.
If these rules were followed, then all cares and troubles vanished; as we say in Scotland, like snow off a <head>dyke</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40007" docsrc="bnc_J2N_76">
<context>
A report by the Nature Conservancy Council has revealed that the Norfolk Broads are being devastated by modern farming methods despite government measures intended to preserve the area.
The report's conclusions are particularly embarrassing to the government as the Broads have been regarded as a test for its conservation commitment.
In 1988, they were given National Park status by a special Act of Parliament.
NCC officials suspect farmers are using excessive amounts of fertilizer, even though the Broads are located within&quot; environmentally sensitive areas&quot; (ESAs), where farmers are paid to use less intensive farming practices.
Much of the pollution is caused by a backlog of fertilizers, built up over the last 30 years, seeping into the groundwater which feeds many of the dykes.
Contamination will continue even if fertilizers are discontinued.
Damage has extended into the <head>dykes</head> which run between the grazing marshes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40011" docsrc="bnc_ASR_699">
<context>
That isn't particularly important in itself, but it does illustrate some of the difficulties involved in dealing with volcanoes.    
Let's leave that problem, though, and look at a few of the more important kinds of places in which eruptions occur, relative to a preexisting volcano.    
First, all the activity may be confined to the summit crater at the top of the volcano, just where one might expect it to be.    
Second, it's possible for some explosive activity to take place in the summit crater, but for most of the lava to be erupted quietly from a vent or fissure on the flanks of the volcano.    
Third, there may be very little activity at the summit crater, but the feeder pipe (usually a <head>dyke</head> ) may branch off and most of the eruption may take place on the flanks of the volcano, with a small cone being built up, and lavas emerging from it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40014" docsrc="bnc_B0B_1932">
<context>
Angela was a Sixer and, like Cheryl, in the Elves.
She was older than Cheryl.
After the holidays she would be going up to Guides.
She was very good at semaphore and had won the Signaller Badge.
She had shown Cheryl little ways that would help her to remember the semaphore letters and she practised signalling with her.    
As she hurried over the rough track that made a short cut between her aunt's cottage and the farmhouse where Angela lived, Cheryl's eye was caught by a splash of colour on the far side of the field.
The Fen country around Coton was very flat, with water-filled <head>dykes</head> instead of hedges, and few trees, so that one could see long   distances without the view being obstructed &mdash; &bquo;right to the horizon,&equo; Cheryl reported excitedly to her mummy in one of her letters home.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40019" docsrc="bnc_CRM_8858">
<context>
Buried fractures of this type are believed to occur as a natural consequence of within-edifice strain at intraplate volcanoes, and void regions have been postulated within the Kilauean rift zone.
Here, with several closely spaced data we are able to model a previously void region (Fig. 3) and find that it extends at least 3km laterally and 1km vertically.
The model is most sensitive to the lateral extent of the dyke and to its upper surface.
Because no seismic sources have been detected above sea level in the whole period of observation, we conclude that the fractured region and possibly the intrusion also extend down below sea level.    
The suggestion that Etnean fissures may store magma before eruption was originally made to explain small gravity changes accompanying drainage of a <head>dyke</head> in March 1981.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40025" docsrc="bnc_FTT_446">
<context>
At many subsequent meetings there are regulations laid down for the conduct of the Pacquet, and a committee appointed to see that they were conformed to.    
1771 This meeting also agreed That the sum of one shilling &amp; sixpence Sterling be levied on each Quarter Land towards payment of Expences of a Dyke arround the Burial place in Kilchoman.    
1772 To be payed to William Mitchell for Gaping the Church yard Dyke of Killarow. 1:3:0    
Expences of the Gate to the Church yard Dyke of Killw., being Duncan McLachlan &amp; the Smith's charges, 2:18:11.    
  1773&quot; To be levied for finishing the Church yeard <head>Dyke</head> of Kilchoman and the Remainder thereof to be applied towards building the Church yeard Dyke of Kildalton with future collections, till the same be Completed.&quot;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40029" docsrc="bnc_HGN_1200">
<context>
All seven of her faces wear a blank expression.
She may look like a fire-breathing dragon, but butter wouldn't melt in her mouth.    
Perhaps I have been a   litle   obtuse.
Because it suddenly occurs to me that I might have been left alone to get on with this assignment if my divisional head hadn't beamed in on my activities and seen something she didn't like in my relationship with Rainbow.    
Something I have until now neglected to say aloud to myself.    
But trust a trained engineer to get to the root of the problem at a glance.
That this particular dybbuk has fallen in love &mdash; not with Lil, the magnificent, many-talented, shape-shifting demon queen who has lusted after her for   millenia   &mdash; but with one ordinary, down-to-earth, mortal <head>dyke</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40034" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6044">
<context>
The thermal history of the South Mountains Granodiorite, provided by isotopic (U-Pb zircon,  40   Ar/  39   Ar hornblende, K-Ar biotite) and fission-track (apatite) age determinations, indicates rapid cooling of 260&deg;CMyr  -1   (from 800 to 300&deg;C) between 22 and 20Myr ago, followed by slower cooling of 73&deg;CMyr  -1   (from 300 to 100&deg;C) between 20 and 17Myr (ref. 24).
Mylonitization of footwall granitic intrusions (Tsm and Ttp) began shortly after crystallization (22Myr)  , 19,24  .
Rapid cooling between 22 and 20Myr reflects both uplift during ductile phases of extensional deformation and ambient cooling of the granitic intrusions.
We therefore interpret magnetizations of high unblocking temperature and high to moderate coercivity found in undeformed parts of the granitic intrusions (Tsm and Ttp) as having been acquired just before or during mylonitization of structurally higher rocks.
Felsic <head>dykes</head> that cut strongly mylonitized portions of the granitic intrusions (Tsm and Ttp) are only weakly mylonitized.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40037" docsrc="bnc_HP4_870">
<context>
The hills shouldering the Dead Sea Valley in Jordan are echoing the sound of Welcome Back &mdash; Shurikat Wimpey.    
To some of the Wimpey International team working on the Arab Potash Expansion plant it is a trip down memory lane.
To others it is a new experience in a country rich in religious history.    
Either way, the contract represents a repeat performance for Wimpey International returning to construct an extension to the original plant built by the company in 1979.    
&bquo;It's heartening to know that the refinery has stood the test of time despite the harsh climate,&equo; reports chief engineer Tony Ferdinand.
&bquo;So much so that the client wants to retain many of its original features.&equo;    
Originally Wimpey constructed the <head>dykes</head> , pumping stations, canal and Aquaba facilities at the plant where Potash, a valuable fertilizer, is produced.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40040" docsrc="bnc_C93_1351">
<context>
The annual feast when the &bquo;men only&equo; members wearing blue sashes and white gloves marched with a band to the church for a service followed by a dull dinner in the Board inn clubroom, then in the afternoon there were sports for the whole village.
A day when nearly every home in the village was open house to anyone for a cup of tea and something to eat.
In later years the villagers have celebrated Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee, and the wedding of Prince Charles.
What will future travellers remember as they look back through the mist of time?
Who knows?
But, Skipsea hopefully will be as now, a green and pleasant land.          
Skirlaugh    
Skirlaugh was mentioned in the Domesday Book in 1086 when it was known as Schireslair or Schylake; &bquo;scyre&equo; &mdash; to divide or cut, &bquo;lake&equo; &mdash; a <head>dyke</head> or sewer.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40044" docsrc="bnc_KR0_948">
<context>
Many years ago he were coming home                
Oh yeah.
What, with an horse and cart like?    
Yeah, that's where he got, he got struck by lightning.    
He what?    
Got struck by lightning.    
Did he?    
Yeah.    
I thought   pony run away.    
I heard      
Into that big <head>dyke</head> .        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40049" docsrc="bnc_K6N_1349">
<context>
I didn't I didn't know that  .
But there would've been nobody would have stolen bodies here though.
Surely.   
Well.   
I think they did.   
There was er a man here his his name was James   and I I don't know was it one of his relatives that was buried, but he dreamt that they came to snatch the bodies   
Aha.   
The body.
And he reported it and the put on a double watch that night.   
Aha.   
And during the night, the watchmen saw a   coming over the the <head>dyke</head> .   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40053" docsrc="bnc_FRF_3226">
<context>
&bquo;Was that good, Si Wu Ya?
Was it hard enough for you?&equo;
He laughed softly, almost lovingly.
&bquo;Ah, but you were good, Si Wu Ya.
The best yet.
And for that you'll have your tape.
But later, eh?
In the morning.
We've a whole night ahead of us.
Plenty of time to play our game again.&equo;      
Sung was kneeling on the top of the <head>dyke</head> , staring across at the House as the dawn broke.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40059" docsrc="bnc_GXJ_431">
<context>
Wallace, Edward II's forces, Mary Queen of Scots, Bonnie Prince Charlie and Cromwell's cavalry have all crossed the river here.    
On past St Michael's Kirk.
There has been a church on this site since 519 AD.    
Inveresk is an attractive village which has taken its name from the river.
Magnificent Georgian houses are clustered together while their large and colourful gardens sweep down to the river.    
Every 21 years for about 300 years, the Riding of the Marches takes place.
A Town Champion is appointed to protect a Turf Cutter and Officials on their journey around their marches.
At each boundary mark, a turf is cut, thrown over the shoulder to the shouts of &bquo;It's a oorain&equo;.    
The cycleway is signposted to the Duke's <head>Dyke</head> at Cowpits and thereafter to Whitecraig.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40066" docsrc="bnc_CMD_735">
<context>
 Time:   approx. 5.5 hours.    
 Map:   Ordnance Survey Landranger Sheet 115.    
 Start/finish:   West of Helyg on A5 (687 602) Ogwen Tea Hut (649 603).    
 Accommodation:  ,  , Tel:  .                
FFOS-Y-MYNACH ANCIENT TRACK    
This five mile walk takes you along the route of the Ffos-y-Mynach (Monk's Dyke), an ancient trackway which links the north and south of the St David's Peninsula in Pembrokeshire.    
Park your car on the road verge at map coordinates 777252 near the phone box.
Walk down the narrow road and cross the ladder stile on the left into a field.
A second ladder stile brings you onto the coast path above Ogof y Ffos &mdash; the cave of the <head>dyke</head> , best viewed from the coast path.    
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</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40071" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6038">
<context>
Precambrian rocks at least 100m away from the Telegraph Pass granite contact are of normal polarity (Fig. 3, PC host no. 4).
Contact relationships 1 and 2 of Fig. 3 suggest that magnetizations carried by magnetite in South Mountains granodiorite and microdiorite dykes are primary TRMs.
Contact relationships 3 and 4 of Fig. 3 suggest that hematite in the Telegraph Pass granite and felsic dykes is of high-temperature TCRM origin, with remanence acquisition occurring early in the cooling history of these intrusions.
This hematite is most likely to have been formed during synkinematic circulation of moderate temperature (600&deg;C) magmatic fluids.
Laboratory data on the unblocking temperature of the Telegraph Pass granite and felsic <head>dykes</head> do not allow us to define the temperature range over which magnetizations carried by hematite were blocked.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40075" docsrc="bnc_A0U_617">
<context>
He didn't much like you being a property shark, I suppose?&equo;    
&bquo;Property management consultant.
Don't try to rile me again, Jennifer, you are my guest.&equo;    
&bquo;Sorry, no offence meant&hellip;
Just to be clear, what's this &bquo;prig&equo;, &bquo;hypocrite&equo;.
Not sure if I can stay the night yet.
Bitterness not good for our souls, Harriet.&equo;    
&bquo;Well, prig.
You are.
You're such a killjoy, misery.
I invite you up here and all you think is whether the <head>dyke</head> is full of nitrates poisoning the villagers.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40078" docsrc="bnc_CRM_553">
<context>
The age of the adjacent oceanic lithosphere ranges from close to zero (Ascension) to   160Myr (Canary Islands).    
New Nd, Sr and Pb isotope data, together with parent/daughter ratios for basaltic lavas, from several of these islands are presented in Table 1, and plotted in Fig. 2, along with previous data for a variety of other ocean island basalts (OIBs) and mid-ocean-ridge basalts (MORBs).
Details of the geology of the islands studied here can be found elsewhere (refs 8, 13&ndash;15, 20&ndash;24 and refs therein).
The least well known are Trinidade and Madeira.
Trinidade is a volcanic cone rising 5,500m above sea level and is dominated by rocks undersaturated in silica, in the form of pyroclastic deposits, domes, <head>dykes</head> and plugs, together with subordinate lava flows that include nephelinite, ankaratrite and phonolite, all of which are dated at   4Myr (ref. 21).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40081" docsrc="bnc_HR5_23">
<context>
The harmonies and disharmonies of love;    
No lewd fish, no fruit, no wide-eyed bird    
About to fly its cage while a virgin    
Listens to her seducer, mars the chaste    
Precision of the thing and the thing made.    
Nothing is random, nothing goes to waste:    
We miss the dirty dog, the fiery gin.    
That girl with her back to us who waits    
For her man to come home for his tea    
Will wait till the paint disintegrates    
And ruined <head>dykes</head> admit the esurient sea;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40084" docsrc="bnc_FTT_733">
<context>
Setting forth That if any yearn is produced at the said Mercat or at any of the Mercats of Isla, the same not being just in number&amp; Length.
That such Yearn shall be Confiscatted &mdash; And the Partys havers thereof fined in such sum as the Baillie of Isla shall see Cause.
It is also meant that Yearn shall or may be sold on the other Mercat days in Isla, viz &mdash; Whity., Lammas, &amp; Hallow day Mercats.&quot;    
&quot; The meeting also considering that some Complaints are made of the weights &amp; measures of Isla, do appoint&hellip; a Committee for inspecting &amp; adjusting same.&quot;    
1776 The Meeting stent themselves with the Expence of Building the Timber Bridge over the water of Duich performed by Hugh McKay &pound;6; 0:0.
The meeting insist that the Committee for Building the Church yeard <head>Dyke</head> of Kilchoman are to have the same finished on or before the middle of June next.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40087" docsrc="bnc_C9S_1365">
<context>
They attended some of the London Stop The Clause meetings in order to gain information and strengthen communication &mdash; unfortunately, they often came away frustrated and unsuccessful because of internal difficulties within the London campaign.
We didn't let that stop us, though &mdash; almost overnight, it seemed,   Amsterdam was covered with Stop The Clause graffiti, especially along the canal banks.    
I took a boat trip round the canals in August 1988 and was amazed and touched by all the graffiti.
It was unmissable, even the tourists couldn't ignore it.    
 R  : Especially the tourists couldn't miss it &mdash; we made sure of that.
I think Amsterdam <head>dykes</head> and queers deserve a lot of credit for spreading awareness of the Clause throughout Europe and the world.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40090" docsrc="bnc_J2N_78">
<context>
In 1988, they were given National Park status by a special Act of Parliament.
NCC officials suspect farmers are using excessive amounts of fertilizer, even though the Broads are located within&quot; environmentally sensitive areas&quot; (ESAs), where farmers are paid to use less intensive farming practices.
Much of the pollution is caused by a backlog of fertilizers, built up over the last 30 years, seeping into the groundwater which feeds many of the dykes.
Contamination will continue even if fertilizers are discontinued.
Damage has extended into the dykes which run between the grazing marshes.
A total of 2,640 dykes were examined, half of which have become floristically impoverished within the last 17 years.
The <head>dykes</head> are the last stronghold for plants and must be cleaned up if they can be expected to re-colonize the Broads in the future.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40096" docsrc="bnc_F9C_2207">
<context>
They listened to tapes throughout the journey and hardly spoke until they reached the cottage.    
&bquo;But it's lovely,&equo; said Emily, with surprise, as if it was the last thing she had expected.
&bquo;How could they bear to leave it?&equo;    
It did look good from the outside, even at this time of the year, an eighteenth-century fenland cottage, half-timbered and thatch-roofed, originally built as a home for the man who worked the sluice gates.
But Preston wasn't sure about it.
On his previous visit he'd been full of gushing enthusiasm, trying to banish, or at least mask, the strange sense of unease it evoked.    
It was partly the proximity to the fens, for though they'd long since been drained and farmed, all the fields were bound by ditches and <head>dykes</head> and he felt as if the land was oozing bog water, or sinking   imperceptibly into some primeval slime.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40101" docsrc="bnc_CFV_1120">
<context>
Tel.
Int.
31&ndash;104894120.
Telefax Int.
31&ndash;104778240.
Telex 23077.    
Port of Rotterdam.
Part of your business.     
&bquo;I sure intend to find out.&equo;        
HILDON &amp; FRIENDS    
The Mansion House at Grim's <head>Dyke</head> Old Redding, Harrow Weald, Middlesex    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40107" docsrc="bnc_J2N_77">
<context>
The report's conclusions are particularly embarrassing to the government as the Broads have been regarded as a test for its conservation commitment.
In 1988, they were given National Park status by a special Act of Parliament.
NCC officials suspect farmers are using excessive amounts of fertilizer, even though the Broads are located within&quot; environmentally sensitive areas&quot; (ESAs), where farmers are paid to use less intensive farming practices.
Much of the pollution is caused by a backlog of fertilizers, built up over the last 30 years, seeping into the groundwater which feeds many of the dykes.
Contamination will continue even if fertilizers are discontinued.
Damage has extended into the dykes which run between the grazing marshes.
A total of 2,640 <head>dykes</head> were examined, half of which have become floristically impoverished within the last 17 years.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40111" docsrc="bnc_K4U_26">
<context>
Dumped cars have also been an occasional problem.    
But even in the middle of industry, the Darlington site has attracted wildlife.
Rabbits live in the surrounding area, and a kestrel has been spotted nearby.    
The BTCV manages several sites in County Durham, all relying on the hard work of volunteers.    
Work at Whessoe Road will go on right through the summer.
&bquo;We want to create a wildflower meadow, but it's important to see what's already here before we go ahead and plant,&equo; says Dean.    
&bquo;So we'll keep the long stuff down over the season and see what flowers come up.&equo;    
The volunteers are about to start recycling in an unusual way.
&bquo;There's a job coming up in Easington where the Middlesbrough group is clearing a <head>dyke</head> system of the sort we are trying to create here.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40115" docsrc="bnc_CRM_6025">
<context>
The magnitude of footwall tilting is determined by comparing observed data (either primary thermoremanent magnetizations, TRMs, or high-temperature thermochemical magnetizations, TCRMs, acquired early in the cooling history of the intrusions) with expected, time-averaged directions of similar age.
Several palaeomagnetic studies in the Basin and Range province have focused on vertical axis rotation and on tilting of near-surface hanging wall rocks above master   detachment   faults.
Here, in contrast, we focus on horizontal axis tilting of mid-crustal footwall rocks beneath a master detachment fault.    
Demagnetization behaviour indicates that those well-grouped magnetizations (with high unblocking temperatures and high to moderate coercivities) that are found in South Mountains granodiorite and microdiorite <head>dykes</head> reside mainly in magnetite (Fig. 2).
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="dyke.40118" docsrc="bnc_A0L_126">
<context>
Lucy.    
Jay's fleeting lust metamorphosed &mdash; practically &mdash;   into interest and friendship; sometimes on the way home, lyrically drunk and alone, she would fantasise about kissing Lucy, stroking the fine lines etched around her eyes and on her brow, nuzzling into her throat and shoulders&hellip;.
She had to smile when the busy reality met her the following day.        
CHAPTER TWO    
Lucy worried about her son and drugs, her son and girls, her son and money.
My son, my son.
Her eyes plunged to a russet flecked deep green when she talked about him.
Gradually she confided in Jay who was happy to listen and soothe.
Flattered, even, that someone so utterly different and reserved had opened up to her, late-thirties <head>dyke</head> pottering around to nowhere.    
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</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="facility.n">

<instance id="facility.40001" docsrc="bnc_CDF_1066">
<context>
Re: Timeshare owners' survey    
I have managed to obtain a copy of a survey carried out by final year students from Manchester Polytechnic in 1984.
Its conclusions were as follows:    
Respondents had learned about timeshare from the following sources:          
In every case, the purchaser had visited and stayed at the site before buying.    
A timeshare development in a resort area needs to have sufficient facilities to attract visitors all the year round.
It should provide:    
1.    
An acceptable mix of accommodation facilities, namely, single, twin and three-bedded units plus &bquo;studios&equo;.    
2.    
Catering <head>facilities</head> within the units.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40004" docsrc="bnc_AEB_424">
<context>
For disaster narrowly averted and for disaster to come if she showed any mercy.
And she was thinking of her lost shilling.    
&bquo;Knock her teeth out!&equo;    
&bquo;What a bloodthirsty little creature you are to be sure!&equo; said Biff, with a hint of admiration.
Then, almost regretfully, &bquo;No, no, no, we couldn't do anything so terrible.&equo;    
&bquo;Dip her in the tub, then!&equo;    
&bquo;Would you like that?&equo; enquired Biff, indicating a large   and foul smelling vat against one of the walls.
&bquo;You know what that is?
That's for you when you get caught short.
There's no time to go out of the mill when nature calls.
That's your &mdash;&equo; he felt for the word&equo; &mdash; <head>facilities</head> .&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40008" docsrc="bnc_AD9_1992">
<context>
&bquo;It's a pity none of these are actually fertile,&equo; he said, in a humorous tone.    
&bquo;Never mind that,&equo; Zambia said, enclosing Tammuz' hand in hir own and raising it to hir lips.
&bquo;I want you to begin at the beginning and tell me your life.
I want to know why Ewan Famber wanted to die.
I want to know it all.
Now.&equo;
SHe lay back, pulling Tammuz' head down on to hir breast, where he closed his eyes in a relief that was, strangely, both enervating and exhilarating.    
&bquo;Listen then&hellip;&equo; he said.    
The new body had been growing steadily for weeks.
Ewan monitored it every day.
He'd equipped his <head>facility</head> on the orbital Tech-Green research base &mdash; annexed to Sky City One &mdash; with an incuvat; the means to commit virtual suicide in a complete reality.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40012" docsrc="bnc_CKL_706">
<context>
Jo and her coach, Alan Jones have been booked for the week of 11&ndash;18 April 1992, and will be on hand daily to help you with your game, whether you're a beginner, intermediate or advanced player.    
The location is the beautiful La Manga Club, situated deep into the Mercurian Hills of the Cost Calida in Southern Spain and the week includes:    
Return flights and transfers    
Shared   accommodation      
Car hire    
Unlimited tennis on La Manga's Club 17 floodlit courts    
2 hours coaching per day from Alan Jones and Jo Durie    
One day golf event    
Welcome cocktail party    
Gala dinner        
In addition, you will have full use of the Club's other <head>facilities</head> , including swimming pool, gymnasium and squash courts.    
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Another important factor   benefitting   freight customers was the arrival recently of the Stena Antrim.
With a capacity for 1000 passengers and 306 cars, the Harland &amp; Wolff built vessel provides an additional freight capacity of 25 vehicles per day.    
Sealink can therefore now offer freight customers a choice of three similarly sized multi-purpose ferries, each with powerful engines aimed at combating adverse weather conditions.    
All three vessels are fully equipped with video lounges, shops, cafes and bars in addition to special freight driver rest rooms.    
Freight companies will also want to make use of the new business lounges.
These are fully equipped with 'phones, facsimile and photocopying <head>facilities</head> and desk space for working.          
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Train: Canterbury East and West stations.      
STONEHENGE  
Stonehenge is a unique and powerful prehistoric monument started over 5000 years ago on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire.
The largest stones weigh over 50 tons apiece and some of the smaller ones were transported to the site from over 100 miles away.
The neolithic builders were highly accurate, curving the stone lintels to follow the circumference of a circle and aligning the stones with the exact positions of the midwinter and midsummer sun.
What was the original purpose of the site?
Possibly for ceremonies marking the annual seasons but no one can be sure.
This World Heritage Site remains a mystery.    
SPECIAL FEATURES    
Colour souvenir guidebook; gift shop.    
<head>FACILITIES</head>    
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<context>
Despite early snowfalls throughout the Alps, the best way to ensure good snow for your holiday is to aim high &mdash; especially if you are going in March or later.
Resorts with plenty of skiing over 2,000 metres and, preferably, with a glacier, are generally snow sure.
These include, for example, Zermatt, Saas Fee and Verbier in Switzerland; Val d'Isere, Tignes, Les Arcs and Les Deux Alpes in France; Zell am See (and Kaprun), Hintertux and Solden in Austria.    
There are also lower resorts with especially good snow records such as up-market Lech and Zurs in Austria and duty-free Livigno in Italy.
And others have huge amounts of artificial snow <head>facilities</head> such as Selva in Italy or immaculate piste grooming that maintains the snow in good condition such as Meribel and Courchevel in France.    
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<context>
Many of the productions I did were huge and elaborate and eventually I felt &bquo;burnt out&equo; &mdash; in need of a &bquo;reality check&equo;.
So what better way to see the &bquo;real&equo; world that to join the Peace Corps.
My initial interview for Peace Corps was from a pay' phone in a theatre lobby during a coffee break.
That started the long and tedious process of being accepted and assigned.    
Because of my skills, I was assigned to a small business project in Jamaica &mdash; a strange and wonderful place.
There, a group of 45 &bquo;trainees&equo; went through a seven week cross cultural and technical training in order to start work in late September.
Well I didn't make it that far.
At the end of week six, I had a medical interview where it was decided that due to hurricane Gilbert there was no medical <head>facility</head> adequate for my medical needs; I'm asthmatic.
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 Remember   &mdash; bookings are accepted from 1st January each year.    
 TELEPHONE BOOKINGS   cannot be accepted except for CREDIT CARD bookings (booking fee 50p per transaction).    
 CREDIT CARD BOOKINGS:   Tickets can be booked using ACCESS, AMEX, DINERS or VISA credit cards, using the Postal Ticket Booking Form  or   by telephone or 031&ndash;225 3661 BUT NOT ON THE DAY OF PERFORMANCE.    
 PARTY BOOKINGS:   1 FREE seat for every twenty (and multiples thereof) booked and PAID FOR at FULL PRICE.
This offer is valid,  on request only  , at the time of booking and applies to all performances except Saturday evenings &mdash; POSTAL BOOKINGS ONLY.    
FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED:    
Handicapped persons are welcomed and <head>facilities</head> exist for the siting of wheelchairs at ground level at all performances.
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</instance>

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At Fudan University in Shanghai, a number of students held an election &bquo;campaign&equo;, giving speeches, distributing details about themselves and generally trying to rally support from prospective voters.
The university authorities encouraged this novel development and three students were eventually elected to the county congress.
In some Shanghai factories, once a &bquo;hotbed&equo; of radicalism, there were demands for independent trade unions along the lines of Solidarity in Poland, news of which had reached the Chinese people.    
Beijing University was not to be outdone, naturally, by its Shanghai colleagues.
A document was produced there by one of the candidates containing concrete proposals for the democratisation of the local elections, including a request for free <head>facilities</head> to assist in the production of campaign materials.
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There is a grand piano, which is excellent, an electric sitar which is more than an okay Coral, a banjo that actually  sounds   like a banjo and a really good rock bass.
Some of the brass sounds are good, some fall short.
There are (thankfully) fewer &bquo;guitar&equo; sounds this time and quite a few spacey &bquo;pads&equo;.
Apparently, most of the sounds on the GR-1 are unique and not based on another synth from the Roland range.
Further sounds will be made available on library cards at a later date.        
CONCLUSION    
I expect it must be obvious that a serious, in-depth review of this instrument would take many more pages than are available here.
I have been able to offer only a summary of the GR-1's <head>facilities</head> , knowing that the curious amongst you will want to seek one out and demand a &bquo;hands on&equo; demo at your leisure.    
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</instance>

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<context>
Need to use existing &bquo;in house&equo; AI skills        
The overall objective of the CADDIS programme is to produce a fully operational KBS capable of supporting a significant diagnostic area whilst aiding in the reduction of engineering operating costs and gaining improvements in quality, efficiency and safety.    
The programme began approximately one year ago and focussed on support to automated test (ATE) of avionic equipment.
The initial goal was to prototype a KBS support environment for workshop based test engineers.
A prototype was constructed to assist with BAC 1&ndash;11 Pitch Monitor testing by helping with fault analysis and understanding.
The design objective was to provide a knowledge based testing and diagnostic support <head>facility</head> that would present information and advice in a familiar but more efficient manner.
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Once expected by the end of last year, and the subject of technology demonstrations earlier this year, the exact scope of CICS/6000 is still not clear, but it is expected to include a number of technology elements from other vendors, including MicroFocus Cobol, parts of the Open Software Foundation's Distributed Computing Environment (DCE) technology, and Transarc Corp's Encina transaction processing software, developed with IBM's backing.
While waiting for these elements to become commercially viable partly accounts for the delay, IBM also has reason to be cautious about allowing its mainframe customers to run existing transaction processing applications on smaller &mdash; and far cheaper &mdash; RS/6000s.
Already a number of companies, including Bull's Integris division and Dallas, Texas-based VISystems Inc are doing just that, as well as offering the <head>facility</head> on non-IBM kit.
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the hotel has two lounges, a TV room, a snack bar and a rustic bar with a very relaxing atmosphere for evening drinks.
They reception area is comfortable and welcoming.
Meals are served in the terrace restaurant, with breakfast served buffet style and evening meals of good, hearty Swiss cooking.
The Hotel Oberland is ideal for children: there is a playground, early meals and special menus can be arranged and baby-sitting is available.
No life; 25 bedrooms; single on request.        
HOTEL MURREN (4) &mdash; MURREN    
A member of the Residence hotel group, the Hotel Murren offers first class accommodation, comfort and excellent facilities.
It is convenient to the railway station and only a 10 minute walk from the Schilthorn cable car.
Right next door is the sport centre to which guests have free entry to enjoy such <head>facilities</head> as a swimming pool, sauna, solarium and squash.
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<context>
In our  Part-number   example, its properties would not be known by other tools that used  Part-numbers  , except in the unlikely case that such tools made the effort to understand Guide's context-tables.        
COLOUR    
One property of a context is the colour used to display material within that context.
(In fact there are several colours associated with each context, but we will not go into details here.)
Colours can be used as a complement to fonts or even as a substitute (e.g. a user might choose to display the  Emphasized   context in a brighter colour rather than in a different font).    
Colours can be defined in a relative way, e.g. 20% redder than the containing colour.
If used with considerable restraint this can be a valuable <head>facility</head> : it would probably be much more valuable if Guide used an HSV (also called HSB) colour model rather than its current RGB model.        
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<context>
During the first quarter of this year the unit share taken by direct selling manufacturers hit an all time high of 36%, up from 34% in the fourth quarter of 1991 (source: Romtec).
The days of the middle man may well be numbered.    
Even the IT industry's biggest names, like IBM, are considering mail order, and ICL and Olivetti are already respectively fourth and fifth in the UK direct sales ratings.
But Elonex is the company currently leading the mail order attack in the UK with 12.6% of this market and 4.6% of the total PC market.    
Elonex has always been a mail order supplier.
Founded in 1986, it began by importing PCs made by the Taiwanese concern Copam.
But it now has its own research and development <head>facility</head> in the US, and has recently opened its own automated assembly line in London.
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</instance>

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<context>
These archives were the basis for acquisitions which now rank Berlin as one of the world's foremost centres for research in humanities.
Rather than building new material and research collections, the Academy will coordinate access by its Fellows to these existing resources.    
Buildings for the Academy's administration and housing have not yet been acquired, although a complex in Berlin-Dahlem is being considered.
Given the rise in Berlin property prices, choosing a site is as important as getting major funding.
Approval from appropriate federal and academic committees did not include a cheque, so Steven Mansbach anticipates support coming from corporations, foundations and private individuals.
The announcement of the American Academy in Berlin coincides with the opening of other significant German <head>facilities</head> in the States.
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This was due to inadequate planning for maximum utilization of reserves, over-exploitation of existing mines, poor safety standards, lack of new exploration and poor equipment.
One way around the problem is joint developments with foreign partners.
A good example is the &dollar;600 million joint venture with Occidental Petroleum to develop what could be the world's largest open-cast coal mine.
The plan involves a 15 million tonne a year strip mine at Antaibao in the Pingshuo district of Shanxi province, 500 km west of Peking.
The intention seems to be to export the mine's coal &mdash; most of it to Japan.    
During the remainder of the century there will certainly be other similar developments using Western money and expertise.
Railway and port <head>facilities</head> will be needed and higher levels of mine mechanization if coal production is to achieve levels which not only supply 70% of energy demand but afford an opportunity for exports.    
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&bquo;At the alleged places of detention,&equo; Mr Ahtisaari said, &bquo;the facilities were found to have been stripped of all valuable material and not to have been inhabited for several weeks at least.&equo;
As a result of interviews with local people, he said, the mission did not believe that any detainees were moved from prison camps &bquo;to another place prior to the mission's arrival&equo;.    
The UN team spent three weeks visiting the camps in September.
It found that a number of them were &bquo;what could be described as pits&equo;, according to the Nigerian ambassador, BA Clark, who headed the team and who represents the United Nations Transition Assistance Group (Untag) in Angola.
He described the <head>facilities</head> as &bquo;bricks, cement or mud-lined holes in the ground without steps or, by now, roofs&equo;.    
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Of those pubs which are listed &mdash; and there are still dismally few &mdash; such an attitude inevitably leads to a total disregard for those special qualities which distinguish the pub interior.      
Historic pub interiors, as well as pub exteriors, are vital and irreplaceable elements of our cultural and social heritage.
This should not obscure the obvious fact that they are also profit-making concerns, too.
As such, they need constant updating &mdash; especially if the perceived trend towards reduced pub-going is to be reversed.
(In their 1988 survey, Mintel noted that &bquo;the proportion of consumer expenditure represented by alcohol consumption has fallen steadily, whilst at the same time that spent on leisure as a whole has increased&equo; (Hunt, p42).)
Changes to the fabric have to be effected as new toilets are installed, or greater provision is made for food preparation <head>facilities</head> .
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<context>
To paraphrase the last chapter of Sellar and Yeatman's classic  1066 And All That  , West Indies were thus clearly top nation, and History came to a.
That chapter, incidentally, is entitled &bquo;A Bad Thing&equo;.    
A few months later, England were in the Caribbean for a tour that, in the problems they encountered, lacked only a riot to round it off.
For a start, the weather was atrocious when they most needed to acclimatize, and in their first seven weeks they had only seventeen days of cricket.
Finding decent practice <head>facilities</head> was a constant headache, leading to some crazy situations; in St Vincent, for example, Ken Barrington, the assistant manager, hunted all over for a place for Boycott to practise, and eventually found a piece of flat ground near the airport which had ducks waddling around and a donkey at long leg.
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Please contact the appropriate centres for more information or &bquo;phone Joan Stevens  .    
Cramlington High School (Mondays 7 pm to 9 pm).    
Seaton Delaval Astley School (Wednesdays 7 pm to 8.45 pm).    
Blyth Ridley High School (Thursdays 7 pm to 8.30 pm).    
The following details of courses were sent to us recently but we were unable to include them in an earlier issue.
If there is one of interest in your area, please contact the appropriate person to find out the full details and whether places are still available.    
Machine Knitting Classes run by Sylvia Jay   at the following venues:      
Wanstead House (Monday evenings 7.30 pm to 9 pm).
Parkside Community Centre, (Thursday afternoons 1.30 pm to 3.30 pm).
Pier Training Shop, (Friday afternoons 1.15 pm to 3.15 pm, with   cr&egrave;che   <head>facilities</head> available).    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40087" docsrc="bnc_CPA_74">
<context>
It has to tell the world openly that the mid-range machine is its chosen contender as the central repository for the 21st century, and above all make convincing its commitment to the AS/400 by rushing out top end machines that are much bigger than the present top model while instituting a crash programme to slash the costs of manufacture &mdash; and then slash them again, work out how to make money out of the machine while charging much less for the software &mdash; and making all the remaining System 36 users an offer they can't refuse to convert to the AS/400, even if every sale to that base is a dead loss to IBM.
The mainframe will soon be history, the AS/400 is still worth saving, but time is desperately short.          
MICROSOFT &bquo;TO CHALLENGE SUN's WABI WINDOWS-UNDER-UNIX <head>FACILITY</head> FOR SOLARIS: SEE YOU IN COURT&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40090" docsrc="bnc_A67_1644">
<context>
 Extract from a letter received from an ex-member of the Womens Royal Air Force after a period of convalescence at Richard Peck House   &bquo;It was my good fortune to be given a period of convalescence at Richard Peck House after major surgery.
It was so nice and restful there with everyone being so kind.
I have returned home feeling much better and of course, will be ever so grateful to the Association.
I find it very comforting to know the Association is there when I need help and advice.&equo;        
R.A.F.A. Sheltered Housing &mdash; Storrington, Bolton &amp; Moffat    
The Association's sheltered housing schemes at Storrington in Sussex, Bolton in Lancashire and Moffat in Scotland, enable residents to live independent lives, but with support from an on-site warden should they have any difficulties.
The sheltered housing is close to local amenities to allow residents easy access to shops and other <head>facilities</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40096" docsrc="bnc_C9K_2149">
<context>
Of course seeing Lampi playing the Stick is akin to watching someone play a strapped-on portable piano; his fingers tap the strings almost like Stanley Jordan.
As Lampi enthuses: &bquo;It's not a modified guitar.
I've got natural sound and MIDI so I can add MIDI to the natural sound.
Chapman also has a 10 String MIDI-only guitar.
On this model I get the best of both worlds and yet, for me, the sound of the stick itself is more unique than any MIDI sounds I've ever heard.&equo;    
Lampi's interest in exotic Eastern sounds (witness  The Promise   on &bquo;TV Weather&equo;) is to be extended quite considerably by the use of MIDI.
The Stick's stereo <head>facility</head> in two tuning groups &mdash; CDGAE (bass) and F&pound;BEAD (treble) &mdash; seems made to exploit the avenues synths and samplers have to offer.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40100" docsrc="bnc_AYP_672">
<context>
Written quotations available on request.
Or for an immediate quote call us free of charge on 0800 850 850.          
WHAT IS A FIRST NATIONAL BANK LOAN?    
It is a low interest bank loan designed exclusively for Home Owners.
As a result of inflation and part repayment of mortgages most home owners have a property which is worth far more than they owe on it.
A First National Bank loan enables you to make use of this asset which will provide the security for your loan, whether you own a house, flat, bungalow or cottage.    
WHAT MAKES IT SPECIAL?    
A First National Bank loan puts valuable cash in your pocket and is an extremely flexible <head>facility</head> which enables you to choose the sum you wish to borrow at a monthly repayment you feel able to manage comfortably.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40106" docsrc="bnc_CDF_446">
<context>
There are no competitors providing precisely this range of dishes in any of the four locations.    
When the company was formed, the Board of Directors agreed that one of its objectives should be to expand as and when opportunity offered.
It set as a target the ownership and operation of six such restaurants in the Cheshire area by the end of 1988.    
The company's shares are held entirely within the family.
David Hughes and his wife currently hold 60 per cent, the two children 20 per cent each.    
At a board meeting in December 1985 two separate proposals were tabled.
They were:    
1    
The development of a central cook-chill <head>facility</head> to be located at a unit yet to be decided, to service both that and the group's other restaurants.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40109" docsrc="bnc_AMH_260">
<context>
The IDB aims to achieve a balanced programme of missions each year, by revisiting existing markets, focusing directly on the EC and exploring new areas.
This three-pronged approach has proved to be a successful formula, and many new markets have been opened up for companies as a result of participation on a mission.    
The IDB's Trade Fair programme also aims to visit a balanced mixture of major UK and European exhibitions, with IDB group stands being set up for the Northern Ireland companies taking part.    
On average, around 70 local companies take part each year and by providing this type of <head>facility</head> the IDB can help to ensure that the Northern Ireland displays are presented to a consistently high standard in order to maximise the impact made with international buyers visiting these exhibitions.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40113" docsrc="bnc_ARH_705">
<context>
At present there are less than ten laboratories in Britain that can isolate the organism, and most of these are working as research units rather than as service units prepared to isolate chlamydia as part of the standard diagnostic screening that should be available.
Although there are laboratories in Europe and the United States that can grow chlamydia, again they are working as research rather than service units.
It can be calculated that during 1979, 18 000 women will attend clinics in England suffering from chlamydial infection, which they have no hope of getting diagnosed and therefore treated.
These women are at risk of developing salpingitis, of giving birth to babies with eye infections and of passing the infection on to their sexual partner in the form of NSU.
It can be seen, then, that we are dealing with a condition that is some two or three times as common as gonorrhoea, for which an organism is implicated and can be grown in perhaps 50 per cent of cases; and yet there are no <head>facilities</head> , generally, for its isolation.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40116" docsrc="bnc_CSD_156">
<context>
The lower discounts on Solaris 2.0 are apparently intended to help SunSoft recover its development costs.
Sources say SunSoft salesmen have told them only 1,000 packages are currently running on Solaris 2.0 versus Solaris 1.
x's 4,500.        
HP STRENGTHENS BANKING ARM WITH MTI INVESTMENT    
Hewlett-Packard Co, which currently has insignificant activity in the international banking market, is tying up with Management Technologies Inc, a small 12-year-old &dollar;4m-a-year New York firm, to heighten its participation.
The pair have signed a letter of intent that will have HP investing &bquo;significant resources&equo; including money, hardware, software, people and <head>facilities</head> in MTI for the porting and development of MTI's mainframe-based software on its Unix platforms.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40120" docsrc="bnc_CBV_2737">
<context>
According to SSAP 8, to the extent there is no deferred tax liability, an ACT asset may only be shown in the accounts if it can be demonstrated that there will be sufficient profits in the next 12 months to enable the surplus to be recovered against the corporation tax thereon, bearing in mind anticipated dividends.
Otherwise ACT is written off in the profit and loss account.       
Anti-avoidance restrictions    
A company may lose its ability to carry forward surplus ACT if there is a change of ownership of the company that is accompanied by a major change in the nature of the trade or business within three years either side of the change in ownership, or a substantial revival of the trade or business (s 245).
There is no comprehensive definition of a major change in the nature or conduct of the trade, but it will include a major change in the type of property dealt in, or services or <head>facilities</head> provided in the trade; or a major change in customers, outlets or markets.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40126" docsrc="bnc_CAH_502">
<context>
It goes to the edge of Nova Iguacu, the periphery of the periphery; a landscape of deforested hills, wide shallow valleys and industrial buildings bearing the logos of transnationals &mdash; Volkswagen, Fiat, Coca-Cola/Kaiser Beer.    
Santo Expedito is a township of about 4,000 people; off the main road, a bumpy track where the buses kick up hot clouds of red dust.
Small plantations of beans, avocados, aipim (a kind of potato) and the pale yellow flowers of kiapo, okra.
The single-storey houses have roofs of corrugated cardboard, and are built of hollow red bricks called  tejole  , which the people make themselves with crude machines.
Here, the only water is from artesian wells, now contaminated by the industrial effluent and the huge garbage-dump, where the rubbish from Nova Iguacu has been partly ploughed back into the disturbed hillside.
A gaseous stench of decay hangs over the township.
There are no medical <head>facilities</head> , no public drainage.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40130" docsrc="bnc_CFR_993">
<context>
Imagine a Highland haven far away from the hustle and bustle of the city&hellip; a private world where you can pamper yourself in unparalleled luxury&hellip; and relax in surroundings of timeless beauty.    
This is Craigendarroch&hellip; one of the most exclusive holiday retreats in the world.    
And it gives me great pleasure to personally invite you and your guest, to spend a luxurious weekend on the Craigendarroch Country Estate, just a few miles from Balmoral in the heart of Royal Deeside.    
We will fly you both from Heathrow or Manchester to Aberdeen, where you will find a complimentary car waiting for you, and which is yours for the entire weekend.
Your room in the 4 Star Craigendarroch Hotel will feature every conceivable luxury, and will be reserved in your name for two nights.
In the mornings, you can look forward to a full Scottish Highland breakfast.
You will also be given weekend membership of the exclusive Country Club with its numerous <head>facilities</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40134" docsrc="bnc_C9M_459">
<context>
As mentioned, the strings are light gauge, further emphasising the trebliness of the instrument.
However, the versatile EQ and the additional power of the bass boost make it easy to fill out the sound, and a smooth, mellow tone is little more than a brief twiddle away.
One of the satisfying aspects of a high quality bass sound is that the listener can hear and separate the constituents of the overall tone (a characteristic of top-drawer active EQ systems, which when boosting/cutting your required frequency band manage not to compromise the sound's other components).
The flick switch here is a practical touch, working in a similar fashion to, say, Trace Elliot's &bquo;pre-shape&equo; <head>facility</head> on their amps in providing instant access to a specified sound, in this case a cut-mid sort of slappy sound.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40137" docsrc="bnc_AMH_383">
<context>
A &bquo;Confirmed Credit&equo; is one where a second bank (usually one familiar to the exporter) adds it name to the Credit and thereby assumes all the responsibilities of payment mentioned in Article 10.
Confirmation is usually requested where the exporter is unsure of the standing of the foreign bank or is concerned about &bquo;country risk&equo; &mdash; will the country run out of foreign exchange and be unable to pay?    
Exporters, particularly ones who are acting like brokers &mdash; sourcing the goods from outside their own firm, will often try to use the fact that they have a Documentary Credit from a foreign bank in their favour as a way of financing their operation.
They may, for instance, assign the proceeds of a Credit to the bank to gain an increase in overdraft <head>facilities</head> or an exporter will ask his bank to issue a Credit to his supplier &mdash; an arrangement known as a &bquo;Back-to-Back&equo; Credit.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40140" docsrc="bnc_BMM_507">
<context>
In the beginning he would always win and then one day, inevitably I suppose, I beat him.
After that he didn't want to race me any more!
We were just father and son having a good time.
I don't think that he ever imagined I would take up running so seriously.
Now, he is one of the proudest parents in the world.    
Cosford is a Royal Air Force station on the fringes of the wild Wenlock Edge.
It is a surprising place to find the main indoor athletics stadium in Britain, housing a 200 metre indoor synthetic track and, for the biggest events, enough seating for 5000 people, in one of its great hangars.
Visiting teams from the Soviet Union, United States, German Federal Republic and France all stare bemused on arrival, and they become even more astounded when told it is the only indoor <head>facility</head> in the country.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="facility.40146" docsrc="bnc_CA1_791">
<context>
He laced the sails rather than use pockets, as now preferred, and introduced colour blends that stimulated entirely fresh approaches to kite design.
We owe a lot to Tom who still has a fondness for his kites, although he is better known in the 1990s as the creator of the GeoSphere Project, a spectacular image of the Earth produced from over 2000 satellite images.          
Polyblocks and plastic rods    
As use of GF rod and tubing expanded rapidly, and ripstop nylon became available off-the-roll through the 1980s, new concepts were fertilized by exponents of the multi-cellular type of kite, such as the Tetrahedral.
However, the simple method of adapting plastic tubing for joints was woefully inadequate where 3 or 4 rods converged.    
Enter the HDPE block.
This is High Density PolyEthylene which can be cut, drilled and machined very easily, using average home workshop <head>facilities</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40149" docsrc="bnc_CLG_32">
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Strong, rigid aluminium faces on the inside and outside provide outstanding security, and unlike plastic panels, the new designs cannot be melted with a blowtorch or removed by would-be intruders.
Available in two styles &mdash; the Emerald and the Sapphire &mdash; all panels come in a choice of fully glazed, top glazed, and solid forms.
Panels can also be supplied unglazed, or in a wide range of plain, patterned, leaded, or thermo-ceramic coloured decorative glass.
Matching side panels are also available in the same range of styles, and doors     come with or without a letterplate.
The combination of the new panels and the Monarch door whose features include integral multipoint locking, deadlock <head>facility</head> , and optional built-in intruder alarm, makes for what is probably the most secure entrance door currently available.            
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</instance>

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The role will involve providing economic back-up analysis and feasibility studies for planning activities undertaken at all levels by the Physical Planning Directorate.    
To quality, you must have a B.Sc.
degree in Architecture or equivalent, together with an M.Sc.
in Urban Economics backed by extensive experience in this discipline.
A knowledge of the use of computers for research work is essential, and relevant experience gained in developing countries would be advantageous.    
The State of Bahrain is the banking and commercial centre of the Arabian Gulf, with a large community of expatriates enjoying a relaxed, high standard of living.
Advanced medical services, quality educational <head>facilities</head> , varies sports activities, top hotels and restaurants, traditional and cultural affairs all provide a rewarding life style for the discriminating resident.    
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</instance>

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<context>
Sources at Compagnie des Machines Bull SA say that, in the multi-annual plan, chief executive Bernard Pache is likely to outline further potential partnerships and cost-cutting measures, adding that despite the tough tone, it is difficult to imagine that the new government will refuse all further financing for Bull, letting it run the risk of receivership and the dumping of 30,000 workers, at a time when France's biggest concern is retaining and creating new jobs.        
Hauppauge, New York-based Standard Microsystems Corp is cutting the recommended retail price of its Token-Ring network adaptors to &dollar;400 from &dollar;600, saying that using its own semiconductor technology makes it possible to cut prices while continuing to add features and maintain margins on the adaptors.        
Ottawa-based Bell-Northern Research Ltd, 70% majority-owned by Northern Telecom Ltd, opened an &dollar;80m lab at its Ottawa research and development complex: the 600,000 square-foot <head>facility</head> is its fifth lab there.        
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<instance id="facility.40160" docsrc="bnc_A67_1564">
<context>
Richard Peck House has earned a reputation as one of the finest convalescent homes in the country and those who stay there return home rested and restored to good health.
The costs of convalescence are normally met in part by individual or Branch contributions and in part by the welfare funds raised by the Association.
No one is turned away because of a lack of means.        
R.A.F.A. Sheltered Housing &mdash; Storrington, Bolton and Moffat    
The Association's sheltered housing schemes at Storrington in Sussex, Bolton in Lancashire and Moffat in Scotland enable residents to live independent lives but with support from an on-site warden should they have any difficulties.
The sheltered housing is close to local amenities to allow residents easy access for shops and other facilities.    
The residents are able to enjoy the privacy of their own accommodation together with the communal <head>facilities</head> offered within these projects.
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<context>
It was on this date personnel involved learned that an unidentified aircraft carrier would be anchoring at Greenock where the Spitfires would be loaded on board.
It was also rumoured that the carrier would be delivering the aircraft into the Mediterranean Sea.    
Original plan was to load the aircraft on barges in the River Cart at Abbotsinch then float them to Greenock via the Clyde for transfer to the carrier anchored in midstream.
Upon closer inspection of the tidal Cart, however, it was realized only two hours would be available during high tide for the operation.
This method therefore had to be cancelled as the time the carrier could remain at Greenock was severely limited.    
Authorities decided the only possible means of completing the transfer on time would be from a proper docking <head>facility</head> and requested the carrier be moved to nearby Glasgow for loading.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40168" docsrc="bnc_CL8_128">
<context>
It includes support for EBCDIC format, 370 integers, ISPF editing, ISPF PDF, JCL and ISPF Dialog Manager under OS/2, and &bquo;unique&equo; features invoke appropriate pre-processors when compiling IMS, CICS and DB2 PL/I programs.
IMS and CICS testing and management facilities for OS/2 can be accessed directly from ADMVS panels.
The PL/I for ADMVS compiler adds a number of new functions, new compiler options, diagnostic facilities and subroutines which can increase productivity by simplifying many common programming tasks.
Program interrupts or exception conditions that occur at run time can be detected by the hardware, the operating system or other software, or PL/I for ADMVS itself, the company says.
Using these <head>facilities</head> , users can handle these exceptions to write applications that provide non-stop operation, Micro Focus claims.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40172" docsrc="bnc_CBT_2878">
<context>
In the summary, Warburg gives the eps of 11.9p actual and diluted 11.5p, plus eps on continuing operations &mdash; actual 17.4p and diluted 16.5p.      
ALBERT FISHER    
Spotlight on treasury    
Albert Fisher (food distribution and services) devotes a section of its financial review by finance director Ian Quinlan to treasury.
As well as indicating the net surplus cash at 31 August 1992, this also reveals that cash is invested in short-term deposits.    
&bquo;Such deposits are spread between a number of deposit takers.
The spread and allocation of these deposits are reviewed on a regular basis by the finance and banking committee,&equo; the review says.    
Albert Fisher also discloses that, in addition to the gross cash deposits referred to previously, it had substantial unused committed and uncommitted <head>facilities</head> at 31 August 1992.    
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</instance>

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<context>
Between 1889 and 1910 fifty-eight clubs moved into new grounds, though there was often continuity of land use in the sense that, at least 35 out of the current league grounds were recreational or sporting grounds in some form before the clubs moved in&equo;.
Club directors were cautious and strictly functional in their building plans.
Archibald Leitch, a mechanical engineer from Glasgow, provided the standard design for stadia with three open sides and a two-tier grandstand running the length of one of the longer sides of the rectangle.
Much as their fans loved them for all their quirks, the aesthetics and comfort of a ground did not cross the mind of many football directors.
They did not seek to attract new customers by the excellence of their pitches or <head>facilities</head> as music-hall proprietors did through the plushness and extravagance of their theatres.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40181" docsrc="bnc_A33_609">
<context>
French racecourses, without bookmakers and with an undemonstrative crowd that tend to think of horses in terms of their number on the Pari-Mutuel rather than their name, can seem strange places to Britons.    
Phoenix Park, at the top end of the biggest park in any European city, is altogether more atmospheric, with Tudor-style buildings, bookmakers who are just as happy to take and pay out in sterling as in punts, and bands and clowns to provide extra entertainment.    
Racing and Ireland go together &mdash; it is said there are as many horses as people (three and a half million) &mdash; and racecourse crowds are extremely knowledgeable about the sport.    
In an effort to create more atmosphere at Longchamp, Horse Racing Abroad, the chief transporter of Britons to French tracks, has its own grandstands, bars (stocking drinks the British are used to), restaurants and betting <head>facilities</head> at the course to make its clients feel at home.    
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<instance id="facility.40185" docsrc="bnc_CPS_176">
<context>
The VIDI/O Analyst combines a waveform monitor and vectorscope &mdash; both standard pieces of video test equipment.
As well as the VGA adaptor, the board uses a personal computer's VGA colour monitor for all user controls and display of video signal data.
The Pattern Generator board provides more than 20 video test patterns.
Typical applications for these boards include video production, quality control, equipment inspection and testing, equipment maintenance and calibration, and troubleshooting.      
Captured waveforms    
They are also useful for inserting captured waveforms into documentation and remote video monitoring via modem.
Target markets include broadcast and desktop video <head>facilities</head> , technical trade schools, repair centres and quality-assurance inspection sites.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40188" docsrc="bnc_B29_1753">
<context>
Craigavon Lakes are situated in the heart of North Armagh straddling the main Belfast to Dublin railway line.
The South Lake is a haven for watersports enthusiasts whilst the North Lake has a rich and varied array of wildlife.
The surrounding path system makes the area an ideal place for a pleasant walk.
The cafe situated at the watersports building is opened for all the summer months and provides a comprehensive menu of both hot and cold foods.    
Various events such as Powerboat Races, Circuit of Ireland Rally, Carnivals, Mountain Bike Races and Fun Runs are held in or around the lake and farmlands and there are ample parking facilities.    
If you feel that you, or any group that you are associated with, could avail of our <head>facilities</head> , please do not hesitate to contact us at 0762 342669 or write to us at Craigavon Sprite Watersports Centre          
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So Mr Chris Patten, if he hangs on at Bath, and Mr William Waldegrave, who has a safe seat, had better stay clear of the bar.        
Election Comment: The party goes with a 2 swing    
By OLIVER PRITCHETT    
WELCOME to my election-night party.
These parties of mine have become something of an institution, and I am expecting a large number of people to come in and give their comments on the results in various constituencies.
As you can see, we have specially adapted the sitting-room to accommodate our experts; I have removed my old mac from the back of the armchair to give the place a more &bquo;streamlined&equo; look.    
We also have the latest in up-to-date technology &mdash; the TV set in the corner, which has a twin BBC-ITV <head>facility</head> , and, of course, a number of lights that can be turned on or off at the flick of a switch.
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<instance id="facility.40195" docsrc="bnc_ALV_853">
<context>
&pound;460m extra public funding to arrest the deterioration in the UK's science infrastructure.        
a halt to the reduction in science spending commissioned by government departments, down &pound;154m since 1987.        
publication of the annual funding recommendations made by the government's Advisory Board Research Councils.        
diversification of the skills and facilities tied up in defence &mdash; half of Britain's publicly-funded R &amp; D &mdash; into civil work.        
fewer short term contracts, improved career developments and increased salary levels to restore morale.          
Brett cited SERC's announcement that the nuclear structure <head>facility</head> at Daresbury is to be closed in December 1992, as evidence of the damage being done to research in the UK by underfunding.    
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.40199" docsrc="bnc_B76_181">
<context>
The dump is necessary because BBNFL's new THORP reprocessing plant, which should be in operation by 1990, will not be able to handle the volumes of waste that will be produced by Britain's power stations in the mid-1990s.    
The dump will be run by the CEGB and will require planning permission.
No site has so far been proposed but, wherever it is, another row over nuclear waste seems certain.    
It will receive waste from both the new Advanced Gas-Cooled Reactors (AGRs) now coming into operation, and future Pressurised-Water Reactors (PWRs), like the proposed Sizewell B station.
The plans for the dump are spelt out for the first time in evidence from the CEGB to the Sizewell inquiry, now in its fourth week.    
The THORP <head>facility</head> , which was the subject of the long-running Windscale public inquiry in the mid-1970s, is expected to have a life of 10 years.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30013" docsrc="wsj_1915.mrg_78">
<context>
The concern's National Service Division opened a center for emergency
service in Walnut Creek as part of its disaster-recovery plan.  KAISER
ALUMINUM &amp; CHEMICAL, Oakland, metal and chemical maker, annual sales of $
2.22 billion, had slight structural damage to its 28-story headquarters
building and employees stayed home yesterday to allow crews to clean up.
LOCKHEED CORP., Calabasas, aerospace and defense concern, annual sales of $
10.59 billion, NYSE, said its Lockheed Missiles &amp; Space division closed its
Santa Cruz test facility because of power outages and landslides.  The
closing, affecting 266 employees, will continue at least until roads are
cleared.  It was n't known to what extent, if any, the
<head>facility</head> was damaged.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30022" docsrc="wsj_2338.mrg_22">
<context>
Workers at plants in Van Nuys, Calif., Oklahoma City and Pontiac, Mich.,
were told their facilities are no longer being considered to build the next
generation of the Pontiac Firebird and Chevrolet Camaro muscle cars.  GM is
studying whether it can build the new Camaro-Firebird profitably at a plant
in St. Therese, Quebec, company and union officials said.  That
announcement left union officials in Van Nuys and Oklahoma City uncertain
about their futures.  The Van Nuys plant, which employs about 3,000 workers,
does n't have a product to build after 1993.  Jerry Shrieves, UAW local
president, said the <head>facility</head> was asked to draw up plans
to continue working as a ``flex plant,'' which could build several
different types of products on short notice to satisfy demand.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30027" docsrc="ibm_02.cmb_103">
<context>
Any number of users can access a file control directory in read write
status.  146.  These users can write to different files within the
directory at the same time.  147.  Any number of users can access file
control directories in read-only status.  148.  In particular, when a user
has a directory control directory accessed in read write mode, no other
user can write to the directory.  149.  This requires that you do not have
the containing directory accessed read-only and that no other user has it
accessed read write.  150.  Only one user can have the update lock at a
time.  151.  Your system administrator can tell you if the batch
<head>facility</head> you are using is set up that way.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30033" docsrc="wsj_1915.mrg_20">
<context>
APPLIED MATERIALS INC., Santa Clara, maker of computer-chip machine systems,
annual sales of $490 million, OTC, had slight damage to headquarters, no
damage to manufacturing plants.  Company, with 1,750 workers in area, is
fully functional.  ATARI CORP., Sunnyvale, maker of personal computers and
software, annual sales of $700 million, Amex, had minor damage and expects
to be fully operational by tomorrow.  BANKAMERICA Corp., San Francisco,
bank holding company, annual revenue of $10.2 billion, NYSE, yesterday had
no power at its headquarters, 80 of its 433 Northern California branches
were closed and 250 of 750 automatic teller machines were closed in the area.
Securities trading was conducted in a backup <head>facility</head> in
Concord.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30037" docsrc="wsj_1320.mrg_9">
<context>
That level of production did n't take its toll on futures prices for the
fourth quarter, when demand is traditionally strong.  But because
first-quarter demand is normally the weakest of the year, several market
participants say, OPEC production will have to decline to keep prices from
eroding further.  The group plans to meet in a month to discuss production
strategy for early 1990.  With prices already headed lower, news of a
series of explosions at a major Phillips Petroleum Co. chemical facility on
the Houston Ship Channel also was bearish for prices.  Even though such
facilities use a relatively small amount of crude, analysts say, now the
<head>facility</head> wo n't need any, at a time of already high
availability.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30041" docsrc="wsj_1592.mrg_4">
<context>
The Intel 486 chip can process 15 million instructions per second, or MIPS,
while Intel's previous 386 chip could handle only 3 to 6 MIPS.  Olivetti
also plans to sell the CP486 computer in the U.S. starting next year
through Olivetti USA and through its ISC Bunker Ramo unit, which
specializes in automating bank-branch networks.  Viatech Inc. said it
received approval from the French government for its proposed $44.7 million
acquisition of Ferembal S.A.  The approval satisfies the remaining
conditions of the purchase, which is expected to close within two weeks.
erembal, the second-largest maker of food cans in France, had 1988 sales of
$150 million.  Ferembal has 930 workers at four canning manufacturing
plants and one plastic container <head>facility</head>.
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</instance>

<instance id="facility.30047" docsrc="wsj_0142.mrg_54">
<context>
Moody's said the average net asset value of 24 junk-bond mutual funds fell
by 4.2 % in October.  Mortgage-Backed Issues Mortgage securities ended
slightly higher but trailed gains in the Treasury market.  Ginnie Mae's 9 %
issue for November delivery finished at 98 5 8, up 2 32, and its 9 1 2 %
issue at 100 22 32, also up 2 32.  The Ginnie Mae 9 % securities were
yielding 9.32 % to a 12-year average life.  Activity was light in
derivative markets, with no new issues priced.  Municipal Issues Municipal
bonds were mostly unchanged to up 1 8 point in light, cautious trading
prior to tomorrow's unemployment report.  A $114 million issue of health
<head>facility</head> revenue bonds from the California Health
Facilities Financing Authority was temporarily withdrawn after being
tentatively priced by a First Boston Corp. group.
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</instance>

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Nothing was lacking.
They were very strong, you see, the Jenkins in Pontrhydyfen.
They kept the chapel going and they cleaned it as well.
They were all very funny, they could all perform, you know, do a turn.
Quite unselfconscious.
Quite outstanding,&equo; she said, as she had said before.
All Dic's &bquo;golden children&equo; stayed true through their great loss.    
If parents are your primary role models, then Richard   Jenkins was formed by an alcoholic father and a beloved mother who died and left him when he was two.
They say that in such a case you search for your mother for the rest of your life.
Oddly, though he could never bear to be out of her sight and cried whenever she left him, as soon as his eldest sister, the <head>faithful</head>Cis, got him to her own home he ceased to cry.
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<instance id="faithful.40012" docsrc="bnc_BMV_103">
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The feudal bond established in the first place a special relationship between the lord and a man whom we should call a cavalry officer, whom they called a vassal.
It enabled the lord both to recruit a knight and to reward him.
The vassal knelt before his lord, and placed his hands between his: and so became his man.
This was the act of homage.
Then he rose and swore a solemn oath to keep faith, to be true to his lord.
By this act he performed fealty.
These oaths, and the bond they established, had their origin in the relation of lord and follower in the courts of the barbarian chieftains and they had a powerful religious aura, though this did not always prevent them being broken.
&bquo;They are <head>faithful</head>to their lords&equo;, wrote William of Malmesbury of the Normans, &bquo;but swift to break faith for a slight occasion.
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<instance id="faithful.40019" docsrc="bnc_CH1_8233">
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RACE ace Willie Carson keeps Genesis star Mike Rutherford spellbound with tales of his exciting Derby and St Leger wins.
I hear that Rutherford is now plotting his revenge.
He plans to hypnotise Carson with fascinating, and no doubt endless, Genesis stories.        
OFF LIMITS    
BONO is to join GEORGE HARRISON, ERIC CLAPTON, SINEAD O'CONNOR and TOM PETTY at a show to mark BOB DYLAN's 30-year career in New York on October 16&hellip;
THE SISTERS OF MERCY have split up&hellip;
NENEH CHERRY has recorded a duet with R.E.M. 's MICHAEL STIPE&hellip;
DEXY'S MIDNIGHT RUNNERS are reuniting for an album and tour&hellip;
SUEDE'S first show was attended by 20 people.        
OVER THE LIMIT    
HOLLYWOOD celebs may not be <head>faithful</head>to their partners but, according to Dr Andrew Geeley's new book Faithful Attraction, most Americans don't cheat.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40025" docsrc="bnc_B11_439">
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One ardent supporter, no doubt worked up as a result of our pressure campaign, suggested a telegram to H.M.
the King!
It was reported that over-ripe tomatoes and some oldish eggs had been tossed at the door of two southern commercial stations, which was a smear tactic we deplored with emphasis.
We telephoned Mr Hector Charlesworth but he was, as yet, unable to take any remedial action, although I had the distinct impression that he would have liked to do so.
I organized a daily reminder in the press, on the &bquo;So Many Shopping Days to Christmas&equo; idea with a slow count-down until Radio Station 1OAB would be no more.
This motif was used on the air every day and we rang all possible changes on the &bquo;we're being done in by the big bogey-man&equo; theme, so much so that we had some of our <head>faithful</head>old lady listeners actually in tears.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40034" docsrc="bnc_CMP_2545">
<context>
At intervals an enemy horseman might appear at the edge of the village to gaze through a spyglass at the Dutch positions, but no attacks followed such reconnaissances, no skirmishers wormed their way through the fields, and no cannon crashed shell or roundshot at the fragile Dutch lines.    
At midday the French still waited.
The heat was now oppressive.
The western clouds had thickened and the old wounds in Sharpe's leg and shoulder began to ache; a sure prophecy of rain.
He lunched with the Prince of Orange's staff in the remains of an orchard behind the farm at the crossroads.
Harper, of whose status none of the Dutch was quite certain, shared the princely cold chicken, hard-boiled eggs and red wine.
The Prince, momentarily forgetting his orders for Sharpe to change into Dutch uniform, dominated the luncheon conversation as he eagerly expressed his wish that the French would attack before the Duke returned from his meeting with the Prussians, for then the Prince could defeat the enemy with only the help of his <head>faithful</head>Dutch troops.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40038" docsrc="bnc_A38_79">
<context>
For a light car, the AX rides surprisingly well, soaking up most road surface horrors with dignified composure.
Rough roads, however, of the sort council repair crews seem so keen to create, ruffle it slightly and cause it to slap its tyres on the road in protest.    
Anyone who thinks owning a diesel spells the end of driving fun, should park their backside in the AX's comfortable, supportive driver's seat and go for a quick ride.
It carries a bit more weight in its nose (diesel engines are heavier than petrol) but the derv-sipping AX is just as agile as its petroleum cousins.
Light, accurate steering allows you to place the car precisely in a bend, and although there is a fair amount of body roll, once you've chosen your cornering line not even bumps half-way through will deflect the <head>faithful</head>AX from its path.    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40041" docsrc="bnc_CCG_412">
<context>
Born in York on 16th October, 1918, he was baptised in St George's Church where he was to be ordained a priest on 8th April, 1945.
The monastery of the Poor Clares knew him well as a loyal altar server after his mother's early death.    
Faithful    
He has trained at Ushaw (1937&ndash;45) after office experience at Rowntree of York.
His father, Joe, and step-mother, Winifred Ryan, has met the costs of his Ushaw training.    
St Patrick's and the Holy Name parishes in Hull successively knew his scrupulously <head>faithful</head>service over 18 years until he became parish priest of St Mary's, Market Weighton (1963&ndash;1968), of St Mary's, Grangetown (1968&ndash;1973), returning to Market Weighton (1973&ndash;78) before his last appointment to St Joseph's, Newby, Scarborough (1978&ndash;1982).    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40047" docsrc="bnc_CAC_1159">
<context>
If the gans were sufficiently propitiated, they would use their considerable powers to attract good fortune.        
Ganymede    
The extremely beautiful son of the King of Troy.
Lustful travellers came from all over the world to watch him dance, naked except for a silk cap atop his curls.
Ganymede was beloved by ZEUS, who assumed the guise of an eagle so as to spirit him up to Olympus; there he was given immortality and became the gods' cup-bearer, responsible for giving them their daily draught of the Elixir of Life.
Holle wrote in his  Ariosto   of:      
&hellip; when Ganymede above    
His service ministers to mighty Jove.            
Eventually he was rewarded for his long and <head>faithful</head>service by being placed in the heavens as the constellation of Aquarius.        
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40051" docsrc="bnc_CL5_52">
<context>
Have you come into contact with any of them?      
B:    
RELIGIOUS LIFE: IN THE CHURCH AND IN THE WORLD  
In what way do you see Religious Life responding to the needs of the Church and of society facing a new millennium?
Will Religious Life need to be lived out in a new form?    
Religious Life for women is affected today by the attention given to the subject of woman, her vocation and role in the Church and in society.
What opportunities and problems are being surfaced regarding this subject?    
Every Religious Congregation has its own charism, out of which they have written their own Mission Statement.
In this way each congregation is trying to be <head>faithful</head> , authentic and dynamic in following the spirit of their Founder/Foundress in the service of the Church in today's society.    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40056" docsrc="bnc_CM0_12">
<context>
A sudden and unprecedented demand for a large number of new executives to accommodate and take full advantage of this growth coincided with a need for technical experts at management level to develop further the new products and technologies stimulated by the demands of war.
At the same time, military service had taken its toll in many American Boardrooms: inevitably, far fewer returned than had originally joined up, their ranks thinned by death on active service, by the desire to stay on in uniform and by retirement.    
The great demand for executive talent brought about by the wealth of opportunities created under the post-war Pax Americana soon exhausted the supply.
This was experienced by the largest and most outstanding US corporations, all manner of industries grouped together as &bquo;smokestack America&equo;, and by the powerful banks and finance houses.
All had prided themselves on training and nurturing their own people, and all boasted many employees who had notched up decades of <head>faithful</head>service.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40068" docsrc="bnc_CCN_524">
<context>
Phillis without a frown or smile    
Sat and knotted, and knotted and knotted    
and knotted all the while.    
So many months in silence past,    
And yet in raging love,    
Might well deserve one word at last    
My passion, my passion should approve.    
Phillis without a frown or smile    
Sat and knotted, and knotted and knotted    
and knotted all the while.          
Must then your <head>faithful</head>swain expire,    
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40074" docsrc="bnc_ANR_337">
<context>
Napoleon III was in no way put out by the rebuff.
He had always expected it, and in any case while his ministers were busy looking for a wife for him he had already made his own choice.
The future Empress, Eug&eacute;nie de Guzman, Countess of Teba, had already met her suitor while he was still President of the Republic.
She and her mother, the Countess of Montijo, had been introduced to Louis-Napoleon by means of their acquaintanceship with Princess Mathilde, an introduction which the latter certainly lived to regret.
Daughter of a Spanish nobleman who had been an officer in the army of Napoleon I, and who had also held a post as Court Chamberlain, Eug&eacute;nie had grown up in an atmosphere which was hopeful of, and sympathetic to, a Bonapartist restoration, her father having always remained <head>faithful</head>to the Bonaparte dynasty.
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</instance>

<instance id="faithful.40078" docsrc="bnc_CC9_26">
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The Presidential Rally on Tuesday evening saw Dr Hugh Kennedy take over as President, a fitting tribute in this Bicentenary of the BMS to someone who has given so much of his life to serving God and others through the BMS.
He spoke on &bquo;Christian Mission &mdash; People to People&equo;.
&bquo;Scripture&equo; he said &bquo;puts the great Commission from Jesus right at the heart of the Christian faith, or it is for every disciple&equo;.
The Rev David Neil, the Union's Mission Field worker stressed the need for churches to have a mission strategy or commitment to training or a willingness to reach out and become involved in their communities.
Dr Theo Angelov, President of the Baptist Union of Bulgaria, addressed the Wednesday evening rally on &bquo;People to People in Europe&equo;, when he told us of <head>faithful</head>Christian witness over a period of 40 years by many in his country living through extreme conditions and hardships under Communist rule.
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In the story of Aladdin, his beloved is told that the wonderful palace he has got the genie of the lamp to build for her will only be complete if a roc's egg is suspended from the dome,  DC   3.
&bquo;Great ladies&equo; assemblies' are only complete if Merdle, their &bquo;roc's egg&equo;, attends.
 LD   ii 25.        
Roderick Random.    
Smollett's novel,  The Adventures of Roderick Random   (1748), a childhood favourite of CD's; one of the &bquo;small collection of books&equo; left by David's father.
David as a child &bquo;sustained my own idea&equo; of Roderick Random, the scapegrace selfish hero of this picaresque novel, &bquo;for a month at a stretch&equo;, could see Roderick's <head>faithful</head>servant Strap at the wicket of Blunderstone church, and when Micawber went to the King's Bench, remembered Roderick's imprisonment for debt (chap.
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So JAMES &bquo;FRANK N. FURTER&equo; PRICE nips off into town to show us around the latest Zeppelin creation.    
While loading  Frankenstein   I took some time to read the inlay.
Quite usual behaviour really, the sort of thing most people do if they haven't experienced a game before.
Something that immediately caught my attention was the astounding similarity between the picture of Frank on the cover, and our very own Mark Caswell.
Feeling slightly puzzled by this I continued my perusal of the instructions.
It turns out that the Baron is short of certain body parts (also a bit like Mark!) which are essential if the experiment's to run smoothly.    
So, like people in power everywhere he delegates the task of collecting the necessary bits to a servant &mdash; the <head>faithful</head>but dim hunchback, Egor.
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The words quivered on the page: &bquo;You will probably be surprised at this letter,&equo; Leslie wrote.
&bquo;Among the few books I took with me into the Desert was  The Oxford Book of Modern Verse   which you gave me.
I often used to read it when we were in action and, believe it or not, every time I took up the book it opened at page 92, although I have never deliberately read that page, as far as I can remember &mdash; so I took the hint and wrote&hellip;&equo;    
I always had several anthologies of poetry with me, luckily including this one, so I feverishly looked up the poem: it was Ernest Dowson's  &bquo;Non Sum Qualis Eram Bonae Sub Regno Cynarae&equo;  , with its plaintive refrain:    
And I was desolate and sick of an old passion&hellip;    
I have been <head>faithful</head>to thee, Cynara! in my fashion.        
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As Christians, the awareness that Christ is the source of our love and significance frees us to serve our partner and staff to their weaknesses to help them become the man or woman God intended them to be.    
Human worth cannot be found apart from God      
An Accurate Self-appraisal    
The lists in Chapter 3 will provide you with a lot of ready-made ideas for this chapter, but think hard before you just copy them over.
Be sure that you are making a distinction between the instructions and intent of that chapter and this one.    
What are your assets?
Include such items as concern for others; being slow to anger; a willingness to serve.
Are you kind, considerate, easy-going, or out-going?
Are you selfless, or sensitive?
Are you a jolly person; do you have a good sense of humour?
Are you a hard worker; are you loyal, trustworthy or <head>faithful</head> ?
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Mass was usually celebrated by the priest alone; taking no active part in the service, the laity viewed proceedings from behind the rood screen, which separated the nave from the chancel.
None the less, despite this lack of lay involvement there is considerable evidence that the institution was very popular on the eve of the Reformation.
In early sixteenth-century London it was customary for the most pious lay people to rush from church to church in order to be present at as many elevations of the host as possible in a single day.
On the feast of Corpus Christi, crowds lined the streets to catch a glimpse of the consecrated host in procession.
Moreover, in addition to attending these public celebrations of the sacrament, wealthy individuals, guilds, and lay fraternities frequently held masses in their own chapels or on portable altars, and numerous chantry priests celebrated thousands of private masses for the souls of the <head>faithful</head>departed.    
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After Francis Bacon first drew attention to it in 1620, there was endless speculation on the reason for the striking similarity in shape between the coastlines of Africa and South America.    
Cardboard cut-outs of the two continents were made and fitted together, computer programmes written to devise the most perfect match between the two continents, similarities and the differences in the geology of corresponding areas studied ad nauseam, and even details of the animal life in each continent compared, but without reaching any firm conclusions on whether or not the two continents had ever been united.    
The remarkably <head>faithful</head>matching of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge to the shapes of the continents was a great boost to the theory of continental drift, which postulated that Africa and South America had originally formed a supercontinent, which subsequently split up, with the two parts moving away in opposite directions.
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In these vicissitudes he is supported by the cockney humour and sharpness of Sam Weller, &bquo;boots&equo; of the White Hart inn, whom he takes on as his servant.
His adventures concluded he retires to Dulwich saying that he will never regret those two years, with their &bquo;scenes of which I had no previous conception&equo; leading to &bquo;the enlargement of my mind&equo;,  PP    passim  .
CD reintroduces Pickwick, not very happily, in  Master Humphrey's Clock  , where he is represented as joining Master Humphrey's circle and supplying the story of Will Marks.
 MHC   3  et seq  .        
Pickwick Papers, The.    
 The Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick Club, containing a <head>Faithful</head>Record of the Perambulations, Perils, Travels, Adventures and Sporting Transactions of the Corresponding Members, edited by Boz   (long title on cover of monthly numbers).
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One in seven of the people surveyed has had an Aids test.
Many people said the test took place because they were blood donors, but more than four per cent of men and nearly three per cent of women had felt the need for a test anyway.
Researcher Dr Anne Johnson said these people were from the group with the highest risk of contracting Aids.    
&bquo;It is quite clear that the heterosexual epidemic in the UK remains a small problem,&equo; she said.    
The survey revealed that 100,000 people had injected drugs in the past five years, with more than half sharing needles.    
One in 16 men reported sexual experiences with other men.    
The survey found that 39 per cent of British women are <head>faithful</head>to one partner over a lifetime, while one in 17 men and women under 59 have never had sex.        
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The Editor read the cable through and asked what steps I proposed to take.
I told him I should have to publish Sir Hubert's disclaimer, and warned him that an unedited publication would endanger implementation of an appointment from which Burmans expected so much, and would also lead to an unhappy relationship between the paper and the government.
The Editor was in a very reasonable mood and asked what I could suggest.
I suggested that he should let me write a version of the press telegram in a more discreet way, trying to keep the reporter's expectations and hopes.
The Editor agreed and so a day or two later my edited statement was published in Burmese on the front page of the  New Light of Burma   in a translation which U Khin Maung, my talented and <head>faithful</head>Information Officer, approved.
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At the heart, or within the innermost wall of the protestant &mdash; loyalist alliance, is the man of God &mdash; not woman, not rough, and not immoral &mdash; be he soldier, clergyman, businessman, or farmer.
After the account of creation and redemption, which despite the variance among intellectual accounts in the past probably has slightly less relevance as a divider at the popular level, the two main variants begin (for popular accounts, see Harris 1972; Leyton 1975).
In the Roman catholic account, Christ appoints Peter to lead the church he has founded.
In the other, the church is founded but taken over early on by the Popes in Rome and by priests who use magic and ritual to gain control of God's   people, thus profaning his divine word.
For the one version, the Reformation is the catastrophe by which half Christendom defects from the church, the church itself remaining intact and <head>faithful</head>to Peter.
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Although this video naturally concentrates on the only supersonic passenger aircraft remaining in commercial service, it also contains some excellent and rarely-seen footage of the development of its Soviet competitor, the Tu&ndash;144 &bquo;Concordski&equo;.
The USA's answer, the Lockheed and Boeing SSTs &mdash; the latter cancelled by President Nixon in the same way Concorde was threatened with cancellation by the Wilson Labour Government &mdash; are also equally well documented.    
The video theme of &bquo;higher, further and faster&equo; begins with an esoteric Hitchcockian opening sequence (the producer is one Stanley Hitchcock; any relation?), and gives the viewer a quick gallop through early piston-engined airliner designs with Richard Todd's mellifluous tones as voice-over, before describing the problems with the first passenger jet, the Comet, which was grounded after four crashes (later traced to fuselage metal <head>fatigue</head> ).
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When her husband died she became withdrawn.
John succeeded in breaking through this envelope of privacy.
His line of chat, and a  bonhomie   which could at times border on insensitivity, marked him out for her as a survivor; someone with whom she could risk herself; someone who could both carry and withstand her.
As she allowed herself to close the gap in their relationship, John became irritable and demanding.
She felt at one level that this was no worse than she deserved.
At another she was deeply resentful.    
The most basic of all human drives is directed towards forming and sustaining attachments to others.
For the new-born baby, the balance between life and death depends upon the success of this enterprise.
Hunger, pain, <head>fatigue</head>and illness all require attention if the baby is to thrive.
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Applicants for Trainee MLSO should be studying for State Registration, or possess a science-based degree in Chemistry of Biology of two &bquo;A&equo; levels in Chemistry or Biology.    
Benefits include discount holidays, a Superannuation Scheme and a Car Leasing Scheme.          
Research Engineer    
Development of state-of-the-art wind turbine technology    
The Wind Energy Group (WEG) is a jointly-owned Taylor Woodrow Construction and British Aerospace company that designs, builds and operates medium and large-scale wind turbines.    
Prominent in the worldwide development of wind power, WEG is currently working on a range of advanced wind turbine designs &mdash; from 300 kW to multi-megawatt size &mdash; which are supported by a comprehensive R&amp;D programme that includes work on aerodynamics, <head>fatigue</head> , adaptive control systems, transmission and materials testing.    
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There is no reason to believe that a new chancellor would make Britain richer.    
The real question-mark hangs over John Major.
The swerves in economic management have been as much his as Mr Lamont's.
While he has staked his reputation on the tangled European question, his government has behaved dismally, using legalistic chicanery rather than sustained argument to force its case through parliament.
It goes on flouting the popular will by refusing a referendum on the Maastricht treaty.
If the Danes say Yes next week, and yet &mdash; after all this &mdash; the treaty fails in parliament or the courts, Mr Major should resign.    
The press has been clamouring for &bquo;new faces and new measures&equo;.
The Conservative government smacks of <head>fatigue</head>and arrogance after 14 years in power.
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By helping teachers to set real-life problems for pupils, employers get a better class of recruit.    
The north-east of England is battling to overcome its share of the social problems that beset the UK.
The region suffers high unemployment, rural as well as urban deprivation, and in many areas schools struggle to keep children on beyond the age of 16.
On the bright side, the area is attracting sizeable foreign investment, particularly from Japanese and Korean companies, and has a strong core of business and local government leaders fighting to pull it up by its bootstraps.    
But, as everywhere in the UK, raising funds for community investment is becoming more difficult.
&bquo;We have a few big employers who are always asked for money, but they are suffering from donor <head>fatigue</head> ,&equo; says Paul Johnson, regional director for Business in the Community.
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This is intuitively what we would expect and we would say that it was due to a lack of sleep.
In practice, however, from about 5 o'clock in the morning onwards changes occur that cannot be explained in this way.
During the latter part of the night, in spite of having had no sleep, feelings of fatigue begin to diminish.
Indeed, by about the middle of the morning we feel surprisingly alert &mdash; we might even not bother with sleep after all &mdash; and we appear to have overcome the effects of a lost night &bquo;s sleep.
By contrast, later the next evening, we will find that our fatigue increases very markedly and we will feel much more tired than on the previous evening.
That is, in addition to the tendency to feel tired because we have been awake a long time, there is some rhythmic change that decreases our <head>fatigue</head>at some times and increases it at others.    
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When they finally settled in the branches of a tree there were hordes of them, so many that they looked like fruit overburdening their source &bquo;ripe to be plucked.    
A teenaged boy had approached her, holding out his hand, mutely begging.
&bquo;Have I asked you before?&equo; he asked when she refused him money.
She answered no, without thinking.
&bquo;Rotten, fucking cow,&equo; was his reply.
The depression, she realized, had given beggars the right to alms, first time round, but at the second attempt you were free to withhold your support.    
The man sitting at the other end of the bench took a quarter-bottle of whisky from the pocket of his torn donkey-jacket, twisted off the gold tin top and took a swig.
He put the opened bottle down next to him and smelled the top.
She worried for the safety of the bottle, knowing it was his food.
A debilitating feeling of <head>fatigue</head>overcame her.
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As time goes by, and our mountain activities acquire a gloss of history, there is an increasing interest in early accounts of the hills and those who ventured into them.
The Lake District has seen new editions of Wordsworth's and Harriet Martineau's guides, and now comes the reminiscences of Capt. Budworth, who walked the fells in 1792.    
Budworth is particularly important because he was the first fell walker to record his ascents with the same attitude and feelings as we have today.    
His ascent of Helvellyn is fascinating, not only because it can be followed in detail, but also because of his comment on his guide Partridge, from the Salutation Inn:    
&bquo;Partridge, who acts as guide, as boots, postilion, and boatman, at the Salutation Inn, might have brought us down an easier descent; but as he had been out with a chaise all night, he was perhaps induced, from <head>fatigue</head> , to take us the nearest way.
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The majority of these are of the so-called &bquo;Veneto Ware&equo; type, derived from Byzantine prototypes, including a fine, large pot (albarello) which suggests the influence of Lombard work, and an outstanding series of dishes and jugs decorated with geometric, floral and figurative designs, glazed in shades of green, brown and black.        
Much bent by museum fatigue    
Most eager tourists have experienced it: the natural exhaustion that overcomes them in art galleries, caused by the over stimulation of the visual senses.
This is by no means a recent phenomenon: in a study called Museum Ideals published in 1918, the American museum curator Benjamin Ives Gilman investigated the plight of the interested museum visitor, coining the term &bquo;museum <head>fatigue</head> &equo;.
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It is why butterflies warm up before flight, either by exposing their wings to the sun's heat or by generating heat internally by vibrating them; it is why lizards bask in the morning sun; and it is the explanation for the saying: &bquo;fast runs the ant as the mercury rises&equo;.    
If a raised body temperature promotes alertness and staves off feelings of fatigue, high body temperatures are obviously disadvantageous when we wish to get to sleep.
We all have experienced inability to sleep when we cannot settle down and problems occupy our minds.
Many factors can cause this but one of them would be a body temperature that is not falling fast enough in the evening.
It is a common finding when we are jet-lagged or trying to sleep in the day after night-work.
In both of these cases our body clock is wrongly timed for our life-style and so it does not cool us down and make us feel more fatigued in the hours just before bedtime.        
<head>Fatigue</head> , body temperature, and sleep    
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The first, which took 20 minutes, saw Martin open up a 6&ndash;2 lead only for Martin to recover to 6&ndash;6.
After two blank hands at 7&ndash;6, Martin won three rallies in a row.    
While the count of errors in the second game was even, Martin led by four in winners.
Whenever Harris looked like pulling back, Martin piled on the pressure.    
He overturned a 2&ndash;5 deficit to go 6&ndash;5 in front and served for the match at 8&ndash;7.
Harris foiled him with a cross-court volley into the nick and Martin lost his lead by misdirecting an audacious winner.    
Harris conceded the first point in setting with an error, but then reeled off three classic winners, a volleyed kill and two drives which flashed past Martin in midcourt.    
In the fourth game, Harris, probably due to growing <head>fatigue</head> , made liberal gifts of points.    
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<instance id="fatigue.40046" docsrc="bnc_ACE_3311">
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A conducted tour of the house by the whole family, brought him at last to the top floor where his bedroom was proudly displayed, which, though huge and filled with awesome furniture of hideous elaboration, impressed him less than the meticulous care with which his soldier servant &mdash; batman was apparently a naughty word in the Guards &mdash; had unpacked his belongings and laid all essentials neatly in the right places.
He opened one eye at 6.30 am the following morning and there stood that efficient individual dispensing bright conversation and a cup of steaming, over-sweet tea.    
Outside the Company Office, Charles was given a walking stick and marched up and down the stone courtyard with other officers between the granary in which the platoons were barracked and long low buildings nearby, previously the administrative block and now being used for the same purpose in military terms.
The men of the Company stood on parade while their officers perambulated.
Though in <head>fatigue</head>uniform, they were almost as smart and well turned out as Charles had seen such soldiers in peace time behind the railings of Wellington Barracks.
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<instance id="fatigue.40050" docsrc="bnc_A92_141">
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According to one theory, held by some psychiatrists, patients may find doctors increasingly unsympathetic to their plight.
This theory has it that, as a breed, doctors like to be masters of every possible situation, and that this may even be a factor in their selection of medicine as a career.
But this, it is claimed, may make them more vulnerable than most to negative emotions when they are shown to be powerless.    
This may result in swift and brutal treatment of patients with complaints which are difficult to diagnose.
Admittedly, some may have totally unrealistic expectations of the NHS's power to keep them fit.
They may be neurotics or malingerers or both.
But others may be worthy candidates for the very best of the NHS.    
Patients claiming to have Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) may come into the latter category.
Symptoms include <head>fatigue</head> , night sweats, weight loss and exhaustion.
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The physical act of training breaks down part of the muscle exercised, and it is during the next 24&ndash;72 hours that the muscles recover and begin to grow.
Your food intake is of prime importance during the rest and recovery stage.
It is no use stimulating muscle growth if your protein intake is insufficient.    
There is no quick and easy way to build muscles, but once you obtain the correct balance between training, rest and recovery, and diet, then your muscles certainly will grow.        
Training for speed    
Muscles are made up of fibres which have different mechanical properties, and two of the main groups of fibres are called fast twitch fibres and slow twitch fibres.
The fast twitch fibres have a much higher contraction speed and are associated with dynamic bursts of energy.
The slow twitch fibres react much more slowly and are more resistant to <head>fatigue</head> , producing greater endurance.
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His voice was soft as the hiss of a snake.
&bquo;They have no need of a torch, Se&ntilde;or Capitano.&equo;    
In case, panicked, they should wave the beam.
&bquo;As you say,&equo; Trent said and turned back to organise the loading.
Ammunition for the Kalashnikovs and Beretta automatics, grenades, half a dozen hand-held rocket launchers and their missiles.    
Next came the men's leader, Mario.
He was short, slim, and light on his feet.
His eyes were small and wide-set, bright like a ferret's.
A knife scar showed pale on his left cheek.
He spoke with a slight lisp and greeted Louis with respect but without subservience.
As with his men, Belpan Defence Force shoulder flashes were sewn to his <head>fatigues</head> .
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Whenever all the reps are completed with some strength still in reserve, then the weight should be increased, never the reps.        
Pyramid training    
Another method of repetition training for strength is to use the pyramid system.
Start with 5 reps at 75% of your maximum lift, then increase the weight but decrease the reps to 4.
Do this until 1 lift is performed at 90&ndash;95% of your maximum and then decrease the weight but increase the reps until you are back to 5 reps at 75% again.    
With this system (see table below) 29 reps will be performed, but it is the way they are split up that promotes the development of greater strength.
This type of training is very demanding and rest and food intake are most important.
At least 1 or 2 rest days will be required between training sessions.
Also, you will need to be particularly careful with your diet if you are not to suffer from <head>fatigue</head> .
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Sharp is claimed to be leading the world in the area of development and production of individual/home information tools and plans development and exploitation of &bquo;the next-generation of products based on their &bquo;Personal Information Tool&equo; initiative which advocates considering communication among people and co-possession of information going beyond the conventional personal idea and creating a new life culture&equo; &mdash; Their words not ours!      
FM BREAKTHROUGH    
A new method of decoding narrow band f.m.
signals has recently been announced by Ampsys Ltd., a small spin off company of Paisley College.
This patented technique removes the spikes (or spurs) from the radio signal just as the link is breaking down and also provides inaudible squelching.
The two effects, it is claimed, greatly reduce listener <head>fatigue</head>especially over sustained periods.
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<instance id="fatigue.40074" docsrc="bnc_C9R_2664">
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Start with the subject talked about, be logical, come to the point, avoiding unnecessary waffle.
Be a clear speaker.
Clear speech with crisp consonants is invaluable.    
General announcements, group discussions or committees are difficult, the speechreader must look at the right place at the right time.
A little unobtrusive assistance by some pre-arranged signal can indicate who is speaking.    
Allow time.
It may take a little longer to speechread what you say.
If you are in a hurry or feel resentful, that will be obvious.
Be patient.
It is much more effort for the speechreader than it is for you.    
Be alert for <head>fatigue</head>&mdash; beware of talking &bquo;non-sap&equo;, allow a few pauses; when the speechreader is talking it is less tiring for him.    
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<instance id="fatigue.40077" docsrc="bnc_A75_753">
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These tasks appear to be done better at night with a general decline throughout the daytime to lowest values in the early evening.
A second exception to the parallelism between performance and temperature is a more general one.
In stressful circumstances the effects of daily rhythms are &bquo;swamped&equo; by the response of the body to the emergency.
For example, if you smell burning in the middle of the night you will respond immediately and fully, and not bother to &bquo;consult&equo; any body clock to see if you should calm down and be asleep!
This applies to both your physical and mental performance.
It is important, however, to remember that normally we are not stressed and so, particularly in repetitive and boring situations, the effect of our body clock upon mental performance becomes greater.    
How well many tasks are performed is affected by another factor &mdash; &bquo;<head>fatigue</head> &equo;.
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<instance id="fatigue.40080" docsrc="bnc_CB5_64">
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Benjamin, who had been walking for a month, found himself less welcome in his mother's room and followed Ruth around the house like a pet lamb.
She loved him more than ever.    
Ruth herself thrived too.
In spite of all the hard work she began to put on a little weight.
&bquo;You're getting quite mature in the figure,&equo; Mrs Peterson remarked.
&bquo;Your bust is filling out nicely!&equo;    
If it occurred to Ruth &mdash; and how could it possibly occur to Mrs Peterson &mdash; that there might be a good reason for this, she dismissed it from her mind at once.
It was true that she had missed a period, but that could mean anything or nothing.
She was never very regular.
She was not sick in the mornings and when occasionally nausea swept over her it was easily put down to <head>fatigue</head> , or to something she had eaten.
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<instance id="fatigue.40083" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1204">
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Plate 10 Measuring the extension of an operating jack on the crash site high in the Alps to establish the configuration of the aircraft on impact.    
It goes without saying that while all this is going on the engineering investigator will be on the look-out for any indication of a pre-crash failure or fracture of any part of the structure or    aircraft components since, although the wreckage will inevitably include very many broken units and pieces of structure, any serious defect that was present before the aircraft struck the ground is likely to be significant, if not fundamental, to the cause of the accident.
Such failures, whether they are the result of over-stressing, metal <head>fatigue</head> , stress corrosion, bending, tension, torsion, compression or chemical corrosion are identifiable to the experienced and alert investigator.
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<instance id="fatigue.40086" docsrc="bnc_CB4_1296">
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A three-and-a-half hour run can be superhuman effort for one person and a slow training run for another.
The simplest rule is to rest until you feel like running again.
My own experience is that the lowest ebb after a very hard run is not the morning after but the morning after that.
You and your body have been through a lot of stressful experiences, both good and bad, and it could be as long as two weeks before you feel like doing anything except the most gently of runs.
Although people do run marathons week after week, I feel that you need at least four weeks, and preferably six, before you can run another one well.    
Active rest is better than passive rest, so, unless you have very bad blisters, I recommend walking, cycling or swimming, but the main thing is to get the blood circulating through the working muscles and removing the <head>fatigue</head>products.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40089" docsrc="bnc_CJG_946">
<context>
Any visual task is rendered more difficult and fatiguing if it is undertaken in poor lighting.
Improving the quality of lighting is one of the most effective ways of increasing the effective use of vision, especially when there are problems with sight.
Sometimes lighting levels will need to be reduced to avoid distracting dazzle for photophobic children.
For other conditions such as retinal disease and macular degeneration, illumination must be good but without glare.        
Does it matter how close children get to their work?    
Proximity to the eye is one effective way of magnifying visual material.
It is not harmful to vision, but attention needs to be given to lighting and position to prevent postural <head>fatigue</head>and the development of spinal curvature.              
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40094" docsrc="bnc_C9R_2146">
<context>
And because all these things will begin to happen&hellip; exactly as I have been told they will happen&hellip; more and more rapidly&hellip; powerfully&hellip; and completely&hellip;
I will feel much happier&hellip; much more contented&hellip; much more optimistic in every way.    
I will consequently become much more able to rely upon&hellip; to depend upon&hellip; myself&hellip; my own judgement&hellip; my own opinions.
I will feel much less need&hellip; to have to rely upon&hellip; or to depend upon&hellip; other people.           
p 162: illustration/diagram          
Tinnitus &mdash; Noises in the Head or Ears    
Why is this in any way connected with speechreading?    
Tinnitus can be a cause of worry, tension and anxiety.
Tinnitus can interfere with concentration and add to <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40099" docsrc="bnc_BNB_804">
<context>
The prince's artillery, a mixed bag of 13 pieces, varying from one-and-a-half- to five-pounders, was placed in three batteries in the centre of the front line and on the flanks, but was ill-served by inexperienced gun crews.    
Although the royalists later alleged that the rebels had that morning received &bquo;a double portion of oatmeal and whisky for incouragement&equo; and that a &bquo;graite many&hellip; that we took prisoners were drunk&equo;, these must have been a fortunate minority, but everyone agrees that the prospect of action had had a reviving effect on even the hungriest and weariest.
&bquo;The highlanders,&equo; testified one Jacobite present, &bquo;though faint with hunger and ready to drop down with <head>fatigue</head>and want of sleep, seemed to forget all their hardships at the approach of the enemy.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40105" docsrc="bnc_CBU_2010">
<context>
Physical diseases associated with stress include high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, migraine, peptic ulcer, eczema, psoriasis, and infertility, as well as all the alcohol- and smoking-related conditions.
Diabetes is not caused by stress, but stress can throw established diabetes out of control.
There is also evidence (albeit controversial) that stress makes some cancers progress more rapidly.    
Stress-induced mental problems can be abrupt and dramatic; they include suicide attempts, irrational or violent behaviour, and the full-blown &bquo;nervous breakdown&equo; in which a person's thoughts and behaviour become sufficiently deranged to merit admission to a psychiatric hospital.    
More usually, however, the mental effects of stress are subtle and insidious.
The commonest stress symptom of all is probably tiredness, which (in contrast to physical <head>fatigue</head> ) is usually present on waking and does not get worse as the day goes on.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40108" docsrc="bnc_ASH_275">
<context>
Invariably, training an older horse actually means re-training.
Producing a young horse without problems is difficult.
Their learning curve is steep but this means that they will pick up bad habits and evasions as quickly as correct ways of going.
It is easier for a horse to evade going correctly because correct work is hard work, requiring effort.
Horses are not stupid and they soon grasp how best to avoid hard graft!
The pattern for retraining is the same as for training from scratch but often there exist problems which have to be corrected en route.
A young, green horse will be weak but if worked correctly will gradually build up the necessary muscle to enable him to perform the required movements.
He will show his <head>fatigue</head>by being apparently sluggish and lazy to the aids after working well for approximately 20 minutes.      
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40112" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1206">
<context>
It goes without saying that while all this is going on the engineering investigator will be on the look-out for any indication of a pre-crash failure or fracture of any part of the structure or    aircraft components since, although the wreckage will inevitably include very many broken units and pieces of structure, any serious defect that was present before the aircraft struck the ground is likely to be significant, if not fundamental, to the cause of the accident.
Such failures, whether they are the result of over-stressing, metal fatigue, stress corrosion, bending, tension, torsion, compression or chemical corrosion are identifiable to the experienced and alert investigator.
He will at a very early stage have taken steps to preserve evidence, possibly by photographic and other means, of an ephemeral or fleeting nature such as ice (if he is lucky the temperature on the ground since the crash could still be below freezing), or fuel leaking away from a damaged tank or fuel filter, or soot deposits indicative of fire in the air which could be washed away by rain or other disturbance.    
Plate 11 A fractured crankshaft form a piston engine showing typical characteristics of metal <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40116" docsrc="bnc_B14_164">
<context>
Becoming a competent swimmer is obviously sensible and for those who sail a knowledge of seamanship is essential.
Sailing is becoming much more popular in the UK and from the USA comes a warning about personal standards of responsibility while enjoying water-related recreation.
Williams &amp; Gonzalez (1987) highlight the increasing problem in the number of accidents caused by drinking and driving afloat.
According to the National Safety Council boating accidents are the second leading cause of transport injuries, and the US Coastguard estimates that at least half of those accidents are alcohol-related.
Discussing the ever mounting toll, they maintain that &bquo;combined with the effects of all   the sun, wind, spray, vibration and happy <head>fatigue</head>which go with boating, even moderate amounts of alcohol can be dangerous&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40120" docsrc="bnc_A75_417">
<context>
In practice this means a regularity in mealtimes, times of physical and social activity, and times of going to bed and rising.
If you can make use of natural or artificial time-cues (such as daylight or traffic noise) then so much the better.    
&bull; If you wake during the night (sometimes because you need to empty your bladder) then return to bed and relax as soon as possible, Do not get up for a cup of tea or snack as this will give misleading information to your body clock.    
&bull; As you get older, you tend to need less sleep.
Therefore make sure that you are not going to bed too early, particularly if you have taken a nap after lunch.
people often complain of &bquo;insomnia&equo; in such circumstances!          
YOUR BODY CLOCK, FATIGUE AND SLEEP      
<head>Fatigue</head>and body temperature    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40126" docsrc="bnc_BPA_321">
<context>
The fuselage vibrated, the interior lights flickered and dimmed; and then with a lurch they began to roll, bumping and jarring on the sectional concrete.    
Half a minute later the airframe gave one final creak and his stomach fell away as the Hercules lifted off, whining into the night sky.    
It finally came home then to Delaney what they were about to do in several hours' time.      
The last occasion he had parachuted into the sea, at night, operationally, had been off South Georgia.    
As the floor levelled off the lights flickered and came up, the engine noise settling down to a steady background roar.    
Delaney unbuckled his webbing and stood up, picking his way forward past the life rafts racked ready for the drop.    
Up in the forward end, behind the bulkhead, sat the five other members of G9, already dressed in thick Navy issue pullovers and <head>fatigues</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40130" docsrc="bnc_ACB_2386">
<context>
Trying to mix me up!&equo;
She wafted a butterfly away from her face.
&bquo;Anyway, it wouldn't prove he was there, would it?
Somebody else could've told him about it.&equo;    
&bquo;Who?&equo;    
&bquo;How do I know? &mdash;&equo; A thought struck her and she said, triumphantly.
&bquo;I know that he couldn't have done owt to Mr Bishop, though! 'Cos he wasn't here on Friday.
He was away, with his Mam and Dad, seeing his Gran.
He told me.
He never got back until Saturday night.&equo;    
Gazzer felt <head>fatigue</head>overwhelming him.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40134" docsrc="bnc_CRA_2348">
<context>
If those hurdles are cleared, the union and employers can haggle over the size of the hikes in basic wages and the conditions under which unprofitable firms can wriggle out of paying them.
For their part, employers want a low wage rise and &bquo;opening clauses&equo; that would allow individual firms to negotiate lower pay settlements.
IG Metall, however, will insist on a bigger pay hike.
To opt out, it wants companies to prove their need for an &bquo;emergency solution&equo; and negotiate with the union rather than directly with workers.    
Kurt Biedenkopf, premier of Saxony, and Germany's irrepressible Mr Fixit, was to convene formal talks among the combatants on May 13th.
He hopes a Saxon solution will be the model for a settlement in other east German states.
If battle <head>fatigue</head>sets in, Mr Biedenkopf may have reason for optimism.        
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40137" docsrc="bnc_CEE_1239">
<context>
At home, I would go on long walks, which were less the contemplative rambles I had previously enjoyed than frantic attempts to keep the body going, to keep the machine working.
No one else walked quickly enough for me, so I went alone and was able to indulge in yet another secret activity &mdash; climbing trees.
I enjoyed physical exercise, but I also enjoyed the thought that I was getting away with the sort of behaviour commonly considered inappropriate to a sixteen-year-old girl.
Even indoors, where vigorous exercise was impossible, I would insist on open windows, explaining that lack of fresh air made me feel sleepy.
I suppose that at school, where I had so little sleep, this assertion was true.
If I had admitted to cold in any of these instances, I should also have had to admit that my fund of energy   wasn't limitless.
I should have had to admit to <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40143" docsrc="bnc_ALC_1219">
<context>
Discussion revealed that women's interests lay very much with lambing, first aid, dairy husbandry and financial management although quite a few were doubtful about their capacity to cope with the last of these subjects.          
Training    
There was no equivalent of the ATB in Norway &mdash; the nearest approach seen was at Lien College where there was a low trainee to instructor ratio and a considerable practical input.
One college had started a course of 3 hours on one evening each week plus &bquo;homework&equo; for a period of 16 months.
The subject matter concerned mainly animal and crop husbandry and 20% of those attending the course were women.
After this pilot scheme, which was full, it was anticipated that there would be a charge of 250&ndash;300 pounds per person.
Some of those attending were travelling up to 30 miles and acknowledged that they suffered some physical and mental <head>fatigue</head>but could make no suggestion as to how to avoid it.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40147" docsrc="bnc_A75_1451">
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Try instead to eat foods that are higher on roughage; fresh fruit, wholemeal bread or rolls, celery, or carrots are all important sources of roughage.
You might even take some fresh fruit with you for the journey.    
Exercise    
Try to get some exercise during the flight to decrease stiffness and the possibilities of cramp and swollen ankles.
For some, a stroll down the aisles is sufficient, but isometric exercises (alternate tensing and relaxation of muscles) or those involving only limited movement (of the neck, back, arms and legs, for instance) can be performed conveniently within the confines of your seat.
One enterprising airway promotes this idea by showing an in-flight video that leads passengers through such a work-out.    
Sleep or naps and waking time    
Boredom and <head>fatigue</head>will lead to the tendency to take naps but whether this should be encouraged or resisted depends upon details of the journey.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40150" docsrc="bnc_CFB_1340">
<context>
Moral code to care for others    
By Pat Small    
WHEN Marie Haworth's husband was dying of cancer, the couple discussed what sort of funeral he should have.    
&bquo;Neither of us believed in God so we didn't want a religious ceremony,&equo; says Marie, a 60-year-old radiographer from Ipswich.
&bquo;It seemed wrong to have somebody mouthing things which had no meaning for us.&equo;    
Funeral directors were unable to suggest a non-religious alternative.
Finally, Marie contacted the British Humanist Association.
They put her in touch with Margaret Nelson, a former teacher from Elmsett.    
Margaret, a member of the Suffolk and North Essex Humanists, has conducted about 20 humanist funerals in the past 18 months, despite her own struggles against cancer and the post-viral <head>fatigue</head>syndrome ME.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40153" docsrc="bnc_CLP_1487">
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The behavioural characteristic which facilitates both of these requirements is knowledge of results.
This is the most potent and consistent performance shaping factor ever uncovered by psychologists.
It simultaneously promotes motivation and performance.
Knowledge of how well one is doing will not provide the basic motivation in that the performer must care about his performance but if this is established, knowledge of performance is a most vigorous factor in developing and maintaining the will to perform.
Carmichael and Dearborn (1950) demonstrated that continuous reading was likely to result in increased failure of concentration within an hour, but if the performance of the reader was checked and confirmed by asking questions at half-hour intervals then performance could continue for six to eight hours without signs of <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40157" docsrc="bnc_A75_1323">
<context>
The possible fatigue, indigestion, headaches, irregular bowel habits, difficulty with sleeping and concentrating &mdash; in fact, generally feeling &bquo;below par&equo; &mdash; will not be mentioned.
These are the symptoms of &bquo;jet-lag&equo;, and they are being experienced by more and more people as flights &mdash; many no longer a short journey across to France but spanning the globe &mdash; become more common.    
How does jet-lag affect us?
Why do we get it?
And, most importantly, what can we do about it?    
The symptoms of jet-lag have already been mentioned.
They constitute an assortment of ill-defined symptoms that affect people in different ways and to different extents.
Typically, a person suffering from jet-lag will feel tired at some point in the daytime and yet be unable to sleep well at night through difficulty getting to sleep or waking early.
This will increase a sense of general <head>fatigue</head>and might result in headaches and difficulties with concentration.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40161" docsrc="bnc_C8J_271">
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Imagine how they must have felt in St Peter's Square at the start of their journey &mdash; apprehensive, isolated and with no knowledge of either Italian, French or German.     
Martin Wain at the top of the Alps    
Two days into the journey then met with torrential rain in northern Italy; this was only to serve as a sign of things to come; the icy roads and driving snow that faced them as they climbed the Alps!
After a full day of hard effort they rose above the clouds into the cold, crisp atmosphere.    
At the top of the Alps they were able to rest and enjoy the blue sky, the panoramic view and the sense of looking down from on top of the world.
As Martin said, the scenery was &bquo;Dead ace!&equo;    
By the time they reached France both bikes and cyclists were beginning to show signs of <head>fatigue</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40165" docsrc="bnc_C9R_1808">
<context>
Write your worry down clearly and firmly, then go off and do something else, leaving the worry there on paper all ready for you when you return.
When you look at it next time, solutions may suggest themselves, and it can be looked at more objectively.
You have already defined what the worry is, so go on to look at the cause, list different possibilities for dealing with the cause and then decide on the action which seems most likely to be effective.
Transfer attention away from your own anxiety: &bquo;Turn your mirrors into windows.&equo;            
Tackling the problem: long-term strategy    
Your long-term strategy will need thinking through according to your own circumstances.    
Periods of concentration and relaxation should balance and complement each other.
This achieves much more in the long run than attempting to concentrate for a long time until <head>fatigue</head>sets in.
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40169" docsrc="bnc_CB3_993">
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Sevens, by the very nature of 14 men playing on an area normally reserved for 30, demands a high level of fitness.
The game's administrators have to realise that to burden players further with apparently ever-increasing expectations of fitness levels is incompatible with the amateur ethos they are dedicated to preserving.
They cannot have it both ways and, at the moment, by making such demands they are unwittingly pushing the game towards professionalism.    
The RWC men were soon under fire when, on the first day, the sides in Pool A discovered that their schedule allowed only three 20 minute rest-periods between matches.    
&bquo;This is ridiculous and unfair.
With the <head>fatigue</head>level involved here someone could get severely injured&equo; stormed Manuel Cabral, the manager of Portugal.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fatigue.40174" docsrc="bnc_A77_687">
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The recruits themselves have taken on a new air of self-confidence.
Although many look forward with uncertainty and some apprehension to joining a battalion, all display a supreme contentment and relief that the rigours of basic training have been mastered.
It is in the admiring, almost disbelieving, words of parents and friends, however, that the real achievement of training can be noted.    
Strikingly, even as the newly-qualified trained infantrymen relax outside the NAAFI with their visitors, the process of coaching other recruits to that goal goes on relentlessly around them.
A junior platoon, still weeks from their own Pass-Off Parade, marches slowly past, the <head>fatigue</head>of a day's fieldcraft training mixing with a look of envy on their faces as they notice the celebration of those for whom training is now a memory.
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<instance id="feeling.40004" docsrc="bnc_B13_648">
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A meeting of Leaders and Trustees was held in the Carleton Cafe the following Friday evening, 18 December &mdash; they wasted no time &mdash; and after a prolonged discussion the decision was taken to build a new church as soon as possible and certainly within the following five years.
A committee was formed with Mr Jackson as chairman, Mr N A Lyttle as secretary and Mr T Wilson as treasurer (Mr Wilson lived just across from the church, in Carrickblacker Road, was managing director in   Messrs Shillington's an d notably generous to small boys collecting for Missions at Home and Abroad).
The other members of the committee were:   (whose son, Waldo, was later to have a distinguished career with the BBC).    
At the beginning of 1937 steps were taken to sound out the <head>feeling</head> of the congregation about opening a Building Fund.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40008" docsrc="bnc_BN9_167">
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Gloucestershire informed Courtney Walsh, who had just led Jamaica, apparently inspiringly, to the Red Stripe title, that they were preferring Bill Athey as &bquo;Billy&equo; Wright's deputy this year.
And Glamorgan let it be known that their vice-captain would be Matthew Maynard.
Gloucestershire may well have been influenced by this being Walsh's benefit year, a traditionally powerful distraction, and by the fact that he could be thought out of touch, having missed last season due to the West Indies tour.    
Athey, though having been exposed as a poor leader, could also, like Allan Lamb, be considered a good number two.
Glamorgan's reasoning was less clear and because the discarded man is, or was, a candidate for the England captaincy when it becomes vacant next winter, <head>feelings</head> inevitably ran higher.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40012" docsrc="bnc_CFE_539">
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Practitioners concerned about suspected or actual abuse of old people will often be perplexed as to the best course of action.
Where carers admit that abuse has occurred, or are fearful that it may, the worker may have the opportunity to work with the carer (and where possible, the old person) on a future strategy.
This may be focused on support to relieve stress, the modification of certain behaviour or interactions, or the need for the parties to separate.
The last is usually to be regretted but there have been occasions when long-standing marital unhappiness was resolved by admission to residential care in the last years.
More often, of course, separation involves a younger carer giving up the role, about which there is often profound ambivalence.
The manner in which people are helped with those confused and painful <head>feelings</head> may have considerable significance for their future mental health.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40015" docsrc="bnc_CEX_1459">
<context>
I told Richard it was not only wrong but immensely stupid to lie about this sort of thing.
But it was I who was stupid, too stupid to see he had reason for wanting to establish what he thought of as respectable origins.
He should not have been ashamed of his grandfather, of course, but his upbringing had been pitiful, constantly on the march from one to another of a whole series of &bquo;uncles&equo; &mdash; there were several between his father and the solicitor &mdash; so that he had nothing stable in his life at all.
He told me, some time after we were married, that when he was at school he used to show round a photograph one of his mother's lovers had taken of part of Versailles, and say it was his grandfather's rectory in Ireland.    
I persuaded him to be ashamed of snobbishness &mdash; or perhaps   I only taught him to keep his true <head>feelings</head> from me.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40019" docsrc="bnc_AR9_1467">
<context>
Arguments such as these will weigh strongly with an inspector at a public inquiry, and there are numerous examples of local civic trusts and amenity societies working with local architects and surveyors to put up alternative schemes that will be far less damaging to their town.    
SAVE itself has prepared a number of such schemes for Billingsgate Market, the No 1 poultry site opposite the Bank of England and for Spitalfields Market, all in the City of London.
  The essential need when a proposed redevelopment poses a threat is to rally popular support.
The local authority may be hesitant as to the merit of the buildings and be worried whether the Department of the Environment will support it if there is an appeal &mdash; often a lengthy and expensive procedure.    
The most straightforward way of demonstrating the strength of local <head>feeling</head> is through a petition.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40029" docsrc="bnc_BN1_2268">
<context>
There the letter breaks off, and I find no other reference to this &bquo;most interesting, extraordinary and traumatic&equo; event until summer 1976, five years later, when I was asked to write a summary of my coming out.
There I described my brief encounter with psychiatry as follows:    
I compensated this fear, which I talk about in the letter (unsent) to my parents, in two ways: (1) by eroticising dangerous situations.
This is what I was supposedly doing in my earliest remembered erotic dream, when I was about five.
In this dream I was standing by a river watching a man in swimming trunks caught in the downward surge of a waterfall or weir.
He was being turned over and over by the rush of water.
I, as an observer, was filled with very strong erotic <head>feelings</head> which I can still clearly remember.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40033" docsrc="bnc_CGE_2571">
<context>
But whatever had happened to unsettle their dignity, they had spent the whole episode in usual fashion (along with Blake, Jeff, Adam, Sammy Jo, Fallon, Monica and Sable and the rest) all scheming away, trying to get each other's money, destroying each other's reputation and jumping into bed with those they had no right to.
It is all done very cheerfully, and you can hardly believe in the characters as real people, though these personality weaknesses are very-real and recognisable.    
It is noticeable how  Dynasty  ,  Dallas  , and many other soaps on TV tend to focus on this kind of human   weakness, often exploiting covetousness.
The impulse to covetousness provides much of the subject matter for the human battles of their story lines.
Plastic and unbelievable though the characters may be, yet realistic and true to life are the human temptations and struggles involved.        
The power to destroy    
What happens when the coveting <head>feeling</head> takes a hold?
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40037" docsrc="bnc_ART_1763">
<context>
No smoke without fire?    
Morrissey had another score to settle.
He still considered himself something of a failed journalist (   NME   amongst others, had turned him down five times in the early years) and he often expressed a desire to use his new found influence to move into spasmodic fits of journalese.
Effectively, he interviewed his childhood heroine Pat Phoenix for  Blitz  .
The ratings competition being what it is,  Blitz   put Morrissey in the cover of the magazine when, of course, it should have been graced by the familiar features of Elsie Tanner.
Although the piece was a well balanced probe into the Phoenix career (and an immensely interesting career it is too), one was left with the <head>feeling</head> that she wouldn't have been there had it not been for the status of her interviewer.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40040" docsrc="bnc_AHU_500">
<context>
Woking manager Geoff Chapple said the club expected a gate of up to 3,000 for tomorrow's home fixture with Kingstonian.        
Soccer: Feeble Spurs give Villa a field day    
By Christopher Davies    
Tottenham2 Aston Villa5 THE most disappointing aspect of Tottenham's 13th home defeat of the season was not their naive defending or individual errors that made Aston Villa think some of their opponents were practising for the PFA strike.    
It was the lack of physical strength and heart shown by certain Spurs defenders as Villa swept past them like a claret and blue tidal wave.    
Things are difficult enough for manager Peter Shreeves without players failing because of lack of heart.
He made his <head>feelings</head> known to his team who threw away a 2&ndash;0 lead to crash to their heaviest home defeat of a troubled season.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40044" docsrc="bnc_C85_3682">
<context>
He was standing quietly and hadn't spoken at all.
She was surprised when he said:    
Is there no means by which I can find Mr Randall?
I am determined to consult with him.&equo;    
James Lambert sighed heavily.
'f suppose you could try the Hatchett Inn if you won't take my advice.
When his mind's on   fisticuffs he sits in on the training sessions there.
But if you do find him, for God's sake only mention my name when no one else is within earshot.
There's nothing more I can do for you.&equo;
He was moving forward, opening the door.
As they passed him, he looked directly at Midnight for the first time and said with genuine <head>feeling</head> : &bquo;I'm sorry.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40049" docsrc="bnc_A6B_2169">
<context>
Other earlier themes resurface.
As in &bquo;Marie Lloyd&equo; the growth of the cinema was juxtaposed against the primitive Melanesian life, so in the play the interest of Peter Quilpe and Celia Coplestone in Hollywood contrasts with the reality of the primitive world for which, eventually, Celia abandons the Hollywood dream.
Unreality and reality continue to cross and recross throughout the play, as do the savage and the sophisticated.
London chatter, beginning with tigers in India, involves themes such as Montenegro peasants, primitive Guardians, libation rituals, and unrest among natives as well as more expected Hampstead material.
The matter of the drama continues to be eclectic as Eliot pokes beneath the glossy city surface to hidden depths of <head>feeling</head> , and as so often looks to Buddhism as well as Christianity.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40053" docsrc="bnc_BLW_1818">
<context>
Dr Alex Comfort lifted the argument to the realm of world peace when he maintained that sexual activity of every kind is necessary in order to free human beings from the instinct to fight and harm others.
He insisted that the world is run by powerful but sick people who control others because they have failed to eroticize their experience in a harmless way.    
A wide range of so-called sexual sicknesses was diagnosed, Instead of masturbation being classified as wrong or harmful, as it had been in Victorian times, it became not only permissible but obligatory by the new standards.
In the US, women were treated for &bquo;masturbatory orgasmic inadequacy,&equo; which would be laughable if it were not both sad and harmfully misleading.
The sexual revolution, which was thought to free people from <head>feelings</head> of sexual guilt, gave reasons for experiencing a whole new kind of guilt.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40058" docsrc="bnc_CF4_45">
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Competitiveness, aggression, brutality and maleness are all one in the same.
That Y chromosome, that mutated afterthought, was the cause of it all.      
In the winter of 1970 I attended the second national conference of the Women's Liberation Movement, held in a grim out-of-season holiday camp at Skegness.
I was, to put it mildly, wet behind the ears, politically.
In my first year in a London art school my two major preoccupations were whether you really could see William Turner's late   canvases   as a precursor to French Impressionism, and how the hell I could afford to clothe myself in the right gear to make a stunning impact on my new friends at the Gateways.
I went to the conference armed only with a general <head>feeling</head> of being pissed off that men seemed to have it all their own way.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40062" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1094">
<context>
His aim was for a deeper realism than that of the illustrators and photographers who called themselves Realists.
Why then did he admire them, and collect them so avidly?
Partly he was desperate to earn his own living and vindicate his decision to be an artist, and, in spite of everything, to place in front of his father and mother the hard-won gift of his success.
But what attracted him above all else to the magazine illustrators was their subject matter.
It had the kind of social content which stirred him.
It wasn't that he wanted to be more imaginative than them.
His future liberties with techniques were all to do with representation.
His urge was to deepen.
Representation could be more truthful, more profound than that, and ought to incorporate that <head>feeling</head> which had been naively symbolised by the halo in early primitive Christian painting.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40068" docsrc="bnc_B06_1419">
<context>
Finish the sequence by &bquo;holding&equo; &mdash; hold the feet for about 30 seconds, then the knees, the hands and finally the head and abdomen: place one hand on your partner's forehead, the other lightly on the abdomen.
This will &bquo;ground&equo; your partner, or put him or her back in touch with their physical body.
You could use this technique at the start and at the end of  every   massage if you wish and if it feels right for you.      
However, if you intend to work at this &bquo;subtle&equo; level all the time, it may be helpful to learn one or two &bquo;psychic protection&equo; techniques (see Chapter 7).
It is surprisingly easy to pick up the physical tension and the negative emotions of others if you are at all sensitive.
Therefore, you will need to learn how to quickly shake off any uncomfortable <head>feelings</head> , otherwise you will drain your own energy.        
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40072" docsrc="bnc_CBH_463">
<context>
The point is that it is middle management who spoil and destroy this potential relationship.
Everywhere negative feelings were expressed about supervisors and junior management as a role.
The myth was expressed this way: if only higher management would come out of their offices and join the workers on the shop floor it would be possible to create better working conditions.
Workers had an interest in producing goods and higher management knew about production &mdash; how else could they have become higher management? &mdash; and so if the two got together all the crises would be resolved.
Repeatedly the theme of making   the work place like a family was touched upon, and while higher management were not referred to as &bquo;parents&equo; it was clear that in <head>feeling</head> they were so regarded.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40076" docsrc="bnc_CJF_1086">
<context>
Dalgliesh said:    
&bquo;I think you're probably right.
You've been very helpful to us, Darren.
And you're quite sure that you didn't go into that room, either of you?&equo;      
&bquo;Naw, I told yer.
I was behind 'er all the time.&equo;
But the question had been unwelcome and for the first time some of his cockiness seemed to have drained from him.
He slumped back in his seat and stared resentfully through the windscreen.    
Dalgliesh went back into the church and found Massingham.    
&bquo;I want you to go home with Darren.
I've a <head>feeling</head> there's something he's keeping back.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40079" docsrc="bnc_CB9_1221">
<context>
David Bohm proposed that consciousness is basically in the &bquo;implicate order&equo; as all matter is, and therefore it is not that consciousness is separate from matter but rather that consciousness manifests in the &bquo;explicate order&equo; as does all matter.
He sees consciousness as a more subtle form of matter and movement and the source of what we perceive both of the external world and of ourselves, our so-called inner processes lying in the non-manifest, pre-physical realm.    
Consciousness or &bquo;life force&equo; is being increasingly seen by Western thinkers as an expression of a higher, more subtle, unseen and therefore unmeasured, spiritual field of force.    
Universal and human consciousness are one and the same in nature, the only difference being that individual consciousness is experienced as limited or restricted in its operation within its physical vehicle.
The activity of the mind is that of consciousness itself, as are <head>feelings</head> , thoughts, emotions, intuition, creativity and imagination.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40083" docsrc="bnc_A08_134">
<context>
Even in the  dissection   of  lucidity  .
Even in the  undermining   of  lucidity  .
As in my little essay,  The Death of Images  .
As in all I have ever attempted.
That is why it is important to work at night, he wrote.
Not to be warmed by the sun.
Cold light of the fluorescent tube.
No way of escape.
Alone with the glass under the cold light.
No thoughts.
No <head>feelings</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40086" docsrc="bnc_B14_1327">
<context>
Irrespective of personal interpretation of spirituality, the related system of values and beliefs can often bring comfort and reassurance during times of stress and when the individual is faced with moral dilemmas which require resolution.        
Environmental factors    
The appropriateness of the physical environment can certainly contribute to the effectiveness of the AL of communicating.
Poor ventilation in a room and extremes of temperature can be conducive to discomfort and interfere with concentration when communicating.
Lighting, too, is important.
Excessive light and glare can make a person feel too uncomfortable to converse, and poor lighting can mean that important non-verbal cues are missed.
Soft lighting is deliberately used for example by restaurateurs to induce a <head>feeling</head> of relaxation, enhance the enjoyment of the meal, and promote pleasurable conversation.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40089" docsrc="bnc_BMS_2308">
<context>
Anyway what?
&bquo;You can say things to your dreams.&equo;,    
Ah, this was what he was on about last night.
&bquo;Say what?&equo;    
&bquo;You in that cave.
All those echoes saying &bquo;Do it Do it&equo;.
You say to them, &bquo;Do what?'&equo;    
&bquo;I can't!
I'm asleep!&equo;    
&bquo;Think of the dream when you're awake.
Get the kind of <head>feeling</head> &mdash; feel frightened like you're in the cave.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40094" docsrc="bnc_CD3_814">
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By contrast, we see Tradescant lying on his newly sheeted bed, washed and with beard neatly trimmed, wearing a superfine linen shroud of the highest quality, the top-knot having now become nothing more than a small tassel attached to the linen itself.
It is, arguably, the finest pictorial representation of a seventeenth-century winding-sheet.    
In one the vestibules of the rebuilt church of St John, Egham, is a reset monument of 1638 by Maximilian Colt to Sir John Denham.
Far more dramatic   than his 1625 Cavendish monument at Edensor, here he has Denham resembling a semi-nude Donne, for the top-knotted winding-sheet has lost its pins and slipped off the body as his reinvigorated corpse steps out of a coffin, his left hand raised as if to shield his eyes from the   brilliance   of the Second Coming.    
The particular <head>feeling</head> of revulsion held by certain members of the aristocracy against poor and lowly corpse-dressers gazing on their naked cadavers is more associated with embalming than shrouding.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40099" docsrc="bnc_CA3_444">
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Lee took them from her and kissed her and whispered in her ear: &bquo;Be nice to Conrad,&equo; because she knew Philippa considered him decadent and damned.    
&bquo;Good evening, Conrad,&equo; Philippa said as she came into the room and bestowed a kiss on his bald patch, saint blessing sinner, and then called out to Larry whom she had seen going in as she walked up the hill with her offerings.    
&bquo;Come out, wherever you are &mdash; I know you're there,  doppelg&auml;ngers   don't disappear, and I want you to see my new dress.&equo;    
She was wearing something lime-green and minuscule, with silver sandals adorning bare legs that looked like the stems of a slender plant.
Lee felt jealous, lumpy, and tried to let go of the <head>feeling</head> as she arranged the flowers in the kitchen.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40105" docsrc="bnc_CAF_2077">
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But unlike Du Bellay, whose visceral fantasies of sinking his teeth into Homer and Virgil are frankly rather nasty, Norbrook isn't out to appropriate past authors for his own devices.    
Of course, he isn't so naive as to suggest that he has some privileged hot-line to the 16th and 17th centuries.
In his introduction, he reveals himself to be only too aware of the &bquo;complex transactions between past and present&equo; in which he is involved.
It is exactly this historical awareness that makes his anthology something special.    
Previous anthologies have centred on &bquo;timeless&equo; lyrical love poetry.
In a sense, there's nothing wrong with that, since some of the very best verse of the period (from Shakespeare to Donne to Marvell) falls into this category.
But Norbrook points out that our conception of this poetry as the intimate expression of personal <head>feeling</head> might itself be anachronistic.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40108" docsrc="bnc_A1B_653">
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This is certainly not the language that one uses of a resident sage or recognized &bquo;master&equo;; and it seems that in Paris at that time there was in fact no one who esteemed Pound in either of those ways.    
For just this reason the issues of  The Exile  , though they provide only conflicting evidence about Pound's acumen as an editor, are very instructive about the cast of his sensibility.
Particularly interesting is the fact that, after backing so many winners, Pound in  The    Exile   backed unmistakably at least one loser.
This was Ralph Cheever Dunning, whose &bquo;Threnody in Sapphics&equo; appeared in  The    Exile   number 2, and was strenuously defended by Pound in number 3:    
My present <head>feeling</head> is that any one who cannot feel the beauty of their melody had better confine his criticism to prose and leave the discussion of verse to those who understand something about it&hellip;.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40112" docsrc="bnc_BN2_489">
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It became far easier to identify Jews, communists and Poles as the cause of their misery.    
In the closing years of the nineteenth century, just as the eastern Germans were leaving the land and deserting the east, at the very time that the Polish population of the border districts was on the rise, the theoretical and practical policies of both the  Polenpolitik   and the  Kulturkampf   were hardening around the drive towards industrial and imperial expansion &mdash; if not overseas, which was almost impossible &mdash; then in the eastern borderlands.
It was by no means a simple set of <head>feelings</head> : many longed for the straightforward solutions that apparently lay in the golden-age reign of the Emperor Charlemagne when unity, conquest and expansion to the east had surely indicated racial superiority.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40116" docsrc="bnc_BMU_319">
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In less than an hour's time they would be at St Petrock's, and Susan would be on the platform to meet her, with dear old Sambo, the Airedale, barking his head off with glee.
She smiled involuntarily as she pictured the scene.    
That their father's death must be a relief to her elder sister was obvious, for Major O'Brien had been hopelessly paralysed for years, and during the last few months of his life had been unable to speak.
Susan had nursed him tirelessly, and no one had   ever heard her complain; but she would have been more than human if she had not been thankful that her long and exhausting task had come to an end.
All the same, Breeze felt worried about Susan.
Her letters had been so short of late, and almost devoid of news.
Perhaps she was tired out now that the strain was over.
That must be it.
But Breeze still had an uneasy <head>feeling</head> that it was something more.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40120" docsrc="bnc_CFE_1417">
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The practitioner has technical expertise, has some command of the organisation's scarce resources, and is supported by the generalised aura of power that surrounds officials in modern societies.
This power imbalance is likely to have a marked effect on the attitudes of elders to sharing information about themselves.    
White elders today, and even more so black elders who arrived in the 1950s, belong to a cohort that has often experienced assessment in earlier life as something that selects or rejects.
Such assessment is felt to have &bquo;kept people in their places&equo; (i.e. is a method of social control) by testing at school or at work, or through means-tested public and charitable benefits.
Although selective assessments may have been endured, practitioners today should anticipate that they will restimulate deep <head>feelings</head> for many who have perceived past treatments as inadequate or unjust.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40126" docsrc="bnc_CH2_8048">
<context>
On Tuesday, a libel action brought by Mrs Bauwens against The People newspaper over its story about the holiday ended with the jury deadlocked.    
Antonia said if Mr Mellor had intended resigning over their affair &bquo;he would have done so long ago &mdash; or would have been forced to do so long ago&equo;.    
The affair was revealed more than two months ago, with details of their telephone &bquo;love chats&equo;.    
Antonia, talking in London, said that at the end of the day &bquo;you are responsible for your own actions&equo;.    
She added: &bquo;You have to wake up and you have to deal with them.    
&bquo;I'm not saying I think he's foolish.
At the end of the day you have to think before you act.&equo;    
Asked if she had any <head>feelings</head> of guilt over the fall of a Cabinet Minister, Antonia said:    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40130" docsrc="bnc_CGD_1313">
<context>
 The role of carer   Caring can involve a variety of roles, not all of which can be comfortably accommodated.
To &bquo;mother&equo; a husband, &bquo;parent&equo; a parent, or offer &bquo;professional&equo; nursing care to a spouse may each at times seem abnormal, even though offering the best solution to the circumstances.
The case study in Chapter 2 illustrates this.    
 The biography of the relationship   People enter a caring relationship with the experience of a number of life events in common.
The quality of the relationship inevitably affects the caring process.
Abrams and Marsden (1987) found that it was easier to care for a heavily dependent person where there was an underlying positive relationship, than to care for a less dependent person where <head>feelings</head> were ambiguous or hostile.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40134" docsrc="bnc_A0L_22">
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&bquo;But many years ago, a wise old man said fall in love and you may fall flat on your face, but pick yourself up and rush towards the next one, knees bleeding, face bruised, arms open, heart on fire.&equo;    
Dear Walter the art teacher, old-fashioned gallant, shouting &bquo;bugger&equo; in class, casting lofty pearls to the in-group of disaffected teenagers.
She'd taken him   literally, although now she questioned whether that had been wise.    
Hollywood stars were safe to fall in love with, dead or a million dollars away.
Tennis stars.
People at bus stops.
And Jay would bathe in a glow of wonder that another human being could move her so.
After the first few devastating out-of-loves, she was warily certain that there would always be another goddess; the old idol became a fond memory, like a photo of a dear friend long absent.
Once in love, always loving.
Never letting go of that <head>feeling</head> , even when the flash-fire gut-lurch of In Love seemed distant, ludicrous, incredible.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40137" docsrc="bnc_A2A_68">
<context>
The Labour Party Conference: Kinnock hails party as fit for government: &bquo;We will keep on winning with no wheeling, no dealing, no horse-trading and no electoral pacts&equo;    
By JUDY JONES and STEPHEN GOODWIN    
NEIL KINNOCK yesterday hailed the Labour conference as a celebration of party unity and a demonstration to the electorate that the party was fit to govern Britain.    
In his keynote speech, the Labour leader said it was an inspiration to see the party working together in support of its policy objectives.
&bquo;It is not an empty claim to say that this conference is one of progress, indeed one of celebration, not of relaxation or complacency.&equo;    
The party was &bquo;not only telling itself, but exuding to the British public the <head>feeling</head> that we are fit to serve our country&equo;, he said.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40143" docsrc="bnc_A0F_369">
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Immediately after leaving SIS, I took a long holiday in Italy.
I finished up in Rome, home to so many of the works I lectured on, and on my last night there I took a walk down to Bernini's Trevi fountain in order to throw in the coin that would ensure that somehow I would one day return.
All around me there were young couples, arm in arm, doing the same.
I watched the waters for a while.    
&bquo;Bernini,&equo; I said at length.
&bquo;They used you, you know.
They wanted blood and they got it.&equo;    
Usually when I'm in a crowded place like this, I feel very lonely, but not this time.
It did not really matter   who we were or where we had come from; the fountain united us all in a common purpose and that was enough.
I remember the strange <head>feeling</head> I had when I left the square that night, a feeling of finality.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40147" docsrc="bnc_ACB_2060">
<context>
&bquo;Yes, and she hated your guts!&equo; thought Marie.
But she could scarcely control the quivering of her lower lip.    
And the home-help went off, pushing her bike, rehearsing her story in her head, improving it, adding a little detail here and there.
She was pleased that most people she told the story to that day proved to be a more appreciative audience than Marie had been.
At least they didn't stand there looking stupid: at least they had the decency to look shocked and horrified.    
When everything had seemed to be sorting itself out, when the way ahead seemed, for the first time in ages, to be solid under her feet, Marie felt the path crumbling away in front of her.
It was a distinct, physical <head>feeling</head> of sick panic, as if she had taken a step &mdash; and there was nothing there.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40150" docsrc="bnc_CEP_6448">
<context>
Becker didn't play particularly badly &mdash; his service wasn't broken at all during the match, although he did serve five double faults &mdash; but in the big points in the tie-break, Sampras was supreme.    
He served 13 sizzling aces during the match, and said afterwards: &bquo;He played very well.
It all depended on a couple of big points and fortunately I got them.&equo;    
Earlier Edberg's attempt to win back his World No 1 ranking got off to a stuttering start when he beat Czecholslovakia's Korda, 6&ndash;3, 7&ndash;6 (11&ndash;9).    
In last night's other match Croatia's world No 4 Goran Ivanisevic beat America's Michael Chang, 7&ndash;6 (7&ndash;4), 6&ndash;2.    
Martina Navratilova announced she is likely to retire at the end of next year after she blasted aside Manuela Maleeva-Fragniere 6&ndash;2, 6&ndash;2 in the first round of the Virginia Slims championships in New York.    
&bquo;My gut <head>feeling</head> is that this coming year will be my last,&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40153" docsrc="bnc_C9M_966">
<context>
&bquo;Naaah, too lazy!
I think my style basically came from copying other people's stuff, but it was never that important to me to get it perfect.
So it would be, &bquo;Hey, this is close enough.
This looks like a Van Halen thing.
Cool!&equo;
So it was basically my completely wrecked versions of someone else's things.
But I think it's starting to turn now.
I can remember when Malmsteen hit, everybody was getting very technically geared up and that was the thing.
Now that has come to pass, I think everyone is gearing back down and it will be down for a couple of years before it goes back up; it just seems to go back and forth.
What really impresses me about players is having a unique sound, whether it's fast or slow.
A lot of people say that if you play fast you have no <head>feeling</head> , which is completely wrong.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40159" docsrc="bnc_B2F_1339">
<context>
The problems with unwanted feelings are that they tend to hinder us in the here and now even though the feelings are often associated with past or future events.
Worry and guilt are excellent examples of this.
You worry in the here and now about things in the future which may never happen.
You feel guilty in the here and now about things that happened in the past which you cannot correct.
In both cases the present moment is being spoilt by fretting needlessly over past or future moments.    
What, then, can be done to prevent (  not   suppress but actually  prevent  ) unproductive, unwanted feelings?
It is important to be realistic.
The objective is to prevent, or at least nip in the bud, unwanted feelings.
In other words, the aim is to neutralize a troublesome <head>feeling</head> rather than to replace it with a positive feeling.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40163" docsrc="bnc_CRK_963">
<context>
He thought he was a moderate.
Neither left nor right, he believed he occupied that &bquo;extreme-centre&equo; briefly claimed by Cardinal L&eacute;on-Joseph Suenens in the post-conciliar period.
Did he not suspend Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre to the right as intrepidly as the &bquo;liberal&equo; ex-Abbot of St Paul's-without-the-walls, Giovanni Franzoni?
He did.
Case proven.    
What is my state of mind?
Am I Hamlet or Don Quixote?
On the left?
On the right?
I don't feel I have been properly understood.
My <head>feelings</head> are: &bquo;  Superabundo gaudio  .
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40168" docsrc="bnc_A3R_171">
<context>
No less devotion was brought to four songs by Joseph Marx, and although the rather overheated style of Nocturne elicited a few smiles (Parsons performing prodigies in representing the burgeoning June night) there was a touching ecstasy in Hat dich die Liebe beruhrt which was delivered absolutely from the heart.    
It could perhaps be said that Miss Cotrubas came truly into her own with the operatic excerpts that provided the second half of her programme.
Actually, she opened with Mozart's scena Misera, dove son which tested her somewhat at the top of the stave, but there followed arias from Manon, Don Pasquale and La Forza del Destino which she gave with commanding conviction, variety and characterisation.    
Towards the close there was the <head>feeling</head> that she was forcing a little at the top, and that the middle voice was tiring.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40172" docsrc="bnc_BNF_902">
<context>
So, the big question is, can they have the necessary row?
Can Joan Halton, within the safety of marriage, dare to protest in a way that gets the protest heard in a way she was not able to do with her mother?
Can Bob   Halton hear the protest and risk giving up some of his &bquo;I love me&equo;?
Can she get a bit more of &bquo;I love me&equo;, and feel loved and pleased?
Can a row about the endless Saturday afternoons he now spends bent over the bonnet of his old car be used as a vehicle for their underlying struggle?
Can he, after the row is made up and she has something for herself, be relinquished back to his car, knowing that she is not as greedy as he feared?
Can the car be allowed to be just a car, no longer a symbol of defence against possible demands, <head>feelings</head> about a prettier younger sister or a manipulating mother?    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40177" docsrc="bnc_CBF_12940">
<context>
&bquo;I felt like screaming at him but I was determined to keep my dignity,&equo; she said.    
&bquo;Instead I bit my finger so hard I had teeth marks in it for two days.&equo;    
Last Christmas passed in a blur of despair for the Button family.    
This year, Noreen is determined to make the day as happy as possible for the children.    
&bquo;David always used to wrap the presents and bake the Christmas cake,&equo; she said.
&bquo;The kids would wake up early and he would disappear under a pile of wrapping paper.    
&bquo;It was his favourite time of year and that is why we must celebrate it properly.
You quickly realise, as Mrs Adams hopefully will, that you must be strong for your children.    
&bquo;I laugh but not like I used to and at times like birthdays and anniversaries I have such a lonely <head>feeling</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40181" docsrc="bnc_CE4_922">
<context>
You will then still have enough material with which to create an attractive picture, rather than try to make a suitable design from a few odds and ends.    
The original bouquet for this picture was exceptionally large, so I have not been able to reproduce a life-sized replica but instead have scaled it down to fit into a picture frame.
You may find that you often have to do this, as even a modest wedding bouquet can be too large to fit into a reasonably&rehy;sized picture frame, and if it were reproduced in its original size it could become such a large picture that it would completely dominate any room in which it was hung.
So, a little artistic licence may be called for, and you will have to use your skills to create a bouquet picture that gives the <head>feeling</head> of the wedding flowers without reproducing them exactly.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40185" docsrc="bnc_C8Y_280">
<context>
You will find it much easier if you can bring yourself to take the very positive attitude that today the two of you are going to share just a few hours of life together: time that can never come again.
So you are going to give all you have got, and try to make something good out of it.    
If your elderly parent is, by nature, affectionate and demonstrative, always kiss her warmly on arrival, and when you leave; for many old people are greatly deprived of essential physical contact.    
If she lives on her own and poor health has robbed her of a normal social life, it is to be expected that her loneliness may have created such a build-up of unexpressed thoughts, <head>feelings</head> and   opinions that she may need to talk herself to a standstill before she is ready to converse with you, and interest herself in anything you have to say.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40188" docsrc="bnc_B21_79">
<context>
Behind the image of pride they hide their desperate need of acceptance, which they seek in everything they do, though they would never admit to it.
Recognition is of prime importance on all levels.    
As a child, this pride type would perhaps have been beaten in order to subject their will to the adult and break their pride, but without success.
This type will grow into a defiant adult seeking to prove himself to the world.    
Their show of power and manipulation of the world around them is, with some pride types, very subtle.
All is done to avoid being put on the spot or challenged.
They protect themselves from too much probing and they appear very secretive in nature but can take ice-cold decisions without a second glance if it suits their purpose.
Their inner self will avoid exposure by controlling their <head>feelings</head> and emotions.    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40192" docsrc="bnc_CH7_4071">
<context>
The experienced defender fears the law will result in forwards lunging at keepers who this season are banned from handling a kicked back pass.    
Already Manchester City keeper Andy Dibble has broken his leg in pre-season, so has a German keeper.    
Mabbutt said: &bquo;There could be a lot more broken legs among keepers.
The law puts them at risk from oncoming forwards and I can see a spate of potentially serious injuries.    
&bquo;This rule means a lot of managers might feel it necessary to have a goalkeeper as one of their five substitutes.&equo;    
The FA initially were opposed to the change, which was proposed by FIFA.
But their position changed at the International Board meeting at Newport on May 30.    
FA chief executive Graham Kelly admitted: &bquo;It is true we had reservations but there was a lot of <head>feeling</head> within FIFA and UEFA to the get the principle on the statute.&equo;    
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<context>
&bquo;You don't say.&equo;    
Lewis was sober, so far.
Also unaccompanied, like Nolan, though Harry had mentioned at one time that Lewis was married: his reclusive wife preferred to stay at home to avoid the fuss and fracas of Lewis drunk.    
&bquo;Nolan likes to be the centre of attention and you've usurped his pinnacle,&equo; Lewis said.    
&bquo;Rubbish.&equo;    
&bquo;Fiona and Mackie look to you, now, not to him.
And as for Tremayne, as for Gareth&hellip;
&equo; He gave me a sly leer.
&bquo;Don't put your neck within my brother's reach.&equo;    
&bquo;Lewis!&equo;
His lack of fraternal <head>feeling</head> shocked me more than his suggestion.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40198" docsrc="bnc_C8E_2928">
<context>
Pyke was leaning against the bar with Marlene, sipping a half of lager.
He didn't look the drinking type.
Three of our company went up to him and chatted briefly.
Pyke replied, but barely seemed bothered to move his lips.
Then Shadwell came into the pub, saw Pyke, nodded contemptuously at us, and left.
Instead of going over to Pyke, Terry led me to a corner table among the old men who drank alone every night, and there he calmly sucked his roll-ups as we sipped our usual pint with a whisky chaser.    
&bquo;Pyke's not showing much interest in you,&equo; I pointed out.    
Terry was confident.
&bquo;He'll be over.
He's very cold &mdash; you know what middle-class people are like.
No <head>feelings</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40201" docsrc="bnc_BPD_3100">
<context>
&bquo;And it's still falling apart.
Look!&equo;    
The sharp white lights of the television crew picked out the shards of the Worm, blowing about at the bottom of the pit until they became transparent and brittle, breaking into thousands of tiny pieces.
After a while, there was nothing to be seen at all.    
&bquo;How did a wind get down there?&equo; asked Ho.
&bquo;There's not even the slightest breeze up here.&equo;    
&bquo;I don't know,&equo; said Jack.
&bquo;It's all part of whatever it was.    
&bquo;Magic?&equo; asked Tina.    
&bquo;Not magic,&equo; replied Ho.
&bquo;Just <head>feelings</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40205" docsrc="bnc_CM4_1692">
<context>
As someone who was strong enough, strange enough&hellip;    
Jaq staunched the thought, like an open wound.
Carnelian had dealt that wound with devastating accuracy.
Not because the Harlequin man had sullied Meh'Lindi in Jaq's eyes, oh no, no question of such a despicable thought &mdash; but because Carnelian had used pleasure as a weapon, therefore Meh'Lindi must reject dalliance with any such delights; even if she had felt the faintest inclination to dally in the first place, and that was a dubious proposition.    
Folly! thought Jaq.
I'm reacting to her as dotingly as infatuated Grimm or mooning Vitali.
Double folly, now.
Carnelian's attack on Meh'Lindi has fuddled me.    
And her too&hellip;    
&bquo;We must both think very clearly,&equo; he said to her.
&bquo;We mustn't indulge our <head>feelings</head> at all.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.40208" docsrc="bnc_AB5_1662">
<context>
It certainly wouldn't have happened if David hadn't done the music, but it's not just as simple as that.
It wouldn't have happened if Angie hadn't been around as well, to keep his morale high and encourage him.
The great thing about Angie was that she was always for him.
always helping him.
She bought his clothes.
They had the same size shoes and they wore the same clothes quite often.
She was always there trying to be what he wanted and she wanted to make things great for him.
At the end, he wanted to be on his own, so he'd encourage her to go out on her own and go loony with me.
She became, for a short while, my personal manager &mdash; we did a radio promotion tour around England on the &bquo;Andy Warhol&equo; single &mdash; but I often had the <head>feeling</head> that they were things that were given to Angie to keep her out of David's way, to occupy her so that he could sort himself out.
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</instance>

<instance id="feeling.30033" docsrc="wsj_2142.mrg_28">
<context>
At Scudder and at the smaller Ivy funds group in Hingham, Mass., for
instance, some shareholders called early in the morning to switch money
from stock funds to money market funds, but later called back to reverse
the switches.  Because mutual fund trades do n't take effect until the
market close -- in this case, at 4 p.m. -- these shareholders effectively
stayed put.  At Fidelity's office in downtown Boston, Gerald Sherman walked
in shortly after 7:30 a.m. and placed an order to switch his retirement
accounts out of three stock funds and into a money market fund.  But by
3:15 p.m., with the market comfortably ahead for the day, Mr. Sherman was
preparing to undo his switch.  ``It's a nice <head>feeling</head> to
know that things stabilized,'' said Mr. Sherman, the 51-year-old co-owner
of a discount department store.
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</instance>

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<instance id="fine.40004" docsrc="bnc_A0L_1647">
<context>
&bquo;I couldn't look at you,&equo; she said, Lucy's fine hands on her shoulders.
&bquo;I was so angry.
I felt trivialised.&equo;    
&bquo;Never feel that,&equo; said Lucy, &bquo;Oh, God, I feel like I'm sixteen again.
Do you know what I've missed?&equo;    
Her hands moved over Jay's shoulders.    
&bquo;I remember holding your breasts,&equo; said Lucy.
&bquo;Last time&hellip;&equo;    
we stand in the hall, your fabulous eyes searched mine - read my eyes, one last and wonderful caress, shy love, love you are gone into the early morning dark night-rainbows dazzle everywhere you have been    
&bquo;For God's sake get under my shirt,&equo; said Jay low and urgent, stunned as their lips met, Lucy's tongue shyly exploring her mouth.
She ripped her shirt from her   jeans and her hands held Lucy's head like <head>fine</head>porcelain.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40010" docsrc="bnc_CHA_1057">
<context>
No-one,&equo; came the rebuff.
Lesley was totally happy about it.
Toni felt it was a loaded question: &bquo;I don't see any harm in the world seeing women as they see themselves,&equo; she commented.
&bquo;You reflect your personality.
That can only be good.&equo;    
Jennifer and Donita maintained a diplomatic distance on the subject.
&bquo;Whatever they do is fine,&equo; said Jennifer, &bquo;we're not here to dictate what other people should do.&equo;    
&bquo;Even if you want to dress really scantily clad that's your business,&equo; reckoned Donita.
&bquo;We're for choice right across the board.
Doing the whole male fantasy trip's always been a negative image for women to project, but we're not gonna change it by telling people what to do.
We can only do what we do and if it rubs off, then <head>fine</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40014" docsrc="bnc_CTX_2624">
<context>
A You're in luck on two counts, Mr Howlett.
First, because we're doing a network special this month, and secondly because the &bquo;man who can&equo;, can!
While a shareware Windows spell checker is available, you can only get hold of it in English.
However, a dictionary pack for PageMaker is available which contains PageMaker spell checker modules for 20 different languages.
It costs &pound;49 plus &pound;7 postage and packing and, because it's going abroad, it won't carry VAT.
Call                
Q I'd be truly grateful if you could solve a problem which is beginning to drive me nuts.
It happens when I try to use the Blend command in CorelDRAW 2.1.
Everything goes <head>fine</head>until, having chosen the number of blend steps (or leaving it at the default number), I click on OK.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40017" docsrc="bnc_ARS_1231">
<context>
Nevertheless, the principle of chisel ploughing has much to recommend it in the right conditions.    
Rigid-tined cultivators or &bquo;grubbers&equo; are very useful for breaking up consolidated or panned soil (for instance, in the spring after a root crop), and can often replace the mould-board plough in the first stage of working down a tilth.
They require considerable power, and are easily damaged on stony ground.    
Spring-tined cultivators with tines at about six-inch spacing, are much lighter than chisel ploughs.
They can work down an excellent tilth after ploughing so long as there is no unrotted turf.
They do not readily penetrate a panned surface.    
Rotovators and other cultivators driven by the tractor power take-off can produce a <head>fine</head>tilth in one pass, and are sometimes used to replace all other implements.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40025" docsrc="bnc_CMD_110">
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The path passes below the shapely peaks of Marsco and Blaven and the views are a reminder of the caution needed when heading high on this unforgiving island.
A diversion to glimpse the contorted interior of Harta Corrie is well worth doing.
The return trek can seem like a very long haul but all the effort seems well worthwhile by the time you're comfortably sitting in the bar at the Sligachan Hotel cradling your glass of single malt.        
Highlands    
OS Landranger 1:50,000, Sheet 41    
The town of Kinlochleven will be familiar to West Highland Way walkers.
An industrial centre, it's not the most attractive of Scottish towns.
But it is the staging post for the final leg which takes the long distance route to Fort William &mdash; and it's the beginning of another <head>fine</head>walk which, like the Way, skirts the heights of the Mamore range to reach scenic Glen Nevis.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40029" docsrc="bnc_B19_999">
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It was bizarre, surrealistic, a little enclave of cancer patients in a noisy, crowded bar.
Sufferers, seekers, avoiders of pollution, ardent proponents of detoxification amongst the hedonists.
Wreathed in trails of cigarette smoke, I had a burning desire to leap upon a chair and harangue the multitude.    
&bquo;Put out your fags, you foolish, thoughtless clowns or you too will have tumours in your lungs like poor, old Harry here!&equo;    
A long, shocked silence, then a man smoking ten cigarettes at once and glaring his indignation, splutters, &bquo;Who in the hell do you think you are?&equo;    
&bquo;I am the Cancer Man!,    
&bquo;The what!?&equo;    
&bquo;  The Cancer Man   and all these <head>fine</head>people with me are  cancer people  , particularly Nancy.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40033" docsrc="bnc_C89_1294">
<context>
Jane Foreman, Product Manager at Rexel told us, &bquo;In the years before 1960, traditional artists&equo; pigments were often natural minerals, some of which were compounds of heavy metals.
Even after regulations to protect children from these materials, some use in professional art materials was still permitted.
However, none of the pigments is question are used in the manufacture of Rexel Derwent products, pastels included, and because of this it has not been necessary to issue warnings with Derwent products.
All Derwent products carry the CE symbol to indicate that the product conforms with the current EEC Toy Safety Regulations which totally preclude the use of those pigments in their manufacture&equo;.      
OIL FLOWING FROM THE BRUSH  
My oil paintings often involve a lot of <head>fine</head>lines and small details, but when using fine brushes I find it very difficult to get the oil paint to flow from the brush very smoothly.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40036" docsrc="bnc_A0F_2814">
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&bquo;Thanks, I appreciate that.&equo;    
She saw me off.
The journey to Liverpool Street station was just a trundle around the Northern Line from Camden to Moorgate and then a short walk, and I accomplished it in good time.
In fact, I saw from the station clock that I had timed my arrival just about perfectly.
So had Jenny.
She came up to me with, I noticed, slightly less bounce in her step than there had been the previous day.
&bquo;Me or the party?&equo;
I wondered.    
&bquo;Hi!
How was the shelter?&equo;    
&bquo;<head>Fine</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40039" docsrc="bnc_ADS_1668">
<context>
How are you, Wilson?
And Pilade?
And Mr Landor?&equo;    
&bquo;All well, ma'am.&equo;    
&bquo;And have you had a quiet winter?&equo;    
&bquo;Not so quiet.
We had guests over Christmas, the house full, and three stayed until Easter which &mdash; oh, ma'am!&equo;
She came to a full stop, quite overcome, quite unable to continue such a pedestrian account.
Her heart beat in a way she had not been conscious of it beating for many a month and she felt near to tears.
Timidly, she went close to the bed and when the invalid stretched out her hand she took it gratefully and sat beside her.
The hand was hot, the skin dry and the slender fingers lay in her palm like splinters of <head>fine</head>porcelain &mdash; she was afraid to squeeze them for fear they might snap.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40042" docsrc="bnc_CEU_3182">
<context>
Masklin deflated.
&bquo;Oh.
Sorry.&equo;    
&bquo;And now, please be quiet.
The Ship is feeling lost and wants to be told what to do.
It has just woken up after fifteen thousand years.&equo;    
&bquo;I'm not very good at mornings myself,&equo; Masklin said.    
There is no sound on the moon, but this doesn't matter because there is no one to hear anything.
Sound would just be a waste.    
But there is light.    
<head>Fine</head>moondust billowed high across the ancient plains of the moon's dark crescent, expanding in boiling clouds that went high enough to catch the rays of the sun.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40047" docsrc="bnc_CKU_1455">
<context>
It also engages with joint ventures with two other dealers who are directors in the firm, Eugene Victor Thaw (the New York paintings and drawings dealer) and the Hon. Michael Tollemache (the London Old Master paintings dealer).        
New York    
Lucian Freud joins Acquavella    
Exclusive, world-wide deal    
Six months ago, Lucian Freud surprised the art market by parting company from James Kirkman, his agent for twenty years.
Following interest expressed by several London galleries which, according to market sources, will have included Lefevre, Thomas Gibson and Marlborough <head>Fine</head>Art, where Freud had showed his work until 1972, the senior British figure painter reached an agreement with New York dealer, Bill Acquavella, shortly before Christmas.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40051" docsrc="bnc_CLV_823">
<context>
The pilot survived, and a photograph of him holding the swastika emblem removed from the fin of the Heinkel was taken recently, naturally a most emotional experience.    
Completely new to me was the Skybird League, an aeromodelling association which presented an annual trophy to the winning modeller of Skybird kits between 1933 and 1940.
 Douglas Jones   of Christchurch, Dorset, won this competition in 1939 and 1940 (  A  ).
Sadly, he says, all the actual trophies were destroyed by enemy action during the war.
Perhaps his shield and mounted plaque are unique?    
 Stephen Simms   from Fleet, well remembers a memorable day when he raided his school Cadet Force dustbin one evening when the resident CO was having a clear-out.
The contents of this dustbin produced a <head>fine</head>collection of silhouettes (sillographs &mdash;  B  ) and photographic aircraft recognition cards.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40056" docsrc="bnc_ANF_518">
<context>
The whole head equably smiles in contemplation of knowledge; of madness of grace and sensibility; of stupidity of sensuality; of illusions and disillusions &mdash; all locked away as matter of perpetual meditation.
It is as readable as  Ecclesiastes   and more consoling for there is no lugubrious looking-back in this effulgent, unforbidding smile of intelligent equilibrium.
What avail for the artist to denounce such a work?
One replies that one can live by it as by great literature.
I will never part with it unless to a poet: he will find what I find and the unfortunate artist will have no choice as to his immortality.
But I don't think artists understand or bother much about immortality (I hope no flames of wrath are about!)&equo;.    
Artists, Beatrice generalizes with a <head>fine</head>sweep of her pen, have no principles whatsoever.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40060" docsrc="bnc_CDX_209">
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Everything is the same except they have electricity and water.
Come, I will show you.&equo;    
We walked to a house at the far end of the fenced area.
Half shyly, half proudly she opened a pair of narrow, carved wood double doors and I went inside.
It was cool and dark, a beautifully built long-house with decoratively carved wooden uprights, carved cross beams and a dormer roof.    
The walls were made of stripped palm fronds, closely woven and tied with hemp to the wooden uprights.
The roof was split palm lath, tied and pinned as thatch, then covered with a finely woven matting which made it quite weather-proof.
The walls were lined with another fine matting woven in a large diamond design of red and green.
The floor was the beaten and smoothed sand of the desert covered in layers of mats and overlaid with <head>fine</head>carpets.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40066" docsrc="bnc_CC0_1022">
<context>
 Sceptre   404 and 505 are a mix of sable and synthetic providing a long-life brush of high quality.
 Winsor Gold   is a range of hog brushes also suitable for acrylic use.          
FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: No 10 <head>fine</head>bristle brush from Osborne &amp; Butler, Series 980; Gerand Series F1 pure hog brush; White Taklon no 12 brush from Robert A Wade, Series 970; no3 Brush from Series SDRG by Gerand; Liquitex no3 Kolinsky Plus fan brush, Series 596; Winsor &amp; Newton Cotman synthetic brush; no8 filbert brush, Series SDF2 from Gerand; Winsor &amp; Newton Gold no4 short flat fine hog brush; Liquitex 3/4in Kolinsky Plus flat brush, Series 598; Pro Arte Acrylix Series 201 short flat brush; no 10 sable/nylon mix brush from Osborne &amp; Butler, Series 962; Daler B24 Bristlewhite no3 brush.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40071" docsrc="bnc_CKF_1080">
<context>
He sounded quite normal when he phoned, just annoyed about the holiday.
He said he'd call again as soon as he heard the result of the new X-ray, but not to worry about it, it's just the extra fuss they make when there's a doctor involved.
You know how it is.
So we'll just have to wait and see.
He won't be able to do much walking, of course, but he still wants to come.&equo;    
She finished on such a note of surprise that in spite of myself I laughed.
&bquo;He sounds all right, anyway.
Try not to worry, Ruth.
I'll ring off now in case he's trying to get through to you.
But I'll come up here to the post office this evening, and call you again.&equo;    
&bquo;<head>Fine</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40076" docsrc="bnc_B0P_346">
<context>
Your only chance is to pull at him from the side, which may steer him away from the refuge he seeks.    
If you do manage it, the fight is by no means over.
As the song says, it has only just begun.
Time and time again he will charge for the snags which are in range, including some of which you may be unaware, or others you may think are out of range.
Each time you should apply side-strain and try to steer him away from them.
This is no time for delicacy and posing, it is time for strong-arm stuff which would bring looks of admiration from a shark angler and cause a tiddler snatcher to cringe in fear.
Even when you think you have beaten him you should always be wary of a final fling, which invariably they can find the strength to muster.
Your reflexes should always be in <head>fine</head>tune so that you can react appropriately to whatever action the barbel tries to take.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40079" docsrc="bnc_AKU_309">
<context>
Glaxo rose from 799p to 812p, Wellcome put on 18 to &pound;11.28 and Unilever ended 24 higher at 920p.    
Gilts traders enjoyed another bout of support in the morning, amid some switching out of German bonds and into short-dated British issues.
Interest waned in the afternoon, but with conditions still said to be &bquo;squeezy,&equo; the Treasury 11&frac34;p.c. 2003&ndash;07 was able to hold on to a rise of &pound;516 to &pound;117&frac58; on a yield of 9.13p.c.        
The Market:    
Poor Aviva Petroleum.
Having seen its share price collapse on Tuesday after a series of market rumours, the oil exploration company put out a statement claiming everything is <head>fine</head>with its Colombian operations and also noting that its largest shareholder, Gulf Resources &amp; Chemical Corporation has increased its stake from 22.9 p.c. to 24.1 p.c.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40082" docsrc="bnc_ABR_969">
<context>
The joys &mdash; and the financial rewards &mdash; of the instant game had not reached the West Indies when Denness led his troops there a few months later and, as the two sides were drawn in separate groups in the 1975 World Cup, it was 1976 before they met again.
Tony Greig had already failed in his attempt to make the West Indies &bquo;grovel&equo;, and never looked like doing it now.
Indeed, in the first game at Scarborough they lost a wicket first ball and had three down for 23 before Barlow, on his first representative appearance, held the innings together with 80 not out, helping the total to 202.
There was one lovely freak occurrence near the end: Knott played the ball down to <head>fine</head>leg and Holding's throw hit the stumps with Barlow well home, whereupon he called Knott for a second run.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40085" docsrc="bnc_BNN_156">
<context>
Exiled from their own country for no reason, they developed keen antennae for any insult, actual or implied.
They resented stern reminders not to speak German, to be polite and always, always to be grateful.
Stuck in Dovercourt with little prospect of continuing their education or of fulfilling their parents' ambitions, they did not see what they had to be grateful for.    
Perhaps it would have been better for them if they had gone straight to hostels or agricultural training camps.
This was certainly the view of  Youth Allyah   workers like Erich Duchinsky.
He argued that teenagers were wasting their opportunities at Dovercourt, keeping the futile hope alive that they would be adopted by rich families and lead a <head>fine</head>life, when they could have been using their time to constructive purpose.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40088" docsrc="bnc_CES_1268">
<context>
After he'd taken out the bread, I took him back for lunch and he rested as usual in the afternoon, lying on his bed and listening to the radio.
About five that afternoon Miss Prescott arrived with him in her car.
It seemed he had become confused over the time I'd said I'd pick him up, although it was always the same, and Miss Prescott thought he was a little agitated and so brought him round herself.
She also brought two double-sided tapes of  Phantom of the Opera   for us to play.
This was one of the shows that was most definitely included in our plans to see, &bquo;when I am better&equo;.    
Our friend Gabby was bringing round our meal that night.
She phoned to say that, having only just returned from Chester, it would be around nine before she could get over with it, and would that be all right?
I said, &bquo;<head>Fine</head> ,&equo; as we were going to listen to  Phantom   and that would just about give us time.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40093" docsrc="bnc_CCP_839">
<context>
Impressive rock scenery, deep pools and silvery cascades; the ravines of the Peak District have a lot going for them as interesting ways of reaching the high moorland, suggests Jerry Rawson    
Scrambling in the Peak District?
Why not?
At first sight, apart from a couple of interesting narrow limestone ridges in the Winnats Pass, the reef hills of the upper Dove and some broken buttresses on Mam tor and around Kinder downfall, the area may seem to offer little to whet the appetite of competent scramblers.    
But don't be deceived.
Like Ghyll climbing in the Lake District, which provides memorable classics such as Piers Ghyll on Scafell, the Dark Peak can also furnish a few esoteric delights &mdash; albeit on a smaller scale &mdash; with <head>fine</head>outings such as Wildboar Clough on Bleaklow or the challenging Blackden Clough on Kinder Scout's northern slopes.    
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40098" docsrc="bnc_CFS_758">
<context>
Vegetable Lasagne is just one of the great new range of Weight Watchers from Heinz frozen meals.    
There are thirteen dishes to choose from in three separate ranges: Vegetable Plus, Pasta Plus and Menu Plus.    
All are under 300 calories and all taste absolutely delicious.        
Topol &mdash; more than just toothpaste    
Topol Toothpaste has been specially developed to fight the stains of tea, coffee, wine and tobacco.    
Now with its proven anti-plaque formula, brushing with Topol ensures healthy teeth and gums.    
And its added breath freshener leaves your mouth tasting fresh longer&hellip; for a smile that gets you noticed.     
Use Topol Stain-Fighting Toothpaste&hellip; and smile        
LYONS KEEP THE BODY    
Lyons have been selecting <head>fine</head>teas for almost 100 years.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40101" docsrc="bnc_CKU_1178">
<context>
Apart from anything else, there is no doubt that Joni's meeting with Berenson gave him access to a circle of wealthy collectors, like Dan Fellows Platt, and scholars and researchers, such as Frederic Mason Perkins.
These connections, combined with the intrinsic quality of the works, ensured that Joni's paintings found their way into milieux where they were appreciated and sought after.    
If we compare the copy of the Pinturicchio &mdash; excellent though it may be &mdash; with the paintings owned by American collector Philip Lehman, we have to admit that Joni's abilities, over a period of ten years developed to a remarkable extent.
Lehman's <head>fine</head>collection of Sienese paintings is well documented by   Ferderic   Mason Perkins, the American whose own collection of primitives now belongs to the Franciscan friary at Assisi, who published articles on the subject in Art in America in 1920 and &bquo;21.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="fine.40108" docsrc="bnc_B0Y_485">
<context>
The story is the subject of Byron's poem,  Parisina   (1816), from which CD quotes ll. 486&ndash;7.
 PFI   7.        
park, the,    
may refer to Hyde Park, Green Park, or St James's Park.
This last is perhaps the most likely in  BR   67.
It is also most probably the park referred to in  SB   33.
The park in  OMF   i 11 is, however, Hyde Park, near which the Podsnaps lived.        
Parker, Mrs Johnson,    
&bquo;the mother of seven extremely <head>fine</head>girls all unmarried&equo; who, perturbed by the bachelor curate's approval of the Miss Brown's child's examination society, hastily forms a ladies' Bible and Prayer-book Distribution Society (&bquo;treasurer, auditors and secretary, the Misses Johnson Parker&equo;).
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40113" docsrc="bnc_CRA_562">
<context>
The ancient Egyptians, with the help of under-exposed photographs, are revealed as black, and Cleopatra definitely &bquo;tawny&equo;.
Hannibal is simply &bquo;brilliant&equo;, Rhodes an &bquo;infamous imperialist&equo;.
(Echoes of Evelyn Waugh's Ishmaelite consul-general begin to flutter in the ear: &bquo;As that great Negro, Karl Marx, has so nobly written&hellip; &bquo;)    
The drum-beating can be more subtle.
In &bquo;Malcolm X for Beginners&equo; we learn that black men and women &bquo;were brutalised by the police and other racist groups.&equo;
Such remarks are irrefutable; but, quite deliberately, they are also propaganda.    
Fair enough, some will say; for generations, history has been written by whites for whites, and the black experience has been omitted.
Why not redress the balance?
<head>Fine</head> , if the balance is redressed.
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His comrades, meanwhile, get to work with power drills and grinders, showering sparks into the front row and creating an industrial cacophony that mixes mysteriously with the piped classical backing track they've picked to accompany their hellish instrumental.    
In the wake of Einsturzende Neubauten and, more recently, Disposable Heroes Of Hiphoprisy (both of whom swing a pretty mean power tool) Faust's hardware assault of the senses could easily be yawned off as nothing new.
The thing to remember, however, is that Faust were  first  .    
After a flexing of strained digits, Peron announces &bquo;The Sad Skinhead&equo; from &bquo;Faust IV&equo;.
&bquo;It's basically against violence,&equo; he explains.
&bquo;When you're violent you become very lonely.
That's why I call this song &bquo;The Sad Skinhead&equo;.&equo;
Faust plug back in and put the boot in with a vengeance.    
Equally <head>fine</head>is a snippet from &bquo;The Faust Tapes&equo;, the section that has words that go, &bquo;shake my buddah&hellip;&equo; or something.
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With your back to the Jesuit College, ahead of you is one of the most important buildings in the Mal&aacute; Strana, the former Town Hall (35/21), rebuilt by Giovanni Maria Filippi, court architect to Rudolf II, in 1617&ndash;22.
The building once had gables, destroyed in the 19C.
It stands on a rusticated arcade,   the windows with their mullions and transoms still have their broken triangular pediments and the bays are divided with strapwork of Mannerist design.
In 1575 in this Town Hall the text giving freedom of worship to both Protestants and Catholics, the so-called Czech Confession (see p. 9) was drawn up.    
At the S end of the square is the Kaiserstejn Palace (37/23), built by Alliprandi about 1700 in Viennese style.
It has statues of the Four Seasons on the roof and some <head>fine</head>vases by Ottaviano Mosto.
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</instance>

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Barbara Stocking, author of the King's Fund report The Future Shape of Acute Services, points out that pumps which deliver measured doses of cancer therapy, antibiotics, drugs for pain relief and clotting factors for haemophilia could now be used at home.
In Japan and America, some doctors are trying out remote control telemonitoring of pregnant women or heart patients at risk of raised blood pressure.    
But, despite the potential, Britain has been tentative in expanding hospital services into the home, although the distress caused to children who spend long periods in hospital has led to some developments in acute paediatric care at home.
Moreover, hospital early discharge schemes have been slow to develop, yet are immensely popular where they have taken root.
Linda Marks, in her King's Fund report Home and Hospital Care, singles out Peterborough HAH early discharge scheme for patients with hip fractures.
Mrs Megan Quaile, 79, who tripped and fractured her hip, came home after eight days and is &bquo;feeling <head>fine</head> &equo;.
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One suspects that the &bquo;old&equo; Banks might have put Prentice in the arms of a real aunt, rather than a politely honoured friend of the family, and there are fewer than usual Gothic touches.
Grandmother Margot's pacemaker explodes in the crematorium oven, a minor atomic blast in a country trying to go non-nuclear; a local urchin loses an eye in a fight at the cousin Urvill's restored castle (and has it replaced with an artificial one cast at the McHoans' Gallansch glass works); Rory and brother-in-law Fergus pass a nightmare night in a hill-top bothy with cannabis, whisky, a rat, two guns and one shattering revelation as props.    
These apart, the atmosphere is a great deal less Grand Guignol and Roger Corman than before.
The tense horror of the book (which is, after all, mainly about death) is done with considerable imaginative subtlety and a <head>fine</head>touch.
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Tenterden on the Kent/Sussex border (058 06 3033) is just releasing its first pink bubbly using mainly Pinot Noir grapes.    
If organic is what you seek &mdash; and this is fast becoming big business &mdash; then try Dr Hugh Tripp's fully organic Seyval wine from Avalon in Somerset (0749 86393).    
Another is Bewl Valley wines, produced by the Chapman family at the Bewl Valley Vineyard (0580 241741) near Tunbridge Wells, East Sussex, from Bacchus and Faber varieties.
Bewl Valley is beginning to reap the benefits after its first crop in 1987.
Bottles from this region sell wholesale at about &pound;72 a case.    
Most English wines have a <head>fine</head>fruit structure and a racily crisp freshness, so they are well matched to lightly flavoured fish &mdash; especially fish such as trout &mdash; and to light poultry dishes.
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The incident also offered us a glimpse of the   glamorous  , sometimes expensive, globe trotting lifestyle of a successful wine merchant.
Hong Kong one week, Tokyo the next, from San Francisco to St. Moritz on the International wine merchant circuit.    
August 1992 sees Tim setting off on a journey much nearer home and this time he's inviting the wine-loving gourmets of Britain to join him.
A mere &pound;1,250.00, fully inclusive, will secure your Pullman seat on the   glamorous   Orient Express for the journey of a lifetime.    
This elegant steam train will sweep you from Cherbourg to Bayeux to view the beautiful 11th century tapestry and thence to Paris with lunch on board.
A evening spent cruising the Seine with dinner and <head>fine</head>wines followed by a visit to the top Parisian nightspot &mdash; The Lido.    
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KENNETH Rose's item on the Queen's gift for naming her horses (March 29) struck a chord.
Was it Stainless Stephen, the popular comedian of the Thirties, who used to keep us informed about a certain impecunious Lord who had a horse named Final Demand by Every Post out of Somerset House?
G. E. Kalinowski (Mrs) Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk.        
Ancient and Modern: Premium bonds    
By PETER JONES    
PARTIES try to win elections with on-the-hoof policies they hope will forge a polling-day bond with an electorate ignored for five years.
In ancient Rome, Mafia-like networks of bonds and obligations between powerful families and friends held the key.    
The 2,800 election notices from Pompeii, hand-painted in red on house walls, show the system at work (<head>fine</head>example in the London &bquo;Rediscovering Pompeii&equo; exhibition).
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I said in the morning.
More outrage.
I didn't argue with them, just called up McKenzie and some of his merry men, who removed them forcibly.
I told McKenzie not to post any guards, just lock the doors and pocket the keys.
You're going to hear from the Greek government about this, sir.&equo;    
&bquo;Excellent.
Wish I'd been there.
And the girls?&equo;    
&bquo;Sweet reason.
No problem.&equo;    
&bquo;<head>Fine</head> .
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A customs officer involved in the case said Mr Bradburn had been under surveillance for weeks when he was arrested.    
Burning &bquo;Our colleagues in Dover alerted us to his address because of a large amount of post he was receiving from Holland,&equo; said the officer.    
&bquo;When we arrived at the house it appeared there had been an attempt to destroy literature by burning it.    
&bquo;But the flames spread, and set his living room ablaze.&equo;    
Firemen wearing breathing apparatus were sent in to deal with the fire at Hedley-on-the-Hill, Northumberland.    
The choirmaster was then arrested but has not yet been charged.    
Mr Terry Willcocks, Principal of Dame Allan's School, said: &bquo;There will be an investigation.    
&bquo;Mr Bradburn has shown himself to be a <head>fine</head>teacher and a popular colleague.&equo;    
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Einar goes &bquo;Whoooo&equo; a bit, the guitars saw away obligingly, but you're left asking  why  ?,  what for  ?, and I wonder if there's any juice left in the fridge?
There is, but there's not much juice left in &bquo;Vitamin&equo; by the time it reaches your ears.        
FUZZWEED: Dream    
Where guitar pop meets techno you'll find this hanging out trying to decide which direction to stumble.
The faintly stoned Indian vocal line doesn't help, and somehow this seems to me like a cross between &bquo;What Time Is Love&equo; and &bquo;Fools Gold&equo; with the charm of neither and a lot of other unnecessary junk.        
IC3: It Ain't That Yall    
Sugarhill groove meets a jazz funk classic meets modern production values, with Duke, formerly MC Duke, chatting in <head>fine</head>form on top.
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Niki went fishing for another drive, and thought he had one at Renault; but the big-manufacturer politics of that season and Gerard Larrousse's increasing weakness therein, sabotaged that: Niki was kept dangling, offered the drive and then dropped.
Dennis, in revenge, said he had been &bquo;talking&equo; to Keke Rosberg.    
Meanwhile, on the circuit, the season continued; so did McLaren's domination, so did Prost's rise.
In Canada, Niki narrowly lost out to Nelson Piquet and Prost trailed in third; on Detroit's bumpy street circuit, which Niki liked no better than he liked Monaco, Piquet scored a double.
Only five cars finished and Prost was fourth among them, well back.
Coming up to the first ever and only race in Dallas, a race run on a track that was breaking up and in the most intense heat imaginable, neither McLaren scored in a race that was brilliantly won by Keke Rosberg.
Back in Europe, Niki made a <head>fine</head>come-back at Brands Hatch, winning the race handsomely; Prost was forced to retire.
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I would stick to domesticated species, such as Goldfish or Koi.
For a coolwater tank you can get Paradise Fish, White Clouds, Blue Acara and even many Barbs and Killies.          
Use cooking salt      
Six months ago I moved house and acquired an 18&ft; &times; 9&ft; &times; 2&ft; pond.
It contained a Golden Tench, Golden Orfe, Goldfish, Comets and Shubunkins.
I added six Koi.    
A couple of weeks passed without problems.
Then two of the Koi and a couple of Orfe began to have problems swimming and were wagging their heads and going backwards.    
I isolated them in a holding pool and treated them with salt baths, but they all died.
Now the remaining Koi and Orfe are exhibiting similar problems.
All the other fish are <head>fine</head> .        
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One of these is technical, the other conceptual.
The technical problem is that of ensuring that the stimulation is of a duration and intensity to be physiologically realistic.
Ten minutes of stimulation at 100 volts in a system that operates on a millisecond timescale and deals in ion currents that generate a few thousandths of a volt is scarcely going to simulate what happens normally in the brain.
The conceptual problem is that of interpreting the effects of localized stimulation in a system that probably deals with patterns of input.    
Stimulation can either be electrical or chemical.
Electrical stimulation is delivered via electrodes, often similar to those used in lesion-making studies.
Chemical stimulation is delivered via <head>fine</head>tubes, cannulae, lowered into the   intended stimulation site.
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But, thanks to the sunny summer, many of the topmost specimens on my tree are as flushed with orange and pink as the imported stock from Australia.
Although it is assumed that birds have not a highly developed sense of taste, both tits and blackbirds, despite any flamboyant coloration to attract them, recognise Sturmers as worthy of attention, and those out of reach, when harder weather prevails, will, as in former winters, attract both fieldfares and winter-visiting blackcaps.
In his comprehensive Apples Of England, Dr Taylor states that &bquo;In England this variety only reaches full maturity in years of hot summers,&equo; and goes on to say that &bquo;Indeed, November- December-picked Sturmers are the best,&equo; and, with a basket-full of <head>fine</head>specimens picked for the first time ever in the latter month, I agree.
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If you have a spinner in your family, you will keep some sheep; possibly with fleece rather than carcase quality determining the breed.    
The larger the holding, the greater the surplus after family needs are met, and the more you can think of commercial enterprises as money-spinners.
In the end, it is your own &bquo;delight&equo;, capability, and strength that will limit what you undertake.
At some point the size of the enterprise may dictate that you think commercially rather than in terms of self-reliance.
If you can keep your &bquo;surplus&equo; projects simple and labour-saving &mdash; grass-letting or flying flocks of grazing animals for example &mdash; you May still find time to concentrate on feeding your family as your first objective on quite a large holding.    
Figure 2 shows the layout of my own ten-acre farm.
The land is old red sandstone with a very high content of <head>fine</head>silts.
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<instance id="fine.40181" docsrc="bnc_ASL_732">
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For example, a typical lineage may result in cell type A giving two cell types B and C, and only C continues to divide to give types D and E. Mutants can result in the substitution of type Z for B; or make the lineage symmetrical &mdash; B now giving D and E; or even generating a stem cell line with B being replaced by A which repeats the pattern of cell divisions and cell differentiation.    
The emphasis on cell lineage in the worm is a little misleading since the implication is that the behaviour of the cells is entirely determined only by the lineage and not by cell signals.
In some cases this is true,   but in other cases it is not.
A technique used to test for the autonomy of cell development is to see what happens to cells if their neighbours are killed-off by a <head>fine</head>laser beam.
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<instance id="fine.40185" docsrc="bnc_A6B_1081">
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That he thought this possible is suggested by his comments on Frazer whom he saw not as an investigator of a remote and hence irrelevant past, but as someone whose researches are like Freud's, of apparently universal application, applying not to a particular historical period but to &bquo;the soul&equo;.
Frazer, through setting out to study an essential ritual of the primitive dead, had done what Eliot hoped modern literature, including  Sweeney Agonistes   would do.
He had become a &bquo;vitalizing&equo; force.
Compared with Freud's, Frazer's work was &bquo;of perhaps greater permanence,, because for Eliot it was neither a collection of data nor a theory.
The absence of speculation is a conscious and deliberate scrupulousness, a positive point of view.
And it is just that: a point of view, a vision, put forward through a <head>fine</head>prose style, that gives the work of Frazer a position above that of other scholars of equal erudition and perhaps greater ingenuity, and which gives him an inevitable and growing influence over the contemporary mind.      
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<instance id="fine.40188" docsrc="bnc_AKV_299">
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Camborne gained their fifth Cornish Cup success after defeating Launceston 7&ndash;6.
Exeter defeated Brixham 30&ndash;10 to record their 10th victory in the Devon Cup.        
Rugby Union: Hull inspires Services    
By John Mace    
British Police15pts Combined Services22 NEITHER the British Police nor Combined Services were at full strength for their annual match for the Securicor Trophy at Imber Court.    
Despite this, they defied a cold and boisterous wind to produce a game full of movement and commitment.    
An incisive early break by Champion gave the Police an attacking scrum from which a well-worked set move put Evans over for a try, converted by Wills.    
Gradually, the Services backs began to gel, but it took a <head>fine</head>individual try by Hull to reduce the deficit.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40193" docsrc="bnc_A6E_325">
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From somewhere I got the idea of going to art college I'm sure it was because I'd read about all the rock musicians who'd started their bands at art colleges &mdash; John Lennon and Keith Richards in particular.    
I was interested in drawing but I never saw it as part of a potential career.
I went to art college for the music not for the art.
In fact, I only became a half decent painter after I got into art college.          
Let it Rock      
The particular premises that Let It Rock occupied had always been in the very vanguard of London fashion trends but working there wasn't as much of a shock as I thought it was going to be at first.
The way people looked was the most shocking thing.
They were all so done up and seemed so aloof., Yet, in fact they were really easy going and <head>fine</head>to get along with    
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<instance id="fine.40196" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1447">
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It was once a coaching house, standing on the main road between England and Scotland (all that remains today of   this road is a grass track).
Rumours abound; it is said that Bonnie Prince Charlie stayed here after his defeat in 1745, and it is also suggested that the house was a centre of smuggling as it stands a mere hundred yards from the head of the Solway Firth.    
Peggy Rockcliffe has worked hard to achieve its present high degree of comfort, adding bathrooms, a dining room and turning a barn into a spacious sitting room.
All three bedrooms have private bathrooms.
An excellent home-cooked three-course dinner is served.
If Peggy cannot offer dinner she will direct you to local pubs and restaurants.    
 Easily Accessible  : There are many <head>fine</head>local walks particularly in the upper reaches of the River Eden.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40199" docsrc="bnc_B1N_453">
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Dave, waltzing us along the undulating peat based roads of Mull, said he was giving us wave action practice before embarkation at Ulva Ferry.    
The intense blue sunshade strip at the top of the vast front windscreen gave a false impression of the day.
It was actually rather grey and windy outside.      
Packed like sardines, the motley crowd of tourists, me included, masochist that I am, could not land on Staffa.
We circled several times in the over-laden boat.
One of the two crew, the braver, told us it was on account of the work being done on the new landing stage that access was impossible.
A large helicopter buzzed overhead, a cement mixer hanging like a spider from a dragonfly.
&bquo;But you must have  known   this before we set off,&equo; said a very irate Italian.
The publicity material promised landing, weather permitting.
The weather was <head>fine</head> , if grey.
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<instance id="fine.40202" docsrc="bnc_AM5_373">
<context>
Slide the square-section spindle into the upper part of the lock (the lock is already fitted to the door).
Then locate the handle assembly over the spindle and drill holes for the self-tapping screws supplied.
Screw in place, then repeat the operation on the other side of the door.      
28      
Trim the drip bar to length, leaving a 2mm gap either side.
Using the drip bar as a template, drill holes for the self-tapping screws supplied.
Fix the bar in place            
PAINTING THE DOOR    
The door has a factory-applied coat of primer, so further coats of primer are not recommended, but a good quality exterior paint must be applied.
If glazed panels are fitted to the door, fill countersunk screw heads in the window frame(s) on the inside of the door with a <head>fine</head>surface filler.
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<instance id="fine.40205" docsrc="bnc_CDR_2366">
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Keep an emery board handy in case of nail snags, so your teeth do not get to them first!    
Start by allowing one nail to grow and take pride in it.
Then grow a second.    
Apply a bitter-tasting nail-biting deterrent.            
How to handle a manicure    
A regular home manicure need not take too long, but it can make all the difference to the condition and looks of hands and nails.    
1    
Remove old polish with varnish-remover and cotton wool.
Apply the pad, soaked in remover, to the nail for a second or two; allow to soften before swabbing off the polish thoroughly.    
2    
Use a <head>fine</head>emery board to shape the nails into rounded ovals, filing from side to centre in one direction only.
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<instance id="fine.40209" docsrc="bnc_ARM_678">
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A pictorial of some sorts, down under.    
All Photos by David Pang.    
Byron Convey, stalefish, Fairfield Ramp.
I think I met his persian cat once, during a persian cat fair in Paris.    
The end of a long day&hellip;    
Micheal Mullhil, Mute air, Woden ACT Ramp.    
Trevor King, backside carve, Woden ACT bowl.    
Blake Convey, ollie grab, mini ramp, ACT.    
Micheal Donovan, handrail, Fyshwick ACT.    
Patch Nugent, air to fakie, mini ramp, tucked somewhere in someone's backyard in some town, some state.    
TOP: Oh lordy, what a <head>fine</head>pool, let's take a dive and swim.
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<instance id="fine.40212" docsrc="bnc_AHG_555">
<context>
David Robson in this paper (&equo; one of the most beautifully written books in years&equo;) was also enthusiastic, as was Jonathan Coe in The Guardian who asked: &bquo;Why does Crace feel so much more modern and so much more relevant than writers who clutter their novels with a forest of contemporary references and cultural signposts?&equo;
In The Times, Jim McCue thought the writing &bquo;impeccably even and even handed&equo;.    
Those against the book were equally emphatic.
Zoe Heller in The Independent on Sunday found cliches on every page and much misjudged dialogue.
Peter Kemp in The Sunday Times complained that his parable &bquo;lapsed into the lifeless and schematic&equo;.
In The Independent, Tom Sutcliffe regretted that such a <head>fine</head>writer as Crace should have written a novel &bquo;so nullified by craft, so thwarted by a style which steadily blows against the direction in which the story wishes to travel&equo;.        
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YUENFU   MONASTERY   BY JOHN THOMSON    
THE GOVERNMENT OF CHINA.
SHEN-KWE-FEN, TUN-SEAN, MAOU-CHING-WE &mdash; CHINESE   MINISTERS   OF STATE    
THE CHIMNEY SWEEP BY JOHN THOMSON    
THE ABBOT AND MONKS OF KUSHAN MONASTERY    
COVENT GARDEN LABOURERS BY JOHN THOMSON        
KEITH CARDWELL    
Over the last few years, Keith Cardwell has become a big name in &bquo;documentary photography&equo;, he explains just how and why    
At the age of 44, Keith Cardwell is now in his thirteenth year of being a professional photographer.
He came to photography via a <head>Fine</head>Arts degree, a teaching qualification and a career which combined teaching, private painting projects and social work.    
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<context>
No. 4/287 was the site of the Convent of the Knights of Malta, built in 1728&ndash;31 by Thomas Haffenecker and containing good stucco by Carl Antoni.
It now houses the Institute of Oriental Studies.
No. 6/286 with a classical fa&ccedil;ade of 1840, was the site of V l&aacute;zni, one of the most famous of the Prague hotels.
Its guest list included Peter the Great, Suvorov, Chateaubriand and Bismarck.    
Now turn left into Mosteck&aacute; Street.
On the left, the house at No. 3/55 was given to Duke Rudolf I of Saxony by the Emperor Charles IV, and it stayed in his possession until 1409.
There are remains of the medieval building on the first floor, but its present appearance as a Renaissance house is due to late 16C work, probably by Campion de Bossi.
Nearby on the same side of the street is a building with a yellow fa&ccedil;ade and a <head>fine</head>Rococo balustrade (15/277) which belonged to the Kaunic family.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40224" docsrc="bnc_CJK_2267">
<context>
A stay at Broniwan in the heart of Wales can be an educational experience; guests staying at this small Victorian stone farmhouse are given the opportunity to feed the calves, milk the cows, make friends with the donkey and tend the hens.    
The farmhouse rests on a rocky slope and is surrounded by beech trees.
The surrounding area is very beautiful with gentle hills, waterfalls and purple heather.
The house faces south towards the Frenni Fawr hills, famous in Welsh legend.
The pretty garden with rhododendrons, irises, ferns and Victorian &bquo;immortelles&equo; surrounds the house.
The interior is furnished in period style with a pleasing 19th-century watercolour collection completing the picture.
There are three double bedrooms, one with en suite facilities.
The drawing room and dining room are furnished prettily in Laura Ashley d&eacute;cor and have very <head>fine</head>views.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40227" docsrc="bnc_A06_828">
<context>
But to say the truth, madam, let a man love reading never so well, when once he comes to know this tawn, he finds so many better ways of passing the four-and-twenty hours, that 'twere ten thousand pities he should consume his time in that.
Far example, madam, my life; my life, madam is a perpetual stream of pleasure, that glides through such a variety of entertainments, I believe the wisest of our ancestors never had the least conception of any of 'em.    
I rise, madam, about ten a-clock.
I don't rise sooner, because 'tis the worst thing in the world for the complexion; nat that I pretend to be a beau; but a man must endeavour to look wholesome, lest he make so nauseous a figure in the side-bax, the ladies should be compelled to turn their eyes upon the play.
So at ten a-clack, I say, I rise.    
Naw, if I find 'tis a good day, I resalve to take a turn in the Park, and see the <head>fine</head>women; so huddle on my clothes, and get dressed by one.
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40230" docsrc="bnc_CBG_10160">
<context>
WIGAN ATHLETIC'S mysterious new owners are standing by for an instant bonus &mdash; a third found FA Cup-tie at Old Trafford and the Pounds 100,000 minimum windfall it would bring in.    
First there is tonight's second round tie against struggling Third Division Bury to negotiate &mdash; a nerve-shredding 90 minutes with the thought of pitting wits against the stars of Manchester United enough to inspire both sides.    
A London consortium took over Springfield Park last week, installed businessman Michael Morris on the board and issued specific instructions to Chief Executive Brian Hamilton: &bquo;Get a few results and move us up the Second Division table.&equo;    
Hamilton, who will be released from admin duties to work closer with coach Dave Philpotts on the training field, says: &bquo;That suits me <head>fine</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="fine.40233" docsrc="bnc_ADY_289">
<context>
While Fiona was still on her way the medics stuffed Harry full of antibiotics and other palliatives and put stitches where they were needed, and by the time she'd wept briefly in my arms he was warm and responding nicely in a recovery room somewhere.    
&bquo;But why,&equo; she asked, half cross, half mystified, &bquo;did he go to Sam's boatyard in the first place?&equo;
Like a mother scolding her lost child, I thought, after he's come back safe: just like Perkin with Mackie.    
&bquo;He'll tell you about it,&equo; I said.
&bquo;They say he's doing fine.&equo;    
&bquo;You're damp!&equo;
She disengaged herself and held me at arms, length.
&bquo;Did you fall through the floor too?&equo;    
&bquo;Sort of.&equo;
The hospital's central heating had been doing a <head>fine</head>job of drying everything on me and I felt like one of those old-fashioned clothes-horses, steaming slightly in warm air.
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FRANKIE PAUL: FP The Greatest    
THIS REGGAE LP has a huge handicap in that the sleeve is not horrible.
On the plus side, however, blind singer Frankie Paul can usually be relied upon to turn out a stinging record, and this crisply-mixed, soulful m&eacute;lange of ragga, lovers and soul soon hits your aural G-spot.
Includes the superior &bquo;Me And You&equo;, the hard-rocking &bquo;FP The Greatest&equo;, plus the slightly aged reggae chart smashes &bquo;Little Walter&equo; and &bquo;A No Nutten&equo;, which still sound great.
The probably crazy Frankie introduces himself several times during the LP in a mad US radio DJ voice, and if that isn't novelty enough to make this worthy buying, then ignore it and just marvel at that great voice.        
THE IKETTES: <head>Fine</head>Fine Fine    
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All this would be fine were it not for the fact that Pearce has chosen to support the main course of his assault with a little verbal side-dish, to wit: an attack on  Punch  .
This magazine, the readers of the  Guardian   will have been appalled to discover, is plagued by &bquo;young men from Coopers &amp; Lybrand in striped shirts looking suspiciously at cartoons for excess intelligence.&equo;
The result, he claims, is &bquo;comedy's answer to Ramadan&equo;.    
Quite how  Punch   resembles a religious festival involving millions of peckish Muslims I'm not quite sure, except that we don't like Salman Rushdie much either.
But, be that as it may, I cannot let our corporate accountants go undefended.
They are <head>fine</head>men and they play a crucial role in the creative life of this magazine.    
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He arrived one year with his third wife, and the ashes of his late-lamented second wife tucked away in the boot of his car.
Ian Hay told me the lady's last wish had been that the Colonel should scatter her ashes in the headwaters of the River Laxford: &bquo;But, you see, his new young wife was not the sort of lady to enjoy much walking and the poor Colonel just didn't know how he was going to get the job done.
So I arranged for one of the estate stalkers to take the remains up the river, when the Colonel and his lady were out for the day.&equo;    
Towards evening, Ian thought that he had better make certain that everything was in order, before the Colonel returned, and telephoned his friend: &bquo;Now Ian, everything is just as <head>fine</head>as it should be; you can tell the Colonel that his good lady will be well out to sea by now.&equo;    
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The building was put up by an insurance company.    
Cross Pa&rcaron;&iacute;&zcaron;sk&aacute; Street, to the Church of St Nicholas where the Benedictines replaced the Gothic church of the German merchants with K. I. Dientzenhofer's bold design of 1732&ndash;5.
The detailing on the Pa&rcaron;&iacute;&zcaron;sk&aacute; Street fa&ccedil;ade is of 1910&ndash;14.
The s fa&ccedil;ade facing the square with its twin towers is decorated with sculptures by A. Braun.
Inside it is evident from its simplicity that this church belonged to the Hussites.
But the walls of the interior still retain their rich stucco by B. Spinetti, Braun's workshop decorated the dome, and there are paintings depicting Old Testament scenes by C. D. Asam in the octagonal cupola.
There is a <head>fine</head>crystal chandelier of the 19C and do note too, the metalwork on the doors.
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During the period from 1560 to 1625, many contemporaries, both inside and outside England, had regarded the English church as a pragmatic, if rather unsatisfactory compromise between two purer denominations.
By the early 1630s, however, some Arminians had begun to argue that the English via media was in fact superior both to Roman Catholicism and the more extreme varieties of continental Protestantism.
Such an outlook is particularly well illustrated by the literary work of the Arminian clergyman, George Herbert.
His poem  The British Church  , for example, displays its author's deep devotion to the English church of the 1630s, which is described as a &bquo;dearest mother&equo;.
He refers to its &bquo;<head>fine</head>aspect in fit array&equo; and &bquo;perfect lineaments and hue both sweet and bright&equo;.
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The proposal to change the law in 1925 came from the Scottish FA which, by coincidence, is drafting the measure which is likely to be put before the International Board, the game's law-making body, during the World Cup next summer.
The four British associations each has a vote on the board, with Fifa having four of its own, which gives it the power of veto but guards against the laws being riddled with crackpot theories &mdash; such as making the goals bigger.    
Another area of the offside law under examination concerns interfering with play.
There is a feeling that if the wording were changed to &bquo;seeking to interfere with play&equo; it would spare the player who is in an offside position but making a genuine attempt to stay onside by, for example, running back towards the halfway line.    
However, this would demand a <head>fine</head>sense of judgment by referees.
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&bquo;You'd find it very boring.
Want to come down to the canteen?
I'll have Sindy fix us breakfast.&equo;
&bquo;OK.&equo;
Zambia was finding it very hard to see anything sinister in Tammuz Malamute that day.
SHe was also feeling less antipathic towards hir new implants and adjustments.
Because of hir profession.
SHe'd always been able to disassociate &bquo;work&equo; from pleasure, clients from lovers, but had been worried that the experience of Jahsaxa's friends mauling hir might have intruded into this objectivity.
It was a needless fear.
Just being in the arms of this unique person, whom SHe'd never been  absolutely   sure SHe could hook, effectively wiped the unpleasant memory from hir mind for the night.
And the implants had worked just <head>fine</head> , thank you.
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Even in those species that choose a mate that is a bit different but not too different from close kin, other factors are also important.
Qualities such as the physical condition of the member of the opposite sex, the resources it holds and the extent to which it bears characters that have been subject to sexual selection can all affect whether or not it is chosen (see Halliday, 1983).
It would be quite wrong to suggest that the  only   influence on mate choice is relative familiarity.    
Despite the variety and the complexity, the animal work indicates first and foremost that mate choice can be profoundly influenced by early experience.
Secondly, in some species the choice is remarkably finely tuned so that under certain circumstances familiarity may be preferred over novelty.
The <head>fine</head>tuning might be achieved by employing two well-known mechanisms as shown in Fig. 24.5.
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The talk was illustrated by slides which showed both wild flowers and their romantic settings.    
These included the vineyards of Burgundy, the coast of Amalfi, the slopes of Vesuvius and the classical ruins of the Acropolis.    
Jim Bamford gave the vote of thanks on behalf of the fellowship.        
The true art of Jenny    
BRAMSHOTT and Liphook Arts &amp; Crafts Society again enjoyed a demonstration by Jenny Kennish, of the Royal Society of Miniature Painters, Sculptors and Gravers.    
Although she has had no formal training, Jenny does have a great talent.
She has been sculpting flowers, birds and animals for about 12 years.    
Jenny took the society through all the processes before and after firing at high temperatures <head>fine</head>porcelain clay.    
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And even those moderate figures look great.    
So next time you've got something important to say, make sure you print it on an HP LaserJet.    
For full details contact Hewlett-Packard Marcom Operations Europe, PO Box 529, 1180 AM, Amstelveen, The Netherlands.     
HEWLETT PACKARD.
THE POSSIBILITY MADE REALITY.        
KLM      
Most airlines are satisfied when they meet their standards.    
Then KLM sets new ones.      
At KLM, we're always improving to keep pace with your higher level of expectations.
Which means more than adding new destinations to our worldwide network and advanced aircraft to our fleet.    
New: meal service in Royal Class features sumptuous season specialties served in <head>fine</head>china and crisp linen cloths.
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Also, the smaller growth stocks are n't widely traded, and so are harder to
buy and sell quickly than blue chips.  As a result, Morgan Stanley's Index
of 40 Emerging Growth Stocks -- most of which are in the OTC market -- is
up only 13 % for the year, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average has
leaped 24 % and the S&amp;P 500 has grown 25 %.  The Nasdaq Composite has
gained 23 % this year, but that's largely due to the 100 largest
nonfinancial stocks, which have soared 30 %.  Some investors are skeptical
of growth stocks because investing in them means ignoring that maxim found
in the <head>fine</head> print of some investment advertisements --
that past performance is n't indicative of future results.
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Mr. Peters says in his affidavit that the movie's staff was told last week
that Warner was ``taking over'' the picture, and another producer would be
giving all of the orders.  Over his objections, Mr. Peters says, the film's
release date was moved up ``by many months'' to December, and plans for a
soundtrack ``worth millions of dollars'' were dropped.  Hubert de la
Bouillaire, an editor on the film, backs Mr. Peters in a separate sworn
declaration.  Mr. de la Bouillaire says Warner Brothers production
president Mark Canton called him Oct. 19 and said Mr. Peters is ``off the
picture.  If he calls you up, just tell him everything is
<head>fine</head>.''
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</instance>

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The company said that residential traffic grew faster than business traffic
and attributed that to its new PrimeTime calling plan that competes with
American Telephone &amp; Telegraph's Reach Out America plan.  MCI claims about
12 % of the overall long-distance telephone market but just under 10 % of
the $23 billion residential market.  It has been trying to improve its
share of the residential market.  The company wants its business mix to
more closely match that of AT&amp;T -- a step it says will help prevent cross
subsidization.  Mr. Akerson said MCI recorded ``another solid cash positive
quarter,'' its fourth in a row, but declined to comment on whether the
company is considering a dividend or is planning any acquisition.  The
current quarter, he said, ``looks <head>fine</head>.
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&bquo;At least not about him.&equo;    
&bquo;That doctor, she said that ye worry too much.&equo;    
&bquo;I was worried about ye.&equo;    
Winnie's hand caressed Rab's thigh.    
&bquo;I thought tae have lost ye.&equo;    
&bquo;But I'm back again,&equo; Winnie said.    
&bquo;If I could,&equo; Rab said, 'if I was fit enough ('d ask ye we run away the night.&equo;    
&bquo;I'd go.&equo;    
&bquo;Ye would?&equo;    
&bquo;Just ask me.&equo;    
&bquo;If I was <head>fit</head>enough.&equo;    
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In his second novel,  The Inheritors  , Golding has stood so far back from modern historical progress as to imagine the   supersession of innocent, hairy Neanderthalers by &bquo;bone-face men&equo; in a prehistoric age: they wear clothes or, as the primitive eye sees it, they step outside their skins.
No shared knowledge there, but an imaginative leap that stretches realism to the farthest point and yet preserves its characteristic obsession with speech and gesture.
The realistic novelist's world is a roomy one, large in space and time.
As Iris Murdoch has remarked in admiration of Dickens and Tolstoy, the great novelist creates a house <head>fit</head>for free character to live in: free, that is, to live lives untrammelled by the allegorical or the stereotypical, to be as quirky, unpredictable, and self-contradicting as beings one knows in a real world.    
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Lucas charged ahead by 8p to 132p on talk of an offer from GEC, which unveiled interim figures up from &pound;346m to &pound;356m along with a &pound;1bn-plus cash pile.    
London Electricity dipped 1p to 421p after half-time profits up from &pound;14.5m to &pound;17.3m.     
Following story should be in text TaSpor        
David is in Hirst class form again    
by David Alexander    
STRIKER David Hirst is back in business after believing his season had gone bankrupt.    
Sheffield Wednesday's chief goalscorer made it nine from 13 games in the defeat of QPR but later revealed he is happy for the first time this season.    
Hirst has kept scoring despite injuries, suspension and transfer talk.    
&bquo;I feel back in the groove,&equo; he said yesterday.
&bquo;It's the best I've felt all season.
I'm <head>fit</head>and can feel the confidence flowing back again.&equo;    
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There was no one pushing me.&equo;    
Once Andrew, a former tin-miner, would have been your archetypal Cornish player &mdash; but not any more.
From tomorrow's team he is the only player who has a connection with the county's almost-defunct mining industry.    
He left his job as a face worker two years ago and is now manager of the Bassett Steam House public house in Redruth.    
&bquo;I enjoyed mining, but there was no future in it,&equo; he said.
&bquo;In mining there was a closeness and bond between us and I've still got friends who work there.    
&bquo;At one stage mining and rugby went together, with all the mines playing in a league of their own.    
&bquo;The mine companies knew if you played rugby well you were <head>fit</head>and could handle the hard, physical work.&equo;    
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Morel tried to organize an agitation to press the Government to take a strong line with France, but the UDC's local groups had long since disbanded, and the LNU, which favoured a conciliatory approach to the French, warned its own local groups against agitation.    
Morel s objective was to win the Labour Party for a policy of radically revising the Versailles Treaty.
But when MacDonald formed the first Labour Government in 1924, he brushed aside Morel's claim to the Foreign Office and took the job himself, combining it with the premiership.
In line with his overall political goal of proving that Labour was &bquo;<head>fit</head>to govern&equo;, Macdonald abandoned the visions of democratic diplomacy which had so excited him in 1917 and proceeded to adjust to the reality of a balance of power mediated through the League, helping to resolve the Ruhr crisis by lending his support to the rescheduling, rather than the abolition, of German reparations payments.
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Before they had parted on the  Flamingo   she had given Ernest the name of the boardinghouse where the Carsons had made arrangements to stay, and he had promised to write to her the minute he and Charlotte arrived at their destination.
A dozen times since   then Ruth had visited the post office in Nassau Street, but no letter came.
Sometimes she wondered whether her cousins were still alive.
They could have been attacked by Indians; they could have run out of food and water and suffered a terrible death by starvation.
Or perhaps they were still wandering in that long stretch of country which lay between New York and the State of Wisconsin?    
&bquo;You are letting your imagination run away with you,&equo; Mrs Carson had said.
And yesterday she had been proved right.
When Ruth called yet again at the post office a letter was waiting for her.
Now, while Anna slept, she read it for the tenth time.    
&bquo;We are <head>fit</head>and well,&equo; (Ernest wrote).
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hounded to hell    
DAVE COOPER DENIES IT ALL    
WORK THAT SUCKER TO DEATH.
JOHN GREIG LEADS HIS IBROX TEAM-MATES ON ANOTHER GRUELLING ASSAULT ON THE GULLANE SAND DUNES    
HOUNDED TO HELL.
SCOTLAND'S JIM BETT RETURNS FROM RAPALLO          
i'm no killer says butlins boy    
So!
Now you see him now you don't.
There is something unsettling and unsettled about Graeme Souness.
He's handsome, he's <head>fit</head> , he's a self-made millionaire and he's the strident enigma who spent five years dragging Glasgow Rangers into the twentieth century.
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She noticed that the horses drawing the &bquo;olde&equo; cabs were not all that well cared for, and several clinked along with loose shoes.
Why travel thousands of miles to visit a spoof Paris?
It was inevitable, she supposed, when America was seen by most through a haze created by   its films &mdash; the greatest publicity stunt ever.    
The journey through Louisiana was more down to earth.
The train's arrival was an Event and whole families gathered on the station platforms to see their travelling members off.
Jane was squeezed beside the fattest black woman she'd ever seen, shaking like a jelly with continual mirth.
But Louisiana was at least real and human.
The worst was to come.    
Texas.
Why did Sam Houston ever reclaim it?
It was only <head>fit</head>for crocodiles, not even for the abysmal species of human life she found there.
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Eventually, I muttered that we were Labour supporters.
At the time it felt brave.
In retrospect, it felt foolhardy.    
The next day, careful not to appear complaining, I phoned my sister's GP.
I was told that the outcome of the election would have no effect on either the funding or the speed with which a bed could be found, and that even if a Labour government dismantled the existing system there would be no adverse consequences for my sister.
The specialist's bully-boy tactics were referred to as a &bquo;hobby horse&equo;.    
I still don't know which doctor to believe.
I do know that my sister is in the hands of the only person who can perform this highly skilled operation, and that he is someone who saw <head>fit</head>to increase his patient's fears at a time when she most needed reassurance.
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&bquo;You have done a marvellous job,&equo; judge Mr Justice Otton told them.    
Constance Stewart, 31, died after an emergency caesarean at Dulwich Hospital, south-east London.
The Camberwell Health Authority denied negligence.        
Gut too big for gutter    
A SEWER worker too fat to squeeze through a manhole was given six months off to shed some of his 22 stone.    
But when his time was up, Gary Cannon still weighed 21 stone, instead of a normal 12 stone.    
And that was still much too fat to be a &bquo;flusher&equo; &mdash; a cleaner-out of sewers &mdash; an industrial tribunal heard.    
Thames Water Utilities wanted to put him on light duties.
But his own doctor said he was not <head>fit</head>even for office work and signed him off for another six months because of &bquo;obesity and hypertension&equo;.    
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<context>
&bquo;I don't believe he likes Brownies,&equo; she confided to her best friend, Mary Trent, &bquo;and if he doesn't and Brown Owl married him he might not want her to go on being our Brown Owl.&equo;    
Brown Owl herself didn't know whether she wanted to marry Mr. Gordon or not.
She thought about him a good deal, and she was troubled because she couldn't feel sure about her feelings towards him.    
Usually on Pack Meeting nights he waited until Brownie Bells had been sung and the Brownies were ready to go home before joining Brown Owl, but one evening, when the Brownies were engaged on various activities of their own, he came across to Brown Owl, and they walked about, talking earnestly.
The Brownies didn't know it, but he had asked Brown Owl to marry him.    
Judy was throwing a ball to Mandy Maddison, who was learning to catch a ball with the left hand as part of her Keep <head>Fit</head>Challenge.
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The Sheikh spoke quietly to his chauffeur, then stepped forward to acknowledge them with a courteous inclination of the head.    
Standing by the Rolls, Simon Brompton-Smiley turned towards the chauffeur and said something clipped and military.
When the man shook his head, he looked at his watch as if yet another important appointment awaited him, and strutted off.
There were taxis.    
It took a fall at thirty-five miles an hour, a night in Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, and a broken collarbone to remind Kelly of the life she was missing as a professional jockey.
The doctors had told her to take it easy.
According to their records, she had not lost consciousness, but she had been badly shaken up.
She wouldn't be <head>fit</head>enough to ride for at least a week, but she was able to organize the move to a new flat which Annie had found for her, situated just behind the saddler's shop.
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<context>
PRIEST'S FURY AT THE WOMAN HE MADE PREGNANT    
NOREEN TAYLOR    
FATHER Christopher O'Neill's baby daughter Jennifer is now four months old and still the priest, aided by the Catholic Church, remains in hiding.    
He has not spoken to the child's mother, Monika Kocanek, nor made any attempt to see the baby since her birth.    
And while Monika has been told unofficially that she is no longer welcome as a teacher of religious studies at St Thomas More School, Bedford, Father O' Neill continues to enjoy the protection of the church as a practising priest.
Albeit a fugitive one.    
Roughly translated, it would appear that this single mother is not <head>fit</head>to guide the spiritual education of Catholic children, while the priest still enjoys its blessings.    
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</instance>

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<context>
The prescription is expected: lay off the climbing and get stuck into physiotherapy.
If that doesn't work, cortisone injections.
My protests are met with a simple choice.
Rest now, or risk further damage and a longer lay-off in the future.    
It's all too depressing.        
Saturday, June 29, 8.30 am; Palenickova Cesta VIII (Palenickova Route, E2 5b), south face Lomnicky Stit (2632m).    
Czechoslovakian Tatra.    
It appeared so well planned.
Lacking axes or crampons we'd kicked steps up the snowy approach gully the afternoon before and checked out the devious ladders and chains forming the descent from the summit.
And now, on a clear morning, Graham Little and I are sitting at the bottom of the wall, <head>fit</head>and ready to go, and the wall is plastered with verglas.
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<context>
&bquo;All right?&equo;    
&bquo;Yes.
How have you weathered the storm?
Was it awful down there?&equo;    
&bquo;It was,&equo; Ruth said.
&bquo;It was terrible.
But I'm all right &mdash; which is more than can be said for some.&equo;    
&bquo;I wanted to come down.
Before the storm, I mean, to see if there was anything I could do.
Neither the captain nor my husband would let me.
They said it wasn't <head>fit</head> .&equo;    
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<context>
Consider, though, the following:    
The' judges' are your superiors only in terms of overt status.
That is, they have an impressive job title.
As people, they do not have higher active status than you do, unless your self-esteem level is low.
Are you able to identify where this awe comes from?    
It's unlikely that your &bquo;judges&equo; are all excellent presenters.
Indeed, the probability is (one survey shows that 41 per cent of people name speaking in public as their greatest fear) that just under half of them do not enjoy presenting.    
Even if they disagree with your content, dissenters will prefer your case to be put well.
It's much more fun to go into battle with someone who's fighting <head>fit</head>than to beat up a victim who's languishing after a bout of disastrous presentation.
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</instance>

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<context>
Before this week, Parmer had never been dropped or substituted in his club career.
But after being pulled off at Crystal Palace in midweek, he has suffered both in the last four days.    
Manager Trevor Francis said: &bquo;Carlton hasn't been playing as well as he did last season.    
&bquo;I sympathise with him because he missed most of pre-season training with an ankle ligament injury.
Then picked up a virus.    
&bquo;We both decided he should play in the reserves on Thursday.
I felt he needed a break.
Now he has a training programme for the week-end to try to build up stamina.&equo;    
But Palmer declared: &bquo;I don't think my England chances will be affected.
Mr Taylor will know the position and I still expect to be named in the squad on Tuesday.    
&bquo;I'll be fully <head>fit</head>by the time of the international.
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<context>
In the meantime, in this first article we will look at what your rights as a purchaser are, what you can expect from goods purchased, how to resolve some irritating problems with items already purchased, and some tips for avoiding the aggro in the first place.    
First of all though: if it doesn't feel right, doesn't sound right, doesn't play right, then maybe it isn't right&hellip; for you.
But remember it was your decision to buy it in the first place, nobody else's, and if it's  you   that's wrong, or you that doesn't suit the  item  , then you probably don't have any entitlement to an exchange or a refund.
So&hellip;    
Rule 1: FIND OUT THAT WHAT YOU'RE ORDERING IS WHAT YOU REALLY WANT BEFORE BUYING IT &mdash; NOT AFTERWARDS    
The Sale of Goods Act 1979 only gives you an entitlement to money back if the goods are faulty, misdescribed or not <head>fit</head>for the purpose you requested them to perform.
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<context>
Manchester-based Airtours needed 50 per cent of Owners' shareholders to agree to the deal, but failed to get the necessary votes.    
Now, after a battle that has intrigued the City for weeks, Owners will be free to put to its shareholders its originally-proposed link-up with another holiday giant, Thomas Cook.    
Owners is the second-biggest UK tour operator and Airtours the third largest.
A joining of the two companies would have created a huge holiday company with about 30pc of the UK market.    
The travel industry feared that with the UK market leader &mdash; Thomson &mdash; having about 31pc of the market, two companies would have controlled more than three-fifths of the market had the Airtours bid succeeded.    
Despite this, President of the Board of Trade Michael Heseltine did not see <head>fit</head>to refer the Airtours bid to the Monopolies and Mergers Commission.
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<context>
It is hoped that both this trophy, and the unique race for which it is awarded, continue to appear every third Thursday in March.          
THE GAWTHORPE WORLD COAL CARRYING CHAMPIONSHIP    
On Easter Monday an event takes place which has little to do with traditional Easter activities, but which has associations with a very old May custom, as we shall see.
What started as &bquo;just a bit of fun&equo; has now earned a place in the  Guinness Book of Records  .    
Amos Clapham was leaning on the bar of the Beehive Inn in Gawthorpe one Sunday lunchtime in 1963 when in burst another local, Lewis Hartley, who slapped him on the back and remarked how tired he was looking.
This blow, the accompanying words, or both, annoyed Amos who shot back: &bquo;Ah'm as <head>fit</head>as thee!
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Finally, as if rewarding us for our efforts, Yuri provided us with what was for us the highlight of the day &mdash; an impromptu performance (to a disco beat) which left us in no doubt at all as to why this tall, handsome athlete is Russia's leading ballet super-Tsar!     
&bquo;If I walked through Moscow now, they wouldn't recognise me&equo;        
INSIDE MY WARDROBE    
It's Betty Boo-tiful!    
Betty Boo is the hottest new singer in the British charts.
The girl behind her is Alison Clarkson.
Can you tell them apart?    
From West London straight to the top end of the British pop charts, Betty Boo is a pop star who's definitely going places.    
The girl behind the Boo persona is Alison Clarkson, a talented, highly original 20-year old from Shepherd's Bush, London.
She has created pop's answer to Barbarella, dressing her up in clothes <head>fit</head>for a material girl.    
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The hypothesis states that the form taken by any natural organised object or living thing, whether a crystal or an embryo, is not determined solely or indeed initially by the physical laws at present recognised by science.
Instead, the shape that a crystal first assumes is determined by chance.
Having once formed, it emanates &bquo;morphogenetic fields&equo; that influence the form taken by all other crystals of the same kind: and the fields of each new individual combine to provide a &bquo;morphic resonance&equo;, active across both space and time.
By comparable mechanisms, an animal (or human) will find a task easier to learn if others of the same type have learned the same task before.    
Not every-one shared our enthusiasm for Sheldrake's proposition.
The incomparable  Nature   declared that his was &bquo;a book <head>fit</head>for burning&equo;.
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With 450 miles to go, an area of high pressure will decide the finishing order.    
The New Zealanders Grant Dalton and Peter Blake, skippers of Fisher &amp; Paykel and Steinlager 2, agree that the winner will be decided in the final miles.    
&bquo;It's a matter of who has the right line past the high,&equo; said Dalton.
Blake said: &bquo;Tacking the way through the lighter winds will decide who wins the leg.&equo;    
The yachts are slowing down as they approach Fremantle and the effect of the high-pressure zone becomes apparent.
Fisher &amp; Paykel was the first to be affected as speeds dropped from more than 11 knots to only eight.        
Athletics.    
Tony Morrell dashed Steve Cram's hopes yesterday when he informed the AAA that he would be <head>fit</head>to compete for England in the Commonwealth Games 1500 metres.    
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These show a   remarkable grasp of the prevalent styles of the time that were adopted by both Italian and English composers, and especially by J C Bach.     
OPPOSITE A view of Amsterdam, where Mozart's symphony No 5 in B flat was first performed in 1765.    
The family left London with genuine regret, having been pressed to stay.
Their homeward journey took them via Lille (where Wolfgang fell ill), Ghent, Antwerp and The Hague (where they gave two public concerts and played, by special request, to the Princess of Weilburg, to whom Wolfgang dedicated a set of six keyboard and violin sonatas).
Both children then fell seriously ill with typhoid fever: Nannerl nearly died.
Wolfgang recovered sufficiently to give two concerts in Amsterdam where his new symphony (No 5 in B flat, K.22, written in The Hague) was played.
Once the children were fully <head>fit</head> , the family went on to Paris, where they stayed for two months.
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Whilst Robert Legg Snr and his cronies were enjoying a short-lived grandeur within the ill-fated United Company of Undertakers, the Upholders&equo; Company continued to support those members who furnished funerals as part of their everyday trade, though their list of admissions does not identify persons trading as coffin-makers or undertakers though they did admit upholders and mercers, who included funeral furnishing as a sideline to their main trade.
By the mid-1730s the Upholders Company saw <head>fit</head>to make available to their members   blank funeral invitation tickets for overprinting, affiliation to the company being shown by an inscription on the plate-mark beneath the illustration, reading &bquo;Perform'd by the Company of Upholders at Exeter Change &amp; at their Hall in Leaden Hall Street.&equo;
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The pre-season period also saw more improvements for players, reporters and public.
The pitch was re-turfed, and the Press seats brought to the front of the stand, giving a better view.
Terracing opposite the stand was enlarged to hold 24,000 spectators.
And an indication of growing support was the much-improved sales of three-guinea season tickets, totalling &pound;1,100.
The reward for this support was Huddersfield's first FA Cup.    
The 1922 Cup campaign stated with a tough tie away to League champions Burnley.
Training was at Blackpool and involved the usual walks, rounds of golf, and Turkish and tonic baths, as well as a trip to the theatre.
Chapman's message to Huddersfield's supporters was full of his customary cheery confidence: &bquo;The team are having a fine time.
All are contented, happy, <head>fit</head>and well.
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The walkers leave John   Street in Bradford at 10am (the first race in 1903 started at 6.35am), then make their way to Ilkley via Shipley, Hollins Hill, Menston and Burley.
The return route is via Denton Park, Askwith, Otley, Apperley Bridge and Greengates to the finish at Peel Park.
Around six and a half hours are allowed in which to complete the race; a search party is sent after that!
Geoff Dowling, race secretary and one-time competitor (but unfortunately never winner), told me that five and a half hours was reasonable but the first-class walkers could be expected about four and a half hours after the start.    
The race continued throughout the war years, though during the Second World War the distance was cut to fifteen miles.
The number of entrants was swelled by the servicemen who took part, &bquo;volunteered&equo; by their superior officers as a good way of keeping <head>fit</head>and in training, especially as some did it in their army boots.    
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Downstairs in the basement, all they had to look at was the brick wall of the coal-hole with Mrs Parvis's aluminium meat-safe hanging on it, and a line of smelly bins.
Mr Brown's half-room turned out to be nearly as dark as the basement because of the cardboard panes stuck in the window where the glass had been blown out.
That was ages ago.
They'd still not been replaced.    
Dot didn't hear Mrs Parvis come creeping up behind her.    
&bquo;Prying!
I've warned you before, you young hoyden,&equo; Mrs Parvis scolded.
&bquo;I will not tolerate children wandering around wherever their fancy takes them!
Whatever will Mr Brown think!&equo;    
Dot knew that Mrs Parvis couldn't care less what Mr Brown thought because Mr Brown didn't count for anything, because poor Mr Brown had never been in uniform.
Dot had heard Mrs Parvis say that it was a crying shame, a young <head>fit</head>man like that.
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To prevent accidents the guns should never be loaded until the ferrets are introduced to the burrows.
Until that time guns should remain broken.
It follows, of course, that each time a gun is laid down it must first be broken and unloaded.    
If two people are shooting and both decide that there will be no more rabbits bolting then both should finish shooting together.
It can be dangerous for one to stay with his gun while the other   returns to the task of retrieving the ferrets that may have emerged in the meantime.
This is snap shooting at its best.
There may be only brief glimpses of the rabbit and it must be shot quickly and accurately or the opportunity is lost.
The rabbits, having been bolted, will be moving at reasonable speed over a short distance.
Everyone enjoys himself as he thinks <head>fit</head> , and I acknowledge the fun of shooting.
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&bquo;This is a forced rest for Liz,&equo; she said.
&bquo;But she hates to be confined.
She gets cabin fever.&equo;    
Liz's illness led to rumours that she had collapsed and died at 5am yesterday.
The first Chen Sam knew about it was when reporters began ringing up for confirmation.    
But the publicist said: &bquo;Elizabeth is very much alive &mdash; and furious.    
&bquo;Someone is doing something very sick indeed.
There is no truth whatsoever to the malicious rumours.&equo;    
A bodyguard at Taylor's home added: &bquo;She's sleeping in bed.
We didn't bother waking her to tell her she was dead.&equo;        
Red tape cuts <head>free</head>phone line for aid troops    
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The Netting Operation    
With your preparation and your prospecting complete it then becomes a simple matter of erecting the net in the right place on the night.
Bear in mind that rabbits always net better when they are running downhill, so take advantage of that if possible.
All rabbits flushed from open land are fully exposed.
They panic when driven out into the open and their first thought is to find cover as quickly as they can.
So they pick up full speed and run for cover &mdash; and your net should be carefully positioned so they hit it just before reaching safety.
They become entangled in such a way that it is very rare for any to wriggle <head>free</head> , and while there is ample time to collect them at relative leisure they should nonetheless be collected as quickly as possible.    
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And they will make every individual employee on earnings up to at least &pound;22,000 a year better off.        
We will reform decision-making    
Britain urgently needs a better way of making economic decisions.
Government must decide at the same time how much to spend and how to pay for spending.
The Budget should decide both.    
Every autumn, we will make a  State of the Nation   report on the British economy.
Our national economic assessment will then allow employers, trade unions and other social partners to consider Britain's competitiveness and the competing claims on national output.
These considerations will be an important influence on collective bargaining.    
In order to provide honest information about the state of the British economy, we will make the Central Statistical Office independent and <head>free</head>from political interference.    
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Single rooms are available at a supplement.    
Note: Children under 6 are not accepted at Cala Mesquida Hotel.        
CLUB FACILITIES    
Gardens and sun terraces; free poolside sunloungers; 4 swimming pools.    
Hotel bar; poolside bar; nightclub bar; beach bar.    
Hotel restaurant; village restaurant (buffet-style); cafeteria.    
Shop; hairdresser; apartments' mini-market.    
Children's pool; playground; babysitting available; cots and high chairs available; Nurse/doctor available.        
Location    
Situated on the north-east coast of Majorca, 6 miles from Cala Ratjada.        
<head>FREE</head>     
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On 3 October &bquo;the King told the Prime Minister that he must at all costs find the solution himself, and His Majesty would refuse to accept his resignation.
He must be more patient and brace himself up to realise that he was the only person who could tackle the present chaotic state of affairs,' This was the fourth time the King had told MacDonald that he would not accept his resignation.      
There were certainly strong arguments in favour of the course which the King adopted.
It was clear that the dominant element in his government, that is, the Conservatives, were determined upon an election.
Moreover, MacDonald was in principle in favour of an election, but unable to secure agreement upon a formula which could reconcile protectionists and <head>free</head>traders up to the very last moment.
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&bquo;Yes, it seems odd, doesn't it?&equo;    
&bquo;Why?
Did you fancy the job?&equo;    
&bquo;No,&equo; I answered.
&bquo;I'm quite happy working with Jack, as you know.&equo;    
&bquo;I don't blame you.
That bastard Harley dumped me after I'd looked after him for nearly ten years.
I hardly made a bean from him in the last five.
I had to tag him on to group deals as a makeweight &mdash; you know, like the contract I did for twelve of my players with UK Airlines.
They didn't want him, but I persuaded them in the end.
As for equipment I could hardly get him a <head>free</head>set of clubs, let alone any fees.    
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It is a &bquo;quality'&equo; development.
It is &bquo;the most sought-after timeshare in Europe'&equo;.
It won a Civic Trust award in 1986.
It could even be represented as an environmental improvement of a run down site.
But it offers a pastiche of international leisure cultures &mdash; the Caribbean beach, the Norwegian chalet.
It represents a scale of commercial activity which threatens the quiet sanctuary of the National Parks.&equo;    
The pill for such development is often sweetened with promises for the local people.
When Langdale was a planner's dream, locals were to have use of the facilities.
What did that mean in 1989?
It meant that locals could take out an annual seven-day family membership for just &pound;480 &mdash; a mere snip, and that the town school could use the pool once a week, <head>free</head> .    
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&bquo;We have to keep costs to a minimum and one way to do that is to have driver-operated buses on some routes,&equo; says Morag Petrie, press officer for London buses.
Her advice is for women on driver-only buses to sit near the driver, a request that isn't always possible and doesn't necessarily increase your feeling of security.    
So is there anything you can do to feel safer?
Carrying a rape alarm will certainly give you confidence that you can do something if you are attacked.
Similarly, taking self-defence classes will not only give you confidence but could actually help if you were attacked.
Recent US research has shown that women who resist assault, either by showing aggression or physically fighting back double their chances of avoiding rape.
These are things that every woman can do.
The question is whether, in a society that's meant to be as <head>free</head>for women as for men, we should have to.     
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Other factors well known to have a prominent effect on serum lipid levels, for example, obesity, diabetic control, drug therapy, alcohol consumption and diet, will be discussed.        
Lipid Metabolism    
The major large lipid molecules of plasma &mdash; triglycerides, cholesterol, cholesterol esters and phospholipids &mdash; are predominantly transported by stable complex water-soluble macromolecules, designated lipoproteins.
These are made   up of a core of non-polar lipids (triglyceride and cholesterol esters) with polar lipids (phospholipids, free cholesterol and apoproteins) located on the outer part of the macromolecules (Galton, et al, 1982).    
<head>Free</head>fatty acids, which are bound to albumin, are quantitatively less important than the lipoproteins but may be very significant in the context of poorly controlled diabetes with accumulation and production of ketone bodies.    
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&bquo;What Difference Does It Make?&equo; was a catch phrase with a catch.    
It was a statement on the futility of The Smiths art.
It was another tender love song.
It was all of these things and more, whether Morrissey intended it to be or not.
The song bounced along to reach the number twelve spot, helped by another uncomfortable but satisfying Top Of The Pops appearance and a fresh wave of publicity surrounding The Smiths affection for, and a desire to, work with Sandie Shaw.    
&bquo;What Difference Does It Make&equo; led the band neatly into their first major tour.
Beginning at Sheffield University on January 31, the tour was to weave its way through nineteen (mainly university) dates before finishing triumphantly at Manchester's ultra-prestigious <head>Free</head>Trade Hall on February 13.
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The prefix &bquo;hard&equo; always set red lights flashing, especially where the numerical grade was untypically high for the adjectival one &mdash; HVS 5b's like Praying Mantis, on Borrowdale's Goat Crag, or in Northumberland, Hard Severe 4c.
Rigor rules north of the Tyne; numerical and adjectival grades tell you different things &mdash; as they are meant to.
(Try and solo all the severes at Bowden Doors sometime!)    
Gradually the memory banks would fill.
Pub talk, chance encounters, peeps across from adjacent climbs, knowledge of who had repeated them, extracts from hut-books, journals, magazines, sneaky top-rope ascents, half forgotten fragments.
Slowly, with George Smiley-like skill, a picture would form.
Sometimes though, you climbed blind, boldly, ill-informed, sand-bagged.        
Amazingly Chalk <head>Free</head>   
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Two pheasant-tailed jacana chicks and eggs on a lily pad nest.    
The jacanas are resident at Kumana and start to nest in February before the migrants arrive.
Their nesting system is an extremely unusual one.
The females play a dominant role, marking out for themselves a large territory on the lotus beds.
Within this area, several males &mdash; smaller and less gaudy than the females &mdash; establish much smaller territories.
Both sexes defend their chosen areas against rivals.
If a female disputes territory with another hen bird, the male does not intervene, but stands meekly by.            
The male pheasant-tailed jacana takes over once the eggs are laid and broods them, leaving the hen <head>free</head>to lay again in other nests in her territory.    
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COPIES of the Daily Mirror were changing hands for &pound;1 or more yesterday &mdash; and one desperate punter offered &pound;5 to get his hands on one.    
ATS Tyre Services, at Camden, North London, had a copy.
&bquo;A customer walked in this morning and offered us a fiver for it,&equo; said an assistant.    
&bquo;He reckoned it will be a collector's item.
But we wouldn't sell it.
We'll keep it.    
&bquo;The newsagent across the road arrived with a huge pile of Mirrors at eight o'clock and he'd sold out by 10.
They're like gold dust.&equo;     
Pint    
At Windsor, Fergie's neighbours snapped up every available Mirror before breakfast.    
In London's West End, The Falklands pub was offering a <head>free</head>pint for a paper.    
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Without going into the intricacies of Belorussia's fate between 1917 and 1921 (she was occupied in turn by Germans, Poles, and Russians, and there were three successive Soviet governments), a few salient points may serve to show the indifference of all the four nationalities involved to Belorussian national claims.
In 1917 the Belorussian National Committee,   a hotchpotch of indecisive and divided intellectuals, eventually mustered sufficient unity to send demands to Petrograd, only to be nullified by the differing views of the Petrograd- and Moscow-based Belorussian groups (intimations of those wider cultural and political differences between the twin capitals which are taken up in a later chapter).
Abstract theorizing continued in Moscow and Petrograd, unrelated to the practical needs and wishes of the ordinary Belorussian back at home.
As a result, in the first <head>free</head>elections in the spring of 1917 to the  zemstvo   and municipal Belorussian governments, not a single nationalist representative won any popular support.
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Thomas's letter explains why the Gwynne tender should be accepted:    
The working model constructed at Bulbourne near Tring, in 1896.
The water is not part of the Canal; the model was tested in an adjacent field where the topography was convenient.    
&bquo;None of the individual specifications appears to embrace the whole of the mechanical conditions to be dealt with, but there were many good points contained in the specifications of Messrs. Glover and Messrs. Gwynne; and it would appear that a combination of certain facets of these two schemes would produce a highly satisfactory machine.
For instance, the hauling of drums proposed by Messrs. Glover are without doubt the best system and these can be applied to the original idea which has been adapted by Messrs Gwynne, viz: one <head>free</head>balance rope and two hauling ropes to each tank.
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Mean and vile and sad.
It is the portrait of a caged animal sniffing the air in search of a scent of meaning in life.
It is ontological anxiety minus hope, faith, and love.    
Let us suppose that it was somehow possible to banish the feelings which give rise to such ugly behaviour in human beings.
Peace would reign in everyone's mind.
Placidly we would go amid the strife of modern life.
The Garden of Eden would have returned, but let us remember what it entailed.
Prior to eating of the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, Adam and Eve were not troubled by ontological anxiety.
There were no nasty choices to be made between different courses of action.
<head>Free</head>to roam, there was a free market in morality and it didn't matter what choice was made, everything continued to end happily.    
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Swimming: 15 minutes walk from the village centre, there is an excellent open air heated pool in a beautiful woodland setting.
Several of the hotels also have indoor pools.    
Horse riding: Riding can be arranged at Pettnau with lessons for all levels and day treks available.    
Fishing: Can be arranged, bring your own tackle, permits required.    
Tennis: There are indoor and outdoor courts and coaching can be arranged.
Other sporting activities available include: mini golf and bowling.    
Nightlife: Discos are in the Sporthotel and the Post Hotel.
There are plenty of bars and restaurants to choose from to enjoy a cool beer in.
Evening film shows are sometimes arranged.    
<head>Free</head>activities: Open air brass band concerts are very popular and are held on a regular basis.      
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The backdrop is the controversial &bquo;SS&equo; logo painted over a prison wall on which 500 years are marked off.
A drummer in an &bquo;I LOVE BEING BLACK&equo; T-shirt beats out a rhythm, another reads a poem.
The beat drops and Sister Souljah marches on, up and down the stage, jabbing at the audience with her finger.
Her voice is double tracked and powerful, her presence utterly commanding.    
This gig is part of an &bquo;edutainment&equo; organised to &bquo;uncelebrate&equo; Christopher Columbus and his 1492 &bquo;discovery&equo; of a continent where 100 million people already lived.
The audience is small, a few hundreds, of whom maybe a third are white.    
Sister Souljah hasn't come for them.
&bquo;Are there any AFRICANS in the house?
Somebody told me that in England there isn't any racism.
That black people in England are as <head>free</head>as free can be.
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ARMS range of activities includes: &frac12; million pound Research Programme; Education and Information; Telephone Counselling; Face to Face Counselling; Physiotherapy; Nutritional Advice; Speech Therapy; Continence Advice; Oxygen Therapy; Social Interaction.    
A choice of 64 Centres and Support Groups nationwide.      
I wish to help ARMS in their fight against Multiple Sclerosis.
Please send me a sponsorship package and free t-shirt as soon as possible.          
NSPCC    
BY LISTENING HELP US PROTECT CHILDREN    
As part of the Society's work to protect children from abuse and neglect a national NSPCC Child Protection Help Line is being launched in the Spring of 1991.
A single national number, <head>free</head>to all callers, will be available to anyone wishing to seek advice or take action on behalf of abused or neglected children.    
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We simply feel that your body might like to experience something different and these are some of the options on offer.
If you do try out any of them let us know how you got on.
We can always pass the message on to other runners.
Just write to      
Do you know why you should seek a massage?
And what can reflexology do to your tired feet?    
What are the benefits of hypnotherapy and is aromatherapy a way of totally relaxing after your gruelling experience?    
We also look at acupuncture, Shiatsu-do, naturopathy, homeopathy and many more!        
WHAT HAVE I DONE    
There's one thing you have to say about the London Marathon &mdash; it's fair.
After all, almost everyone who completes the race gets a <head>free</head> , three-day keepsake.
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what if you've been treated unfairly?    
If you are convinced that the grades you have been given are not correct, you can ask for a re-mark or for a re-assessment.
Both take time and cost money.
Your school or college are the best people to advise you.        
getting help and advice    
All the Careers Services will be running an On Course help and advice service from 21 August to the time when higher education courses actually start.
Specially trained careers   advisers   can help you think through your choices, give you impartial advice about your suitability for different opportunities, and help you find the right course.
They also have access to up-to-date information through a computer database.
What's more, this service is entirely <head>free</head> .
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At the same time, rural conservative Protestants, especially those from the Irish Presbyterian Church, were attracted to the religious movement.
By far the greatest proportion of those joining the new congregations were Presbyterians and they were mostly from rural areas.
In occupation they were mostly either farmers or people who worked in agriculture-related industries.
In terms of social composition, it is difficult to be more specific because &bquo;farmer&equo; covers a considerable diversity of wealth   and social status.
My impression, based solely on those farmers whom I have met, is that the supporters of Free Presbyterianism tended to be small to medium farmers running family operations with only one or two labourers.
The wealthy farmers were either Church of Ireland in religion or pro-O'Neill in politics and, for either or both of those reasons, were not attracted to <head>Free</head>Presbyterianism.    
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The contents were as follows: &bquo;The Streets by Morning&equo;, &bquo;The Streets by Night&equo;, &bquo;Making a Night of it&equo;, &bquo;Criminal Courts&equo;, &bquo;Scotland Yard&equo;, &bquo;The New Year&equo;, &bquo;Meditations in Monmouth Street&equo;, &bquo;Our Next-door Neighbours&equo;, &bquo;The Hospital Patient&equo;, &bquo;Seven Dials&equo;, &bquo;The Mistaken Milliner&equo;, &bquo;Doctor's Commons&equo;, &bquo;Misplaced Attachment of Mr. John Dounce&equo;, &bquo;Vauxhall Gardens by Day&equo;, &bquo;A Parliamentary Sketch, with a Few Portraits&equo;, &bquo;Mr. Minns and his Cousin', &bquo;The Last Cabdriver, and the First Omnibus Cad&equo;, &bquo;The Parlour Orator&equo;, &bquo;The First of May&equo;, and &bquo;The Drunkard's Death&equo;.
Of these only the last item appeared for the first time in this volume.
Many of the tales and sketches included in the First and Second Series were extensively revised, and sometimes retitled, from their first periodical appearance.
Further revision took place before the first combined edition was published, by Chapman &amp; Hall, in 20 monthly parts, price one shilling, between Nov. 1837 and June 1839.
The alteration in page-size (from duodecimo to demy octavo) from the Macrone volumes necessitated the re-etching of the illustrations by Cruikshank.
One of the original designs, &bquo;The <head>Free</head>and Easy&equo;, was omitted and 13 new ones were added.
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Yet despite my criminal tendencies, this week's news that Kenneth Clarke is planning to curb police powers against drivers has rather worried me.    
Because the car is a bigger killer than violent crime.
In the wrong hands &mdash; maybe even my own &mdash; it is potentially deadly.    
Police control of the roads is as important to public safety as crime prevention and detection.    
Last year their efforts achieved a 12 per cent reduction in road deaths.
Without their present powers even more of us would drive without due care and attention and the road casualty figures would soar.    
I might want to poke my tongue out at those new cameras as I slow down to pass them, but deep down even I know that they're there for my protection.        
The doctor who sets <head>free</head>trapped genius    
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On the one hand we know that drinking, smoking, driving and overwork involve risks to our health, and we apparently accept them.
Yet we expect the much smaller risks incurred when travelling by train or air or sea to be non-existent, and express outrage and condemnation when accidents happen, Angela Lambert writes.    
It is largely a matter of cost.
We could all fly to Paris in perfect safety if we were prepared to pay &pound;1,000 for a ticket, since we would then travel with the same cast-iron safety precautions as do heads of state.
But in paying fares amounting to a tenth of that, we incur &mdash; and do implicitly accept &mdash; a low level of risk.    
The recent series of disasters from The Herald of <head>Free</head>Enterprise onwards, has led us to believe that Britain is particularly unsafe.
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As long as fluid intake remains adequate to compensate for ensuing polyuria the blood volume will remain expanded with resultant elevation of cardiac output and thus blood pressure.        
Renin-angiotensin system    
A possible pathological role for the renin-angiotensin system has been proposed.
In normotensive and hypertensive diabetics without evidence of nephropathy both raised and normal levels of plasma renin activity have been found (   Christleib   et al, 1976; De Chatel et al, 1977; Burden &amp; Thursten, 1979).
Although studies have revealed that only a small subgroup of such diabetics have reduced plasma renin, in those with nephropathy both plasma renin activity and plasma aldosterone tend to be decreased (Christlieb, 1978).
This may be due to a reduction of <head>free</head>water clearance resulting in elevation of the blood volume and suppression of renin while the osmotic effect of hyperglycaemia may further exacerbate the problem.
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It was in this context that the Liverpool abolitionists in particular began their campaign for equalising duties in the British market on slave-grown West Indian sugar and free-labour East Indian sugar.
Cropper looked for support from the African Institution for the removal of the West Indians' financial advantage in the sugar trade,   privately assuring Zachary Macaulay that the introduction of free-labour sugar was opposed by the planters because they knew it &bquo;will destroy their  System   of cultivation, tho&equo; it can be proved to be the only means of establishing West Indian property on a lasting foundation.    
Liverpool abolitionists drew upon Hodgson's investigations in the United States, information from Americans and their own reading in the writings of the political economists to document pamphlet arguments for the equalisation of duties on sugar from <head>free</head>and slave-labour areas.
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Again, the golden rule is only pick a cause that is dear to your heart.    
In most areas there is a Council of Voluntary Service and most of these employ a person called a Volunteer Coordinator.
If you do not want to actually volunteer for a specific charity but would like to offer your services generally to whoever may need them, then phone the Volunteer Co-ordinator, who will match you up with all sorts of jobs.
It may be decorating a flat for a housebound person, to taking care of the cat of an elderly hospitalised lady.
If you have a special skill, such as being a trained accountant, a hairdresser, or even a public relations consultant, there are always   charities who can do with an honorary treasurer, an old people's home that would love some <head>free</head>hairdressing for their residents, or an organisation that needs a brochure or press release written.
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They are also apt to be more authoritative, having been planned and organised by a professional organisation which also has a very important role in labour relations.
The HVA has an on-going annual programme of continuing education courses available to health visitors and school nurses open to members and non-members.
It has also pioneered a two week residential course for returning health visitors which takes place on two separate weeks with time allowed for preparation and consolidation of practice in the interval between component parts (Table 4.3).    
Details of planned courses and current fees are available from:   (telephone  ).
The HVA's annual study conference usually takes place in the autumn and this can provide members with a focus for current health visiting issues.
All HVA members receive a <head>free</head>monthly copy of the journal  The Health Visitor  .
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Tramway track on straight sections has a life of 25&ndash;30 years, but on sharp curves has to be renewed every 2&ndash;3 years, although this life has been extended by ribbon welding (see p. 101).            
This Page (clockwise): 1.
Grinder car 752 is used traditionally to grind wrinkles or corrugations out of the track with its carborundum shoes, and is seen here in Red Bank Road, Bispham in 1964.    
2.
The tram rail is carried on trailer 751, which is fitted with a hydraulic crane for loading and unloading.
Towed behind car 624, it is seen at Thornton Gate in 1983.    
3.
Arriving on site, the new rail is loaded on to the track-bed, in Lord Street, Fleetwood.    
4.
The Unimog all-purpose maintenance vehicle sweeps the Promenade of debris after a storm.
During gales, the Unimog sweeps the track <head>free</head>of sand.        
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Then cake, the soft lemony Madeira cake Pilade and Pen loved, she could bake that and sprinkle it with sugar and tempt him with that.    
The day dragged on, full of such random thoughts.
By late afternoon, she thought she might be ill.
Her spine was so tense, her shoulders so rigid, that she ached all over and that empty and gnawing pain in her stomach seemed to increase in severity as dusk approached and the hour when son and husband would return grew closer.
She vomited, but had nothing except bile to bring up, a sweat thickened on her forehead which no amount of wiping away would banish.
She knew little moans of anguish were escaping her, whimperings such as a dog might give.
She walked out of the cottage where she and Pilade were lodged in charge of Mr Landor and along the road to Siena so that she might see them approach before anyone.
Pilade was asleep, leaving her arms <head>free</head>for the precious embrace she longed for.
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We offer you our nation's history &mdash; from prehistoric and Roman landmarks to medieval castles and abbeys, from stately homes to working industrial monuments.    
Wherever you are, there is an English Heritage property nearby.
At only &pound;15 for an adult and &pound;30 for a family, joining English Heritage could mean substantial savings when compared with paying normal admission prices.
Other categories are available too, including life membership.    
But just as important, you will be contributing to the conservation and protection of England's historic environment.
English Heritage is dedicated to preserving it all, not just the properties we currently manage.
We need your help to save the past for future generations.        
JOIN US NOW    
Join at one of the properties mentioned in this leaflet and you will receive your membership pack straight away, including your <head>free</head>guide and map.
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This achievement stretched the small family income to purchase a school cap and satchel, and pay the school book bill every term.
With the threat of war approaching, a Cadet Corps was formed and my Sunday school teacher provided the fifteen shillings necessary for the purchase of a second-hand uniform, which had to be cut down to boy's size.
The annual camp for secondary schools Cadet Corps gave me my first holiday away from home, but I was so homesick that a fortnight seemed an impossibly long time before I could get back to my parents and family.
For a time we small cadets guarded railway bridges, with empty carbines, but were more frightened of the dark than of possible German invaders.
After two years I won an Intermediate County Scholarship which brought fifteen pounds a year in addition to <head>free</head>education.
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The initial velocity of Na  +   influx in the presence of 10nM Ca  2+   but in the absence of calmodulin was designated as 100% activity.
The assay was done either in the presence (   i) or absence of calmodulin (&cir;) and with 20&mgr;M of cGMP.
Results of three sets of experiments in the presence of calmodulin are shown with standard deviations marked by errors bars.    
METHODS.
Assay procedures are as described for Fig. 2.
Assay buffer containing different concentrations of CaCl  2   was prepared according to the program of Fabiato.
The following ratios of Ca  2+   to 1mM EGTA were used (estimated <head>free</head>Ca  2+   in parentheses): 0.134 (10nM), 0.279 (25nM), 0.436 (50nM), 0.607 (100nM), 0.755 (200nM), 0.830 (316nM), 0.860 (398nM), 0.908 (631nM) and 0.940 (1,000nM).        
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To the south-east the extremity was Great Dunmow, Essex; to the north was St Neots, Cambridgeshire; and to the west Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire.    
&bquo;The densest area of the crossed lines lies right here&equo; &mdash; Brown pointed with his fingertip &mdash; &bquo;just east of Biggleswade, county of Bedfordshire.
No calls from that area at all.
Why?&equo;    
&bquo;Too close to base?&equo; ventured one of the men.    
&bquo;Could be, boy, could be.
Look, I want you to take these two country towns, Biggleswade and Sandy, the two closest to the geographic centre of the web.
Get up there and visit all the realtors who have offices in those towns.
Make like you are prospective clients, looking to rent a secluded property to write a book or something.
Listen to what they say &mdash; maybe some place coming <head>free</head>soon, maybe some place they could have let you have three months back but it went to someone else.
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In addition, he only considered those operations in terms of deterrence, and ignored such vital factors as the practical (as well as the moral) consequences of abandoning retributive justice.    
Positivist criminology has failed in its avowed intention to replace classical criminology with an objective, scientific model of the causes and treatment of crime.
It has failed to establish clear-cut causal variables that differentiate offenders from non-offenders, and failed to specify effective individualised treatment programmes.
The best it has been able to achieve is loose, probabilistic associations which sometimes, in all but the terminology used, have treated individual offenders as at least partially <head>free</head> , rational and choice-making (and in so doing, has to some extent converged with classical criminology).
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Though not entirely restricted to Friends, it was an approach particularly appealing to people in whom quietist instincts remained strong both before and after the direct political involvement exemplified by the election of Joseph Pease to parliament in 1832.
One interpretation of the intermittent energy which Joseph Sturge put into the free produce movement in the 1840s is that it constituted an attempt by a Friend who had launched out into public and even political life to maintain links with more traditionally quietist brethren who none the less looked for greater perfection in the world.    
As a mechanism for weakening the slave trade, British colonial slavery and American slavery, the abstention from slave-grown produce was marginal in giving reality to abolitionist arguments about the &bquo;impolicy&equo; of the trade and in no way qualified, despite the evidence it provided, the later reflexive ideological commitment of abolitionists to the superior efficiency of <head>free</head>labour.
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Impulsively, Bella put a warm, soft arm round Harriet Shakespeare's shoulders, but the shoulders did not droop.
They stayed rigid and determined, like their owner's voice.    
&bquo;It's a very pretty problem, isn't it?&equo; she said.
&bquo;If I tell &mdash; they will kill Liam and point out that he's had to suffer for my stubborn principles.
And that's what being in a family does for you.
If I  don't   tell,&equo; she gripped the edge of the table, &bquo;there will be several deaths this afternoon, less important to me, but much more sensational.
And Free People will be able to announce that being in a family is corrupting.
That my love for my son has interfered with my passion for truth and   justice.
The passion that I have foolishly boasted so much about.
Very neat.
Either way, <head>Free</head>People get their moral.
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He met the descendants of Lascar seamen or other immigrants who settled into Liverpool and for the first time saw the need for justice to an immigrant community.
Later he knew that he learnt a lot.
But at the time he was glad to leave.
&bquo;It's been a great school for the temper.&equo;
He left Liverpool at Easter 1930.    
Before he left, his brother Frank died very young, of a liver complaint after jaundice (19 January 1930).
It was important to Michael Ramsey, not only then but much later, that before Frank's death he felt him to be less far apart over religion.
In the last week of the previous October Michael stayed in Cambridge.
Michael saw that his brother's mind had moved &mdash; not far, hardly at ail, but still he had moved.
He no longer accepted determinism and was willing to see a meaning in the words &bquo;<head>free</head>will&equo;.
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Their policy to encourage cycling, not the macho sort but for families, is very progressive.
They are waymarking routes which are well graded and not too difficult &mdash; an increase in facilities will take people off the roads which can't be a bad thing.    
My own personal favourite mountain biking route is a permissive route which I'm authorised to use but I wouldn't like to advertise it.
I enjoy mid-Wales where the riding is good, although unfortunately the rights of way network is poor.
Once a month I go out for a serious session &mdash; the last of which was a hard circuit of Radnor Forest, but I enjoyed it tremendously.&equo;              
SUBSCRIPTION OFFER    
FREE BOOK    
Subscribe now to get your <head>free</head>copy of John Cleare's Trekking &mdash; Great Walks of the World worth &pound;14.95    
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Carbon dioxide review: 1982 edited by William Mark  Oxford UP, pp 469, &pound;22.50      
John Gribbin    
THIS large &mdash; format (22 x 28 cm) book provides the most information about the carbon dioxide problem available in one manageable volume.
It is a multi-author work, organised by the Institute for Energy Analysis of Oak Ridge Universities, and is intended to be part of the broad CO  2   programme in the US that has already produced several official reports on different aspects of the problem, and will lead to a comprehensive report in 1985.
But, as the editor says in a preface, the present volume, <head>free</head>from the need to provide an official, authoritative consensus, is better able to provide &bquo;a forum for critical appraisal of current thinking&equo;.    
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We vaccinate new puppies in the arms of totally unsuitable and unprepared owners, and make a mental note of all problems which will occur in future, hoping that the owners will come back to us instead of the chap along the road.
Ailing animals, so long as they have a solvent owner in two, are our bread and butter.    
Are we really all like this?
I sincerely hope not, and it's time we proved it.    
I would like to see some kind of control scheme entailing the reliable and permanent marking of dogs for future identification.
Tattooing is a simple procedure, no more painful than for humans, and considerably quicker to carry out.
If such a procedure were made law, vets could well afford to offer the service at a minimal cost, if not <head>free</head> , at the same time as the first vaccination.
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Including such aircraft as: P-38, P-40, P-51, Beaufighter, Blenheim, Firefly, Hurricane and Spitfire, He 111 CASA 2111, Bf 109/  Buchon   among many others, this book is primarily a source of reference for aviation and warbird preservation historians.        
Good journal guide    
 Flightlines   is the official magazine of the Canadian Warplane Heritage (CWH), based at Hamilton, Ontario.
This quarterly publication, available to members of CWH is full of news updates on the aircraft of the CWH Museum along with articles of an historical nature.    
 Squadron News   is the house magazine of the North Weald&rehy;based  Squadron  , home of the Harvard Formation Team and the Great War Combat Team.
With news of all the events organised throughout the year by  The Squadron  , along with news and views of the varied historic based aircraft, this publication is issued <head>free</head>to all  Squadron   members.        
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My partners were Doug Scott, squeezing climbing into a packed lecture programme, and David Harris, the author of  Vortex  , who was visiting Britain for the Boardman-Tasker Award ceremonies.    
While the rest of the country was swept by autumn storms, we enjoyed two days of outstanding climbing on Guillemot and Cormorant ledges.
Our target route &mdash; the   splendid Tudor Rose, which takes a stunning line up of the best section of the cliff above Guillemot Ledge &mdash; remained unfulfilled, as we found handling a clutch of fine HVS and VS routes fully occupied our energies, leaving us totally sated.
Of these I might mention the powerful Spook (HVS) and one of the best VS expeditions we had ever experienced &mdash; Quality Street above Cormorant Ledge.
Here you launch straight into a 120ft <head>free</head>abseil to a sea-washed rock platform, which serves as a base for a splendid two-pitch wall climb, finishing with a joyous (and solid) jug-pull, poised above the sea.
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The Annulii is almost impossible to cross save by certain passes and tunnels guarded by massive fortified gates.
Many wild and evil creatures are spawned in the mountains or drawn there on the winds of magic.
For the most part they are confined there by the same spell which draws the magic to Ulthuan, but some things manage to find their way down to ravage the lands below.
Griffons, chimera and other monsters find their way into the hinterlands of the Inner Kingdoms where they are hunted for sport or captured as war mounts by the High Elves.    
So few passes breach the near impenetrable mountains that most communication between the inner and outer realms takes place by sea.
Thus the Inner Kingdoms are unspoilt wildernesses for the most part, covered by huge, ancient forests or grassy, rolling plains, utterly <head>free</head>of the stamp of habitation.    
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&bquo;My God, they do give you a red face when you're least expecting it.&equo;    
I laughed and said I was the same when I was young.
My Ma often didn't know where to look when I came out with things about Uncle Geordie and Auntie Julie.
I was moving forward to weigh my potatoes when the little boy caught hold of my coat.
&bquo;I like this nice man,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Will he get me some apples?&equo;    
&bquo;Junior!&equo; his mother cried.
&bquo;What a sauce you've got!&equo;    
I chatted with her while I weighed the potatoes, then I moved off to the wines and spirits section.
The little boy pattered along beside me, looking up and smiling.
He took my <head>free</head>hand and said: &bquo;I'm going with you, man.&equo;    
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I am confident in the creation of DPA that the employees of both ports will now have a common objective of serving the shipping community with the continuing and ever improving level of service.
All of that will be possible by large investment by the Dubai Government.
In handling equipment and common information services the efficiency and the economy of single marketing operation maintenance and technical department will be evident in DPA,&equo; Sulayem added.    
The chairman stated that DPA will have facilities of over 100 berths, 11 container cranes and tremendous cargo handling capacity.
A major purchasing programme of new equipment to provide even better service for shipping lines as well as imports and exports will be announced in the immediate future.    
Sulayem also spoke of Jebel Ali <head>Free</head>Zone Authority which now has more than 325 companies as clients.
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Inside the hotel there is a large restaurant/dining room, a breakfast room with television and bar, and a typical wood panelled stube.
During the main part of the season, music is occasionally played on the hotel's terrace during the evening.
Standard rooms have free use of shower.
Public tennis courts and swimming pool are close by.    
No lift; 50 bedrooms; singles available.        
HOTEL STRASS &amp; ANNEXES (3+)    
The Strass has been popular with British holiday-makers for many years, and is conveniently situated in Mayrhofen's main street, next to the Penken cable car.
As well as <head>free</head>use of the indoor swimming pool, guests can use the facilities offered in the adjoining Freelax Fitness Centre for a local charge: Sauna, Turkish bath, jacuzzi, solarium (coin-operated), squash courts, outdoor tennis and massage facilities.
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The respective eligibility rulings are: common eligibility; maximum of two solicitors per firm; and, finally the present criterion, &bquo;substantial criminal experience&equo; with no maximum number per firm.
It became clear in the operation of the first category that, for example, strong social conscience or interest did not necessarily bring a concomitant skill in criminal advocacy.
It also meant that the larger firms, particularly those with large criminal practices,   could flood the rota with partners and assistant solicitors.
Concern was expressed with the results of this free-for-all policy, both as far as the number of solicitors from large firms was concerned and in respect of the quality of advocacy:    
A free for all is dangerous.
No disrespect to my conveyancing brethren but I wouldn't let them loose on a guilty plea of going the wrong way round a keep left sign.
A <head>free</head>for all was a scandal.
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Mine would be quieter &mdash;&equo;    
But the rest of his appeal was lost as Erika pushed past him and stood at the end of the bus, well aware that Paul would rather postpone his appeal than stand the two slow lurching miles to the club.    
The Youth Club of the Paris Commune as it was officially known, or the &bquo;Paree&equo; as its more irreverent members called it, was a gimcrack affair, cracked concrete and cheap plastic panels, tucked beside the inevitable block of flats, and a health centre, but it was well equipped: table tennis, television, a library, a concert room, a rather more substantial annexe for weight lifting, a hall which doubled up for meetings of the <head>Free</head>German Youth and dancing, and a comfortable lounge where one could buy coffee and soft drinks.    
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She gave a little gesture, out towards the windows, to the formal parterre which had taken twenty men as many months to relay and replant.
&bquo;Too many memories, Edouard.
I told you.&equo;    
Edouard moved into the house at St-Cloud alone.    
With his father's employees he was generous but firm.
The elderly among the servants were asked to retrain the new staff to their old exacting standards; they were then retired, with pensions of a size that made Edouard's Parisian friends complain.
Word gets around, they said; for God's sake stop &mdash; or they'll all be demanding de Chavigny-style settlements.
Edouard shrugged.    
&bquo;They stayed with my father right through the war.
They deserve that and more.&equo;    
The vineyards in the Loire were ploughed up, and replanted using vine stock <head>free</head>from disease.
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&bquo;All the others &mdash; the Germans, French, Dutch, Americans do it.
It seems unbelievable that we should be out of line.&equo;      
Manufacturers complain that their international competitors generally receive more state support and that other countries take a more cavalier attitude to the notion of fair trade.
The CBI points out that UK corporate taxes, at more than 4% of GDP in 1989, are more than double the amount of state aid to industry.
In Germany, France, Spain and Italy, by contrast, state aid exceeds the tax take.    
Patrick Minford, professor of economics at Liverpool University, a leading <head>free</head>marketeer and monetarist, and one of the &bquo;seven wise men&equo; recently appointed to advise the Treasury, points out that complaints of unfair subsidies within the EC should be addressed to the Brussels competition authorities.
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If savings have been set aside for a funeral, and would now pay for one at current prices, that money, invested at the best rate of interest, may be enough to pay for the funeral when it occurs.
It is also possible to pay a  lump sum   premium to an insurance company which will pay out to the amount insured.      
Some insurance companies offer small sum policies, with monthly or annual premiums, which may pay for the funeral when someone dies, however much has been put into the scheme.
There may be difficulty obtaining a policy over the age of 75.
Such schemes are advertised in the press, and policies can often be bought without a visit from an agent, or a medical assessment.
Abbey Life Assurance, Direct Mailing Dept., 80 Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth, BH8 8AL or telephone <head>free</head>of charge on (0800) 262422 (maximum age 70) is one of the companies offering this type of policy.    
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Given its rather &eacute;litist duties, it is not surprising to note that the PSBC would be funded out of taxpayers' money and rents paid by ITV contractors and not by the (few) consumers of its products.    
The case for  regulation   and public funding in order to create the PSBC is (perhaps paradoxically) matched by strong arguments for the  deregulation   of broadcasting and the introduction of consumer sovereignty.
As the Committee reminds us, &bquo;prepublication censorship (i.e. today's broadcasting regulation)&hellip; has no place in a free society&hellip;.&equo; and there cannot be any justifications for imposing limits on what should or should not be published or printed.
As long as the laws of the land were not broken, there should be a <head>free</head>market in information.
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Chantler noted, however, in 1952, that &bquo;the current investment review has been even more fantastic than its predecessors if that were possible&equo;, and it was not until 1953 that the Treasury had worked out a new system of investment control.
This led to the partial abandonment of physical controls and a move towards financial disciplines for the nationalised industries.
Ernest Long summarised the change snappily in his note to the Authority's accountant when they were working out the implications in 1954: &bquo;instead of being messed about by the long&rehy;haired boys at the Treasury we are now dealt with by the Finance boys &mdash; and we much prefer it that way&equo;.    
The subjection of the industry to &bquo;financial disciplines&equo; was inevitably at first a slogan rather than a policy.
Its precise effect on the allocation of investment resources would depend on the detailed working out of the disciplines, and the Treasury certainly took no chances on a complete return to the <head>free</head>market in investment capital.
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The town's main attraction is a thermal lake (one of the largest such lakes in the world) which as well as being therapeutic is delightful to swim in.
Heviz also has a permanent open market for inexpensive shopping.
The larger town of Keszthely, on Lake Balaton, is a short bus ride away from Heviz and easily reached.    
As well as being a most beautiful country, with a very pleasant summer climate, Hungary is most interesting for its history and unique and engaging inhabitants.      
Excursions    
For clients staying in Alsopahok there will be much to see and do, new sights, sounds and tastes to enjoy.
Everyone will be <head>free</head>to enjoy themselves as they wish, but we shall be arranging a programme of optional sightseeing excursions and activities on a daily basis, which will ensure you miss nothing of the best the region has to offer.
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All the Careers Services will be running an On Course help and advice service from 21 August to the time when higher education courses actually start.
Specially trained careers   advisers   can help you think through your choices, give you impartial advice about your suitability for different opportunities, and help you find the right course.
They also have access to up-to-date information through a computer database.
What's more, this service is entirely free.
If you aren't sure where to find your nearest Careers Office, look in the Phone Book under &bquo;Careers&equo;.    
Of course, your school or college know you and know what you are capable of, they are an excellent source of advice.    
BBC and ITV both run excellent <head>free</head>helpline services staffed by trained careers advisers, and will be broadcasting special programmes to help A-level and BTEC students.      
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By European standards the beers are extremely bitter, rating 40 EBUs (European Bitterness Units) for traditional bitter, 36 for Sovereign, 45 for Best Bitter and 60 for a Porter Bob brews in the winter months.    
Across the yard in the oast house, hops fresh from this year's harvest are placed in a kiln for 12 to 14 hours and heated by electric fans at temperatures starting at 90 degrees F and rising to 140&deg;.    
From the kiln they are laid out and raked on the pressing floor and packed into the tall sacks with Mickey Mouse ears known in the trade as pockets.        
Rates    
Bob rates other beers by their hop character.
His favourite is Bass's bottle-conditioned Worthington White Shield as a result of its fine hoppiness.    
As the sells his beers to the <head>free</head>trade and to national brewers' pubs he has noticed both the   swingeing   price increases imposed by the brewing giants and the reaction among their tenants.    
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Fenton regrets that he cannot give personal advice.            
Money down the drain?    
Having spent money on a new washing machine or fridge-freezer, you may be tempted to pay a bit extra to cover the cost of potential repairs.
But with a one-year guarantee, is it really worth the extra for a service contract?
Make sure you'll be getting value for money before you decide.    
Typical contracts are available on domestic electrical appliances such as washing machines, dishwashers or televisions, provided they're under five years old.
(Beyond that time most manufacturers won't insure their machines.)
You pay an annual fee &mdash; from about &pound;15 for a microwave to &pound;50 for a washer-drier (of all household appliances, these cause the most problems).
Any repairs including labour, parts and VAT, are <head>free</head>for 12 months.    
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Hakim, left behind in Frankfurt in October to arrange some sort of deal, ended up with a promise of 1 &frac12; (sic) hostages in exchange for 1,500 TOWs and pressure for the release of 17 terrorists held in Kuwait.
The exchange was approved by Poindexter, apparently after informing the President.
By then, the initiative with Iran had snapped any moorings in the real world.
The Americans knew they were being led a dance, but the urge to rescue hostages &mdash; premised on high emotion and some amount of electoral calculation &mdash; drove the policy forward.    
In these circumstances, the oddest schemes found some sort of currency.
North apparently devised, and the attorney general approved, a scheme to ransom two hostages for &dollar;2.2m in bribes; extra hostages could probably be bribed <head>free</head> , North believed, for &dollar;1m each.
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When you rent from Radio Rentals Home Laundry range you say goodbye to costly repair bills.
If a fault develops you know you can contact us 24 hours a day, 365 days a year&hellip; and we'll get the problem fixed within 24 hours.
That's what we call Total Service!    
Whatever you home laundry requirements, Radio Rentals has the package to suit you.
Our range includes Automatic Washing Machines and Tumble Dryers which can be rented separately or as a combination.
Or, for households with smaller families or limited kitchen space, the Philips Whirlpool AWG997 Washer-Dryer with straight-through wash and dry cycle and 1000rpm spin is ideal.    
And when you've made your choice, we'll deliver your new machine and connect it to a suitable service point &mdash; completely <head>free</head>of charge and within 24 hours.    
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Cheddleton station in Basford Bridge Lane, opened for the 1992 season on June 7 and is also open on July 19 (Friends of Thomas the Tank Engine), 2/9/16/23/30/31 August (the last two days of August are another Friends of Thomas), September 20 (Transport Day), and December 6, 13 and 20 for Santa steamings specials.    
Ample car parking space provides excellent provision not only to the station, but to the working signal box, refreshment room and souvenir shop, plus the locomotive shed.    
The Fowler 4F is planned to visit the East Lancs Railway at Bury in the near future, which will also provide excellent running-in facilities.
In exchange, a steam locomotive from the ELR will be going to Cheddleton.    
The &bquo;Knotty&equo; magazine issued <head>free</head>to members of the NSR, is priced at &pound;1.00, and provides a wealth of information on the restoration of the railway in this lovely area of North Staffordshire.    
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The split editions also make it possible to use  Streamline   for short courses.    
The range of supplementary materials is still growing, and as well as materials for reading skills development and the listening centre or language lab, there are graded readers and video.
This enables schools to build up a flexible resource which teachers can adapt to the varying needs of classes.    
Even within the course there is exceptional flexibility.
For while there are detailed teacher's notes provided, the Student's Books themselves are not at all prescriptive.
There is therefore plenty of breathing space for the teacher who wishes to use  Streamline   for a more personal approach.    
<head>Free</head>supplements to the Teacher's Editions for  Departures   and  Connections   are available.
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Once the male has the female under his nest, he will embrace her forming a &bquo;U&equo; around her body.
As he gently squeezes, she will release from 5 to 20 eggs which he fertilises.
These float to the surface among the bubbles.
Once the pair have recovered they will embrace several more times.
Eventually there may be well over 100 eggs in the nest.    
The male is usually left in the tank to keep the eggs clean.
These hatch in two days and the fry are free swimming of the 5th day.    
After the 5th day it is usual to remove the male.
In the wild the male remains with the nest, protecting from all intruders except other females which he will attempt to entice in to spawn with.
This means a nest may contain eggs through to fry which are just becoming <head>free</head>swimming.        
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She pitched forward into the flooded darkness of the interior, and Trent heaved himself after her.
Gathering her back into his arms, he unclipped the safety line on her lifejacket and lifted her on to the saloon settee where she was protected from the surging water by his BMW.    
Both hulls were flooded, the water driving backwards and   forwards across the saloon deck as the waves lifted first one hull, then the other.
The continual slamming of the seas under the bridge-deck beat at them, fountaining up through the manhole Trent had unscrewed in the saloon deck.
The sea churned the banalities of his life into flotsam: sheets, shirts, sandals, books, charts, salt cellar&hellip;    
Waves burst over the cockpit into the saloon only to pour out through the manhole each time the bridge-deck broke <head>free</head>for a moment.
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A highly-developed sense of the ridiculous is inimical to the striking of certain musical attitudes; and, while I'm sure mason regards the craft of composition itself with profound seriousness, there are clearly many compositional modes and self images which he's quite unable to invest with the spurious dignity they often demand.
Certainly the taste for parody hasn't deserted him (witness the piano pieces in homage to Scarlatti, Medtner, Alkan, late Liszt  et al  ); nor has his taste for rum titles (such as the choral work  Oil or petrol Marks on a Wet Road are Sometimes held to be Spots where a Rainbow Stood  ).
Being the master &mdash; and comprehensive underminer &mdash; of so many styles has left Mason <head>free</head>to identify wholly with none of them; style has become one of the objects, rather than a subject or a medium, or his music.
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Originally a mere footpath through fields, Charles II had decided it was a better route to Hampton Court than one to the North, through the village of Knightsbridge.
At this time the King's French gardeners were making extensive improvements to the Palace gardens and frequent inspection was necessary.
The land was therefore made into a coach road, allowing farm labourers and market gardeners access to the fields, but during the reign of George I, this long-established route was closed by the Surveyor General and only a few privileged people were allowed to use it.
Sloane petitioned the Lords Commissioner of H.M.
Treasury, who decided in favour of the request and once again tenants of the lands adjoining King's Road in Chelsea were allowed <head>free</head>passage with their carts and horses, and   their ditches, invaluable for drainage and cattle stops, were reopened.
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Mr Turner his wife and three daughters aged eight, six and four moved to France in April and his auberge opened in July.
The three children are now attending the local village school.
&bquo;Despite various teething problems we are very happy in our new life,&equo; said Mr Turner.    
&bquo;The auberge is an attractive nineteenth-century house standing in a secluded garden of about one acre with glorious views towards the Pyrenees.
Guests have the use of the spacious ground-floor living room with direct access to the large south-facing terrace.
There are also swings and a games room for the children.&equo;
There are three rooms available: one double, one single and a family room.    
Bed and breakfast prices are around &pound;10 per person for adults, &pound;5 for children (aged four to 12), children under four are <head>free</head> .
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Suitable for all skin types except very dry, it should be used morning and night to remove heavy make-up before cleansing.
Send your name and address to Hairflair/Rose Laird Offer         
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Hot news from Clairol &mdash; the latest addition to their already extensive heated appliance range is now available in the shops and we've got 10 to give away!
The Clairol Hot Shot is a professional-style brush and tong in one with a unique automatic cut-off switch.
Now you don't have to worry if you go out and forget to turn your styler off &mdash; Hot Shot does it for you!
For a chance to own one put your name and address on a postcard today and send it to Hairflair/Hot Shot Offer       
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1.      
Sit comfortably in a chair consciously letting your shoulders drop and move outward to widen the chest.      
2.      
Let your head float upwards from your shoulders as if it was being lifted from above.      
3.      
Look straight ahead as if gazing at a place on a wall.
Practise this initial letting go.
Don't force it, be comfortable.
It may take time for you to get the knack.
Don't feel defeated: it's just something new you needed to learn.          
When you can do this easily your lungs will be <head>free</head>to fill from top to bottom, so take a few deep, slow but gentle breaths.
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A choice of 64 Centres and Support Groups nationwide.      
I wish to help ARMS in their fight against Multiple Sclerosis.
Please send me a sponsorship package and free t-shirt as soon as possible.       
NSPCC London Marathon Appeal        
NSPCC    
BY LISTENING HELP US PROTECT CHILDREN    
As part of the Society's work to protect children from abuse and neglect a national NSPCC Child Protection Help Line is being launched in the Spring of 1991.
A single national number, free to all callers, will be available to anyone wishing to seek advice or take action on behalf of abused or neglected children.    
WILL YOU HELP US RAISE &pound;6 MILLION TO FUND OUR NEW SERVICE?    
Please send me a <head>free</head>Running Vest and Sponsor Pack.       
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The amounts which may be charged to share premium account are determined by the requirements of companies legislation.     
91.    
Although the &lsqb;draft&rsqb; FRS requires appropriations of profit over and above the dividends payable to be made in some circumstances in respect of non-equity shares it does not affect the total amount of distributable profits.    
92.    
The &lsqb;draft&rsqb; FRS also requires appropriations of profit to be shown in the profit and loss account equivalent to the value of shares issued in respect of scrip dividends.
To the extent that such shares are not paid up by capitalisation of the profit and loss account or other <head>free</head>reserves, distributable profits are not reduced by the amount of such dividends.       
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There are few children who do not experience the death of a much-loved grandparent or pet when they are quite young, and yet so often they are excluded from all the changes that go on at the time of a grandparent's death, as though in some way this will leave them unaffected.    
Children are often not allowed to go to funerals nor allowed to talk or ask questions about the person who has died.
They are often told not to cry &bquo;because it will upset Mummy&equo;.
All this may be done for the best of reasons but it only ensures that children bottle up their feelings as well as their tears, which, as we have seen in previous chapters, can have far-reaching effects.
Grief will find an expression at some time, and if it is not allowed at the time it occurs, then it will be much more difficult to deal with when it is triggered by an event in later life.
To some extent, adults can choose of their own <head>free</head>will whether to deal with their grief or not.
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Patten believes that people have to recognize that environmental quality is not a cost-free option and that the way in which energy and transport policies will have to be modified to take account of environmental factors will become an important subject of public debate.
So let us look at an English case which exemplifies some of the practical problems confronting the theorists of sustainable development: Twyford Down (near Winchester) and the route of the M3 motorway in March 1990.
Twyford Down is a much-loved, fiercely defended &bquo;environment&equo; close to a city which values its green spaces.
It is designated as an area of outstanding natural beauty, the exquisite chalk-hill blue butterfly has made its home there and there are Celtic fields and an Iron Age fort.
Here, clearly, was a marvellous opportunity to give Pearce's principles <head>free</head>rein and see what costings they produced.    
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The second and later major influence on Barth has been, again by his own admission, that of Borges and he has set on record his admiration for that writer in his most famous article, &bquo;The Literature of Exhaustion&equo; (1967), in which he argues that certain literary forms may be used up and so are no longer available to the writer except as parody.
Partly irritated by critical misreadings of this piece, Barth published in 1979 a &bquo;comparison and corrective&equo; entitled &bquo;The Literature of Replenishment&equo; in which he sees disjunction, etc. as essentially modernistic and seeks a synthesis between modernism and nineteenth-century realism.
Here he elaborates on an argument sketched out a few years earlier, that the label &bquo;postmodern&equo; denoted the quality of being &bquo;<head>free</head>to come to new terms with both realism and anti-realism, linearity and non-linearity, continuity and discontinuity&equo;.
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We have 200 bottles of Cream Silk's new 2 in 1 shampoo for Frequent Use &mdash; send your details on a postcard to              
100 FREE    
Kick your curls back into action with ShockWaves Curl Shaper from Wella &mdash; a brand new styling spray that gives your curls body and bounce.
Brilliant on permed or naturally curly hair, damp or dry hair and great for scrunch drying, ShockWaves Curl Shaper can also be used in-between washes to re-energise tired curls &mdash; perfect for keeping in the office for an end-of-the&rehy;day style boost!
We've got 100 bottles, worth &pound;1.99 each, to give away to Hairflair readers.
So, make your curls twist and shout and send your name and address on a postcard to            
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A pale-coloured Eg horizon is often prominent in the upper mineral horizons, beneath which the horizons are grey with greenish and bluish tinges and with ochreous mottling.
These colours are of secondary origin and replace those inherited from the parent material.    
 Surface-water   gleys display strongly gleyed sub-surface horizons, the intensity of gleying decreasing with depth.
The colour inherited from the parent material is more apparent as gley phenomena decrease.    
 Noncalcareous gleys   have no free calcium carbonate in the upper horizons of the profile.
An A horizon is often underlain by an Eg horizon which may be well defined in semi-natural soils.
The soils are often developed on parent materials of moderately fine and fine texture.    
 Humic gleys   have no <head>free</head>calcium carbonate in the upper mineral horizons and have a dark-coloured Ahg horizon.    
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In the past the courts have construed statutory and common law rights to information restrictively and have either required an applicant to show a special reason for wanting the information or have denied access to a person with an &bquo;indirect motive&equo; such as a councillor helping a constituent in a complaint against the authority.    
In another case the court upheld an elector's right to see council documents (a statutory right without qualification, as here) unless his request &bquo;was so oppressive as to amount to an abuse of the right&equo;.
It remains to be seen whether similar restrictions or limits will be placed on these public rights to information.          
GOVERNORS' MEETING    
If complete public openness is the policy, it might have been expected that the public would have <head>free</head>access to governors' meetings so that they could hear the arguments for policy and resource allocations within the school.
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In many cases, such co-operation is a matter of swapping data arrived at by various different means &mdash; pooling knowledge of genes or weather systems, for example.
By and large, scientists are pretty good at this.
In some cases, though, the co-operation has to be institutional &mdash; the instruments of understanding, as well as their products, have to be held in common.
Here the challenge is being ducked.    
A prime example is the field of particle physics.
America has embarked on a project for a vast Superconducting Super Collider, under construction south of Dallas (see page 112).
The Europeans plan a similar, more modest but possibly more versatile machine at their joint laboratory, CERN, outside Geneva.
At this scale, the costs of duplication far outweigh the benefits of competition &mdash; especially as each machine would be host to more than one experiment, allowing internal competition <head>free</head>rein.
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&bull; Recommended Dietary Guidelines appear in each volume so you can regularly check your nutritional intake.    
&bull; A special microwave recipe section, so you can take advantage of microwaving's superb time-saving and nutritional benefits.    
&bull; Meal planning made simple by a list of suggested accompaniments with each recipe.    
&bull; Attractive ways to present your dishes shown on every spread.    
&bull; Lie-flat books making recipes easy to follow and wipe clean covers so that stains and marks are easily removed.    
&bull; Handy glossary and comprehensive index for quick, simple reference.    
&bull; Special editors' notes containing useful hints and tips.        
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Yours <head>free</head>just for sending off your Free Trial Card &mdash; this high quality oven mitt.
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AS THE Pope begins his visit to Indonesia, two young men from Gajah Mada University in Yogyakarta on Java are beginning long prison sentences for subversion.
Bambang Subono, a student of political science, and Isti Nugroho, who works in the physics and chemistry laboratory, are charged with spreading leftist ideas and feelings of hostility and dissension in society, and with distributing communist literature and discussing communism at meetings.    
The announcement of their sentences &mdash; seven and eight years respectively - has precipitated a series of clashes between students and members of the security forces, who were said to have used bayonets.    
Curbs on <head>free</head>speech &mdash; the banning of books, revocation of newspaper licences and persecution of writers who criticise the government &mdash; is a normal feature of Indonesian political life.
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Not all your profits are taxable.
There is an  exemption limit of &pound;5,800 a year  : so if during the year your total profits amount to &pound;12,000, tax would only be levied on &pound;6,200.
Additionally, certain items are free altogether of capital gains tax; and others, such as the sale of a family business, get special treatment.
Details are given a little further on.    
A very important point for married couples to know is that as a result of independent taxation each partner now enjoys his/her own annual exemption of&pound;5,800 instead of, as before, their gains being aggregated (i.e. added together) for tax purposes.
This means in effect that, provided both partners are taking advantage of their full exemption limit, a couple can make gains of &pound;11,600 a year <head>free</head>of capital gains tax.
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A second group of stations opted for a free version of  cinquecento   baroque &mdash; Berlin Potsdamer Bahnhof (1872), Mannheim (1876), Budapest East (1876), Zurich (1871), and Brunswick (1848).
The Italians during the same period, aiming for a distinctive national style, succeeded in producing at Turin, Trieste, Naples, Milan, and Rome a series of unremarkable and uninteresting stations.    
The 1890s saw the triumph of megalomania as size took over and passengers and tracks increased in number.
The station for the new age was Victor Laloux's Gare d'Orsay in Paris, whose opening was timed for the 1900 Paris Exposition.
It was reached by two miles of track through a tunnel along the banks of the Seine from the Gare d'Austerlitz.
It utilized electric trains and there was no smoke.
In consequence there was no train-shed.
Vestibule, waiting-rooms, and concourse were all in one and topped by a <head>graceful</head> vault with ample skylights.
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Honesty, that confident, cheerful plant with its brave brilliant flowers and beautiful silver-gold glistening seeds, which grew where nothing else would.
And the cool, blue, soothing delphiniums: drink in their colour for peace!
Tulips like red satin which closed up &mdash; even in a vase &mdash; when it was pouring with rain.
Forget-me-nots (woody &mdash; the tall East Anglian variety) &mdash; like little bits of heaven, and golden rod &mdash; the last burst of sun.
And above all &mdash; literally &mdash; giant hogweed, symbol of survival.    
She remembered the vetch, clover, wild roses, flowering grasses and blackberry flowers of early July.
And the   long-suffering elder, which always looks beautiful, <head>graceful</head> , however much you cut it, with its lacy plates held out to the sun.
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But accountability and care no more have to be the absolute precondition, the ever-present animating ethic, of sexual relations, homosexual or otherwise, than they do of any other kind except in the obvious sense that care of some kind is the precondition of almost any shared social activity.
That such care may well characterize those activities which Scruton declares cannot possess it is suggested by Andrew Lumsden's appropriately  passing   remark on the casual, anonymous sexual encounter: &bquo;for now I can only generalize: as I've known it, men are never so peaceful, so unviolent (physically and emotionally), so <head>graceful</head> with each other (no matter how &bquo;crude'&equo; the act) as they are &mdash; as we are &mdash; when content to take each other without the addition of names, or beds, or flats, or even of any clear impression of one-another's looks' (  Gay News  , 235 (Mar. 1982), 17).    
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When asked what his biggest weakness would be he replies, with a great laugh, &bquo;My record.&equo;
True enough.
For every Sacramento insider with an uproarious &bquo;Willie&equo; story, there is another asking &bquo;What has Willie done?&equo;.
Mr Brown's supporters reel off a list of bills that the Speaker has influenced; but even they have to admit that many of his greatest victories have been stopping &bquo;evil&equo; Republican laws rather than creating good Democratic ones.    
And there is the rub.
The gubernatorial trial balloon may well fall back in the Speaker's face because, quite simply, there is not enough air in it.
That leaves Mr Brown, like many an ageing master-courtier before him, still stuck without a strategy for a <head>graceful</head> exit; and, more important, without the legacy that his long period in power deserves.        
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 Yucca elephantipes   stands out from the common herd with care    
 Philodendron selloum   needs plenty of space to spread.          
Frond thoughts    
Ferns seem either to like you or hate you.
They're certainly not over-fond of me, probably because my central heating is always on full blast in winter.
The poor things shrivel up in protest.
If you want those fresh green fronds to stay that way, high humidity is a must.      
Make a fern commitment    
My success is marginally better with those larger ferns that have rather more robust foliage, such as the  Nephrolepis exaltata   varieties, which include the <head>graceful</head> Boston fern and feathery lace fern, both of which are widely available.    
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The Royal Theatre's modest exterior belies the gorgeously decorated auditorium &mdash; like a trip back to the Victorian heyday of Theatre.
Designed by C. J. Phipps in 1884, the Theatre was then known as &bquo;The Opera House&equo;.    
Abington Street &mdash; once a congested traffic route is now attractively pedestrianised.    
In Fish Street, the visitor is confronted by the architectural whimsy of The Fish Public House opposite the imposing &bquo;Wrennaissance&equo; facade of City Buildings, designed by Alexander Anderson in 1900.    
Look above the shop fronts to the upper floors above nos. 33&ndash;45 St. Giles Street.
The row originally formed part of St. Thomas' Hospital Charity.    
Albion Place is a quiet backwater of fine Georgian villas.
At the southern end of the terrace the style erupts into <head>graceful</head> Regency with canopies and verandahs.    
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Performers: Gill Bridgett, Sybil Fraser, Diana Merchant, Marian Mitchell, Barbara Norton, Jenny Rumsey, Sarah Simmons, Brenda Suiters, Denise Symes, Betty Toovey    
5.
HOOKED ON BLUE &mdash; Essex Team    
Choreographed by: ESSEX TEACHERS' WORKSHOP    
A combination of different dance styles and changing moods all linked with the colour blue    
Performers: Jenny Bailey, June Beale, Sylvia Brant, Doreen Coward, Pat Dean, Tina Denny, Rata Forde, Veronica Greenwood, Maureen Houghton, Doreen Hunt, Jennie Lupton, Gladys Malcolm, Steve Moody, Pam Nash, Sheila Rowley, Olive Roy, Jean Wallace, Jan Weisner    
6.
MORNING BREEZE &mdash; Surrey/Sussex/Hampshire Team    
Choreographed by: JANICE HEWITT, BRENDA MORGAN, CHRIS HUTCHINSON, PAT SHERE    
Produced by: PAT SHERE    
Haunting music and <head>graceful</head> flowing movements capture the atmosphere and colour of a summer morning    
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Today that figure is nearer 42%, the rest obtained competitively from research grants or from student fees    
Sit next to Sir Eric Ash at dinner these days and, sooner or later, the conversation will almost certainly turn to &bquo;graceful degradation&equo;.    
It is not quite as racy as it sounds.
Ash, Rector of the Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine, is an engineer and &bquo;graceful degradation&equo; is the term engineers use to describe the slow, bit-by-bit, collapse of a system.
In a telephone network, for example, if one key element breaks down and the whole system immediately crashes you have a &bquo;catastrophic failure&equo;, but if, instead, there is simply a progressive deterioration leading, after a period, to the same ultimate end, silence, then you are experiencing &bquo;<head>graceful</head> degradation&equo;.    
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Unable to read her watch in the gloom, she asked, &bquo;What time is it?&equo;    
He looked at the ormolu clock behind her.
&bquo;Nearly eight.&equo;    
Luce digested this in silence.    
&bquo;Hungry?&equo;    
She started to shake her head.    
&bquo;Rubbish,&equo; he said firmly.
&bquo;You must be.
You've had nothing to eat today.
I'll go and see what I can find.&equo;    
Rising to his feet, he stretched, as sleek and <head>graceful</head> as one of his own cats, and switched on a couple of standard lamps.    
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Two black leather chesterfields faced each other across a low glass-topped table bearing a cylindrical flower vase of highly polished stainless steel surrounded by three slimmer and smaller cylinders of the same material, which, empty, could have been a rather large cruet set, but the true function of which was illustrated by the pure white candles, long and pointed, which emerged from their upper openings.    
Stylish&hellip;
Gina paused to pass her approving gaze around the rest of the room.
She didn't need to read the manufacturer's name to recognise the sleek lines of a Bang and Olufsen television and VCR or its matching hi-fi and CD player stacked on a long, low teak drawer-unit.
A shelf against one wall displayed a small collection of rainbow-hued glass bowls and ornaments in which colour flowed into colour in a multiform fantasy of design and chance.
The forms were simple, <head>graceful</head> , unembellished by anything save the intensity of light and movement trapped in the glass itself.
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Slowly he feathered kisses up along her delicate skin to her ear, sending  frissons   of pleasure through her veins.    
&bquo;How can you be so generous?&equo;    
Paige's arms slid around his neck, one hand running sensually through the thick mat of hair at his nape, the other gliding beneath his robe to caress the muscled strength of his shoulders.
She felt intoxicated by the male scent and taste of him, aroused by just the pressure of his body so close to hers.    
&bquo;I can't help myself, any more than you can.
The night is ours, Travis, but it's so short.
Don't waste a moment.&equo;    
Travis moved then, standing up to shrug out of his robe.
Returning to the bed, he pulled the sheet away, and Paige held out her arms to him.
Kneeling beside her, he took her hands and placed them on his chest, tracing the <head>graceful</head> line of her arms with his fingers.
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She set off to find a lift.
Onward and upward.      
&bquo;Cybershit, Belle!
I said I'll do it, OK?
Just check the suit and open the airlock, will you?&equo;    
Ace winced.
Her own voice sounded harsh and metallic inside the spacesuit helmet.
She flexed her fingers, trying to become accustomed to the power-assisted joints.    
She had never liked suiting up for trips outside in space, and this suit was an old model, and equipped for combat as well as maintenance.
It was big and heavy.
Wearing the suit, she weighed three hundred kilos and felt as <head>graceful</head> as a rhinoceros; as soon as she was outside she'd feel almost weightless, and the suit's systems would give her the strength of a robot while hardly affecting the speed and ease of her movements.
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Of course there was a very large element of luck involved, but unless or until something better came along it was the only option she had.    
It was nearly two in the afternoon when, having watched the changing of the Guard at the Amalienborg Palace, admired the copper spire of the old Stock Exchange formed by the twisted tails of four dragons, gazed in appreciation at the magnificent Gefion's Fountain and paid the customary respects to the statue of the Little Mermaid at the entrance to the harbour, she caught a bus back to the canal district.    
Nyhavn, full of character and teeming with life, was just the sort of place that Suzie would love: two rows of picturesque houses flanking either side of a canal which was lined with old fishing boats, their tall masts and <head>graceful</head> rigging moving lazily as the light wind ruffled the water.
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I can do it OK if I hang onto the side, but when I let go I just sink.
Marie's real patient though, and she tries again and again.
It's pretty good fun, but it'd be better if I could float.
Marie says I got to relax more.
I said I'll try.    
Marie's a brilliant swimmer.
I like watching her going up and down the baths.
I usually stand at the shallow end after she's finished teaching me the floating bit, and watch her have her swim.
She ain't so quick as some of the others, but she's real good at swimming.
She don't hardly splash at all.
She's like one of them underwater swimmers I seen on telly &mdash; you know, all slow and <head>graceful</head> like.    
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In a sane world, I thought, we would have discussed the state of my feelings, debated whether I loved Syl sufficiently to commit the rest of my life to him, questioned my views on the institution of marriage, examined my mother's motives in striving to introduce me into this state, have said something of some interest.
But the cake had been ordered and that was that.
There was no more to be said.      
I was ill at ease in the mornings in those days.
I would wake sour-mouthed, unwilling to get out of bed.
My mother would bring me China tea and toast, succulent with butter, and I would eat it, knowing that afterwards I should feel sick and heavy.
I would remember, against my will, the fragrance of coffee and hot bread, the energy that had possessed me so short a time ago, when I had felt supple as an eel, as powerful as a salmon, as sure and quiet and <head>graceful</head> as an owl.
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In later years, say 1964, 1974, 1984, the first vision of Nozi&egrave;res took on its perfection and primacy, as it is only after the mind has cleared itself of the flow of daily preoccupation, planning, expectation, that the moment of a death can be known for what it is, and one's life mapped, prospectively and retrospectively, to that threshold.
The yard was walled in gold stone covered with clean dust and lichen-stains.
Hens ran, calling.    
Madame Grimaud, short and trim with a well-managed waist, solid hips and strictly upswept smooth black hair, stood on the doorstep with two cross-looking and awkward teenage daughters, to whom Frederica was to be required to converse.
Mediterranean women in black dresses &mdash; Frederica's first sight of these &mdash; moved around and behind this group.
There was a lot of formal handshaking and Frederica, directed in part by the nature of the language, spoke several formal French sentences of <head>graceful</head> gratitude.
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A modern apartment complex, ideal for a relaxing holiday for couples or families.
International clientele.              
MOROCCO    
The timeless world of North Africa offers a fascinating and refreshingly different style of holiday.
The long, white sandy beaches are clean and open, the sea is blue and inviting, and the climate boasts 300 days of sunshine a year.
But despite all these obvious assets, Morocco's countryside is still unspoilt by mass tourism.    
This is a country of unexpected contrasts: cosmopolitan shops and bustling markets; sun-baked beaches and snow-capped mountains; lush oases and burning desert sands; orchards; palm groves and vineyards.
And those looking for the story-book world of <head>graceful</head> minarets, the mysterious Kasbah and the far muezzin's cry won't be disappointed either.
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It's tempting to scent conspiracy &mdash; did Hoover stall investigations which might lead to the Mob, who held those compromising pictures? &mdash; but there's no need.
What we have here is a senile man, desperate to be right; his story is all that holds the world together, he just knows.
His whole life was his office.    
When Nixon threatened to take it away, Hoover, without warning or symptoms, died.
Summers drops hints about murder, or suicide, but the truth may be simpler and more terrible: Hoover was not a breath more than his job.
It did not take burglars and curious poisons to dispose of him.    
AT the funeral, the flag that draped Hoover's coffin was presented to Clyde Tolson; there was, after all, no widow.
It was a curiously <head>graceful</head> , open moment in a history of secrets.
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In the cause of historical justice, it should be noticed how he seemed always to feel obliged to express caution about too readily assigning to the cosmical redshift all the attributes of an ordinary velocity shift; at the same time he seemed to wish not positively to offer any alternative treatment.    
It is now well known that distant galaxies are probably about 10 times farther away than Hubble inferred.
This is largely because he was mistaken about two of his standard candles: his cepheid variables had characteristics somewhat different from those he assumed, and some of his   brightest   &bquo;stars&equo; were actually highly luminous bodies of ionised hydrogen.
But the general observational procedures laid down by Hubble have been followed by his successors to this day.
Some of all this is mentioned in the <head>graceful</head> and percipient foreword by James Gunn of Princeton University, the addition of which is the single change in this 1982 reprint.    
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&bquo;About an hour.
She seemed in quite a hurry.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh?&equo;
Whitlock said, locking the door.
&bquo;Did she say anything?&equo;    
&bquo;She didn't see me.&equo;    
&bquo;Thanks, Joshua.&equo;    
Joshua touched his cap then ambled off back to his hut.    
Whitlock used his personal ID card to activate the lift and tapped his foot apprehensively as he waited for it to arrive.
Why had Carmen been in such a hurry?
  She never rushed anywhere; she was always very <head>graceful</head> and calm.
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&bquo;That's great&equo; said a delighted Derek Porter, from HFD, Culcheth, on being told that he had won the Gazette competition for January, a &pound;50 perfume voucher courtesy of Hampson's Perfumerie, Leigh.    
Jean Oultram, of Hampson's Perfumerie presented Derek with his voucher and offered her congratulations.
Derek added &bquo;I'll use the prize to buy my   fianc&eacute;e  , Ceri, some perfume for Valentine's Day.&equo;        
COMPETITION FEBRUARY ISSUE: A DAY AT ALTON TOWERS    
The winner was  , Personnel, Risley.        
WIN A WEEKEND IN THE COUNTRY    
Gazette, in association with the Statham Lodge Hotel, offers you the chance to win a Weekend in the Country.
Your two night break comprises dinner, bed and breakfast for two on the weekend of your choice.    
Statham Lodge was built in 1742 in extensive wooded grounds as a country manor house, and remains as <head>graceful</head> and elegant now as when it was built.
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With more success I hunted greater and lesser kudu, oryx, waterbuck and gazelle.
My aim was to secure a good head of each species and, in consequence, except when I shot for meat, I shot selectively and seldom.    
I followed the Awash as far as Bilen and then turned eastwards across the desert to Afdam on the railway.
The Danakil around Bilen were friendly, but were apprehensive of their formidable neighbours in Bahdu, who had raided them recently and inflicted many casualties.    
Near Afdam I hunted greater kudu in the broken bush-covered country round Afdub, a volcanic mountain rising to seven thousand feet.
One day I disturbed three separate males and was feeling thoroughly frustrated and incompetent when I saw a magnificent bull, silhouetted on a ridge against the setting sun, a <head>graceful</head> , powerful body with a great sweep of spiralling horns.
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&bquo;Mungo, Vic,&equo; Emily confirmed, holding out a pale, thin arm by way of introduction.    
&bquo;Enchant&eacute;,&equo; Vic said.    
Although Mungo's grasp of French was slight, he had no difficulty with this.
The question was, why not English?
But then, at first glance, Vic was somewhat out of the ordinary.
His dark hair, long and straight, was parted in the middle.
His slim nose appeared to take up two thirds of his face.
He wore a tight khaki shirt, buttoned at the neck, and threadbare army denims turned up at the bottom.
On his sockless feet were soiled gym shoes.    
Vic stepped to the centre of what he evidently regarded as his stage.
Without taking his penetrating eyes off Mungo, he held out his hands like a <head>graceful</head> , unhurried conjurer to show that he was hiding nothing.
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Another surprise awaits the visitor at Caerphilly, home of one of Europe's greatest surviving medieval fortresses, which ranks in size with that of Windsor.    
Caerleon, the legionary fortress of  Isca  , boasts the atmospheric remains of a Roman amphitheatre and baths complex, whilst in the beautiful Wye Valley can be found the substantial ruins of Tintern Abbey and Chepstow Castle.    
A spectacular coastline and rugged hills characterize West Wales.
The Pembrokeshire Coast National Park embraces 170 miles of superb seashore and the mysterious Preseli Hills, while further east, the Brecon Beacons National Park encapsulates a wild landscape.    
At St Davids, site of an early Christian community, is the <head>graceful</head> and once magnificent Bishop's Palace, which stands next to the impressive cathedral.    
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Every Buttermere neighbour and old wrestling foe would be given a free mug of beer as his first drink and throughout the day Joseph would ask a little &mdash; often useless &mdash; favour here, another there in order to keep them within his ken: so that they kept their eyes, he would say to himself, on the signals coming from the flagship.
Mary would be sent out like a rowing boat among the waiting fleet &mdash; a word here, a suggestion there, showing again the presence of the command vessel.
Not that he anticipated great trouble &mdash; most of the fell people were there to entertain themselves in ways which might appear rough and sound loud but came from characters largely tolerant, polite, gentle, qualities widely commented on, coming from the ease of great and <head>graceful</head> physical strength, the pacific, solitudinous nature of the daily lives, and a long experience of continuing community.
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One great joy about travelling by train is that places can be viewed at a distance, without the urgent compulsion to visit, in person, every stick and stone of a place systematically   itemising contents and structure.
Tish refers to all those who will ask us &bquo;have you seen&hellip;?&equo;
Then, when faced with the negative answer, &bquo;  Really  &hellip;?&equo;
From a train window the views are democratically arrayed so that basilica and hedgerow, back street and castle have equal viewing time and space.
Once can, if required, return later, having taken in an overall view.    
To travel is to be continually surprised, to keep on the visual  qui vive  .
We enter Venice in the early morning and the light does a <head>graceful</head> palais glide along the sea, over the marsh lands.
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But Comet Data does give you all the DOS and Window disks, complete with Microsoft's manuals.
Let's hope more companies follow this lead.    
The Comet 486DX gave an adequate performance.
With the drive cache disabled, it turned in a power rating of 14,203 and a WinTach rating of 3.75, which isn't bad.    
However, by handling the machine with some software, Comet Data could have come up with a real bargain.          
PACKARD BELL ELITE 1000      
At first glance, this AND 25MHz 386SX looks northing special.
Its footprint is quite petite, but not as small as the Olivetti PCs 33 reviewed last month.
The front of the machine sports some <head>graceful</head> curves, but it's only when you take a peek round the back that you get some inkling that this one is different.    
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What are the main characteristics of the Suffolk breed of horse?
The first and obvious one is the clearly defined colour.
The colour of the old breed was distinguished by the now obsolete term sorrel &mdash; a name which still remains in many Suffolk inns.
The colour today is chestnut; but there are seven shades of chestnut: the red; the golden; the lemon or yellow; the light, mealy chestnut; the dark; the dull-dark, and lastly the bright chestnut.
The bright chestnut is considered the most characteristic colour and, all other things being equal, the one to be preferred.    
The Suffolk's head is big with a broad forehead, and often with a star on it or a  shim   or  blaze   down the face; the neck deep in the collar and tapering to a <head>graceful</head> setting of the head; the shoulders long and muscular and thrown well back at the withers.
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Over 600 amateur performers representing 11 Organisations including the League of Health &amp; Beauty, Keep Fit, Margaret Morris, Medau, Slimnastics, Ballroom and Folk Dance, etc. moved in a kaleidoscope of colour within the splendour of the Royal Albert Hall enthralling their audience, ending in a grand finale flooding into the arena from every entrance and aisle, swirling round in one great happy group to celebrate this wonderful occasion.
The C.C.P.R. has done much to help the Society and other Organisations establish themselves, and Festival Producer Olive Newson is well known to us for her encouragement and help.    
Our Youth Team in gleaming white catsuits with red trim and legwarmers, performing a fast-moving ball item, brought pride to many hearts, and our senior Display Team made tremendous impact in &bquo;Spring Tide&equo;, depicting its ebb and flow with hoop dexterity, fine footwork and beautifully sustained movement &mdash; so elegant and <head>graceful</head> in especially designed Medau Blue catsuits.    
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Overall this is a stylish jacket worth considering for general mountain use.
Unfortunately the hood and peak are most unuser friendly when battling against the elements.        
THE NORTH FACE CELESTIAL PAAK JACKET          
The problem with Gore-Tex jackets in the past has been quite simple &mdash; they haven't kept the water out.
They might look cool in the pub and strutting around the car park at Ogwen Cottage, but when the chips were down you got wet.    
Given the number of days I've spent wandering around the rain&rehy;sodden Moelwyns cursing Gore-Tex, my delight at this garment is quite understandable.
It also weighs in as the most comfortable waterproof jacket I've worn.    
The outer is a flexible Two-ply Taslan Gore-Tex, in a tasteful dark <head>green</head>and subdued purple, with an inner polypropylene mesh.
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He added later, with Margaret Thatcher applauding alongside, that it was &bquo;for government to regulate on behalf of the community&equo;.
Only one representative came to the podium to protest against the dilution of free-market principles.    
Mr Patten spelled out his direction even more explicitly in a BBC radio interview, by linking his line to the Disraeli tradition of Toryism.
&bquo;The market isn't enough, and I don't think that Tories have ever believed the market is enough.
We've always believed that the market has to be regulated; that's what Disraeli and Peel were all about in the nineteenth century,&equo; he said.    
Green campaigners welcomed the tone and direction of Mr Patten's conference speech.
Jean Lambert of the <head>Green</head>Party said it was &bquo;pace-setting&equo;, and added: &bquo;I wish him luck &mdash; though I am sceptical about his chances.&equo;        
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Some of the best are suggested below.    
Now is a good time to plant, so plants can become established before they have to cope with a dense canopy of leaves and dry soil in the summer.
Water regularly at first, until they are growing and spreading happily.
They'll take at least two years before they become fully established then very little maintenance will be needed.          
CONTINENTAL FLAVOUR    
Garlic is well-known for its health-giving properties, but did you know that it's every so easy to grow?    
While you're clearing away old bedding plants, just push a few cloves into the soil, about 4&ndash;6in apart, with tips just below the soil.
When they start growing, some of the <head>green</head>shoots can also be used like spring onion tops, in stews and salads.    
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Publicity shy Anne, who tried to keep details of her wedding secret, set out with black gloves to hide the sparkler.
But her guard slipped briefly as she walked back to her limousine after an official visit in London.    
A gems expert said Commander Tim Laurence's choice of a Victorian-style ring was perfect.
&bquo;The ruby is the most romantic of all the stones.
It's the colour of warmth and blood and passion,&equo; said jewellery writer Vivienne Becker.    
It is thought the ring would cost between &pound;5,000 and Pounds 20,000, depending on the size of the stones.    
But the sparkler failed to put a smile on Anne's face as she attended a meeting to discuss the construction of horses' saddles yesterday.    
Wearing a <head>green</head>and red tartan dress, she kept her head down as she spotted newsmen.
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Ms Foster put forward the idea of a similar investigation for plant and animal biotechnology because she was troubled by the unnecessary secrecy and seeming insensitivity of government departments to issues other than the narrow technical one of safety.
She stressed that such an investigation would not hinder progress or hold up commerical companies, but would further public acceptance of the technology and so foster developments.    
The suggestion was supported both by companies involved in biotechnology and by environmental groups.
The NCC meeting provided an unprecedented forum for all sides &mdash; representatives of consumer interests, environmental groups such as the <head>Green</head>Alliance, and commercial firms such as ICI &mdash; to come together to discuss the implications of the new biotechnology.
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The colour is produced by imperfections and impurities in the diamond, for example, a yellow colour results when the diamond contains nitrogen atoms clustered together in equilateral triangles with each nitrogen atom replacing one carbon atom of the perfect diamond (Figure 4).
At these defects the electron orbitals are very different from those found in the perfect regions of the diamond.
The electrons may be excited from one orbital to another, still localised at the nitrogen impurity, by much less energy than is required in the perfect diamond: in fact, blue light has sufficient quantum energy.
Because the diamond is absorbing blue light, it appears yellow in ordinary light.    
The colours produced by different atomic sized defects are specific to the particular defect.
Diamonds may be brown, mauve, <head>green</head>or blue.
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Luckily too old to know any better: the amazing Cramps THE CRAMPS: Off The Bone THE ULTIMATE collection of gassed-out, greased-up garage rock from the top gorehounds when they were at the peak of their creativity.
Here they play homage to B-movie monsters on &bquo;Human Fly&equo; and &bquo;Goo Goo Muck&equo;; wrestling on &bquo;The Crusher&equo;; low life and worse on &bquo;Domino&equo;, &bquo;Garbage Can&equo; and &bquo;Drug Train&equo; and the best version of the Trashmen's &bquo;Surfin' Bird&equo; classic  ever  .
In short, you  need   this thing.    
It takes Tuscon: <head>Green</head>On Red go back to their roots GREEN ON RED: Too Much Fun DAN &bquo;N&equo; CHUCK head back to Tuscan to find their roots and team up with guest co-producer and long-time band member JD Foster.
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Vernage is also charged with murdering financial consultant Lorna Bogle, 30, and mini-cab driver Javaid Iqbal, 37, during burglaries at their homes, last November.    
&bquo;He murdered or was prepared to murder anyone, householder or policeman, in his way,&equo; said Mr Nutting.    
It is alleged that Grenfell admitted to detectives that hours before killing Sergeant King, Vernage told him: &bquo;There's going to be a war.&equo;    
Mr Nutting added: &bquo;Grenfell admitted that in his presence Vernage had often said &bquo;All I want is to kill a copper&equo;.    
&bquo;Grenfell told the interviewing officers that Vernage once stated to him &bquo;Whatever police officer gets in my way they are getting it.
I will put them to sleep&equo;.&equo;    
Evidence linked to the murders was found in Vernage's stolen <head>green</head>Cortina, said Mr Nutting.
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&bquo;The achievement of the uprising,&equo; says the journalist Nahum Barnea, &bquo;is that the vast majority of Israelis who were happy with the status quo are now much more unhappy with it.&equo;    
This has created a new sense of potential fluidity in political attitudes.
Apart from the hard core of settlers and Greater Israel ideologues, many ordinary people have become more open to discussion of the future of the West Bank and Gaza.
Territory for peace is not an impossible dream.    
But this does not preclude extreme and non-peaceful solutions.
Those who believe in the &bquo;transfer&equo; of Palestinians now believe in it more openly.
At the same time, though, there are more people who can, perhaps for the first time since 1967, imagine that the Jews could go west, back into the <head>green</head>line, or into new borders adjusted to rid themselves of their Palestinian burden.    
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It is essential to provide places where the more sensitive species of marine fish can retire and a few pieces of rock to simulate   their natural reef environment makes for a much more natural and stress-free environment.    
I chose Tufa which is cheap and easily obtainable and quite a good substitute for real coral rock.
I found 25 kilos (40 lb) was sufficient and this cost &pound;9, giving me a number of separate large pieces to arrange into a series of reef-like outcrops.        
Fish    
The fish needed to be good hardy species, compatible with one another and a pleasing range of colours.
Allowing the 1 cm of fish per 3.5 litres of water (1&ins; of fish to 2 imperial gallons) rule to apply gave me room for five small fish.    
I decided to purchase 3 small <head>Green</head>Damsels (  Chromis caerulea  ) active mid water shoaling fish with a generally peaceful disposition.
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He showed severe left neglect on the conventional measures of line bisection and line cancellation, and in a new measure; when asked to detect the presence or absence of a small crack on either side of two-dimensional block shapes, he detected the crack for 37/40 shapes with a crack on the right, but for only 5/40 shapes with a crack on the left.
All studies were conducted in the month following the stroke in the sequence described.        
FIG. 2 Two example displays from the first experiment.
The task was to report verbally whether the dividing contour in the 9.5&deg;x3.2&deg; rectangle matched the probe line, which was presented immediately below the rectangle following its offset as shown.
The smaller region of the rectangle (on average 3.2&deg; wide) was always bright green (   3.8 footlamberts (ftL)), the larger region a dimmer red (2.4ftL) against a black background (0.15ftL).
In the upper panel, the small <head>green</head>figure is on the left, and a matching probe is illustrated.
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Cross the road and take the obvious lane on the other side which leads to a farm and the prominent Arnside Tower dating from the 14th century on the hillside above.
Follow the lane as it bears right and across the farmyard, passing through a metal gate to the right of a white farm cottage.
Turn left up to the tower, passing it on your left.    
Ahead there's a stile over a wall, but before that to the right is a metal gate with a squeeze stile and go down the track between a hedge on the right and a fence on the left.
After a short while you come to two iron gates side by side.
Take the green gate on the left and continue to a tarmac road.    
Go along this for about 50 yards, then turn off right and drop down towards the wall and then towards a big double metal gate ahead.
Don't pass through, but turn left and follow the fence which is on your right until you reach a narrow <head>green</head>gate which lets you into the meadow.
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TIP: It is important to   know   the exact water content when it comes to adding medications.          
Spawning the &bquo;real&equo; Green Chromide    
Mansfield reader FRED GREEN has checked with the British Cichlid Association and appears to be the first person to have spawned Green Chromides in the UK.
But it wasn't that difficult as he shows&hellip;    
 Etroplus suratensis   known as the Green Chromide is a species of cichlid not so commonly kept in the hobby.
Perhaps this is due to the   erroneous   descriptions of it in early texts as  &bquo;a large, dull, uninteresting fish, difficult to keep&equo;  , coupled with confusion caused by some retail outlets offering the natural or &bquo;wild&equo; form of Orange Chromide  (Etroplus maculatus)   as &bquo;<head>Green</head>Chromide&equo;.      
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Many people wander into my delicatessen thinking that it is an up-market health-food shop.
In may respects, my shop is just the opposite, although I certainly have a health foods section, as do many delicatessens.    
In addition to dried beans and pulse vegetables, I stock several varieties of canned beans which are always very popular for salads and quick meals, where there is no time (or the customer forgot!) to soak dried pulses.
I certainly sell more red lentils than any other dried pulse, probably because they are the only variety that does not require soaking before cooking and are therefore the most convenient.
A delicatessen will usually also have a good selection of nuts &mdash; Brazils, pecans, pistachios, walnuts and cashews &mdash; all of which are invaluable in a vegetarian diet.    
Lentils are either red, <head>green</head>or beige/brown.
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He made the mistake of turning round, stumbled and fell on one knee and then rose, sobbing in terror as he clawed his way to the main gate, hammering on it with all his might.
The door opened and he staggered, almost fell,   into the arms of the astonished lay brother.
Corbett quickly regained his composure, gave the monk a hasty lie, and hurriedly made his way to the Prior's quarters.
The chamber was empty so Corbett went straight to his room, threw himself down upon his cot and fell into a deep and dreamless sleep.          
EIGHT    
For the second time that day, Corbett was shaken awake, an insistent voice calling his name.
He opened his eyes and started as he recognised the white anxious face, staring <head>green</head>eyes and tousled hair of his servant, Ranulf, whom he had last seen in the infirmary of Tynemouth Priory.
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The local Licensed Victuallers Association have pointed out that all six pubs have gardens and car parks, suggesting that they will be converted to plastic &bquo;eating houses&equo;.    
The LVA claim that pubs converted to management in Winchester in the past have seen a rapid turnover of staff and a substantial decline in trade.    
Clubs and societies, such as darts and crib teams, have been wound up in pubs converted to management.    
Robert Whatley agrees.
&bquo;Good tenants are an asset for the brewery,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Marstons seem to be doing its best to get rid of them.&equo;        
GBG Deadline    
Survey formrs for the 1993 Good beer Guide will be dispatched to branches in late October.
They must be returned by branches to regional Directors no later than Friday march 13, 199.          
FOOD AND ALE TRAIL Going <head>green</head>with down town Berko's bard of beer      
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On reconnaissance nights, the submarine had to use precious hours of moonless darkness while she charged her batteries before trimming down in the water with her saddle-tanks just awash, the slight swell breaking occasionally over the casing.
Ratings now steadied the canoe as it was put over the side, lying on the hydroplanes.
They took a soaking no doubt relieved in an attitude of &bquo;rather you than me, mate&equo; as they watched the canoeists jump and sit in one motion the way they had practised boarding.
Already aboard were a tommy-gun, grenades, a thermos of coffee laced with brandy &mdash; they would need this &mdash; and the infra-red signalling gear.
This &bquo;RG&equo; equipment (see Appendix 3) sent a beam of' invisible infra-red light from an Aldis-type lamp, the signal being visible only when the beam was on the little black box camera-sized receiver with a screen which, when the beam was intercepted, showed a <head>green</head>spot against speckle of' green pin-pricks of infra-red light from the stars.    
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COMMENT THE GUARDIAN Thursday November 23 1989 A great bet in a big bucket.    
YESTERDAY's water privatisation is the taxpayer's bequest to the share punter.
And generous to a fault.
The Government is offering shares to investors at 240p each, which values the industry at &pound;5.24 billion.
But since it has already written off &pound;5 billion worth of debts and thrown in an extra &pound;1.6 billion &bquo;<head>green</head>dowry&equo;, that means that the entire industry &mdash; with thousands of miles of pipework, reservoirs, leisure land, sewage works and so forth &mdash; is being given away for minus &pound;1.4 billion.    
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</instance>

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p 601) about the French and German &bquo;Greens&equo;, do all her research in Switzerland as well as being based there?
It's the only reason I can think of for her to get so much wrong.    
First of all, there are Green Parties in Britain and the US.
In Britain, the Ecology Party is 10 years old, has had councillors elected at all levels of local government and will have over 100 candidates in the general election.
The party has also entered an alliance with &bquo;Women for Life on Earth&equo;: the women at Greenham Common and the other women's peace camps.
They will be standing against Mrs Thatcher, Mr Heseltine and several right wing multilateralist Labour MPs on a joint Women for Life on Earth/Ecology label.
In the US there is the Citizens Party.    
Secondly, <head>Green</head>politicians are not environmentalists, they are ecologists.
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She'd never let go of him, either, even when their affair was over, and he was tramping the globe looking for Nirvana.
Every six months, she'd ring him and listen to the ravings of his latest guru.
Then he'd inherited and blown the lot, only alcoholism and smack-addiction to show for it after eighteen months.
She'd seen him many times then, everyone else had dropped him, and only moneyed privilege had kept him out of the gutter.
It had made her feel like a dutiful grown-up daughter, visiting a hypochondriac distant relative once a week.
  Finally his double-barrelled family had stepped in and bought the prodigal a mega-mineral cure and a penthouse flat.
At which point she unlocked her ball and chain.
She hadn't seen him in seven years and didn't really want to.    
Now she was near the Lucy exit.
And the lights were <head>green</head> .
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&bquo;Hey up, there's some more 'ere,&equo; said Mickey, with a bottle in one hand and a hunk of meat in the other.    
&bquo;That's right, don't leave it for the rats,&equo; Mrs Grindlewood-Gryke called.
&bquo;Old Jeremiah will be round here in the morning.&equo;    
The gale flushed out litter left from the afternoon's festivities and soon the meadow was full of Brits and Romans chasing frantically after paper cups and plates, ice-cream cartons, streamers and sad deflated balloons.
Kilts and togas and hearth rugs were flicked up to reveal Y-fronts and boxer shorts in red, white and blue stripes; <head>green</head>and yellow spots; black and white snatches of music, &bquo;God Save the Queen&equo; and &bquo;Maybe it's   because I'm a Londoner&equo;; and wasn't that young Burt the body-builder with his packed lunch in a posing-pouch?    
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The format has a tree like structure which provides more flexibility than most bit image files, and a powerful range of alternative compression methods.        
Other bit image formats are GIF, which uses LZW compression and is widely used for clip art; PIC, which is used by the Halo screen art programme; and CUT, which uses the enhanced small disk drive RLL compression algorithm.        
Colour and dithering    
Like video ram most graphics files support colour by, in effect, indexing into a look up table.
If a drawing description file refers to &bquo;COLOUR 1&equo;, the actual colour will be whatever colour 1 is set to.
Similarly, if a 16 colour bit image file format refers to red, <head>green</head> , blue and intensity planes, this will only be true of the default palette settings.    
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It was late in the afternoon when they decided they were too exhausted to continue.
By now Hugh was feverish.
They made camp at the top of a bank by a fallen tree.
Marian made a bed of dry bracken for Hugh while Allen lit a fire and fetched water from a brook that ran at the foot of the bank on its way to swell the nightmare of the Swamp.
The swamp water was black and sour but the water of the brook ran sparklingly pure.
They now had no idea where they were except that they must be east of the Ridgery and well to the west of where they believed the outlaws' Camp to be.
How far they were either north or south of their line they had no means of telling.    
They passed an uneasy night.
Unidentified creatures paced about near their camp, and <head>green</head>eyes looked out on them from the bushes.
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The long, oblong or   lanceolate   leaves are dark green on the upper surface and greyish-white on the underside.
They are 4&ndash;8ins (10&ndash;20cms) long and up to 2ins (6cms) wide, and slightly corrugated or ridgy.
The leaf-margins are undulated or wavy.
The leaf-stalks are light purple or brownish-pink.
Prominent veins on the leaf surface are also purple.
Like most other Cryptocorynes this species will grow robust and stout, with broader and longer leaves when growing emerse (above water) as a marsh plant.        
Cultivation:    
A mixture of peat and unwashed river sand or fine gravel, or one with clay or loam with gravel or coarse sand, will induce robust growth with dark green leaves.
A light planting medium consisting of gravel or coarse sand alone will produce small, slender plants with narrow, light <head>green</head>leaves.
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Originally he would have symbolised vegetative fertility, and possibly even the sacrificial May King.
From the 13th century on, however, he increasingly consists of a Dantean, damned, defeated face sprouting or framed by vegetation.
At his most repellent, thick tendrils and leaves coil out of the forced-open mouth, eyes, or nose, lush and relentless, engulfing the victim's head.
This motif is placed throughout churches, on roof bosses, capitals, fonts, bench ends, and even tombs.
But what does it signify?
The dark root of evil?
The Tree of Life that sprouted from the seed of Adam's mouth (according to one version)?
The natural fallen world?
Or the image of the Fallen, those who have committed the sin of idolatry?    
Bamberg Cathedral in south Germany contains one of the most sinister of all <head>Green</head>Men.
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Food and Drink: A dish for the party Thane Prince with ideas for that all-night election stint    
By THANE PRINCE    
WHICHEVER party you will be supporting on Thursday, I suggest giving your own party at home for friends to share the late-night vigil.
For who among us is too world-weary to be awake and watching until the small hours of Friday morning?    
Here are ideas for a running buffet, with a dish for each of the main party leaders.
For Neil Kinnock, a dish of leeks baked in Caerphilly sauce &mdash; easy to eat and comforting whatever the outcome.
Paddy Ashdown has an egg salad in a saffron mayonnaise on a bed of very curly <head>green</head>frisee lettuce &mdash; saffron being a much-used ingredient in the West Country; this has the advantage of also doubling as a dish for the Green party.    
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Even the Hezbollah militia and the Revolutionary Guards were clearly, wary of them.    
It was simply guesswork that it was in that place that some of the Western hostages were kept.
Such detail might prove invaluable to French Intelligence at any debrief after my release.    
And during all this time I kept getting flashing pictures in my mind of Chantal, like a magic lantern slide.
It was as though someone had turned on a current of electricity, and with every second that passed the image became brighter and stronger.
The flickering individual images came closer and closer together until it was one continuous picture.
It was so close that I felt I could reach out and touch her.
So close I could see the pores of her skin, the delicate <head>green</head>threads in the irises of her eyes, the moist velvet warmth of her mouth.
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Lord Kemsley and Lord Rothermere owned chains of provincial dailies too.
The barons were politically partisan &mdash; mostly Conservative &mdash; and you expected your paper to play a vigorous part for or against Mr Churchill in the 1945 general election campaign.
The BBC did not report the election at all until polling day, but it provided time for nightly talks by party leaders, up to half-an-hour in length.    
On the news-stands, there were several popular illustrated weekly news and feature magazines:  Everybody's, Illustrated, Picture Post  .
There were numerous general magazines and a growing market in women's weeklies and monthlies.
Colour was limited.
The brightest splash in the newsagent was probably the display of orange and <head>green</head>Penguin paperbacks &mdash; the main paperbacks available.
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<instance id="green.40147" docsrc="bnc_AB6_362">
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Cutting its emissions would go to the quick of industry, affecting road transport and energy output and involving potentially huge expenditures which the Treasury had, simultaneously with Misc. 141, set up its own committee to study.
Both committees were the result of Chris Patten's desire to see more forward-thinking and more co-operation between departments.    
It was a measure of how much the green political arena had changed that in December 1989 Jonathan Porritt, then Director of Friends of the Earth, was invited for talks at 10 Downing Street.
Environmentalists were no longer &bquo;the enemy within&equo;, as Mrs Thatcher had described them only three years earlier.
The former eco-terrorists, feared for their readiness to ambush government whenever it marched into the <head>green</head>province, had suddenly become people worth informing and consulting at the highest level.
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Golf: Little big man shows his stature Ian Ridley watches the champion weather the storm with mixture of shots to mount a spirited defence    
By IAN RIDLEY    
THE MASTERS champion said before the event that he didn't know what he was going to do with himself until he relinquished his title.
The answer quickly emerged: make a spirited attempt to hold on to it.    
Ian Woosnam came to Augusta National playing, in his own words, like a 24-handicapper, though those of us in that category just wish we could spray the ball similarly around the practice ground or putt it so waywardly.    
This was in contrast, of course, to such as Jose-Maria Olazabal, who was the European in form.
Silly game, golf.    
Woosnam feared that he would miss the cut, then have to sit around watching re-runs on TV of The Lucille Ball Show until it was time to help slip the <head>green</head>jacket on the new champion.    
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AN antiques business owned by Channel 4 boss Michael Grade's sister and her husband, Linda and Arthur Davidson, has gone bust.        
Land Rover hits overdrive    
LAND Rover yesterday announced an increase in production of its &pound;21,000 Discovery range by 550 a week &mdash; a rise of 10 per cent.    
The healthy export market for four-wheel-drive vehicles contrasts sharply with the rest of the slump-hit industry.        
HOW FUELISH!    
A NEW map published by the EC shows where tourists can buy lead-free petrol&hellip; in war-torn Bosnia.
Fuel there currently costs more than &pound;1 a litre &mdash; if motorists can find it.
The free guide, aimed at cutting pollution, also names <head>green</head>fuel outlets in other parts of eastern Europe.        
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<instance id="green.40162" docsrc="bnc_BNL_1369">
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I keep everything loose in glass jars (you can wash and save any that you buy), which prolongs their life, rather than leaving them in the packets.
A basic storage cupboard should probably contain:    
Rice (long grain and short grain &mdash; easiest to cook)    
Pasta (several varieties)    
A mixture of dried pulses (for soups)    
Tea    
Coffee    
Sugar    
Salt (a very large container &mdash; useful for icy front doorsteps as well as a condiment)    
Tinned and dried fruit    
Some tinned or bottled vegetables such as baked beans, peas, <head>green</head>beans, tomatoes, etc.    
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<instance id="green.40166" docsrc="bnc_AHC_1793">
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I myself, recently playing with a calculator, discovered the only number which, like the number one, is its own square root but which, unlike the number one, is not its own square.
The answer is 0.9 recurring, but I do not expect to be awarded great sums of public money for this discovery, which I freely give to the world; nor do I demand the overthrow of government and its takeover by a gang of lower-class hooligans.    
The real reason why scientists should be seen as a menace is that they have reduced all our savings, our pensions' prospects, our records of tax payment, citizenship, even of our existence, to a knot on a piece of plastic.
Viruses can be applied which make nonsense of all information stored.
Vast fortunes and vast debts exist only in <head>green</head>digits displayed on a video screen, to be wiped out or distorted at will.
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<instance id="green.40171" docsrc="bnc_A65_425">
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Call for more open spaces    
A new document concerning the future of open spaces in London has just been published.
It is the result of research by four leading environmental organisations concerned with planning in the City &mdash; the Countryside Commission, English Nature, the London Ecology Unit and the London Wildlife Trust.    
The document has been launched to aid borough councils throughout the capital as they draw up development plans for the future of the City.
It calls for councils to adopt key policies in their current planning which will affect the future of the city until the year 2000.    
The  <head>Green</head>Capital   document urges that Green Belt and Metropolitan Open Land be protected, wildlife sites safeguarded and the management of greenspaces improved.
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<instance id="green.40175" docsrc="bnc_CH4_1581">
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&bquo;No, I don't think she's mad,&equo; Matilda said.
&bquo;But she's very dangerous.
Being in this school is like being in a cage with a cobra.
You have to be very fast on your feet.&equo;    
They got another example of how dangerous the Headmistress could be on the very next day.
During lunch an announcement was made that the whole school should go into the Assembly Hall and be seated as soon as the meal was over.    
When all the two hundred and fifty or so boys and girls were settled down in Assembly, the Trunchbull marched on to the platform.
None of the other teachers came in with her.
She was carrying a riding-crop in her right hand.
She stood up there on centre stage in her <head>green</head>breeches with legs apart and riding-crop in hand, glaring at the sea of upturned faces before her.    
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<instance id="green.40179" docsrc="bnc_ALU_704">
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Everyone that would beautifully imitate nature should well consider the diversity of trees, the size and shape of leaves and the many shades of green.
To know properly to mix them in planting is another matter of painting with living pencils, for greens properly disposed throw in a mixture of contrasts of lights and shades which wonderfully enliven the pictures and which insensibly strike the senses with wonder and delight.
The effects must be charming, to see the dark <head>green</head>elm with the lighter shades of the lime and beech or the yellowish green planes with the silver-leaved abele, the Chestnut, the poplar, the acacia, the horse-chestnut,  cum multis aliis  , when fanned by a gentle breeze, then how beautiful the contrast, how delightfully the light and shade fall in to diversify the sylvan scene.        
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<instance id="green.40184" docsrc="bnc_CM4_55">
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Now she smiled down faintly at the jungle below the crystal windows of the suite as if remembering home &mdash; though that day the really deadly jungle was within the city, not without.    
Googol and Grimm both fed on her smile.
As did Jaq.
As did Jaq himself.    
The Inquisitor knew that he should only think of Meh'Lindi as a wonderful, living weapon.
He sincerely hoped that the Navigator would never be foolish enough to try to charm Meh'Lindi into his bed.
Meh'Lindi could crush him to straw like a constrictor.
She could crack his hairless head like an egg.
Googol's ever-hidden warp-eye would pop out from beneath the black bandana tied around his brow.    
As for the red-bearded Squat who only stood waist-high to Meh'Lindi&hellip; dapper in his quilted red flak jacket, <head>green</head>coveralls, and forage cap, his was obviously a comically hopeless passion.    
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<instance id="green.40188" docsrc="bnc_AM0_537">
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You can also get to Dover by coach &mdash; we have coaches departing from regional departure points around the U.K. See pages 10&ndash;13 for details of departure, periods of operation and supplements.            
IBIZA    
There is something both secret and secretive about Ibiza.
Every way you turn you see something different.
Every road you go down leads to a discovery.
Every time you go out you find something new.
And even when you think you know the island intimately, it will keep on springing surprises.    
It is an island full of contrasts, with the perfect place for everyone.
The scenery is spectacular with rugged mountains, hidden sandy beaches, tree covered hills, cool and <head>green</head>even in the heat of summer, groves of olive trees, vineyards full of birdsong and always in the background, the bright blue sea.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40194" docsrc="bnc_CGT_1471">
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Simple guidelines about only eating at the table at meal-times and not snacking may be required.
Parents can be motivated by keeping a weight chart for the child so that they see progress or failure and the aim of treatment is kept in mind.
Placing it on the fridge door may encourage mothers not to indulge their child.
But this alone is unlikely to be effective in many cases where underlying psychogenic factors are the root cause of the problem.    
 Dietary habits   Some researchers have emphasized the importance of dietary habits.
Long-term eating patterns need to be taught and avoidance of inappropriate dieting for children.
A Traffic Light Diet has been developed (Epstein  et al  .
1981) where foods are grouped into three colour-coded categories, <head>green</head>(&bquo;go&equo; foods), yellow (&bquo;approach with caution&equo; foods), and red (&bquo;stop&equo; foods).
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<instance id="green.40198" docsrc="bnc_B1P_379">
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To take but one example from the many available, a well-known medieval armorial design comprises a shield with three spike-like shapes starting from the top edge of the shield, points downward and meeting towards the bottom.
In the language of blazon this is  three piles conjoined in base   (the charge being so termed, it is said, after the shape of the wooden supports early bridge-builders drove into river beds to support their structures).
This shield design was used by the Earl of Chester, John le Scot   (  fl  .
1225) as  or three piles gules   (gold with red spikes), the family of Ridel &mdash;  or three piles sable   (gold with black spikes), Basset (who succeeded Ridel)  or three piles gules within a bordure sable   (gold with red spikes all inside a black border), Bryan &mdash;  or three piles azure   (gold with blue spikes), and Wrottesley &mdash;  or three piles vert   (gold with <head>green</head>spikes).
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40202" docsrc="bnc_ACX_2142">
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Once established, deep-rooted  Acanthus spinosus   is not easy to move    
The echinops tribe thrives in full sun and poor soil    
Berkheya macrocephala          
Practical project    
Stock up on begonias    
Take leaf cuttings from your favourite begonias, says Adam Pasco      
Foliage begonias, with their colourful and attractively patterned leaves, make most rewarding houseplants.
Most of them produce an annual flush of bloom, but this is unlikely to impress as much as the beautiful leaves themselves.    
Probably the most popular and variable group is  Begonia rex  , with large pointed leaved varieties in single or banded colours from silver, <head>green</head>and white to deep maroon.
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<instance id="green.40205" docsrc="bnc_CDY_2961">
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She dressed elegantly and had social graces which Kevin didn't have, but her role in life was rooted in the peasant culture of her family's origins.
She was the mother and the wife and the queen of the home, as Our Lady had been queen of the little family at Nazareth.
She was perfectly content and regarded the liberated woman as a creature to be pitied.
She loved her husband and her children, and for Kevin's sake, she would love his family too.    
The drive up to the Ryans' farm was muddy and unkempt.
The old house loomed up at them with a   shelter of laurel bushes and some lean-limbed yew trees.
Mary Rose had seen photographs, but they were flattering.
On a wet day, it was dark and uninviting, the door and window frames painted <head>green</head> , contrasting with the dirty grey stone facade.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40211" docsrc="bnc_CKD_1865">
<context>
She had read about Mr Clark since &ndash;er visit to the theatre, he was doing very well and turning out shoes and boots of good quality.    
&bquo;Good point,&equo; Lewis said with a rueful smile.
&bquo;I'll consider myself put in my place.&equo;    
He sat down at the bench and picked up one of the patterns Hari had made on paper.    
&bquo;This the right size, you've checked with the customer?&equo;    
&bquo;Lewis,&equo; Hari said in exasperation, &bquo;please give me credit for some sense, how do you think I've survived on my own since my father died?
Certainly not by making the wrong size shoes.&equo;    
She settled herself beside him at the bench and took up the satin slippers she was decorating for Meg.
&bquo;I must remember, no <head>green</head>beads,&equo; she said under her breath.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40218" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1556">
<context>
I just wanted her to take me back, to talk to me as she always did.    
&bquo;Did you find the  karaso  ?&equo;    
&bquo;I couldn't even find the place we were raking.&equo;    
&bquo;Never mind,&equo; she said kindly, &bquo;maybe someone else will pick it up and bring it back.&equo;    
She talked almost all the way down through the forest: and then, when we were out in the open she started again, &bquo;Do you see those trees over there?&equo;
She was pointing at four or five pine-trunks sprawled at awkward angles over the hillside.
&bquo;That's the easiest way of getting your firewood &mdash; cut the trees at the edge of the forest and send them rolling down to the bottom.
But you have to leave the wood to dry for a year before you take it home.
If the forester finds <head>green</head>wood in your woodpile, you're in serious trouble.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40225" docsrc="bnc_A89_221">
<context>
Thus occupied on this repetitive job, the mind is free to wander and daydream.    
The other day, for instance, it was the portrait of Miss Jekyll, the lady gardener, that flashed before my inner eye.
She helped with the spadework in the early days of the Wisley garden, I had learned.
And then it was the charming picture of her Gardening Boots that I saw.
That picture I surmised, would look well if paired with Van Gogh's Chair.    
Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932) &mdash; G.J. for short and called Bumps by her friends &mdash; was fat, friendly and fearless.    
Born of gentlefolk, she lived near Godalming in west Surrey.
As a child she roamed freely along the country lanes, knew the wild flowers by name and smell and the birds in dialect.
The <head>green</head>woodpecker was Yaffles, the wren Puggy, and the dragonflies skimming the pond Adder Spears.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40228" docsrc="bnc_CAF_1087">
<context>
Climbing the hill to the village, spot posters, for both parties, in exactly the same windows as in last three elections: does no one ever move from here?
Hampstead High Street on a sunny Saturday, most exciting political place on earth &mdash; throbbing, crackling, but no one's going to get hurt.
All this, and pubs open all day.
Local comrades very confident, Glenda is obviously the ideal  Ham &amp; High   candidate.    
In the boozer later, non-combatant pals tell me about Hampstead's strange Green candidate, whose campaign is based on slagging Glenda.
His father is allegedly a Tory councillor in Brent, cause of much conspiracytheory nudging and winking.
But what can you expect from a party that promises a 2 per cent tax cut, thus boosting consumerism?
The <head>Green</head>Party is an embarrassment to all serious environmentalists.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40231" docsrc="bnc_A7F_1440">
<context>
The strawberry, plum, peach, black cherry and apricot jams are said to have a high fruit content and contain no artificial colours or preservatives.        
Margarines    
Country Range margarines now come in 12.5kg-bulk, 2kg soft and 2kg-sunflower sizes, as well as 48 &times; 250g packets.        
Fudge cake    
Florida Orange Fudge Cake has chocolate fudge sandwiched between orange sponge.    
The dessert is covered in chocolate and topped with orange hearts.        
Cold meats    
Five slicing cold meats have been launched by Princes in 4lb sizes.    
Pork &amp; Pepper &mdash; spicy chopped pork with red and <head>green</head>peppers; Pizza Roll &mdash; spicy chopped pork with hunks of garlic salami, black olives, red popper and gherkins; Turkey Roll; Chicken Roll; and Chicken &amp; Ham Roll.        
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40235" docsrc="bnc_A6N_1741">
<context>
Though tall and strong for his age he had no liking for hard physical work and he was slow to give Moran any help on the land.
He had several pets: a grey cat Maria, Shep the sheepdog who went everywhere with him over the fields, several birds including a lame pigeon that he loved to tease Maria with; and one spring he reared a wild duck from the egg of an abandoned nest and was upset for weeks after the October day it finally flew away.
Rose started a small flower garden in front of the house soon after coming and there he could often be found, at first helping Rose, then taking over and extending the garden across the footpath until all the <head>green</head>inside the thorn hedge was alive with colour: little beds of forget-me-nots and sweet william, rows of wallflowers that gave out their fragrance in the evenings, formal lilies and roses.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40239" docsrc="bnc_ABB_822">
<context>
Red lentil dhal is a popular side dish for Indian meals, being rather bland and having the effect of cooling the heat of the curry.    
Split peas are either yellow or green; the green variety is more difficult to find but has a fuller flavour than the yellow and is therefore worth looking out for.
Both types are good in soups and for thickening casseroles.
Chick peas have a deliciously nutty flavour and are excellent for vegetarian casseroles and salads, as well as being the basis for hummus, a very popular Mediterranean dip.    
For bean cuisine there are many varieties, differing in shape and colour, but only very slightly in flavour.
My favourites tend to be the beans that have a flavour of their own, especially flageolet beans which are a delicate <head>green</head>colour and have a subtle, fresh flavour; they are, however, rather more expensive than any of the other varieties.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40244" docsrc="bnc_B3J_1702">
<context>
Julie decided to top up her Californian suntan until Kitty Summerville called lunch, after which she would take a casual stroll to another of her favourite haunts as a child, the old summer house on the river bank.    
She lay back in the musty smelling chair, at peace with the world, and allowed the late April sun to   envelop   her.        
Fortified by a beautiful lunch of belly pork and fried onions, Yanto wandered contentedly in the general direction of the Blue Boar.
He stopped in the middle of the swing bridge over the canal and watched a couple of local boys fishing from the bank.
He returned their wave and gazed down the sun dappled ribbon of bright water as it meandered   its   way towards Sharpness docks a couple of miles distant.      
It was a beautiful scene.
From the left bank of the canal, the <head>green</head>fields of Gloucestershire swept up in a gentle rise for half a mile, there to be a terminated by a line of stately elms.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40247" docsrc="bnc_CDN_1178">
<context>
&bquo;Lots of people go as well&rehy;known Edwardian characters &mdash; everybody wears Edwardian dress.&equo;    
It took them an hour to convince her that it would be all right to go, that she would not be disloyal to Peter; but, finally she agreed that she might as well indulge the boy.    
Dorothy had an inspiration as to who they could go as, and for the rest of the evening they amused themselves digging through an old encyclopedia to find pictures from which to copy costumes.          
The Ladies of Scotland League was holding its fall tea in the auditorium of a large store on Tollemarche Avenue.
The decorations committee had spent the morning spreading tables with brown, yellow and <head>green</head>linen cloths and pinning gold-sprayed autumn leaves to each corner of them.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40251" docsrc="bnc_CCW_511">
<context>
Doubtless the arriving customers were just as anxious about us, and part of our job was to relax them quickly.
&bquo;You have to remember,&equo; Ellen liked to lecture   Thessy and me, &bquo;just how absurdly wealthy they all are, and how desperately the wealthy want to be liked because they can't help feeling guilty about being so rich, so we only have to be obsequious, give them loads of booze, and pretend to be impressed by their entirely predictable and usually jejune opinions, after which they'll reward us with an outrageously large tip &mdash; which is, after all, the sole reason for being nice to the ghastly creatures in the first place.&equo;    
The first man out of the Chevrolet was wearing blue and <head>green</head>Bermuda shorts, a pink and scarlet Hawaiian shirt and a blue tennis visor with the words &bquo;Go Dawgs&equo; inscribed on its peak.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40254" docsrc="bnc_CE9_1575">
<context>
Interlocking would have prevented the signalman putting the signals for the express at &bquo;CLEAR&equo; yet it is strange that although both footplatemen on the express admitted not having seen the home signal on the approach to Charfield both men were equally emphatic that they had seen the proceeding distant signal and they said it was showing a green light and in the clear position.
Immediately following the accident it was discovered that the instrument in Charfield box bore this out and investigation showed that the distant arm was slightly inclined due to debris in the signal wire but not sufficient to show a green light through the spectacle plate.    
It is strange therefore that the signal box instruments revealed   it as clear, the signal must have been at <head>green</head> , or had a heavy weight been lying across the signal wire?
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40257" docsrc="bnc_CEJ_1994">
<context>
Matthew's Use of the Story    
Matthew seems to interpret this miracle as an &bquo;allegory&equo;.
In the early days of the Church, Christians suffered persecution and had to have great faith to survive the violent opposition they received.
This miracle shows a picture of the Church.
The boat is the Church and the storm is the persecution of the Church.
Those who lose heart and cry out in despair are reminded that Jesus is in command and   that he will steer the little ship of the Church into calmer waters.
In the meantime they must keep their faith.          
The Feeding of the 5000 (Mark 6:30&ndash;44)    
Once again, it is believed that the disciples were the source of the miracle of the feeding of the 5000.
There is an eyewitness comment about the grass being <head>green</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40260" docsrc="bnc_B09_938">
<context>
Today they are being rewired and repainted in a new livery, giving them a handsome appearance which belies their fifty years.            
The streamlined double-deckers acquired the name &bquo;Balloons&equo; from their rounded appearance.
Over the years, they have appeared in several liveries, as seen on these pages.
They are now the largest single class of trams in the fleet.    
1.
The pre-war livery seen on car 257 at Bispham Station on the Squires Gate service.    
2. 712 (249) in 1984 at Starr Gate wearing the current livery.
This was the first Balloon to be fitted with a pantograph collector.    
3.
The mainly     <head>green</head>livery was adopted during the War, but lasted until 1959 on some cars.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40263" docsrc="bnc_AC9_1204">
<context>
Thus, over a long period of time, stone, glass and metals acquire a distinctive patina which the faker must try and imitate.
The patinas on copper alloys were often appreciated in their own right and a study of the patination is central to all authenticity studies.
It is essential to have a good appreciation of the possibilities of recent treatments, such as over-restoration or repatination, so a brief history of patination is given here.    
As far as we know, the ancients intended their metalwork, both artistic and utilitarian, to be kept in a brightly polished metallic state, with the possible exception of special alloys such as Corinthian bronze.
We tend now to think of Classical bronze statuary, for example, as being covered with a fine <head>green</head>or deep brown patina, and moreover that this was their original state.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40266" docsrc="bnc_A3T_173">
<context>
Tightly packed urban living is, indeed, fine &mdash; if that is what you want.
As a rule, those who can afford it seem increasingly to temper the urban living of the weekday with a touch of rural life at the weekend.
But those people who &mdash; unlike Chris Patten or Nicholas Ridley &mdash; can only afford one house would like a flavour of the country on their own doorstep.    
It is no use wringing hands and regretting this preference.
It is a long English tradition, which is not going to change.
Every Englishwoman and her husband wants a garden.
The only sensible question is how to meet this demand in a way that does not wreck the countryside.    
Foxley Wood and Stone Bassett &mdash; neither of which, incidentally, was in the <head>Green</head>Belt &mdash; were a reasonable stab at answering this.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40270" docsrc="bnc_B09_888">
<context>
No less than 170 conductor-posts were saved by the introduction of one-man buses and trams between 1969 and 1976, but the tramway was saved too!    
Technical improvements to the riding qualities of the OMO cars, followed the replacement of the traditional steel springs by rubber suspension.
The lengthened car bodies had reduced tyre-life from the normal 100,000 miles to 60,000 miles.
With rubber suspension, tyre life was increased to a minimum of 150,000 miles!
The first with improved riding qualities was car 10, which was painted in a new red-and-cream livery in 1975.
All the cars adopted this livery, and early in 1976 car 5 was fitted with a pantograph.
A new livery of <head>green</head>and cream, in the style of new car 641, appeared in 1984 on car 1, however the days of these OMO railcoaches are numbered after 50 years in service!          
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40273" docsrc="bnc_CKC_3564">
<context>
&bquo;Not so many years ago it would have taken me a little longer myself.
Ah!&equo;
Van Gelder had appeared in the doorway.
&bquo;Just discussing you, young man.
A difficult and protracted interview, I take it?&equo;    
&bquo;One treads delicately, sir.
But she told me everything she knew.&equo;
He looked reproachfully at Talbot.
&bquo;I detect a trace of scepticism in your expression, sir.
Unwarranted, I assure you.
I believe her, I trust her and I was not bewitched by her <head>green</head>eyes, owing to the fact that I was on duty at the time.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40276" docsrc="bnc_APM_127">
<context>
&bquo;Oh yes.
I could go out and buy some.&equo;    
&bquo;What?&equo;    
&bquo;Clothes.&equo;    
&bquo;All right, but Marcus and I must go, I must telephone to say we're coming.&equo;    
&bquo;What time is it?&equo;    
&bquo;Just after twelve.&equo;
This seemed incredible.
A day, days, must have passed since he stood beside the lake.    
At that moment Marcus reappeared and said, &bquo;Alfred, would you mind &mdash;?&equo;    
Ludens followed him into one of the other rooms, a bedroom, <head>green</head> , where an iron bedstead was wrapped in stillness.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40279" docsrc="bnc_CBL_2651">
<context>
Common name:    
Water Wisteria        
Easy pronunciation:    
Sin-nay-ma tri-floor-oom        
Family:    
Acanthaceae        
Habitat:    
Malaya, Borneo, Burma, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka.        
Description:    
The leaves are grown opposite, and are bright to pale green on the upper side and greyish to whitish green on the underside.
They are borne on short, stout <head>green</head>stalks.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40282" docsrc="bnc_BNJ_126">
<context>
The interior is rich in carving and decoration.    
Doddridge Church, originally Castle Hill Meeting built in 1695, was mostly rebuilt.
Congregationalist, Philip Doddridge preached here for 22 years and became a famous local figure.
His famous Academy is in lower Sheep Street.    
Cross Horsemarket into St. Mary's Street.
This area was once the horsetrading centre of Northampton.    
Hazelrigg House (built in 1662) for the Hazelrigg family, escaped destruction in the Great Fire.
Recently restored.  .    
Hazelrigg House    
St. Katherine's Gardens &mdash; once the site of St. Katherine's Church of which only a few stones now remain.
The gardens are a welcome <head>green</head>space within the bustling Town.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40287" docsrc="bnc_CRC_3551">
<context>
Given that America's 48 contiguous states have 3m square miles between them, this hardly suggests a real problem of scarcity.        
The rising cost of getting rid of things    
The money in muck    
ANY difficulty in finding space for rubbish dumps is largely man-made.
Pressure from environmentalists has gradually closed off the easy options for getting rid of waste, raised its cost and altered the shape of the waste-disposal business.    
To a man from Mars, the ocean might seem a thoroughly sensible place to dispose of rubbish.
After all, the stuff has to go somewhere: why not put it as far as possible from people, where it poses no threat to drinking water and little threat (fisheries apart) to food?
But if the Martian truly were a little <head>Green</head>man, he might take a different view.
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40291" docsrc="bnc_ANU_35">
<context>
The Tyre from which I had travelled was a place of unpaved roads and overflowing sewage, of Palestinian camps and  fedayeen   guerrillas, of guns and sunken ships and the sharp clap of explosions.
Could I relate this in any way to the picture on my living-room wall?
Was this part of the Lebanon I knew?
Was it a scene which in later years I would look at with nostalgia, even longing?
For the Roman ruins of Tyre, a few of the old Ottoman harbour warehouses, the little Christian streets near the port, are still there.
And the Mediterranean, the great pale <head>green</head>sea that sloshes away at the coastline of Phoenicia, this too still shaped our movements and our lives, provided the essential and unchanging link between that distant, unphotographed world of Roberts and the country in which I now lived.    
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40295" docsrc="bnc_C9S_1070">
<context>
Although a homeowner myself, I have always believed that communal ownership on a small scale would solve many problems associated with terminal illness or permanent disablement.    
When I was at the GLC, Ken Livingstone was in charge and I thought it was the beginning of Utopia, so many wonderful things were happening at last.
The way he has been treated by Kinnock has infuriated me, and Labour's failure to adopt strong gay policies is disastrous.
I wrote to Neil Kinnock during the last election, asking him to withdraw the remark that gays and lesbians were losing votes on the doorsteps of the pensioners.
I didn't get a reply before election day, so I voted <head>Green</head> ; it arrived two days after the election, reassuring me that the Labour Party was committed to improving gay rights.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40298" docsrc="bnc_A0G_1867">
<context>
Out of the increasingly popular species tulips, my favourite is  Tulipa tarda  , originally from Central Asia.
Long-lasting flowers appear in spring, their green-tinged, white petals gradually shading th bright yellow towards the centre.
On dull days the flowers remain closed, revealing their full beauty only in the sunshine.    
Yellow  Iris danfordiae   and varieties of reticulated iris appreciate a well-drained soil.
They will reward care over choosing their position with a gorgeous display of early flower on plants rarely more than 4in high.
My firm favourite is the lovely  I.   &bquo;Katharine Hodgkin&equo;, blessed with flowers the unusual pale blue/green of a clear sea.
The falls of the flowers are a delicate yellowish <head>green</head>veined with slate blue.        
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</instance>

<instance id="green.40301" docsrc="bnc_ACX_1216">
<context>
Winter bulbs such as  Iris reticulata   and its cultivars love dry conditions.
Good winter crocuses include the gorgeous beige and blue  Crocus imperatii   and the many forms of  C. chrysanthus  .
Most snowdrops prefer moisture but the autumn-flowering  Galanthus corcyrensis   performs best if it bakes in summer and, as a bonus will amaze visitors when it comes into flower, minus its leaves, in October.        
Contain your enthusiasm    
There are autumn and winter bulbs which, having flowered, disappear, creating spaces for plants in containers.
Drought-lovers are natural container plants and will not bear a grudge if you forget to water them.
Agaves, if you enjoy their spike foliage, come in several interesting shapes with <head>green</head>and variegated kinds.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40305" docsrc="bnc_ABB_816">
<context>
In may respects, my shop is just the opposite, although I certainly have a health foods section, as do many delicatessens.    
In addition to dried beans and pulse vegetables, I stock several varieties of canned beans which are always very popular for salads and quick meals, where there is no time (or the customer forgot!) to soak dried pulses.
I certainly sell more red lentils than any other dried pulse, probably because they are the only variety that does not require soaking before cooking and are therefore the most convenient.
A delicatessen will usually also have a good selection of nuts &mdash; Brazils, pecans, pistachios, walnuts and cashews &mdash; all of which are invaluable in a vegetarian diet.    
Lentils are either red, green or beige/brown.
Red lentils are the easiest and quickest to cook; although the <head>green</head>or brown varieties have more flavour, they do require soaking.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40309" docsrc="bnc_ABV_381">
<context>
This was published in a useful report,  Our Relationship with the whole of Creation   (1987).
This has been studied in many parishes and has led to some changes of heart and attitudes.    
It is clear despite this that not enough is being done, and the seriousness of the position is still not fully realized by the average person.
Groups in our society such as Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace and the Green party are to be congratulated for the energetic way they are drawing our attention to the issues involved.
Yes, leading politicians may talk about the &bquo;airy-fairy&equo; Greens and seek to marginalize groups by such dismissive statements.
Nonetheless, the very fact that no less a person than the prime Minister speaks in such a way is a confession that <head>green</head>issues have intruded upon political life to such an extent that they can no longer be ignored!    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40312" docsrc="bnc_APR_25">
<context>
Its boards were bowed and creaking; it had been maltreated in its own time.
Its spine was missing, or rather protruded from amongst the leaves like a bulky marker.
It was bandaged about and about with dirty white tape, tied in a neat bow.
The librarian handed it to Roland Michell, who was sitting waiting for it in the Reading Room of the London Library.
It had been exhumed from Locked Safe no. 5 where it usually stood between  Pranks of Priapus   and  The Grecian Way of Love  .
It was ten in the morning, one day in September 1986.
Roland had the small single table he liked best, behind a square pillar, with the clock over the fireplace nevertheless in full view.
To his right was a high sunny window, through which you could see the high <head>green</head>leaves of St James's Square.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40317" docsrc="bnc_CE9_1295">
<context>
He had jumped down to open the carriage door for her and Charlotte and the child made to get in.
Albert was talking to them as they waited to leave, and the boy had a large rubber ball that he would insist on throwing about in the compartment.
Charlotte, her eyes on Albert who was taking her attention, asked him rather half-heartedly to desist, but the boy threw the ball out of the window.
It hit the platform fence and ran under the carriage; as quick as a flash the boy darted past Charlotte and Albert and tried to look for it under the wheels.
As Charlotte scrambled out of the carriage the boy was halfway under the carriage; almost beside herself, Charlotte and Albert tried to haul him up.
The driver had seen the <head>green</head>flag and had opened the regulator to ease forward, yelling at Albert to come on.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40322" docsrc="bnc_A0C_354">
<context>
As the only catering industry representative on this working party, I would be interested to hear from any companies which have any experience, or knowledge of any examples, which make them feel that this is an area that needs to be examined quickly and subjected to public debate.    
Of particular relevance to the industry is the sub-group on local authority purchasing and the research project looking at small- and medium-sized suppliers and the public sector purchasers which deal with them.
  CHARLES ALLEN Managing Director, Compass, Queens Wharf, Queen Caroline Street, London W6.          
THE COLOUR OF MONEY    
ONE of our bar staff recently came into the kitchen to ask if she could look in the soup kettle to see what colour the soup was.    
&bquo;It's <head>green</head> ,&equo; I said.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40326" docsrc="bnc_CCS_60">
<context>
Transport nevertheless remained a major problem, and as Commandos' equipment for raiding roles did not include those infantryman's delights of defensive wire and mines &mdash; not, that is, in the normal course &mdash; they always had problems in battles of attrition.
Nevertheless, as their story does not follow the usual path of military organisation, it was not particularly surprising to find later commandos coming ashore with anti-tank mines strapped to their equipment.
However, they were not normally set up for the heavy infantryman's tactics of prolonged defence before a steady advance, although they were misused in these roles at times.
They were nimble-footed, lightly equipped for the in-and-out thrust over terrain where others might not be expected to beach or march.
But all the speed of foot is no substitute for an anti-tank gun to beat off armoured attack, &bquo;nor does a <head>Green</head>Beret make you bullet-proof&equo; (again to quote General Moulton).    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40329" docsrc="bnc_A6T_1229">
<context>
Most encounters started in the same way, with a question about the bikes.
&bquo;Why the bikes?&equo;
&bquo;Why do you carry such loads on your back?&equo; was our most popular response.
It's easy to push a bike and it belts downhill.
The truth is that uphill the extra weight made it a little harder than walking, but the weight was not directly on my back, a fact that I appreciated.
We could push our laden bikes at a roughly typical walking pace up passes.
On the flat life was in our favour and we left most walkers behind.
Downhill we were in a different league.
On one occasion, on a 300-metre climb from the spectacular bridge over the H&auml;rrakalou, a <head>green</head> , algae-filled river that drains a huge area of the Sarek National Park, we were accompanied by two fit Dutch lads, who maintained a similar pace.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40333" docsrc="bnc_CBL_2525">
<context>
Genus: ROTALA      
Species:    
Rotala indica      
Family:    
Lythraceae Synonym: Peplis indica        
Easy pronunciation:    
Roe-tar-la in-di ka        
Habitat:    
Europe, Tropical Asia.        
Description:    
The leaves are small, oval, <head>green</head>to brownish-green, borne on short internodes on a stout, round stem.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="green.40336" docsrc="bnc_APC_931">
<context>
The Englishman told me that if someone came up to him in a queue he would punch him in the face.
It was the most feeling I saw in him, apart from when describing some bitter wrangle in the London ad agency which had caused his walk-out and propelled him here.    
Decomposition in the rainforest is quick.
You can put your finger through the bark and into the flesh of a huge fallen tree after four months.
In Britain an oak would take twenty years to reach such a state.
(Repeat: &bquo;Decomposition in the rainforest is quick.
You can put your finger through the bark and into the flesh of a huge fallen tree after four months.
In Britain an oak would take twenty years&hellip;&equo;
Hang on in there, boy!)
Here, ants and fungi race to make the most of good, organic matter and the rotting trunks themselves play host to an assortment of bright <head>green</head>epiphytes.
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Her clothes were more prominent than she was, she retreated into them, her head, perhaps quizzically, perhaps considering itself &bquo;birdlike&equo;, held on one side.
She had pale crimped hair over her temples, and her lips were parted to reveal large, even teeth.
The picture gave no clear impression of anyone in particular; it was generic Victorian lady, specific shy poetess.
At first he did not identify Maud Bailey, and he himself was not in any way remarkable, so that they were almost the last pair at the wicket gate.
She would be hard to miss, if not to recognise.
She was tall, tall enough to meet Fergus Wolff's eyes on the level, much taller than Roland.
She was dressed with unusual coherence for an academic, Roland thought, rejecting several other ways of describing her <head>green</head>and white length, a long pine-green tunic over a pine-green skirt, a white silk shirt inside the tunic and long softly white stockings inside long shining green shoes.
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Don't deny it.
We have a right to be happy.&equo;    
&bquo;But I'm married &mdash;&equo;      
&bquo;To a man you loathe!
Do you think I haven't noticed.&equo;    
&bquo;That's not true!&equo; she protested in a shrill voice.    
He could see she was agitated.
He placed a hand on her shoulder.
&bquo;Miriam&hellip;&equo;    
A twig snapped.    
They both turned, staring apprehensively into the cool <head>green</head>dimness.
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Yet all her looks, even the boy, seemed still to be summarised in her present being; even their very first meeting and the dreadful scene at the fence were somehow gathered in, redeemed and graced, as if reflected in the golden eyes of the ram.
Irina's intense slightly squinting gaze, the way her eyes seemed to splinter sometimes and crackle with light, her cat-like face, the dark down upon her upper lip, the way she wrung her hands, all blended now into a single presence.
Her dark straight hair glowing with its few reddish strands had been thinned and cut shorter in layers to show the shape of her head.
She had lost weight, she looked happier.
She had, since the resolve to leave London, become happier.
Even at home she put on smarter clothes.
She was wearing, under a shiny <head>green</head>apron, a simple dark-brown cotton dress with an amber necklace.
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The answer must be that trying to give values to the environment is an irrelevance.
Perhaps one can produce figures for the amount knocked off property prices by aircraft noise and excessive pollution (as  Blueprint   suggests, with the backing of figures from American cities), but even here there is room for doubt.
Some of the highest property prices anywhere are in fume-ridden Manhattan and in cleaner but nevertheless congested central Tokyo.
Airports attract hotels and businesses; they employ large numbers of well-paid staff who like to live near their work.
House and land prices tend on the whole to go up rather than down.
There is another problem when it comes to applying market prices to environmental capital: the pieces of <head>green</head>environment that are most treasured by most people are their gardens.
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Countless watchdogs prowl around the budget-making process.
But once the money is disbursed, only anecdotal evidence offers much of a clue whether the city is getting value for money or not.    
Probably not.
Bushwick is a neighbourhood about as far removed from flashy mid-town Manhattan as it is possible to get.
A half-hour subway ride into Brooklyn, it has the third-highest incidence of drug-related crimes in America.
The population, much of it aged under 18, is 26% black, 15% white and 56% Hispanic.
All immovable objects (and some moving ones too) have graffiti sprayed on them.
Whole blocks are still burned out from serious rioting in 1977.
Most shops display no name, just a description of their goods.    
Bushwick has no swimming pool, no family community centre, no <head>green</head>park.
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It was ironic that Mr Lamont gave details of aid to BR at the same time as the old-world Princess Margaret Rose was steaming across the countryside to London's Marylebone station to raise &pound;2 million for the museum-like Great Central Railway.    
BR, meanwhile, was given an extra &pound;130 million for 1993&ndash;4 to fund Channel Tunnel services, improve trains for inner Kent commuters and help pay for signalling and track work.
BR chairman Sir Bob Reid welcomed the announcement as a &bquo;breakthrough which gives us some investment headroom.&equo;
But he warned: &bquo;The present limits are extremely tight and will present us with problems in maintaining the quality of services.&equo;    
Mr Lamont also gave the <head>green</head>light for the Jubilee Line extension in London, but work will not start until a banking consortium has been set up to provide &pound;400 million of private-sector money for the Pounds 1.8 billion project.    
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Sadly he died shortly afterwards and for many reasons it was some months before I used the disc.    
The advent of the Arbortech Carving Competition at the 1990 Woodworker Show gave me the idea of putting the tool to some good use.
My grandfather had always taken a keen interest in my work, and I had an equal admiration of the stories of his time spent in Burma during the Second World War.
Therefore it seemed fitting that as a tribute to him and his comrades I produce a sculpture with this tool.    
The strongest image I got from his stories and subsequent research was of the oppressive jungle and heat in which the soldiers fought.
They given the colloquial name of &bquo;Chindit&equo;.
Particular units who operated for long periods at a time in the jungle became so adept in their surroundings they became known as &bquo;<head>Green</head>Ghosts&equo;.    
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FIRMS are now going bust at the rate of THREE an HOUR.    
Business collapses soared to 46,500 over the past nine months &mdash; 40 per cent more than in the same period last year.    
That's just 1,777 short of the total for whole of 1991, says a report by business data group Dun and Bradstreet.    
Small firms suffer worst &mdash; nine out of ten British businesses employ less than 20 people.    
And big company cut-backs will continue to devastate the little men, warns the report.    
It predicts a further rise in small firm bankruptcies because of harsh, competitive conditions.    
The south east has had the sharpest rise in failures &mdash; up 54.7 per cent.    
The Federation of Small Businesses, said: &bquo;The Chancellor's <head>green</head>shoots of recovery have got frostbite.    
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At the local level, we will tackle litter and graffiti and start to transform inner city environments by establishing neighbourhood action areas where local communities can develop their own plans for regenerating the area.        
Clean water, healthy food    
We will ensure that our drinking water, beaches and rivers meet the highest European standards and end the dumping of industrial waste at sea.
The provision of water is so fundamental that it is a priority for return to public control.
In the meantime, we will protect consumers against high prices and poor service and give greater priority to environmental problems.      
Labour's independent Food Standards Agency will ensure high food quality standards.
Our Department of Food and Farming will offer British farmers and consumers a better deal.
Subsidies for production will gradually be replaced with <head>green</head>premium payments to promote environmentally sound management of the countryside.        
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On discovering the fretting, he informed the chief civil engineer who imposed a strict speed limit on the bridge.    
A new bridge was fitted some three months later during the winter.
About six months after Mr Reynolds' first premonition, he experienced unexplained noises, mainly thumping and banging.
One night he and his wife witnessed a vague aura of human form on the fire-box top of No 43106.
It lasted about a minute before fading and they both sensed a feeling of impending danger.
After the bridge was repaired, &bquo;Arnold&equo;, as they named the apparition, disappeared.
Mr Reynolds believes that he was a ghost of the future, possibly of someone who was not supposed to die should the bridge collapse &mdash; in other words, the driver of No 43106, the driver of the <head>green</head>Morris Minor or Mr Reynolds himself.    
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If this was so then Sir Thomas exuded friendship and goodwill.
&bquo;What matter   the face or head,&equo; he quoted, &bquo;it is the heart which counts!&equo;
&bquo;You like poetry, Master Corbett?&equo;
&bquo;I enjoy it when I can., Good,&equo; Sir Thomas replied.
&bquo;We knew you were coming,&equo; he added for effect, and laughed at Ranulf's gaping face.
&bquo;No gift of prophecy,&equo; he jabbed a finger upwards.
&bquo;I saw you from the top of the tower.
Come.
Food is ready!&equo;
They entered the cool, dark tower, across stone-vaulted floors and climbed up a narrow twisting staircase into the hall.
A sombre stone chamber, its walls were adorned with <head>green</head>velvet drapes while a polished table with benches on either side stood in the middle of the rush-strewn floor.
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2 mackerel, gutted    
juice of 2 oranges    
&frac12;&amp;in piece root ginger, peeled and shredded    
freshly ground black pepper      
Place each mackerel in a parcel of foil with the orange juice, ginger and black pepper.
Bake in a preheated oven, Gas Mark 6 (200C/400F), for 20 minutes.
Serve with brown rice and a chicory and orange salad.        
DAY 11 &mdash; WALDORF PITTA / OPEN SANDWICH      
2 sticks celery    
1 red apple    
1 <head>green</head>apple    
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The eyes had been used to great effect as Queen Gertrude, Imogen, Portia, and Lady Macbeth.
For the moment, they surveyed the room.    
It was cluttered, as full of silver-framed souvenirs as those of the Princess of Wales were rumoured to be.
Since Paul's departure &mdash; she grimaced at the memory &mdash; Dinah had been able to do as she liked with it, and she liked to have objects about her that reminded her of herself.
There were photographs of her in the few parts she had been able to play in the years following her marriage; photographs of her in youth, when her father had begun to launch her on the career which would be interrupted by the coming of Paul.
There was &mdash; the <head>green</head>gaze flickered over it, then passed on &mdash; a self-portrait painted by a young man, her son Robin, who was dead.
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It is nearly always female and her voice is usually heard wailing near the family's ancestral home just prior to a person's death.
Many tales have been recorded of descendants of Irish families who have died far across the seas, just as a banshee has been heard to wail outside their birthplace in Ireland.
The banshee's lamentations are in a language no-one can understand, and her cry is an appalling blend of a wild goose's screech, the screams of an abandoned child and the howl of a wolf.    
The banshee sometimes appears as a horrific woman with straggling black hair, one nostril, protruding front teeth, and eyes red from weeping.
Other traditions claim she is a pale and beautiful young woman wearing a grey cloak and <head>green</head>gown, or a HAG in a winding sheet, though most often she is attired in loose white drapery, &bquo;putting forward her mournful wail&equo; with the coming of dusk.    
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It goes so well with their pale skin and light hair.
They look like deliciously glamorous mice, don't you agree, Ludo?
Look at Constance.
Isn't she just like a lovely little mouse, so sweet you could eat her?&equo;    
Constance blushed as the others laughed.    
&bquo;And what about Italian women, Pino?&equo;
Gioella asked.    
&bquo;They are very different,&equo; he replied as he leaned forward and toyed with her necklace.
&bquo;They are from the land of green ginger.
They are strong and powerful, but not to everybody's taste.&equo;    
&bquo;They are  in   the land of <head>green</head>ginger,&equo; Ludovico said, &bquo;Italy is that land.
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I find it rather overpowering in fish recipes, but it is used extensively in Creole cookery and in dishes such as seafood gumbo.
As a change from the very fiery nature of Tabasco, I sometimes enjoy the slightly sweeter, thicker opaque chilli sauces from Indo-China.
These have a roundness that belies their heat.    
Sambals are also pepper sauces, although reduced to give a thick relish used as a chutney (see p54).
These are used in Indonesian and Thai cookery.       
Spices: 1&amp;15 <head>Green</head>cardamoms; 2 white mustard seed; 3 bay leaves; 4 cumin seeds; 5 cassia bark; 6 fenugreek seeds; 7&amp;18 brown cardamoms; 8 turmeric; 9 cloves; 10 chillis; 11&amp;12 peppercorns; 13 mace; 14 desiccated coconut; 16 star anise; 17 white poppy seeds          
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Be careful not to use anything which has a bactericidal action to treat your pond, as it will kill off the filter bacteria and render it useless.
Any treatment will affect the filter to some extent, so you will need to be vigilant and if you need to change any water while carrying out treatment, then the medication should be replaced in the top up water at the correct dosage.         
Be careful not to use treatments containing bactericides, as these will render your filter useless.        
What happens next?    
By now your super-efficient filter will be working like mad to get rid of the pollutants and will be producing quantities of nitrate.
This, in the amounts we expect, is harmless to the fish, but it encourages algae, in particular the unicellular organism which causes <head>green</head>water, although it can also be caused by overfeeding.    
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``I pay a lot to the farmer and five times the state salary to my employees,''
he says.  He is in Warsaw to open a shop.  ``I hire transportation, and my
customers have fresh cold cuts every day.  I do n't subsidize anyone.
Everyone around me lives well.  Yes, my prices are high.  If nobody buys, I
bring my prices down.  That's the rule.  That's the market.'' Mr. Siemienas
is making a fortune -- $10,000 a month, he says.  He has bought some trendy
Western clothes, and a <head>green</head> Mercedes with an American
flag in the window.
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But looks can deceive: the 2.6 (even as an automatic) is good for 130mph and 0&ndash;60mph in 8.3 secs.
Engine rivals BMW's for smoothness and chassis is very good.
Underrated.        
PEUGEOT 405 Mi16i    
One of Peugeot's undoubted triumphs, the 405 Mi16 is close to being the perfectly judged front-wheel-drive sports saloon.
Cornering adjustability verges on the sensational, providing huge entertainment, though the brakes are oversensitive.
Top speed of 132mph and 0&ndash;60mph in 8.0secs are competitive but cheaper 405 SRi is better value.        
SAAB 900 CARLSSONi    
The Carlsson doesn't accelerate quite as hard as you might expect (0&ndash;60mph in 8.8secs), but its top speed of 131mph looks healthy enough.
Its chassis dishes out 200bhp efficiently enough but betrays its age with indifferent <head>grip</head>and a very firm ride.
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Couples, second in the Sony rankings to Faldo, is still coming to terms with the adulation heaped on him after Augusta but is prepared to run the gauntlet again if it means winning a second Major.    
Action    
&bquo;It was tough for me but it will be easier second time around,&equo; he said.
&bquo;Everybody wanted a piece of my action and I found it very difficult to adjust.    
&bquo;I got so frustrated.
If I gave an interview I was the greatest guy in the world but if I said &bquo;no, I want some time to myself&equo;, they wouldn't give me the time of day.
I felt I was being pushed around and lost some enthusiasm.&equo;    
Couples locked himself away in his Florida home after breaking Europe's five-year <head>grip</head>on the Masters, refusing to answer the telephone even when President Bush called with an invitation to dinner at the White House.    
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<instance id="grip.40011" docsrc="bnc_CE7_57">
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By imposing a general tariff on foreign imports, Britain would be able to open negotiations with the White Dominions for a mutual removal of tariff barriers, drawing them into closer economic ties with the homeland as a first step towards final political federation of the Empire as a whole and the establishment of a supreme representative Imperial Parliament in London.
The primary purpose of Chamberlain's Tariff Reform programme was imperial consolidation.
But it also offered other advantages &mdash; protection of British jobs against cheap foreign imports, and an inflow of customs duties to the Treasury which could be used to pay for the escalating costs of both armaments and social reforms.
As Chamberlain's doctrines swept the Tory rank and file, liberal pacifists feared that Tariff Reform would provide the new imperialism with a level of popular appeal that would make it unstoppable.    
It was J. A. Hobson who made the most influential and original attempt to come to <head>grips</head>with the nature of the new imperialism.
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<instance id="grip.40015" docsrc="bnc_CFT_2861">
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See the incredible Fusion and the 1991 Brooks collection at your nearest Pro-Performance store now.    
For your Pro-Performance store phone       
BROOKS SPORTS    
Free Brooks sports bag with every Brooks purchase at all Pro-Performance stores whilst stocks last        
If you're  seriously   into running there's only one watch.    
If you hot foot it whatever the weather, there's only one watch that can stand the pace.    
The Casio STR 1000, not only offers you superb styling and unrivalled precision to &formula; sec, but also includes functions invaluable to your sport.    
Perhaps the most invaluable feature is the unique cable control that allows you to activate the stopwatch from a tailored finger <head>grip</head> .
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<instance id="grip.40023" docsrc="bnc_A18_1505">
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There's a quick glance between novelist and reader in that &bquo;dream&equo;.
Stepan is falling ill without knowing it; his unspoken, unimagined destination is delirium and death.
Chance brings the accidental man up short at a village across a lake from a place called Spasov.
The root of that word is &bquo;save&equo;.
Chance also throws him together with the itinerant bible-selling woman who was outraged by the hooligans of &bquo;our town&equo; and whom Stepan now, just once, calls his &bquo;saviour&equo; (  spasitelnitsa  ).
She reads him the story of the Gadarene swine, the novel's Epigraph.
Also the Revelation passage on the lukewarm spiritual state.
Thus Dostoevsky rescues the disease of indifference from the abandoned &bquo;At Tikhon's&equo; chapter, but also eases its throttling normative <head>grip</head> .
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<instance id="grip.40028" docsrc="bnc_CPT_47">
<context>
Oracle7, Sybase, Ingres and Informix are said to have been tuned for the 1000.        
DEC PREVIEWS RDB 6 AND LAUNCHES INTERIM RDB 5.1 RELEASE    
Digital Equipment Corp has previewed the Rdb 6.0 version of its relational database, saying that at &dollar;6,643 per tpsA on an Alpha AXP DEC 7000 Model 610, it is the first production database to go below &dollar;7,000 per tpsA; it ships December.
An interim Rdb 5.1 release adds Open Data Base Connectivity and costs &dollar;1,130 to &dollar;349,800 from August.
DEC also has EDA/SQL enhancements for the Accessworks client-server integrated data access server family, and new versions of the RdbAccess product family.        
ELECTRONIC DATA SYSTEMS GETS TO <head>GRIPS</head>WITH A DIFFERENT CULTURE IN LATIN EUROPE&hellip;    
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<instance id="grip.40032" docsrc="bnc_ARM_262">
<context>
The holes drilled are for light weight &mdash; and they are just that.
Lightweight.        
VISION SHOES    
&bquo;Hot Diggety!&equo; exclaimed our resident tester when these came in.
These are the new 14050 style shoes, also known as &bquo;Shockwave&equo;.
According to Vision, they are the &bquo;newest most versatile shoe&equo;, and I'd tend to agree.
They are lower cut, not exactly &bquo;high&equo; tops, but offer thick padding at the ankle and support at the same time.
Combine this with a padded tongue and further support around the lower foot area and you end up with a darn comfy shoe.
Also features speedlace &lsqb;for faster lacing&rsqb;, &bquo;action&equo; leather &lsqb;tougher leather then normal for durability&rsqb; upper, and long lasting sole with <head>grip</head>and feel.
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<instance id="grip.40035" docsrc="bnc_CH4_2029">
<context>
&bquo;Two sevens are eighteen, not sixteen!&equo;    
&bquo;You ignorant little slug!&equo; the Trunchbull bellowed.
&bquo;You witless weed!
You empty-headed hamster!
You stupid glob of glue!&equo;
She had now stationed herself directly behind Rupert, and suddenly she extended a hand the size of a tennis racquet and grabbed all the hair on Rupert's head in her fist.
Rupert had a lot of golden-coloured hair.
His mother thought it was beautiful to behold and took a delight in allowing it to grow extra long.
The Trunchbull had as great a dislike for long hair on boys as she had for plaits and pigtails on girls and she was about to show it.
She took a firm <head>grip</head>on Rupert's long golden tresses with her giant hand and then, by raising her muscular right arm, she lifted the helpless boy clean out of his chair and held him aloft.      
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40038" docsrc="bnc_CH5_110">
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DAVID HANCOCK    
IF YOU go down to the beach today you're sure of a big surprise.
For every trendy teenager, who last year could be seen lying comatose in the sun listening to a personal stereo, has suddenly become animated.    
But today's beach games aren't quite the volleyball and handball that once kept a generation fit.    
Instead, they are more likely to have names like Sonic The Hedgehog, Super Mario Land or Moto X Maniacs and involve little more exercise than pressing buttons.    
Hand-held video games are big news this summer for the fashion-conscious.
While Europe is in the <head>grip</head>of the tightest recession for 50 years, games machines like Nintendo's Game Boy, Sega's Game Gear and the Atari Lynx are barely being produced fast enough to keep up with demand.     
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40041" docsrc="bnc_CF4_1038">
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The same thoughts had been going through the minds of two other women with disabilities.
A friend of mine called Sue from the Liberation Network had moved to London and was now living next door to Patricia, another stroppy feminist with a disability.
Before I knew where I was we had begun our organization, choosing Sisters Against Disablement as its name.    
We were fed up with the sexism in self-organized disability movements and even more fed up with the   ableism of the women's movement.
Our attempts to participate had been accidentally and sometimes deliberately obstructed.
I was just beginning to get to <head>grips</head>with the Campaign for Ink Print Information, but  Women's Tapeover   could not keep up with the steady stream of new feminist writing that was emerging week by week.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40046" docsrc="bnc_B3J_205">
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As he stumbled around the far side of the breakwater, the hard sand was replaced by thick mud.
Getting through it took the last of his energy.
He was forced to stop.
His war wound which had pained him earlier was now turning to agony.
The incessant roar of the tide forced him on again.
When he finally reached the trough, it was by willpower alone.    
The torrent here was almost as fearsome as it had been at the original crossing point, but not so deep.
&bquo;About waist deep in the middle I reckon,&equo; he told himself.
But it was filling before his eyes.
He desperately wanted to rest, but it was now or never.    
Taking a firm <head>grip</head>on the hook, still jammed securely in place, he lunged determinedly into the rushing water.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40050" docsrc="bnc_CBC_2415">
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Her disappearance resulted in a boost to a flagging career, offers to pose for girlie magazines and a &pound;2,300 fine for wasting police time.
Ms Grenside is, apparently, unlikely to face such a charge.
She is, say police, clearly ill.    
But in a week in which a 16-year-old girl died after being set alight, a 14-year-old was raped and a widow of 99 beaten to death, I don't think Joanna deserves too much compassion.        
Oh come all ye fearful    
By Jane Gordon    
ISN'T Christmas a fearful time?
It wasn't the bomb in John Lewis that put my nerves on edge this year, even though I felt the echoing shudder of it.    
Nor was it the disturbing rumours that by December 26 the country could be in the <head>grip</head>of a new and particularly alien &bquo;Made in Taiwan&equo; midwinter flu.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40056" docsrc="bnc_AT6_1461">
<context>
This technique is also used in slalom racing.    
Fig 72 Timing when and where to gybe in choppy conditions.
You should turn just in front of a wave to make use of the slope it offers.
The bigger the gap between the waves, the better.
Board uses the smooth downhill part of wave in latter part of turn.    
Fig 73 Duck gybe hand movements.
From a normal sailing position with hands equally spaced either side of the balance point (marked by tape), the back hand B slides down towards the end of the boom.
This will lessen the sudden jolt in the rig as it falls away when the front hand F is released    
Fig 74 F releases and crosses over to grasp the end of the boom.
Once it has a <head>grip</head> , B releases and passes under the sail&hellip;    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40060" docsrc="bnc_A0V_992">
<context>
Uni-k-Swiss    
K-Swiss have launched a ladies version of their Si-18 top of the range tennis shoe.
A new colourway for men &mdash; white/burgundy/navy &mdash; has also been introduced.    
The ladies shoe, like its male counterpart, is specifically designed for the serious club tennis player.
All the Si-18 range models feature the exclusive K-Swiss cushion board construction which provides a polyurethane cradle of Silicone Formula 18 shock pad along the midsole.
This absorbs shock form impact with the ground, enhancing comfort and helping to prevent injury.    
The Aosta rubber outsole on the Si-18 is hardwearing and durable.
Special flex bars along the ball of the foot allow ease of movement, and abrasive traction zones have been strategically placed to ensure maximum <head>grip</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40066" docsrc="bnc_AYJ_1527">
<context>
You will increase the chances of your report being acted upon if you plan to invest a substantial amount of time, at least as much as in the writing stage, on promoting your report.    
Try and present your report and its main findings in person, to those who commissioned it.
One presentation may not be enough.
It may require a campaign to get your message across to everyone who matters in the organization.
You simply cannot assume that because the report has been well received that it will automatically produce action or a decision.    
A management report based on careful study and analysis is frequently shelved through sheer inertia.
There is no real resistance to it but the management effort of getting to <head>grips</head>with its content and the various implications may be unpalatable.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40071" docsrc="bnc_B10_1564">
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Each situation is then rated on a five point scale according to whether it just bothers them a little or makes them really angry.
This technique will help your youngster (and, indeed, yourself) to become more sensitive to &bquo;explosive&equo; situations where he or she will most need to exercise self-control.
You can use the rating scale to monitor changes over time in your youngster's ability to cope with provocations.        
Distraction    
You can often distract your child before his rage builds up to bursting point.
If you have to stop him doing one thing, provide something else to interest and occupy him.
Once he is in the <head>grip</head>of a real temper tantrum, it is useless to try punishing him, since he is beyond all reason, unable to understand what he is doing or what you are saying.
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<instance id="grip.40076" docsrc="bnc_BPA_795">
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Delaney grinned, the creases around his eyes deepening.    
&bquo;Women,&equo; he growled back in mock disgust, &bquo;they're always late.&equo;    
The Hercules made one more pass to drop the second and final target flare.    
They headed for Titron.    
As it grew gradually nearer, and larger, they soon found it towering over them &mdash; a mighty steel fortress.
A fortress that contained&hellip; what?    
The mystery was in all of their thoughts as silently and grimly they came alongside.    
Perhaps a Sleeping Beauty, mused Eugene Forster.    
He was nearer to the truth than he could have ever known.
Only the sleep was over.          
Scanning the deck railing, Delaney could see no movement as he raised the pistol <head>grip</head>launcher, adjusting the length of burn.    
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<instance id="grip.40079" docsrc="bnc_AD7_697">
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Winter discovered that he could apply a limited amount of control by squeezing Mandarin with his knees, by swinging his body to one   side or the other, and by applying such pressure as he could with the reins on the horse's neck.
He also had the assistance of his rivals, for at the next bend the French jockey Jean Daumas, well aware of the difficulties Winter was in, pushed his mount Taillefer up on Mandarin's outside, and his presence helped keep the British-trained horse on course.
But hurtling towards Winter was the most difficult part of the track, where the course divides into three, and the approach to this junction was not railed.
Winter had to aim Mandarin for the middle course but his mount started wandering off to the left before pressure from the vice-like <head>grip</head>of the jockey's thighs pointed him in the right direction.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40082" docsrc="bnc_CH0_1400">
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The Sandrat darted back in time to avoid the spear of flame from the torch, and flung a handful of sand at Miss Liberty.
The Daughter dropped the still-burning torch and a pool of fire spread around her.
Her robes went up.
That put her out of the fight for the moment.    
There were only twenty-five or thirty more of them.
Not easy, but she could do it.
After all, she had been given a brain to think with while these patriots were being force-fed  The Thoughts of Spiro Agnew, The World According to William F. Buckley   and  Killing Commies for God and Country  .    
&bquo;We hold these truths to be self-evident&hellip;&equo; she recited.    
Uncle Sam came at her, long arms outstretched.
She kicked him in the face with her boot-heel, and he got a <head>grip</head>on her knee.    
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<instance id="grip.40085" docsrc="bnc_AM6_524">
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What follows is an examination of structure and of how an awareness by the teacher of its significance can help him find the game in the drama.      
Drama structures    
For the above sub-heading I have deliberately copied from the title of a recent publication by Cecily O'Neill and Alan Lambert (1982), for it is a manual offering guidance to teachers in their planning of projects for drama.
Central to the planning are not clearly defined objectives but clearly defined structures.
The main strength of the book lies in the fact that most of their lesson material is from actual classroom practice.
I shall from time to time use some of their material for further analysis and in order to make clear what I mean by structure.    
The kind of structure the authors mostly discuss is to do with how to move from one dramatic experience into another in a way that tightens the pupils' <head>grip</head>on the central issue.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40088" docsrc="bnc_C9S_636">
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In that year, Haringey's Labour councillors learned more about heterosexism than they would ever have believed possible, and they have become far more articulate in their defence of lesbian and gay rights than they were at the time of their election.
The council's curriculum working-party on lesbian and gay issues in education produced a thoughtful and well-researched document,  Mirrors Round The Walls &mdash; Reflecting Diversity  , which received none of the media interest experienced by the earlier misinformation.
But what Positive Images might have done, but did not do, was to generate any Left consensus on the family and relationships.
The Left had discovered that more was being expected of them than tolerance, but while the PRG had succeeded in setting an agenda based on fear, hatred and ignorance, Positive Images failed to popularize our own agenda of equality, choice and resistance to oppression.
It never really got to <head>grips</head>with the issues of childhood, innocence and learning about sexuality.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40093" docsrc="bnc_ABR_655">
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199 all out meant victory by an innings and 30 runs; it also meant that West Indies had emulated Australia's feat in 1920&ndash;1 and 1921 of recording eight successive Test victories over England.
It seemed that only the weather could stop another blackwash.    
The fourth Test in Trinidad was simply a repeat of the first.
On a pitch of uneven bounce England were put in and shot out before the end of the day for 200, David Smith, Lamb and Botham the only ones to make an impression.
Next day, Thomas, who had had a good tour so far, bowled poorly and paid the price; Botham, by contrast, had had an awful tour, but now he bowled well and took five wickets as a result.
This did not stop West Indies taking a firm <head>grip</head>on the match, as Greenidge reached 5,000 Test runs and Richards 6,000, warming up for his achievement in the next match with 87. 312 all out was hardly the big total they would have   wanted, but it was quite enough.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40098" docsrc="bnc_CJE_862">
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This is best done outside on a warm day, using a tub or baby's bath, rather than in the bathroom itself.
Apart from the problem of water being splashed all over the place, the dog may scratch the bath with its claws.
It is also unhygienic, and so separate bathing facilities should be provided.     
RIGHT Always wash the dog's coat first, before the head.
If you use a shower attachment rather than a simple measuring jug, take care to ensure that the water coming out of the nozzle does not suddenly change temperature.    
Your dog may be rather nervous of being washed and will need to be trained accordingly, especially if it is to have a career in the show ring, where careful preparation is so vital.
One of the major problems is that the dog feels insecure in the water because it cannot maintain its <head>grip</head>properly on the base of the bath.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40101" docsrc="bnc_APW_2079">
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He waited, the hair crisping up the back of his head.
&bquo;Ewan?
Is that you?&equo;    
Silence.
The movement came closer to him.
He tensed, waiting.    
Something &mdash; someone &mdash; lifted the rumpled wolfskins over his feet and smoothed them gently.
The movement came up towards him.
Half-terrified, half-relieved, he reached out a hand.
After a moment a tiny hand slipped into it.
He gripped tight, and heard a slight hiss of pain; relaxed the tightness of his <head>grip</head> , and gently pulled the hand towards him.
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<instance id="grip.40108" docsrc="bnc_CK4_2230">
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The perfect tool to slice, peel back and lay bare the beating blood pump of their music and ideas.    
Therapy? kick off sounding like Nirvana and end with a final guitar stroke that imitates The Beatles.
In between, &bquo;Nurse&equo; is solid Therapy?
Pure and simply staggering.          
COME    
Eleven-Eleven    
UNDERSTANDING COME dawns when disorientation sets in, and you begin to succumb to their dizzying realm.
It's similar to staggering shell-shocked in alien territory occupied solely by   foreboding   empty skyscrapers.    
If you don't take necessary steps, chances are &bquo;Eleven-Eleven&equo; will communicate nothing but grey miserablism to you.
You'll stand outside their zone and miss the point, which would be a shocking waste.
Getting to <head>grips</head>with singer Thalia Zadek early on is also crucial.
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<instance id="grip.40113" docsrc="bnc_C8M_83">
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Ostensibly to recover lost English possessions, Edward's invasion of France followed almost immediately in the wake of Philip's unopposed seizure of the French throne.
King John II succeeded Philip in 1350 and, after a series of English victories during which John was captured and sent back to England, Edward led his army on to Champagne.
In 1359 he attempted to storm Reims in a bid to be crowned king of France in its cathedral.
His attempt failed, but the Treaty of Bretigny was concluded which gave Edward sovereignty over Calais and the whole of Aquitaine, almost a quarter of France.
Content with his achievement, Edward renounced his claim to the French crown.    
But the plague returned to France in 1361, and the devastation it imposed, coupled with the laxity and incompetence of the English administration, weakened the English <head>grip</head>on its French territories.
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<instance id="grip.40117" docsrc="bnc_BNA_1316">
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If you are replacing someone who is leaving the firm then it is essential to know why they are going.
It may be for a perfectly simple reason, for example a partner may have found a job which entails moving out of the area.
However, it may be because of some problem to do with the job itself or the working conditions.
If there is a problem with the job then, if the criticism is valid, take this into account while working out the new job specification.
Otherwise you may find the next person leaves as well and you will be involved with costly and time-consuming interview procedures again.    
For the same reason, as well as in the interests of having contented employees, it is worth coming to <head>grips</head>with any difficulties in the work environment, such as conflicting personalities, before taking on a replacement.      
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<instance id="grip.40125" docsrc="bnc_C9F_2410">
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Reduce the heat to 170C/340F and cook for about 10 minutes, then turn over and cook for 5 minutes until brown and crispy.            
THIS MORNING    
Susan Brookes' New World travels end with a trip down Mexico way    
ITV Susan Brookes discusses the flavours of the New World and cooks her Mexican recipes on This Morning, ITV, Mondays at 11am    
 Mexico has a long   culinary history and is therefore a must for any travelling cook.
Sadly, it was to be the final port of call on my Latin American tour before returning to Liverpool's Albert Dock studios &mdash; but what a country to end in!    
Long before we Brits got to <head>grips</head>with spices, the Mexicans were grinding all kinds of seasonings into their sauces to serve with tortillas.
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<instance id="grip.40129" docsrc="bnc_C88_296">
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SPRING CLEAN STARTS HERE&hellip;    
A NATIONAL Spring Clean starts today (Friday) at Alton's Mill Lane Industrial Estate.    
United Carriers Ltd. are sponsoring the event and are the sole distributors of the spring clean kits.    
&bquo;Our Alton depot will get the ball rolling for the National Spring Clean,&equo; said United Carriers manager Michael Howe.    
&bquo;OUr UK distribution network have ensured that everyone has their &bquo;kit&equo; on time and are ready to go out into their local parks and streets to clean up.&equo;    
From today through to April 12th the Tidy Britain Group will be encouraging everybody to &bquo;Get a <head>Grip</head>on Litter&equo; to combat one of the nation's &bquo;most environmentally damaging problems&equo;.          
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<instance id="grip.40132" docsrc="bnc_B1T_149">
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Clubs, Russell wrote, had three main interests: recreation, education, and religion.
Boys, he said, needed &bquo;excitement&equo;, and if they could not get it by legitimate ways then they would &bquo;seek it in mischief and vice&equo;.
The answer to this problem lay in healthy recreation, which meant games, swimming, gymnastics, boxing, indoor games, and, in certain clubs, cycling and country walks.
The notion of education was to be interpreted in the widest sense of the word to include physical, moral, and mental training.
Religion was also to be given a broad interpretation.
Some of the older clubs were narrowly evangelical, but Russell wanted to see religion used &bquo;to comprehend all the impalpable influences which give a club a <head>grip</head>on its boys and tend to awaken their higher nature or further their spiritual development&equo;.
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<instance id="grip.40137" docsrc="bnc_CBG_9787">
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This win over their local rivals now means Rovers' record under Big Mal's vibrant leadership is one defeat followed by a run of one draw and three victories which have lifted them off the bottom of the table.    
Allison said: &bquo;The atmosphere was just like the Manchester derbies when I was at Maine Road.
I am delighted with the three points.
We have been working on finishing and we got four fine goals.&equo;    
City's attackers The signs were already there for City that they might be in for a spanking when their formidable attack of Andy Cole, Leroy Rosenior and playmaker Jacki Dziekanowski were held in a tight <head>grip</head>in a first-half an opening 45 minutes that was marked by a spectacular 30-yard goal from Justin Channing, in the final week of his loan spell from QPR.    
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<instance id="grip.40143" docsrc="bnc_A0V_1053">
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1    
You are just learning and have a very weak wrist.    
2    
You are a natural athlete, the stroke feels right to you and you find you can achieve far greater power this way.    
3    
You are a natural athlete and find you can disguise your shots easily this way.        
Notice the emphasis on natural athleticism.
This is because, played correctly, the stroke is a demanding one and is not for everybody to use.
If you think the stroke is for you, the keys to success are:    
1    
Keep both hands close together on the <head>grip</head>throughout the stroke.    
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<instance id="grip.40147" docsrc="bnc_AC5_1933">
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&bquo;Waste not, want not,&equo; she said with a frown of disapproval.    
The table lurched up at Dot.    
&bquo;That child don't look any too well, do she?&equo; she heard Mrs Parvis's voice, far away at the end of the table.
&bquo;Say, Dotty, you all right?&equo;    
Dot's throat was so swollen she couldn't speak.
She wanted to drink.
As she held the cup of tea to her mouth, she felt herself tumble down into a deep well.    
She began sliding from the chair towards the gaping hole in the floor.
There was nothing she could do to save herself.
She tried to remember what Mrs Hollidaye had said about the many different ways of being brave.
She clutched at the slithery sides but there was no <head>grip</head> .    
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<instance id="grip.40150" docsrc="bnc_B1X_3496">
<context>
The Major was a lonely man.
He shook his head.    
&bquo;I'm sorry.
It will have to be some other time, Ian.
I have a lot of things to do.&equo;    
The Major smiled and nodded.
&bquo;Of course,&equo; he said.
&bquo;I understand.&equo;    
Something in his tone made Carew glance at him sharply.
He thought, does he suspect?    
The Major still retained the <head>grip</head>on his arm as though reluctant to let him go.
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<instance id="grip.40153" docsrc="bnc_AHT_214">
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Now the government has shown its hand.    
I am going (said the Chancellor) to Paris for the weekend.
I am setting out to save the economy and the British people from the jaws of debt.
None of the better-known political parties even mentioned the need throughout the election campaign and none offered a remedy, which is doubtless why they were all voted out.    
They all stood open-mouthed by the same discredited policy, imported wholesale from Germany.
The pound, they said, would stay tied to the mark, whatever that might cost.
The cost has been high interest rates &mdash; above German rates and 6 p.c. or 7 p.c. above our own inflation rate &mdash; at a time of deep recession.
Debt and dear money got us into it and, until we break debt's <head>grip</head> , we shall never get out of it.    
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<instance id="grip.40157" docsrc="bnc_CHH_1274">
<context>
Mid-sole: the layer between the sole and insole of the boot, which is anatomically shaped and designed to give the correct amount of flex and support for the activity for which the boot is designed.
Often a shock-absorbing layer or wedge is incorporated.
The thickness and flex are graded according to use.    
Nubuck: cattle hide leather buffed on the grain side to give a very fine velvety surface.
White or coloured, it is often used in women's boots and fashionable outdoor footwear.    
PU-coated leather: a cheaper, lightweight leather which is given a polyurethane coating to make it more waterproof.    
Rand: a protective strip of rubber covering the join between the upper and the sole.    
Skywalk: a brand name for a sole with a good tread pattern and <head>grip</head> .    
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<instance id="grip.40162" docsrc="bnc_CBP_1555">
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For all your sound recording, take care to ensure that your microphone leads and audio connections are electrically sound and properly screened from hum pick-up, so that the signal arrives at the camcorder in the best possible condition.
Keep the length of extension leads as short as you can to reduce the risk of them picking up stray radiations from nearby electrical appliances and short wave broadcasts such as taxi radio messages.
Do not operate microphones, mixers or other such equipment in close proximity to television sets and loudspeakers as these emit magnetic fields which can adversely affect the working of your audio systems.    
There are right and wrong ways of handling microphones for speech recording.
Hand-held stick microphones &mdash; except the very expensive professional ones are prone to pick up handling noise.
It is important to get your performers to hold the mike in a firm <head>grip</head>and to keep it and its connecting cable as still as possible while recording is in progress.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40166" docsrc="bnc_AM5_1133">
<context>
When cutting off the nozzle of a new bottle of pva glue, the contents will eventually dry out unless the hole is sealed again.
I use a small piece of putty over the nozzle for speed and short-term storage; but if I'm not going to be using it for a while, I take the top off and place a small piece of Clingfilm over the bottle, then screw the top back on again.
This also works for other glues, sealants, etc.       
DG Ribbons, Golcar, W Yorks        
PAPER TEST    
Make sure your house is thoroughly draught-proofed by testing windows and doors by closing them on a piece of paper.
If you can pull the paper out easily, the seals probably need replacing.     
R Spencer, Coventry, Warwicks        
NO <head>GRIP</head> ?    
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<instance id="grip.40171" docsrc="bnc_CAD_1350">
<context>
&bquo;No, a   c&mdash;   band.&equo;    
KITCHENS OF Distinction are essentially a guitar band.
They go about their business with guitars.
They make stunning guitar music.
And they've been making it for right on four years now, backed by the colourful and wily One Little Indian label, earning themselves Single Of The Week round here pretty much every time they put one out, and doing quite nicely in end-of-year writers' charts too.    
Real people like them, too.    
&bquo;At Christmas, a fan sent us the remains of their Christmas dinner,&equo; recounts Patrick, with a measure of embarrassment, &bquo;a potato, some stuffing, and a mince pie.&equo;    
Why?    
&bquo;'Cos he loves us!
I don't know why.&equo;    
And are you now starting to lose your <head>grip</head>on reality?    
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<instance id="grip.40175" docsrc="bnc_A6W_68">
<context>
At the forefront is a traction control system.
The system has what Mitsubishi claims to be the world's first &bquo;trace&equo; control device on a production car, which operates to prevent understeer from building up, allowing the driver safely to negotiate a bend.    
Trace is designed principally for high-friction, metalled roads, where it predicts probable cornering forces based on the steering angle, engine speed and amount of grip available.
It then adjusts the engine speed accordingly via second throttle.    
There is also a slippage control which automatically cuts power if the wheels begin to spin under harsh acceleration.
All this is linked to four-wheel steering and ESC adaptive suspension, which adjusts its settings to limit body roll and optimise tyre <head>grip</head>during cornering.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40179" docsrc="bnc_A1V_283">
<context>
What, finally, of liberty and justice?
If such notions did not worry Hong Kong before Tiananmen, they ought not to worry it now.
China maintains the same professed intentions.
The Basic Law will still be enacted, promising a panoply of rights and freedoms for 50 years beyond 1997.
But the Chinese Constitution contains all sorts of promises, too &mdash; so many that it could probably have been construed to forbid the People's Liberation Army from shooting dead hundreds of unarmed civilians, and to prohibit the arbitrary arrest, summary trial or execution of thousands more.
Tiananmen demonstrated what most people in Hong Kong well knew, but preferred not to admit: that the leaders of the Chinese Communist Party can and will do absolutely anything, however brutal and illegal, to further their <head>grip</head>on power.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40184" docsrc="bnc_CHH_1199">
<context>
Unless the tongue is of the bellows type, (ie: gusseted and stitched to both sides of the opening) water will find its way in.
Sometimes a compromise is made in cheaper boots and the tongues are stitched half way.        
LACING    
Most boots will have a mixture of D-rings and hooks to keep the laces in place and to speed up the lacing process.
Some boots have ordinary eyelets, but these can be a nuisance when you need to thread up muddy laces.
Some cheaper boots have plastic hooks which are vulnerable to breakage.        
SOLES    
The sole of the boot is your contact with the ground.
Look on it in the same way as the treads on your bike or car tyres.
A good tread will generally give a good <head>grip</head> , but as with a car, watch out on wet ground!    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40187" docsrc="bnc_APX_1479">
<context>
Working with the BRE and with TRADA, he carried out a number of pilot schemes and produced a manual of timber frame design and construction.    
He led a highly successful group of architects and surveyors on the designation of General Improvement Areas by local authorities in association with housing associations and co-operatives under the 1969 Act, and helped design and implement a number of these areas.
In the building industry change to metric, he also played a major role arranging training seminars in collaboration with the RIBA and leading the Agency's role as an advisory body to local authority architects and building contractors.
 Cleeve Barr            
Ps    
Martin Pawley finds himself in the <head>grip</head>of museum culture    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40190" docsrc="bnc_CJ2_149">
<context>
Large-scale industrialization and urbanization were bad enough as far as most Basque Nationalists were concerned; even worse was the descent upon their homeland of tens of thousands of &bquo;Spanish&equo; immigrant workers, many of whom were affiliated to the Socialist UGT.
In 1931 it seemed unlikely that the Republic and the Basque Nationalists would ever be allies.        
CATHOLICISM AND CONSERVATISM    
During the Cortes debate on the draft constitution in the summer of 1931, Aza&ntilde;a declared that Spain had &bquo;ceased to be Catholic&equo;.
Even if Catholicism had lost its <head>grip</head>on middle-class intellectuals like himself, and on the majority of urban and rural working-class Spaniards, Aza&ntilde;a's statement reflected a serious &mdash; and dangerous &mdash; misreading of the situation throughout much of provincial and particularly rural Spain, where religious devotion remained strong and the Church itself popular.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40195" docsrc="bnc_A8X_34">
<context>
The mass will be held at a religious shrine on a road where, three years ago, hundreds of thousands of Filipinos gathered in the uprising which toppled the former president, Ferdinand Marcos, and installed Mrs Aquino in power.
The gathering was intended to show that the government, besieged by a rebellion started by the most elite units of its own armed forces, could still rely on &bquo;people power&equo; for support.    
The emergency declaration was affirmed by 22 of the 23 members of the Senate in an apparent attempt to consolidate the various branches of government for what President Aquino said would be &bquo;the final blow in the final confrontation&equo; against the rebels.    
The emergency powers also allow the government to tighten its <head>grip</head>on companies owned by opposition politicians and businessmen, who are believed to have encouraged and financed the mutiny.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40198" docsrc="bnc_CDG_973">
<context>
In 1972  Song of the South   was reissued.
His mother told the press, &bquo;He was such a fine boy.
Please tell people that no woman ever had a finer, more generous son.
Drugs changed   him.
He didn't bathe, his teeth got loose.
He had an extremely high IQ, but the narcotics affected his brain.&equo;    
Most stars managed to hide their addiction from the public eye.
Errol Flynn's drug abuse was only revealed after his death.
The same was true of Monroe.
In more recent times drugs have been used more frequently and not just by the stars.
Dope and cocaine have become accessible to the <head>grips</head> , the gaffers and the best boys.    
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40202" docsrc="bnc_AM5_962">
<context>
Most palm sanders weigh around 1kg (2lb), whereas this machine is 1.65kg, including the battery pack.
This is still a relatively light machine, but the weight is equivalent to a conventional half-sheet orbital sander.    
After the recommended three-hour charging time, the tool was tested on old paintwork, plaster and rusted metal.
Three quarter-sheets of 60, 120 and 240 grit have thoughtfully been included as standard.
The 9.6 volt motor provides a 20,000 orbits per minute sanding rate, as high as larger machines.    
Slightly more time was needed to abrade paintwork, compared to a corded tool, but there was no noticeable difference on smoother surfaces.
The sander was exceptionally quiet to use.    
If you are used to handling an ordinary palm sander, the oval <head>grip</head>will be familiar.
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</instance>

<instance id="grip.40205" docsrc="bnc_ABE_541">
<context>
Noisy witness    
THE POETRY OF PERESTROIKA.
Translated by Carol Rumens and Richard McKane.
Iron Press; 128 pages; &pound;4.99    
CHILD OF EUROPE.
Edited by Michael March.
Penguin Books; 254 pages; &pound;6.99    
IN THE Soviet Union, poetry is at the centre of everyday life in a way that the West would find inconceivable.
It has a large, popular audience; books and magazines sell in their hundreds of thousands; it is a communal witness to the truth.
And this has always been the case.    
&bquo;The Poetry of Perestroika&equo; is an anthology of poems that were written, or published for the first time, during the period when the bureaucratic <head>grip</head>was gradually loosened.
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<instance id="grip.40210" docsrc="bnc_CLG_1079">
<context>
This has often meant having to use pliers and then replacing the staples with new ones.    
To solve this problem, I now use the same type of staples, but reverse the nail so that the plastic strip is nailed to the skirting upside down, that is, with the open part of the clip facing upward.
The length of the cable then rests on the staples and can always be lifted off for painting and cleaning.
The staples remain in position for the cable to be put back as required, and certainly look neater.        
 SANDVIK TOP TIP PRIZE   PROP TIP&hellip;    
This month's Top Tip prize is a selection of Sandvik hacksaws and files.
The frame of the 225 hacksaw is made from chrome&rehy;plated rectangular section steel, and is twice as rigid as conventional tubular frames.
It has a die-cast aluminium handle and front <head>grip</head> , and space to store a spare blade.
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<instance id="grip.40213" docsrc="bnc_C8B_541">
<context>
&bquo;We stayed in a tent for four days and got very wet because it rained all the time,&equo; she says.
&bquo;And it was so windy the tent nearly blew away!&equo;    
&bquo;Some of the tasks were very difficult&equo;   
The task didn't stop here &mdash; Fiona also had to write up a detailed log of the trip, complete with samples, photographs and complex scientific data showing when the river had high and low tides and why it flowed in a certain direction.
It took Fiona, who has an attention span of only one or two hours, many days of determined effort to finish.   
The next category called for meticulous historical research, which Down's Syndrome people would not normally be expected to achieve and, initially Fiona was rather daunted by the task.
But then, encouraged by her parents, she slowly got to <head>grips</head>with her studies.   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="grip.40218" docsrc="bnc_A5K_12">
<context>
For the purposes of the Conservative Party conference, it was enough that the Prime Minister and the Chancellor of the Exchequer denied the existence of an alternative economic strategy.
The Labour Party's lead in the polls and the doubts which the Conservatives themselves cannot help feeling about the state of the economy, both made the audience in the Winter Gardens anxious to demonstrate unity by giving standing ovations to the architects of the Government's economic policy.    
The wider, less devoted audience in the country will not be so ready to express approval.
Several weaknesses undermine the Government's position.
The first is that the Prime Minister has always said she regards the fight against inflation as paramount.
Why then, people wonder, is inflation so much higher here than in our main competitor countries?
By her own standard, Mrs Thatcher has failed.
She tightened her <head>grip</head>on the great enemy, only to loosen it again.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

    <lexelt item="hearth.n">

<instance id="hearth.40001" docsrc="bnc_ASE_938">
<context>
A terrible hiccup arrested Kathleen's wailing.
She was now on her feet, eyes blazing.    
&bquo;How dare you say such things?
You know I'm a martyr to migraine!
Not that I've ever had the slightest sympathy from you.
You are the wickedest, most callous, unfeeling &mdash; &bquo;Another hiccup rendered her temporarily speechless.
Ray took the opportunity to put his arm about his wife, and to shepherd her and the panting Harrison to the door.    
&bquo;Come along, my dear.
We'll go straight back to The Fleece, and you must lie down with one of your tablets.&equo;    
&bquo;But poor Harrison hasn't had his tea,&equo; wailed Kathleen.
&bquo;You know he likes it on the <head>hearth</head>rug!&equo;      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40006" docsrc="bnc_CFK_1445">
<context>
Published reports rarely comment on evidence for the function of domestic pottery, and unlike studies of later medieval pottery the presence or absence of sooting on the vessels' surfaces is not always commented on.
Large domestic pots at West Stow had been given a thin coating of day on the outside after they had been fired; this layer is usually slightly reddened as a result of partial firing (West 1985, p. 129).
Leeds described coarse vessels, many tempered with organic material, found within sunken buildings at Sutton Courtenay as &bquo;cooking-pots&equo;, which were associated with fire-reddened pebbles.
While the association may not be relevant to the function of the pottery, he interpreted the stones as pot&rehy;boilers (1936, p. 24).
<head>Hearths</head>are a fairly common feature in a proportion of such buildings and Leeds also describes some pits as being for cooking.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40011" docsrc="bnc_CES_713">
<context>
However, I could see his logic, which was that not only did it burn about three times as much wood as an enclosed stove but the draught from the chimney sucked up a considerable amount of the underfloor heating, and even though it cost   us nothing, it was poor economics.
It also created a circulating draught which could be faintly felt all around the fireplace area, coming to its peak on the back of the neck of the person unwise enough to be sitting on the right of the grate.
We did supply shawls neatly folded on the back of that particular armchair as a defence, but nevertheless there were comments.    
One particularly cold winter I gave in but stipulated that I mustn't be around when it happened.
So the deed was done.
When I came home from one of my theatrical capers, it was there &mdash; sitting in the <head>hearth</head>looking smug &mdash; and, I must admit, snug too.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40015" docsrc="bnc_CM8_678">
<context>
It is sufficient at this point to remind ourselves of Bernard Rollin's argument, in defence of Rawls, that the interests of infants, imbeciles, and animals, will be included in the scope of those of the moral agent with moral personality.
The potentiality of young children must be a concern of any community that looks to the future.
The tribeswoman will doubtless have deep feelings for her children and be ambitious for   their success in life, and affection and admiration for animals has had a place in all societies, even in that of Ancient Rome.
It was pointed out, in Chapter 1, that such a defence will have conservative implications since it puts the moral patients at the mercy of those interests, whatever they might be, that prevail amongst moral agents in a society.
Senescent Eskimos, for example, might be thought to have had a raw deal if the stories of the banishment from the familial <head>hearth</head>of those unfit to hunt and fish are to be believed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40023" docsrc="bnc_CB0_1318">
<context>
The under-cook was broken-hearted    
about the blood and slipped    
a  Reynold's News   between her floor    
and the opened skull.
Morgan, the valet,    
was dispatched for the doctor,      
who turned the face to find    
a phrenologist's head: the stop press    
transferred backwards on the brain.    
The gardener's boy was on her mind.    
A pair of bellows prayed in the <head>hearth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40028" docsrc="bnc_APW_2099">
<context>
Besides, she was his secret, something that he knew and nobody else did.
Day by day, he grew more cheerful.          
Return to Duart    
The autumn was a busy time for Luch.
Apart from her visits to Marion and Hector and the babies, she was busy at the hives, for it was the end of the season, and they had all the honey to draw and store.
Dawn and evening the three, tall Ruari, gangly Ranald, tiny Luch, tramped in uneven procession up to the moor carrying a dozen bags of leather.    
&bquo;Right, then,&equo; Ruari would say.
&bquo;Luch, go you and get a spark from that woman's fire.&equo;
Though he'd not stop Luch helping Marion, he had no intention of speaking to her.
Luch ran across to the little <head>hearth</head>and smiled at Marion, who smiled back, her eyes growing larger as her face thinned with every day that passed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40032" docsrc="bnc_A0N_1591">
<context>
Cameron pretended to be affronted.      
&bquo;Ach well &mdash; I thought you were all in the money down there.&equo;    
&bquo;Gunsmiths are doing well,&equo; said Menzies.
&bquo;And chainmakers, and bankers., &bquo;And lawyers and spies,&equo; said Cameron.    
Byers regarded them quizzically.
&bquo;You should move up here, then.
If you want to starve in peace.
Come on inside &mdash; the midges will devour you if you don't smoke.&equo;    
The hut had a muddy wooden floor, patched at the edges where the planks had rotted.
A partition of rough studding hung with ragged cloths divided the room into two.
In the public end a fire flamed in a stone <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40035" docsrc="bnc_E9V_1016">
<context>
None of these military and diplomatic successes for Charles V was in itself a reason for the renewal of war in 1369, though they   strengthened his hand and were an indispensable preparation for the war which Charles believed would eventually reopen.
The immediate reason for war was, once again, the French king's confiscation of Aquitaine.
The duchy had been elevated to the status of a principality and placed in the Black Prince's hands in 1362.
He established a glittering court at Bordeaux, but his administration was not popular with his Gascon subjects.
Pedro of Castile had promised to pay the wages of the troops the Black Prince took to Spain, but he reneged on his obligation, and the prince had to tax his Gascon subjects heavily to raise the money he needed.
A <head>hearth</head>tax agreed in the autumn of 1367 aroused particularly bitter opposition, and two Gascon lords refused to levy the tax in their domains.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40038" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1601">
<context>
When anyone is running a factory they map out every tiny detail, saying when the smallest and most important things shall be done, and by whom.
It is just the same in planning a home&hellip;
Draw up a plan labelled &bquo;Weekly Jobs&equo;, and write down under each day its special task&hellip;
Then draw up a chart marked &bquo;Daily Jobs&equo;, and write down in detail each thing, beginning, &bquo;Put on the kettle, light fire and clear out ashes,&equo; and so on.   
(  Every Woman's Enquire Within  , c. 1930)      
I suppose this set of instructions at least offers you the liberty of constructing your own timetable.
In a sense, when running a household becomes a drudgery, then it is like sitting by a cold, empty hearth with no fire.
The vital spirit of the Lady of the <head>Hearth</head>is missing.    
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40041" docsrc="bnc_CCD_42">
<context>
She straightened out the dead woman, folded her hands and tidied the bed.    
&bquo;I must go for the priest &mdash;&equo; she said to the empty room.
&bquo; &mdash; and for Mother Neville who does the laying-out.
I must go right away.&equo;    
She shed no tears as she left the cottage and made her way along the lane to the priest's house.
Tears were for later &mdash; was not she Bess Halidon's daughter?
There were things to be done, important things.
She must keep busy &mdash; see to things.    
It was not until night-time that Joan had time to think properly, to let the fact that her mother was dead, sink in.
Lying on a pallet in the downstairs chamber, the deceased woman laid out upstairs, the only sounds came from the cat cleaning itself by the <head>hearth</head>and an owl hooting raucously outside.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40046" docsrc="bnc_CB6_895">
<context>
The increasing sophistication of urban demands for consumer goods    such as pots and ironwork for house-building, the problems brought about by the steady withdrawal from continental sources of supply and the need for stronger defences, combined with the entrepreneurial spirit of many local landlords and the increased flow of capital from farming and trading profits to encourage a very rapid development indeed.
An idea of the complexity of this process can be gauged from the events which led to the first successful casting of iron cannon in Sussex, at Buxted in 1543.
The works were owned by the local rector, William Levett, tenanted by Ralphe Hogge and worked by an exiled French specialist, Peter Baude.
For the first time the new cannon offered relative ease of production, and a greater degree of safety in use, unlike the former practice of building up the guns from iron bands held together with loops.
It needed not only a revolution in organisation but in technology too.
Until the sixteenth century most iron had been produced in &bquo;bloomeries&equo;, rough <head>hearths</head>where the iron ore was melted in what amounted to puddles; it could only produce the metal in lumps in small quantities.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40050" docsrc="bnc_CEV_425">
<context>
He'd gone when no more than a lad,    
Each night I would kiss an old photo,    
Of the man I was told was my Dad.    
News-sellers cried &bquo;  Star, News and Standard   &bquo;    
And muffins with jam up at Lyons,    
All part of my childhood memories,    
When a dinner cost one and nine!    
Digging to win on the allotment,    
With the dog and my old Grandad,    
Then home for thick dripping on &bquo;doorsteps&equo;,    
The <head>hearth</head>piled with bright nutty-slag.              
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40056" docsrc="bnc_ANR_168">
<context>
Daughter of King Jerome, former ruler of Westphalia during the First Empire, Mathilde had eventually married Count Anatole Demidov, a Russian multi-millionaire whose morals and behaviour were such (he frequently beat her) that she had been separated from him.
Wit and coquettishness combined with a degree of physical attractiveness made Mathilde a suitable hostess for her cousin, particularly as she was equally imbued with a fervent admiration for their uncle.
The less agreeable side of   Mathilde's nature revealed itself in her tendency to what the French call  l'esprit d&eacute;molisseur  , a sort of wilful destructiveness, which led her to become a focus for the intellectually disaffected during the Empire.
The marriage of Louis-Napoleon to Eug&eacute;nie de Montijo undoubtedly stoked up the fires of her discontent, but the <head>hearth</head>was comfortably alight even before the marriage.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40060" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1665">
<context>
On the occasions when I have tried this, I have found that I enjoy admiring what I have done much more than usual &mdash; the finished job seems to have a glow, which lasts longer than one would expect.    
Physical ordering can create order also at the psychological and personal level.
Spring-cleaning, repainting and clearing out cupboards can all be good ways of dispelling any unpleasant or heavy atmosphere that has built up in the home.
It has also been said that such activities can help to raise the general level of energy of members of the household, the depletion of which may often show itself as a succession of minor illnesses.
If we look at the ways in which we handle daily tasks, we shall probably find a strong ritual element there, and that a fair proportion of the setting-to-rights we do is as much for our personal well-being as from physical necessity.        
Lighting and Tending the Fire    
When the <head>hearth</head>is prepared, the fire can be lit.
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</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40066" docsrc="bnc_APX_815">
<context>
Thermal mass was discussed and applied and many entrants appreciated that this might not be appropriate for those parts of the building having only occasional use.
There was also an awareness of the need for relatively high levels of external insulation.    
Projects were carefully oriented to maximise usable solar-gain, to protect a northerly aspect, and to capitalise on natural lighting and ventilation.
Avoiding artificial lighting and air conditioning was seen to be important in reducing the use of electricity, not only to keep down running costs but also for wider, environmental reasons.
Associated with the different applications of heavy and lightweight structures for energy conservation was the entrants' grasp of a need for zoning and the convenience of localised control.
The use of gas, live-effect fires and the creation of domestic <head>hearths</head>carried this idea forward in a positive and congenial way.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40071" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1764">
<context>
The romantic agony that had bewitched him was a million miles from the conjugal love he was now determined to celebrate.
What he had felt for Kee had left &bquo;a large deep wound which is healed but is still sensitive.&equo;
Meeting Sien for the first time and getting to know her was like knowing &bquo;a fellow creature as lonesome and unhappy as myself&equo;, no more and no less.
By helping her he was able to help himself.    
So how had this mutual aid, if that was all it was, slowly changed, so that their lives became interdependent, until one day it was love?
All he could say was that it had to be called a great   and profound change, and that it had happened, &bquo;I have a feeling of being at home when I am with her, as though she gives me my own <head>hearth</head> , a feeling that our lives are interwoven.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40076" docsrc="bnc_AB6_1405">
<context>
What sustainable development really represents, one suspects, is a dilemma.
Essentially it comes down to the age-old question which has tormented the rich as much as the fate of their souls: how do you have your cake and eat it?
Growth at almost any cost has always been the answer.
Industrial society has managed to bake bigger and richer cakes for most of the past two centuries, suffering the occasional bouts of indigestion, but getting fatter most of the time.
In the West we have bigger, warmer homes, more amusement, more communications; we travel more and further for work and pleasure than every before.
Compared with our ancestors plodding six days a week between plough furrow and <head>hearth</head>and, taking mileage as a measurement of space, we must occupy a thousand, perhaps several thousand times as much space.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40079" docsrc="bnc_CKE_732">
<context>
During his time in the Army he had been exemplary as far as conduct in battle and general discipline were concerned, but he would not have been as traditional a British soldier as he was if he hadn't stretched a principle or two during life in barracks.
And his return to civilian life soon made him realize that almost every principle needed to be a little elastic.    
It didn't hurt his conscience too much, therefore, to spend time steaming the envelope open and letting curiosity prevail.
He took the letter out and unfolded it.      
There was no address, and the writing was in a foreign language.
It was all Greek to him.
He put the letter back in the envelope, but did not reseal it.    
He tidied up, damped the fire down, undressed down to his underwear, took a cushion from the armchair to use as a pillow, used his overcoat to cover himself and went to sleep on the rug beside the <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40082" docsrc="bnc_A16_473">
<context>
They are extremely heavy    
2    
Hack out the old fire surround.
This fireplace succumbed to the blows of club hammer and bolster.
This is a good time to have the chimney swept    
3    
The components involved, laid out for inspection.
Keep in mind at this stage that a gas supply is needed.
Contact your local Gas Board in good time    
4    
To set the <head>hearth</head> , measure the centre of the wall and drop a plumb line to the base of the opening.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40085" docsrc="bnc_CFK_1200">
<context>
There is direct evidence for iron&rehy;smelting from Shakenoak (Oxfordshire), Wakerley (Northamptonshire) and Mucking.
Shakenoak produced iron-working debris (Cleere 1972), whilst at Wakerley and Mucking there were shaft furnaces.
That at Wakerley consisted of a day-lined furnace set 2&frac12; feet into the limestone bedrock.
There was no means of tapping the slag, requiring the furnace to be broken after melting and then rebuilt (  Med.   
 Arch.   1971, p. 132).
At Mucking (Jones 1980) blocks of slag were recovered, the largest weighing 24 kilograms, produced when either waste slag or cinder was dropped into the bottom of the shaft, cooling into such blocks.
That slag was at some times tapped during the period is shown by the debris at Shakenoak, which was accompanied by the day linings from four furnaces and forging <head>hearths</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40088" docsrc="bnc_A16_474">
<context>
2    
Hack out the old fire surround.
This fireplace succumbed to the blows of club hammer and bolster.
This is a good time to have the chimney swept    
3    
The components involved, laid out for inspection.
Keep in mind at this stage that a gas supply is needed.
Contact your local Gas Board in good time    
4    
To set the hearth, measure the centre of the wall and drop a plumb line to the base of the opening.
Lay a piece of masking tape at the centre point of the <head>hearth</head> , then line it up with the plumb bob    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40093" docsrc="bnc_BNJ_1193">
<context>
Recently privatised, East Midlands Electricity plc is a progressive regional electricity company supplying electricity throughout the UK together with a vast range of services.
These include electrical goods, energy-efficient systems, mechanical and electrical installations.
Of particular interest at Northampton is the expertise in street lighting and the 24-hour Customer Service Unit.
There will be a short talk with video and/or slides followed by a tour of the computerised telephone handling/work scheduling and electricity distribution system control and maintenance.    
 Notes   Minimum age 12 years.        
FOTHERINGHAY FORGE    
Revived in 1979, the forge is a charming 18th century stone building with its original cobbled flooring and brick forge <head>hearth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40098" docsrc="bnc_CKF_754">
<context>
They have changed the fire-place, but the chimney will be the same, and it burns hot.
You will see.&equo;    
&bquo;Incidentally, were you hoping to get a meal here?
Because I'm afraid that all I've got at the moment-&equo;    
&bquo;No, no, that's OK.
The drink will do fine.
I've got this to help it, anyway.&equo;
He took the mug I handed him, then produced a flask from his pocket, and tipped a generous measure into his mug.
He held the flask out to me, but I shook my head.
The fire caught the peat and spread into a warming glow.
Feeling as if I was still asleep and having a very curious dream, I settled myself on the other side of the <head>hearth</head>from the stranger and took a sip of cocoa.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40101" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1750">
<context>
Women, I think, have to be canny in creating these opportunities for themselves, since they do not, on the whole, lead such compartmentalized lives as men, with separate times for &bquo;work&equo; and &bquo;play&equo;.
Hence there is a need to seek out opportunities for creativity in the general fabric of daily life.
&bquo;Creative&equo; is an over-used word nowadays, not easy to define: The &bquo;taste&equo; of creative effort is sometimes a sense of at-oneness with the project, as though you and your task are sharing the same living energy.
Creativity is not restricted to painting magnificent pictures.
It can be found in baking a cake, pruning a tree, or holding a children's party.
Every individual has to find her way of tapping and using her creative resources, whether her daily environment is a home or an office.    
The fire of the Lady of the <head>Hearth</head>also symbolizes the way in which we can reach back to the past and forward to the future.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40108" docsrc="bnc_CH2_7608">
<context>
&bquo;But if Mellor had not disputed our bill we could have survived a few more months in the hope that we would sell several houses on our books.&equo;    
Last night, Mr Mellor's solicitors confirmed that a dispute arose over building costs.    
They said in a statement: &bquo;That dispute was referred by our client to professional advisers acting on his behalf who negotiated a settlement with the builders which was acceptable both to the builders and to our client.&equo;         
One-time pal BUILDER Jim Garrad, who never wants to speak to his former friend Mellor again after their dispute over a bill    
HOME: A semi that was hit by subsidence    
LOO: Fitted with a fancy &pound;100 pink sink    
<head>HEARTH</head> : Shelving for CDs is on each side    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40113" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1632">
<context>
To make a hearth, a space has to be defined and, to some extent, separated from its surroundings, with stone, fire guards and so on &mdash; just as a house has walls and boundary fences.
The hearth has to be made of materials which will withstand heat and provide the right structure for the particular fuel to burn in.
Here there is a similarity with the way in which a home is set up to cope with the needs and activities of its occupants, who may be compared with the living fire on the hearth!
(The active heat of small children, for instance, is best contained in a house of robust furnishings rather than delicate antiques!)
Lastly, the <head>hearth</head>has to be tended, constantly supplied with fuel, and this can be likened to the need for the home to be paid ongoing care and attention, the absence of which will be felt as a cold and empty atmosphere.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40117" docsrc="bnc_CR6_382">
<context>
The kitchen was filled with the aroma of mince pies and sausage rolls cooking to a golden crispness in the oven.    
She was startled out of her reverie by a loud crash from above.
Her mouth set in a grim line, she went to the kitchen door.
Opening it wide, she shouted as loud as she could: &bquo;I'm warning you lot, one more noise and I'll come up there and scalp the arses off yer!&equo;    
She stood listening for a few minutes, trying not to smile.
Then, assured that the children were all in their beds, she went back to her preparations, humming 8 little tune.
Her last task was to lay thick strips of bacon across the turkey.
Finally she stepped back from the table to admire her handiwork.
Then, picking up the poker from the <head>hearth</head> , she banged it three times against the back of the fireplace.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40125" docsrc="bnc_A61_2451">
<context>
I cross the moor to Banavie then turn right to Gairlochy along the line of the Caledonian Canal.
There is still snow on the top of Ben Nevis.
The mountain looks great at this time in the early morning, with the sun now shining on one side and casting shadows and colours across the lower slopes.    
By 12.30 p.m.
I am not far from Achnacarry.
After a brief stop at Gairlochy, I decide to make straight for Fiona's croft.
I leave the road at the first sight of Loch Arkaig and go across country, keeping to the paths through the bracken.
One hour later I cross over the burn and see the croft on the side of the hill about two hundred yards away.
I quicken my step, keeping my eyes fixed ahead, hoping for a sign of life about the croft.
I have a strong feeling that she is not there; there is no smoke from the chimney.
She   always has a log fire in the <head>hearth</head> , summer and winter.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40129" docsrc="bnc_BNU_1576">
<context>
The path through the village, flanked on one side by the backs of the houses and on the other by the looming cliffside, was as pervasively dark as a cave and we kept stumbling over rocks, getting our feet wet in puddles and pools of mud.    
Eventually we came out in the comparative brightness of the open space behind the house.
I sank to the ground at the base of the heap of pine-needles, relieved that there was no one around to witness my exhaustion and the miserable size of my load.
When I'd extracted my head from the carrying rope, K&amacr;li untied the bale and started scooping up armloads of pine-needles and throwing them to the top of the pile.
&bquo;I told you,&equo; she said, standing back when she'd finished.
&bquo;Look how it's grown, just today.&equo;    
Inside the house the fire was burning and a couple of sticks of  jharo  , resting one on top of the other on the stone <head>hearth</head> , cast a stark and ambiguous light.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40132" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1563">
<context>
The hearth can be seen as the physical structure of the home, and the fire as the spirit that illuminates it.    
This principle is not confined to any one set of living conditions, for where meaning, order and joy are generated, then any environment can be turned into a welcoming home.
Although the chief focus of this chapter is the &bquo;house&equo; and &bquo;home&equo;, it should also be kept in mind that this can be extended to apply to any circumstances or environment to which a woman gives structure and form.
So, for instance, the interpretations can have relevance to a place of work.
In essence, the Lady of the Hearth represents the way in which we choose and set out a bounded space in which to live, the fire we light at its centre, and the way we use the heat which the fire provides.
We will look at each of these in turn.      
Preparing the <head>Hearth</head>   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40137" docsrc="bnc_APW_2139">
<context>
The hens that roosted on the rafters would scavenge as usual along the shore, and hunt for dropped oats in the straw and bracken Luch had been gathering from the moor all summer.
The cow would be brought in to live in the far end of the hut when the weather finally broke; they'd all keep each other warm.
Their hay would be fed as it had been cut, handful by handful, and should be enough with seaweed and oat straw to feed her till she was helped out in the spring.    
As Luch hurried gently about her many tasks, she often wondered how Marion would manage with just her bowl of soup from the castle.
She only had the one dress, and a cloak, both worn and thin.
The hut roof was fairly whole now, and she had built a tiny <head>hearth</head>under the highest part of the roof where she might risk a fire.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="hearth.40143" docsrc="bnc_APW_282">
<context>
A Maclean?
Never!
Murdering redshanks!&equo;
A fine pewter plate glanced off her father into the fire and melted.
Her mother swore.
&bquo;Filthy, flea-bitten reivers!
I am a lady of the Campbells!
  I spit on the Macleans!&equo;
She did.    
Scarlet with fury and exertion, she heaved one of the heavy tables right off its trestles, driving her mother back.
She snatched up one of the spears racked handy beside the <head>hearth</head> , and her father ducked fast as it slashed just over his head into a tapestry hanging above the fire, cut a two-foot gash in Saint Peter's side and raised a shower of sparks.
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You can shoot the material in any order, the edited movie can be built up from the best parts of the recording, and the overall shape of the movie can be finally determined when the material to be retained is known.
If this is to be your approach see pages 87&ndash;92 for the actual process of post-production editing.    
Whichever way you decide to produce your holiday movie you still need some kind of broad action-plan in your mind; without this, you will inevitably find that you have filled the tape with a lot of unrelated odds and ends.
Remember: think in sequences (see Chapter 5).
Although this comes more naturally if the shots are primarily of human activity, it is equally true if the emphasis is on places rather than people.       
CHECK LIST    
Remember to include these pieces of equipment in your <head>holiday</head> baggage:    
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But he rarely had to put his hand in his own pocket.
Count de Beaumont said blonde Mona, 36, paid for almost everything during the family's stay &mdash; including ice creams, balls and toys for Mellor's two sons Mark, 12, and eight-year-old Freddie.    
She forked out for their flights to Malaga and taxis from the airport to the villa.    
She laid on a team of maids and cleaners.     
Bed    
And at the start of the holiday, she paid rent of 20,000 US dollars in cash to the count &mdash; counting out the money in front of Mellor.    
Mona, who had her daughter Soraya and a nanny with her, also picked up the tab for expensive dinners at trendy restaurants.    
According to the count, the bill for the <head>holiday</head> party often came to &pound;500.    
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&bquo;I take full responsibility for the actions and policies of my Chancellor,&equo; he said.    
He added the Maastricht Treaty would not go before MPs until the Danes decided how to deal with their &bquo;No&equo; vote.    
In his first Commons speech since becoming Labour leader, Mr Smith mocked the PM's comments about recovery.    
Labour had pressed for a programme to boost jobs and investment.    
MPs last night voted 330 to 288 to reject a Labour amendment condemning the &bquo;total collapse&equo; of the Government's economic policy.      
ON THE ATTACK: John Smith yesterday    
ANOTHER LOSER: John Major doubles as failed ski-jumper Eddie the Eagle        
Holiday firms go bust    
TWO more <head>holiday</head> firms ran into trouble yesterday.    
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Director of the UK's Fire Protection Association, Stewart Kidd, said the US law would require a smoke detector in each room and a sprinkler system for hotels more than three storeys high.    
&bquo;By 1996, 90 of all nights spent by Federal employees in hotels must be spent in those which comply with this law,&equo; he said.    
Any conferences, conventions or meetings paid for from Federal funds will be held only in hotels complying with this law.    
Mr Kidd said that he did not think the UK Government would follow suit, but believed pressure from a more demanding American market could encourage British hotels to upgrade their precautions beyond the legal minimum.    
He pointed out that large groups such as Hilton and <head>Holiday</head> Inns were already investing in fire protection beyond the minimum requirements.    
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Cancer (June 22&ndash;July 23)    
There'll be an unexpected meeting with a rakish hound which, initially, may cause a few problems.
However, owner know-how will extract you from trouble.
Just keep your cool and you'll yet emerge as top dog.        
LEO (July 24&ndash;August 23)    
Roar of the lion-heart    
An amorous meeting is forecast, so keep yourself smart, sociable and suitably alert for what promises to be an interesting episode.
Your owner may not be too happy but persevere and you'll emerge triumphant and glorious.
Other outings will bring further adventure.    
Owner's tip: Try to remember that every dog must have its day.            
A  Bona-Fido   <head>holiday</head>    
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Bremner's decision to sue the  Sunday People   by taking out a libel action against the owners Odhams Newspapers Ltd and the player Danny Hegan, was an attempt to clear his name and retrieve his integrity rather than a money making scheme.
But Bremner won the day.
He was given &pound;100,000 in damages, more than a testimonial at Elland Road would ever have reaped.    
The law was on Bremner's side and the evidence painted Hegan and Munro in a sleazy light.
At the time of the trial, Hegan was living in Coatbridge and earning a pittance as a Butlin's Redcoat and Munro was living in Australia.
The hearing admitted he had only agreed to appear in court if his wife and children were flown back to Britain with him at the cost of &pound;4,000.
It was Frankie Munro's <head>holiday</head> in hell.    
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Cathering Moore picks six of the very best    
Over 300 long distance backpacking routes wind their way around Britain and we've picked out six of the best for you to try.
We've deliberately stayed away from the official national trails in England, Scotland and Wales.
The national trails, including paths like the Pennine Way, the Pembrokeshire Coast Path and the West Highland Way, tend to be the best known routes and deserve a rest after the summer of pounding they had.
Anyway, they represent only a fraction of the long distance paths Britain has to offer.    
The paths we've chosen are all recognised long-distance routes and some are waymarked for their entire length.
They're all fine routes for backpacking <head>holidays</head> but local youth hostels or bed and breakfasts are also available.
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On its return from the last raid  Sugar   diverted to Leuchars in Scotland after a sortie lasting 10 hours 51 minutes, which turned out to be her longest flight of the war.    
 Sugar's   1st raid of the year was a daylight attack on the railway marshalling yards at Rheydt, captained by F/L M G Johnson, who had already flown  Sugar   on several previous occasions.
Another member of the Squadron, air bomber Colin Gifford, remembers Johnson declaring  Sugar   the best aeroplane on the Squadron after having got him through some violent evasive action one night.    
New Year's day, 1945, was no <head>holiday</head> for  Sugar   and the other crews at Waddington, for the target that night was the Gravenhorst-Mittelland canal, but on the return bad weather again forced  Sugar   to divert to Scotland, this time to Lossiemouth.    
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This is followed by seven nights accommodation and arrival back in Dover is via Ostend on Sundays in the early evening.        
Optional visit to Berlin    
On selected dates we will leave Zakopane one day earlier.
We include a brief visit to Wroclaw (Breslau) for sightseeing and then on to the attractive town of Zielona Gora for an overnight stay.
The following day, we travel to Berlin.
There, we shall be making an optional sightseeing trip to take in some of the most famous places in the city.
Departure from Berlin will be late evening for the night journey on the motorway to Ostend and the ferry back to Dover.
Accommodation is on a bed and breakfast basis and is available at a &pound;12 supplement on the following departure dates:          
Two Centre Holidays    
We are pleased to be able to add a further Two Centre <head>holiday</head> to our programme for Summer 1992.
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It was cheap.    
map: The European Arctic    
Nathan moodily poked the bed, hiked down to the window and stared out at the night, then came back and sat on a seat in no-man's land.
&bquo;OK?&equo;
I asked.
A dumb question really.
he gave me a thin smile and shrugged.
It was not what he had in mind.    
Nathan had just turned teenager and we were in North Wales for his birthday.
Being a lazy lad, much given to the idea of rising late when given half a chance, he had delayed his arrival in the world until 1 January.
It had been only a few hours, but that was enough to ensure that birthdays would always fall on public <head>holidays</head> and the correct number of hours could therefore be spent languishing.    
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Ring or write to Ann Slade for further details.        
BLUE ANCHOR PARK    
Positioned at the water's edge, this is an ideal location from which to explore Exmoor and the surrounding area.
Holiday homes for sale and to let.
Touring pitches with hard standing, electric hook-ups and hot showers.
Indoor leisure pool, adventure playground, shop and launderette.
A Rose Award Park and member of the Hoburne Group.          
WEST BAY CARAVAN PARK    
A peaceful Rose Award park on the coast with panoramic views of Somerset and Welsh coasts.
400 yards from old harbour town of Watchet.
Ideally situated for a quiet relaxing <head>holiday</head> or touring Exmoor and the Quantocks.
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Good mental health is maintained by having an active social life, interests, variety, by freeing your home life from anxiety as much as possible, and by managing your money.
The pinnacle of your well-being and efforts should be your holiday.
Everyone needs a break, a change from day-to-day routine, a change from life's pressures &mdash; an escape.
Being alone on holidays, though, can be a problem, even a little restricting.
For example, it would not be advisable for a single woman to go on holiday alone to some of the Middle Eastern countries.
Neither would it be a good idea for anyone, male or female, to hitch-hike alone across Europe.
It is, however, possible to respect the limitations without totally abandoning the idea of a <head>holiday</head> altogether, or deciding that you can only go with a friend (which could be disastrous).    
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Consequently, I began to develop different sorts of friendships, no longer based on silliness or naughtiness, but on joint and genuine attempts at co-operation and to understand not only the syllabus but ourselves and life in general.
Superficially, I was coping, but I can see now that this period was a kind of moratorium.    
It was not until the spring holidays before my summer and middle O-levels that what can really be described as the onset of my anorexia began.
At home the family pattern had changed.
We   (or they, as I would probably have said at the time) now lived in a detached, fairly large house in a village in Berkshire; my father taught at a primary school in a nearby village, and my mother had a job at the Harwell Atomic Research Establishment.
My sister Helen, now fourteen, was attending the local grammar school, and during her <head>holidays</head> (which were shorter than mine) she was still in contact with her friends, both girls and boys.
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Judging by his expression, Clive had not been best pleased to find me ensconced in the Parsons' sitting room that night.
He didn't mind socializing with his staff as long as it was on His terms and at their expense, but to meet them as equals on neutral ground was another matter.
None are so ruthlessly exclusive as those who have worked their way up from the ranks.
That evening Clive could only grin and bear it, but when I told him I wouldn't be able to do the second summer course he was distinctly cool.
I explained that I'd found someone to substitute for me &mdash; one of the Carter boys was looking for <head>holiday</head> work &mdash; but he kept making objections about unqualified staff, mentioning a notorious case a few years earlier when one malcontent teacher wreaked his revenge by teaching a group of teenage Italians that the English greet each other in the street with the phrase &bquo;Piss off, wanker.&equo;
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Drivers and their passengers will pay normal fares, including Saver fares.
Railcard holders will be able to get further reductions of up to a third: children pay a flat fare of &pound;1 single.
The Young Persons Railcard, valid for anyone aged between 16 and 24 &mdash; or for any full-time student - normally costs &pound;15.
Until 4 November it is available for &pound;10.
It provides discounts of up to one third on most fares and a 50 per cent discount on the Network Card for travel in London and the South-east.    
The Weekend First scheme, which offers First class at a small supplement to Saver-class fares, has also been extended.
The &pound;3 supplementary charge now applies to the whole journey, rather than to each train taken.
Available on Saturdays, Sundays and bank <head>holidays</head> , the concession is available on most InterCity trains in and out of London.
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The family &mdash; without plane tickets and passports &mdash; had to talk their way past airport officials on their homeward journey.    
To add to their misery, the flight was delayed when the plane had to land at Belfast because of bad weather.    
Finally they reached home and tried to put the kettle on for a welcome cup of tea &mdash; to discover their water had been cut off.
Dave, 37, of Belgrave, Staffs, said:    
&bquo;It was bad enough having our room raided.    
But on the third night we heard someone trying to get into our room followed by a gunshot.    
We came out to see them putting the body in a bag.     
Humour    
It was just the sort of thing we had seen on Starsky and Hutch.
We expected someone to shout &bquo;Cut&equo;.&equo;    
The Youngs managed to get replacement traveller's cheques to buy clothes and continued their fly-drive <head>holiday</head> .
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IFAPA, PO Box 462, 1215 Geneva 15 Airport, Switzerland.    
Enabling act.    
SOME 900 hotels in Scotland fall short of Scottish Tourist Board standards set to assess facilities provided for disabled guests, says STB's Tom Bland.
Over the last three years the board has contributed &pound;581,275 towards improving such facilities at tourist attractions, in hotels and self-catering apartments.    
Open season.    
FANS OF THE open-top jeep as a means of safari travel will have a wider choice in Zambia from next year, when the national airline's subsidiary, Africa Bound, will start regular game drives through South Luangwa and Kafue national parks &mdash; &pound;1,233 for a 10-day tour.
The company also operates beach <head>holidays</head> in other parts of Africa, with seven nights at the Mombasa Beach hotel in Kenya from &pound;794.
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Whether as a main home or weekend retreat, an apartment at Oyster Quay offers an unsurpassed combination of style, practicality and value &mdash; all within the magnificent surroundings and facilities of Port Solent.          
Malaysia      
PENANG AND THE LANGKAWI ISLANDS    
One week charter in Malaysia from &pound;969 per person, including flights and luxury hotel accommodation    
Welcome to the Yachting World Cruising Club, an organisation formed to help and encourage people to cruise in different parts of the world.    
The first Yachting World Cruising Club departure will be on 7 March 1991 to Penang and the Langkawi Islands, a charter organised by Marinair Yacht Charter Services who are agents for Pelangi Cruises in Malaysia.    
Although the Cruising Club will provide a group departure on that date with a welcoming cocktail party in Langkawi and a representative to offer specialist advice, the <head>holiday</head> will not be flotilla orientated.
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&bull; At our first counselling session I asked Valerie to describe Keith's character; he was loving, caring and independent.
He respected her and made her feel beautiful.
Then I asked her to describe her ex-husband's character.
She told me he was aggressive and overbearing.
He regularly came home drunk and expected his wife to do everything he told her.
He was, in fact, totally different from Keith.
Living with Keith might therefore have a very different outcome.    
True, she agreed, but what about the independence she valued so highly?
I explained to Valerie and Keith that a relationship could be anything they cared to make it.
I asked the couple, during the following week, to write down separately what each would expect of marriage.    
Valerie said she wanted to have her own room, separate <head>holidays</head> occasionally and a guarantee that they would remain in London where all her family lived.
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General reaction from enthusiasts in Ireland has been a firm &bquo;Thumbs Up&equo; and many are looking forward to the release of Volume 2.    
The reproduction from original film is in most cases clear and sharp.
Commentary is by Tom Ferris.          
Steam in the north west      
GUILD GLORY    
Steam in the docks    
SOUTHPORT Railway Centre's summer programme got off to a good start at Easter with a &bquo;Four days of steam&equo; event.
Steam locomotives in use were RSH 0-4-0ST &bquo;Agecroft No. 2&equo; and the large Peckett, 0-6-0ST No. 5.    
The May Day Bank <head>Holiday</head> weekend, always a quieter affair, saw the 0-6-0 in service again, with the opportunity to have rides in the Centre's two LMS brakevans, reviving a regular feature from earlier days at the Centre, when the two &bquo;Queen Marys&equo; performed as passenger carriers on many steam days.    
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Michael was busy with his review, frequently going up to London, and I was busy with family affairs.
Shanti and Chris discovered in February that they were expecting a baby, There was tremendous excitement and we all began to look forward to this addition to the family.
Michael, of course, had to make periodic visits to the Christie hospital, but he kept very well and in excellent spirits.    
In April, Shanti lost the baby.
She was very disappointed, but faced up bravely to the situation.
In fact, when Chris, Sara, Michael and I visited her in hospital, it was she who cheered us up and made us laugh!    
I think that year we were making up for the limitations of the one before.
We resumed our regular visits to the theatre, and went occasionally to the opera or the ballet.
We managed several short <head>holidays</head> and had numerous friends and relatives to stay.
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The national dailies peaked later, in 1957, but fluctuated within a comparatively narrow range.
Apart from fairly intangible external factors like changes in the cost of living or unemployment, the fluctuations were caused by the immediate effects of newspaper closures (the  News Chronicle   and  The Star   in 1960, for example), by price increases, and by changes such as &bquo;tabloidization&equo;, colour printing and the launch of weekend magazines, and by promotional gimmicks like bingo.    
The survival of the nationals may seem remarkable, in view of the much greater choice of alternative media at the end of the period than at the beginning, with TV an obvious competitor for the reader's time and the advertiser's money.
Other kinds of attraction altogether &mdash; sport, motoring, <head>holidays</head> &mdash; consumed time and money too.
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The NEDC's tourism and leisure industries sector group, which studied the issue of &bquo;seasonality&equo;, pointed out that Britain lagged behind most of Europe in the number of public holidays.    
However, it suggested that the October holiday should replace an existing holiday.    
Angus Crichton-Miller, managing director of the Rank Organisation's holidays and hotels division and a member of the study group said: &bquo;It is not an efficient system to have such changes between busy and quiet periods and it would be better if we could flatten prices over a longer season, rather than have such high-peak-season prices.&equo;    
The October bank <head>holiday</head> proposal has received a muted response from Employment Minister Michael Howard, who said he was open to persuasion but had no plans to make changes.    
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Ray Hallett is Design Consultant to National Trust Enterprises.        
A Room With a View    
The Marquess of Anglesey.    
As a boy, encouraged by my mother, I became fascinated by the mass of mostly unsorted papers lying in the cellars at Plas Newydd.
These had been thrown into the Muniment Room in the most higgledy-piggledy manner over at least two centuries.
The only muniments which had been catalogued were those dating from before about 1650.
A retired Keeper of Manuscripts at the British Museum had spent years on the task.
Anything post 1650 was anathema to him.
In boxes which contained such papers he always left a note saying, &bquo;These would burn nicely.&equo;    
It was with these modern pariahs that I began during school <head>holidays</head> to interest myself.
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If the unthinkable happened &mdash; an air crash killing them all &mdash; the Queen would have to leave her throne to Andy and Fergie's daughter Princess Beatrice.    
The Duke and Duchess would then step in and effectively be our monarchs.
Princess Beatrice &mdash; four years old today and blissfully unaware of all this   constitutional   fuss &mdash; is celebrating with mum and dad and sister Eugenie at Fergie's rented Surrey home.    
Auntie Di dispatched gifts from cousins William and Harry before she jetted off to Greece, and Charles sent a card.    
Texan Steve Wyatt is also said to be sending along something.    
It was <head>holiday</head> snaps of Wyatt with a naked Bea which angered Andrew and eventually brought about the Yorks' tragicomic separation.     
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Choose your Ideal Club        
HCI Top Clubs    
We are extremely proud of the standard and amenities at all our Clubs.
But some demand extra recognition, which they have received with our &bquo;Top Club&equo; award.      
Wherever you see it in this brochure, you can be confident of very high standards.        
No Surcharges Guaranteed    
We guarantee that, whatever happens to our costs or the value of the pound, there will be no surcharges added to the cost of your holiday.    
The price of your holiday is fully guaranteed and will not be subject to any surcharges.
Once you have made your booking and paid a deposit, then the cost of your holiday cannot be changed.        
Collect Air Miles and Save on your HCI <head>Holiday</head>    
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When she returns from her &bquo;French Leave&equo; Diana will go back to Kensington Palace while Charles goes to the Prince's Trust pop concert performed by Genesis.    
The charity's aim is to help Britain's unemployed youngsters set up their own businesses and find jobs.    
The birthday princess was serenaded by Phil the year she turned down the offer of a party from Charles.    
A Prince's Trust source said: &bquo;Both the prince and princess were asked if they wished to attend but Charles is the only royal who will be there.    
&bquo;We had expected her to come as well but we have now been told it is highly unlikely.&equo;    
Diana has already decided, it is understood, that she will not spend the traditional Christmas break with the Royal Family at Sandringham.    
Instead she is planning to spend the <head>holidays</head> with her brother the new Earl Spencer at the family home in Althorp, Northants.    
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So if you are a die-hard player who can't stay away from the golf course during the winter months, why not try a golfing holiday on the Continent?
The climate is certainly milder, the atmosphere more relaxed, the golf unbeatable and the prices surprisingly low.
There really is no better way to spend a long weekend, or indeed an entire week, during winter, than in the warm sun of Portugal's Algarve, Spain's Costa del Sol or the cooler &mdash; though still very comfortable &mdash; French region of Calais.    
The best, and most complete, winter packages are available through the specialist golf holiday groups.
Companies such as Longshot Golf <head>Holidays</head> (0730 268621), French Golf Holidays (0277 261004) and Sovereign Golf (0293 599909) are just a few of the primary agents that offer competitive winter packages.    
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Extra night &pound;32.
Weekly from &pound;210.
Special winter breaks available on request.        
BENARES HOTEL    
Standing in 1.5 acres of beautiful grounds, the hotel commands superb views of the bay and the hills.
Renowned for its good food, comfort and hospitality, The Benares makes an ideal centre for touring Exmoor.
Bargain breaks available from March to November.
Ring or write to Ann Slade for further details.        
BLUE ANCHOR PARK    
Positioned at the water's edge, this is an ideal location from which to explore Exmoor and the surrounding area.
<head>Holiday</head> homes for sale and to let.
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Clause 21 gives strengthened dismissal rights to pregnant women by substituting a new s 60 in the EP(C)A 1978 under which, regardless of their length of service, all women employees have a right not to be dismissed on grounds of pregnancy or childbirth.    
Clause 22 and Sch 3 provide for an employee who would otherwise have to be suspended from work for health and safety reasons on maternity grounds, such as pregnancy, recent birth, or where the woman is breast-feeding her child, to be offered suitable alternative work (if available) and for an employee who is suspended to be paid during the suspension.    
 Employment particulars  .
Clause 23 and Sch 4 give every employee who works eight hours or more a week the right, within two months of starting work, to a written statement of the main terms and conditions of the employment, including details of pay, hours of work and <head>holidays</head> .
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In the Operations Room, some of the female part-time watchkeepers were just coming on duty and were being briefed on the operations that were planned for the day and those that were already taking place.
The UDR has some 700 women in its ranks; they are fully integrated into the regiment and, although they do not carry weapons, perform the same duties as their male counterparts.    
The air operations officer was in the middle of co-ordinating the helicopter tasking for the day, when a Wessex landed beside the swimming pool, causing part of the screen fencing to blow into the pool and OC B Company to have a minor sense of humour failure.
In Battalion Headquarters, the Welfare Officer was busy co-ordinating holidays for the children of soldiers Who have been killed by terrorists, when a call was received to say that the grave of a terrorist victim had been vandalised.
Forgetting the <head>holidays</head> temporarily, she headed out in her car to assess the damage for herself.
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&bquo;Are you all right?&equo; said Elinor.    
&bquo;Fine, darling!&equo; said Henry.    
The plates were on the table.
The group was seated.
Henry was carving.
Ladies first.
Two, three, four huge chunks of Chicken Thallium.
Smothered with gravy, garnished with unspeakable, uneatable edenwort and okra.
Ladies first.
If you don't like the vegetables &mdash; have the meat!
<head>Ladies</head> first!
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&bquo;I can see I shall have to tell you more about Brownies before you believe in what they can do and do do.
Ah I have an idea!
We'll make a bargain.
Suppose you take me down to the Brownies' Bridge sometime &mdash; perhaps tomorrow, as you are on holiday from school &mdash; and I'll tell you about  my  Brownies.&equo;    
Jenny eagerly agreed to this.
She liked the tall lady, and she was very curious to hear all about the Brownie girls who, although real, worked magic as the Brownie folk used to do.    
&bquo;I've heard on t' Brownie gals,&equo; Aunt Nellie told her when the tall <head>lady</head> had driven off in her smart two-seater sports-car, &bquo;but I don' reckon they do the sort o' good   turns I'd set store by &mdash; like helpin' wash up an' lay t' table &mdash; that I don'!&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40012" docsrc="bnc_BN6_223">
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Then Mr Sayers died prematurely when John   was only about fifteen, so he was still just a boy when he had to become a man overnight, so to speak, and try and take on the running of this large and rather complicated farm.
The entire future of the family and the farm fell on his shoulders, and what a wonderful job he made of it.
He was always so quick witted and courageous was John that I always thought he would have made a good secret agent &mdash; a James Bond kind of figure.
He had such energy and drive, and liked to play hard as well as work hard, and had a few scrapes with his motorbike.
The girls were called Lizzie, Winnie, Ada and Edith, and I think all of them got married.
John married later on, too.    
Over at Hill Gill Farm there was another <head>lady</head> who had musical talent &mdash; Mrs Annie Bainbridge.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40016" docsrc="bnc_CKF_1297">
<context>
And Archie McLaren had told me that the house would probably have to be sold, so it was to be supposed that at any time now people might be coming to look at it.    
It was the subconscious mind taking over again.
I found myself half-way up the path between the rhododendrons before the conscious mind caught up with the fact that, though there had been a padlock on the garden gate, the gate had been unlocked.
So, surely there could be no objection to someone taking a look at a place that would soon be up for sale anyway?
I crossed a lawn that badly needed cutting, and started on a cautious tour of the Hamilton house.    
I doubt if there are many normal women who can resist looking at houses.
I believe, in fact, that when a house is up for sale more than half the people who look over it are not prospective buyers, but merely <head>ladies</head> who cannot resist exploring someone else's house.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40025" docsrc="bnc_AP7_1353">
<context>
There were several families where extra closeness to a grandmother was encouraged by a strained relationship with the mother.
Thus the daughter of one mother who drank asked to go to live with her grandmother, in her well-ordered &bquo;nice&equo; home: &bquo;but they wouldn't let me go.
I was the eldest daughter and they really wanted to keep me.&equo;
In another instance, a Portsmouth docker's daughter had grown close to her grandmother through helping her go out to shop or visit, or just sitting with her &mdash; &bquo;her and I were never separated.&equo;
The old lady &bquo;was in our house more often than she was in her own.&equo;
As the granddaughter grew into a young woman, they still &bquo;always got on, and she always stuck by me;&equo; When she was told off by her parents for coming home late at night, the old <head>lady</head> would ask them, &bquo;Were you never young once?&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40029" docsrc="bnc_AC7_1350">
<context>
And then he said something which, entering the realms of my own modest experience, I knew to be wrong.
He spoke of &bquo;the type of person who always offers to wash up after a party; the type of person who, winning a prize in a raffle, will give it back to be re-raffled&equo;.
  And this, he said, was because that person had a martyrdom complex.    
(I saw a party of friends &mdash; all knowing that their host and hostess must either clear up before retiring, or rise early before going to work the next day &mdash; whisking round to help before they left.
Surely it was kindness of heart and had nothing to do with complexes.    
I saw an elderly <head>lady</head> with half a lifetime of raffles behind her and half a dozen tea cosies in her drawer, winning yet another tea cosy and, smiling, handing it back to be re-raffled.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40033" docsrc="bnc_BNJ_1174">
<context>
CHRONICLE &amp; ECHO    
A complete insight into how Northampton's local evening newspaper is produced and the chance to see the  Chronicle and Echo   rolling off the presses.
There is also a slide show.    
 Notes   Ear protection is supplied.        
CHURCH &amp; CO (FOOTWEAR) LTD    
Church &amp; Co has been producing shoes in Northampton since 1873 and here is an excellent opportunity to see the many processes that make up the manufacture of men's welted shoes.        
D B SHOES LTD    
D B Shoes is a medium-sized footwear manufacturing company.
Formed in 1920 it has been making men's shoes in Rushden ever since.
In the 1970s the company expanded into Northampton where it makes girls' shoes, <head>ladies</head> ' shoes and men's sandals.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40037" docsrc="bnc_BP0_2395">
<context>
&bquo;We're the same, even the women.
Thank God we have water.
Come with me, and we'll see to it.
Fresh food on empty stomachs, I'm told.
I've made them eat everything I do, so I can tell you the food isn't tampered with.
We have a doctor, though.
Senhor Abul?&equo;    
&bquo;An old story,&equo; said the Arab.
&bquo;Sweat and blood, a true bath of honour.
Should starvation be any less honourable?
What did the <head>lady</head> your mother have made for flux in her household?
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40040" docsrc="bnc_BN6_674">
<context>
But it was something of a Cinderella situation - I had to get home early or risk another hot reception from Uncle.    
It was a nice happening&hellip; a sweet memory.
Just to think, he said he would dance  every   dance with me if only I would stay.
But I never saw him again.
Often I've wondered what happened to him, whether or not he survived the war.
I can still hear the tune he played in the band after we talked &mdash; &bquo;Ain't She Sweet&equo; &mdash; and it will always remind me of him.    
No, I'm afraid I've never really had what you could call a boyfriend, someone to come calling to take me out.
Of course, I had my dreams, like all young girls, of a tall, dark and handsome man coming striding over the fell one day to claim me as his own.
And I used to swallow up all those stories in the women's magazines, which were very kindly saved for me by two <head>ladies</head> down the dale.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40044" docsrc="bnc_CBU_1010">
<context>
&bquo;By pushing the boat out unilaterally,&equo; says Weir Group's Ron Garrick, &bquo;the Government has put us at a severe disadvantage compared with our German and American counterparts.
For a country that's got a balance of payments problem, that seems a bit stupid.&equo;    
City pressure for dividends and capital growth is unlikely to abate, nor are banks able to follow the German example and take equity stakes in manufacturing companies.
Although the Bank of England does not forbid them to do so, such stakes would have to be wholly written off against capital.
It has occasionally been suggested &mdash; notably by Lord Alexander, when he became chairman of NatWest in 1990 &mdash; that the Bank might take a more relaxed view, to help industry.
The Old <head>Lady</head> has shown no signs of obliging.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40049" docsrc="bnc_AC5_347">
<context>
&bquo;Try and remember next time,&equo; the clerk snapped.
&bquo;We can't go wasting glass.
Remember, we've all got to fight for the future now.&equo;    
&bquo;You don't say!&equo;    
Sometimes Dot wished Gloria wouldn't answer back to people in authority because then they noticed them more.    
The hall where the Children's Clothes Exchange was   taking place was organized by another bossy lady in green uniform, sitting importantly behind a desk in the doorway.    
&bquo;This is an  exchange  , not a rummage sale,&equo; she said when she saw that Gloria had brought along no clothes to swap.    
&bquo;Well I haven't got nothing to hand in, have I?
And if I had she'd be wearing it.
Then I wouldn't need to bring her up here, would I?&equo;    
The <head>lady</head> in green pursed up her lips.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40055" docsrc="bnc_CEM_436">
<context>
As First Lady, none of that had been possible.    
This time last year Barbara faced the hard truths of her life in the White House and decided she wanted no more of it.
She was then 67 and George was 68 and she wanted them to spend their retirement years quietly, without affairs of State dogging their every move.    
Washington insiders believe that she told her husband how she felt and suggested he should use the &bquo;excuse&equo; of Graves Disease, a condition affecting the heart rhythm which they both suffer from, as a way of standing down from office.    
Instead, the President persuaded her to give him four more years.
But Barbara never stopped wanting a different sort of life.    
When she took over as First <head>Lady</head> four years ago, she was hailed as the freshest breath of air to hit Washington in years.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40059" docsrc="bnc_ADM_1976">
<context>
A big brown otter, cleverly mounted, looked up at me with bright eyes.
(In England, taxidermy is considered a Victorian vice.)
Tropical plants with bright leaves and flowers made a colourful display, and the whole shopping centre was luxurious in the extreme, stuffed with goods and shoppers.
I met Mr Coary and Mr Rafter of the sewing-machine shop, and once the back-slapping was over, I set off in the manager's car for my new lodgings.    
We drove out of town on the Dublin road, then swung up a lane, beside a Round Tower and monastic ruin.
Soon we arrived at Tower House, a suburban-style dwelling with a large front garden.
I felt like an invited rather than a paying guest, as I shook hands with Mr and Mrs Noone.
Mrs N. was a brisk youngish <head>lady</head> in a green track suit, and her husband was a detective in the Garda, a big gentle friendly man.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40065" docsrc="bnc_ALP_436">
<context>
A wife whose husband had had multiple sclerosis and went to a holiday home for the disabled for two weeks to give her a rest said:    
It's a good idea, gets them away from home to meet new people.
They deserve a holiday like everybody else.
He had a good time, said he really enjoyed it and would like to go again, and I had all the washing done for me &mdash; he didn't bring anything home dirty except the previous day's clothes.        
Sometimes relatives and patients had obviously had different views of the home.
One daughter-in-law who rated the home as excellent went on to explain that her mother-in-law:    
hated everything about everything.
We thought they were angels in the home and that everything was marvellous.
The staff told us she was the most difficult <head>lady</head> &mdash; as far as she was concerned nothing was right.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40069" docsrc="bnc_A0P_1040">
<context>
Significantly, he adduced the work of the American poet Wallace Stevens at this point, a man torn between the profession of law and the poetic muse, whose view of lost faith and a &bquo;disconnected&equo; tradition imbued his poetry with a wistfulness and a challenge that was taken very seriously by Leonard and Layton; or, perhaps, viewed by them as a satisfactory replacement.
As Layton asked in his poem &bquo;To The Roaring Wind&equo; (or was it to the Spirit-behind-the wind?):    
What syllable are you seeking,    
Vocalissimus,    
In the distances of sleep?    
Speak it.        
This was the year in which Leonard was elected president of McGill's Debating Society.
He was, as we have seen, already President of his fraternity.
The following is his acceptance speech as President and, while betraying a certain youthfulness, it demonstrates the cast &mdash; the humour and the audacity &mdash; of his mind at that time:    
 Mr Chairman, <head>Ladies</head> and Gentlemen.   
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40075" docsrc="bnc_CS1_1514">
<context>
There were only two cases mentioned in the media where a charge of indecent assault involved an older female technically assaulting a girl under 16.
One was reported in a national newspaper and one in a local newspaper.
Both involved lesbian relationships and are fairly cautious.
In one case, it was said that &bquo;it was the 15-year-old girl who was the dominant partner in the relationship&equo; with a 28-year-old woman   separated from her husband, while in the other case &bquo;a pretty 15-year-old schoolgirl skipped lessons to have a lesbian love affair&equo;; however the defence counsel said that her mother had told police she thought there was nothing wrong with a lesbian relationship and &bquo;if it had not been for the age of the young <head>lady</head> , none of us would be here today&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40078" docsrc="bnc_ANY_2076">
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There's no such thing as a free lunch.&equo;
He gave his gruff bark of a laugh.
&bquo;Someone always has to pick up the bill.&equo;
He glanced at his watch.
&bquo;Well, I suppose I'd better show you round the estate.
Just give me a few minutes, will you?&equo;
He stood up, seized his jacket and thrust his arms into the sleeves.    
&bquo;Aren't I supposed to follow you everywhere?&equo; said Robyn, rising to her feet.    
&bquo;I don't think you can follow me where I'm going,&equo; said Wilcox.    
&bquo;Oh,&equo; said Robyn, colouring.
Then, recovering her poise, she said, &bquo;Perhaps you would direct me to the <head>Ladies</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40081" docsrc="bnc_CEK_4379">
<context>
TODAY'S Book Of Things You Didn't Know&hellip; is now on sale, published by Simon &amp; Schuster for &pound;3.99.        
Government U-turn    
WHY does the Press describe breaking one's word as a U-turn?
In politics the term is just another way of describing lies and fraud, as in the promises used to bribe Tory Maastricht rebels.
No wonder this Government is so despised &mdash; Major's double standards smack of deviousness.    
W Humphrey, Shrewsbury        
The Cellulite Roadshow      
ALREADY We haven't even started, and everyone is talking about TODAY's Cellulite Roadshow.
The phone hardly stopped ringing yesterday with readers eager to know more about our team of experts dedicated to fighting the unsightly fat that plagues eight in ten women.
<head>Ladies</head> , you don't have to wait much longer.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40084" docsrc="bnc_CJH_626">
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I had noticed the name on the map; it seemed very remote but I had seen a reference to an inn there.
When I arrived, the village was deathly quiet; a few fishing boats were pulled up on the shingly beach but there was no activity.
I walked the length of the main street twice, looking for the inn or a place of refreshment.
There was nothing.
Shieldaig did not expect visitors and there was no welcome for strangers.
I felt an intruder.
When a native finally appeared, my enquiry about the inn was received with surprise.
There had been an inn years ago but lack of support had closed its doors.
I was directed to the house that had formerly been the inn and was admitted for an overnight stay with supper, bed and breakfast.
The <head>lady</head> of the house lived alone, there were no callers; she was friendly but not communicative and the evening passed in silence.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40087" docsrc="bnc_AJD_1384">
<context>
He had donkey rides out in the parking lot.
It was 115 degrees, and the water melons began to pop, and the donkeys began to do what donkeys do, and it all mixed together and ran all over the parking lot.    
&bquo;And when you went inside the store, the mess just continued.
He was a nice fellow, but I wrote him off.&equo;    
Undeterred, Walton continued to focus his efforts on rural areas across the deep South and the mid-West.
He placed the motto &bquo;We sell for less&equo; above the entrance to each store and banned wholesalers, passing on the savings to his customers.    
He also insisted that service and chain stores were not mutually exclusive.
To enhance Wal-Mart's folksy, small-town image, Walton placed little old <head>ladies</head> at the door of each store, to act as official greeters.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40090" docsrc="bnc_B0R_310">
<context>
If so, it was at Combwich (pronounced &bquo;Cummage&equo;) that Coleridge first set foot within that secluded, forgotten territory, bounded by the Quantock Hills and a bleakly impressive coastline, which was to remain with him for the rest of his life.     
Gravestones of the Burnett family in the churchyard at Huntspill    
He and Southey found Henry Poole living at his father's house, Shurton Court, then recently transformed from a large farmhouse to a townish Georgian mansion.
Henry, who later became the amiable vicar of Cannington, was never a likely recruit to idealistic schemes for emigration.
Nor was his father, William Poole, a landowner and practical farmer renowned for his &bquo;astonishing sagacity in   predicting the course of the weather&equo;.
But the family at Shurton evidently warmed to Coleridge in spite of his views, and it was to Henry's sister Lavinia that he would later address his affectionate short poem &bquo;To a Young <head>Lady</head> on her Recovery from a Fever&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40096" docsrc="bnc_CCD_1751">
<context>
He kissed her hand with courtly grace, displaying an air of bonhomie reminiscent of his father.
It was at once apparent to Joan that, whatever changes of circumstance had taken place, he had changed not a jot.
But his uncustomary pallor puzzled her.    
&bquo;I trust you are in good health, my lord,&equo; she said.    
&bquo;In rude health,&equo; he assured her with a smile.
&bquo;If I look pale as a lily, 'tis because fresh air is too rarely on the menu.    
&bquo;And the king your brother?&equo; she asked, trying to sound nonchalant.
&bquo;I trust he is well.
There are rumours abroad&hellip;&equo;      
&bquo;I have a message for you from Edward,&equo; the prince interposed &mdash; and lowered his voice.
&bquo;I know 'tis my brother you really wish to see &mdash; just as I know I must call you my <head>lady</head> Anne!&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40100" docsrc="bnc_AC5_1395">
<context>
People took them in for them other people what was sick but we didn't never have no dosh.&equo;    
Dot wanted to Point out that Baby had died anyway but remembered Gloria's warning to mind her P's and Q's.    
Inside St Michael and All Angels, women were arranging the flowers in golden tubs.
There were tall gleaming candlesticks, a glittering cross so bright it seemed to burn, and an enormous golden eagle with hooked beak and shiny dangerous eye.    
&bquo;Gold!&equo; whispered Dot.
&bquo;I ain't never seen so much real gold before!
Bet they ain't got this much even up the palace.&equo;    
&bquo;No, not gold.
Brass.
But it's all awfully nicely polished,   isn't it?
Mrs Buss and Mrs Cheese, that's our two brass <head>ladies</head> , come in and see to it on Fridays.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40106" docsrc="bnc_A0D_10">
<context>
&bquo;Really,&equo; exclaimed in heavily scandalized tones one of the few other passengers braving the last gusts of a salt-laden sirocco up on deck, an Englishwoman in an ample frock loud with different coloured daisies.
But, finding her exclamation had produced no reaction in the only other passenger not comfortably below, save in the stem for a scatter of peasants returning with emptied baskets from Naples, she moved nearer along the ship's greasy rail.    
Her target was an excessively tall gangling gentleman, not very suitably clad for the Mediterranean in a suit of gingery wool with the trousers ending in tight bands round the calves.
He was leaning against the rail smoking a cigarette and staring with an air of melancholy towards the distant island.    
&bquo;Not a very lady-like performance,&equo; the ample, beflowered <head>lady</head> pronounced, with a look of pinched disapproval in the direction of the girl in the prow.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40111" docsrc="bnc_BNT_215">
<context>
One is perplexed how it affects the rest of the lunar cycle.    
The carnal exploits of  Mr Nicholas Nolte  , the testicularly uplifted (see Guttersnipes passim) &mdash; colonial tragedian, have been revealed by  Ms Sharyn &bquo;Legs&equo; Haddad  , a person to whom Mr Nolte was once betrothed.
Ms Haddad reveals,  inter alia  , that Mr Nolte's preferred erotic fantasy was for  poses plastique   in which she played a &bquo;schoolgirl&equo; and he a &bquo;teacher&equo;.
Perhaps more bizarre is Ms Haddad's recollection that her husband &bquo;spanked&equo; her &bquo;22 times&equo; on her &bquo;22nd birthday&equo;.
The reasons for their subsequent divorce were not vouchsafed.
But one would have thought that any gentleman who links corporal punishment with his <head>lady</head> 's age is unlikely to have his twilight years shared.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40116" docsrc="bnc_ANL_3258">
<context>
Tell the landlord I sent you.
He will see you right.&equo;    
&bquo;Actually,&equo; Morton said hesitantly, &bquo;if I may borrow a phrase from some distinguished bon viveur whose name I have forgotten, nowadays I like my fruit a little green.&equo;    
Trumper drew back.
&bquo;God Almighty!
Surely not?
Christ, Morton, you disgust me!&equo;
He turned on his heel and marched self-righteously away.          
5    
Catherine tiptoed over the polished parquet floor to the bed at the bottom of the ward.
Amy was propped up on pillows, reading an old copy of the  <head>Lady</head>  .
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40122" docsrc="bnc_A7L_802">
<context>
There's a somewhat lighter tone to  The Wicked Lady   (1945), another big hit, in which Lockwood is the aristocratic wife whose passion for living and sense that if &bquo;I can't live while I'm alive, I'll go mad&equo; leads her into a double life as a highwaywoman.    
What Dilys Powell missed when she described  The Wicked <head>Lady</head>   as a concatenation of &bquo;the hoary, the tedious, the disagreeable,&equo; as did other critics who saw Gainsborough's films as a reassertion of an old escapist tendency in British cinema, was how much of an advance such films offered on everything of a similar sort that had gone before, and how they touched the sentiments of audiences who could no longer respond to stories of gallant endeavour quite as they could when it seemed that defeat was an imminent possibility.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40128" docsrc="bnc_B0Y_3685">
<context>
series of facetious descriptions of contemporary types written anonymously by CD as a humorous riposte to  Sketches of Young Ladies   by &bquo;Quiz&equo; (?
Edward Caswell) and published, with 6 illustrations by H. K. Browne (Phiz), by Chapman &amp; Hall in 1838.
These sketches were not collected in any lifetime edition of CD's works.
The titles of the sketches are as follows: &bquo;The Bashful Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Out-and-out Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Very Friendly Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Military Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Political Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Domestic Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Censorious Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Funny Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Theatrical Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The Poetical Young Gentleman&equo;; &bquo;The &bquo;Throwing-off        
Skettles, Sir Barnet, <head>Lady</head> , and Master,    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40131" docsrc="bnc_CCJ_147">
<context>
I hope that people are beginning to realise the scale of abortion&equo;.    
The pro-life chain was backed by many supporters in Altrincham, Wythenshawe, Hale and other Shrewsbury parishes.    
Vigil for Life.    
BISHOP Gray celebrated Mass and gave a brief talk at the final vigil of the Deanery Novena of Sanctity of Life Vigils, writes EDWARD WALKER.
This ninth and last vigil took place at Our Lady of Pity, Greasby, on December 4.    
The intentions of the vigils were to give thanks to God for the precious gift of human life, and to also pray for an end to the abuses of this gift, by abortion, destructive embryo experimentation, and euthanasia.    
The novena was organised by the Our <head>Lady</head> of Pity Sanctity of Life Group, and was a response to the desperate need for prayer and for education of life issues.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40135" docsrc="bnc_AD1_1033">
<context>
&bquo;Haggling,&equo; put in another voice, &bquo;barefaced haggling.&equo;    
&bquo;Two hundred and fifty, I say.
We managed that all right last year.
Comfortably.&equo;    
&bquo;Which is precisely why we hope to&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;&hellip; made it a den of thieves.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh, come, Mrs Marchebanks!
Come, now! &bquo;    
The Reverend George Jocelyn Bottingley sounded deeply upset.
And, behind the screen of his catarrh, a little angry.    
&bquo;<head>Ladies</head> and gentlemen,&equo; he began again, on the downbeat of a sigh.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40140" docsrc="bnc_CEN_828">
<context>
Four firemen were slightly hurt when they were trapped under falling beams.
Major items destroyed included tapestries and carved panelling, a 12th-century four poster bed, a Queen Charlotte's harpsichord and a 200-year-old chamber organ.    
Lady du Cann, 47, who lives with Sir Edward 40 miles away at Wellington, Somerset, inherited 15th-century Athelhampton from her first husband, Sir Robert Cooke.    
She broke down as she surveyed the scene.    
&bquo;It is terribly distressing to watch hundreds of years of history going up in smoke,&equo; she said.
&bquo;How can you put a value on something like that?    
&bquo;We'll speak to our insurers as soon as possible.&equo;    
Athelhampton, in 160 acres of deer park, is open to the public most of the year &mdash; and <head>Lady</head> du Cann is determined to have it open again by next year.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40146" docsrc="bnc_ANK_292">
<context>
Both were convicted and sentenced to hang, ironically for a mass of mundane crimes, and not for the  Royal Mail   robbery that had made them so famous.    
The Weston brothers walked together to Tyburn on 3 September 1782.
They asked that their wrists be untied.
This, their last wish, was respected, and George and Joseph went to meet their maker hand in hand.           
THE   WESTON'S   ESCAPE ROUTE TAKES THEM TO ANTWERP BY WAY OF MARGATE, HERE IN 1781.
(DS)    
THE WESTONS SETTLED IN RYE, WHICH LOOKED LIKE THIS IN THEIR DAY.
(GB)    
ELIZABETH'S EFFIGY &mdash; THE HOBY MEMORIAL AT BISHAM CHURCH.
(TM)        
BISHAM'S HEARTLESS <head>LADY</head>    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40149" docsrc="bnc_A2D_3">
<context>
Talk of the Trade: Autumn price fall    
By PETER DUNN    
PETER FRASER, owner of the Classic Bookshop and opponent of the Net Book Agreement, has complained to Michael Joseph and the Booksellers' Association about The Sunday Times's special autumn offer of Edith Holden's The Nature Notes of an Edwardian <head>Lady</head> , published tomorrow.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="lady.40152" docsrc="bnc_CDG_1148">
<context>
Lorre began improvising by blowing cigarette smoke into Raft's face, laughing sardonically.
The moment Raft was free, he rushed into Lorre's dressing room and decked him.    
Another frequent brawler was Errol Flynn who included among his many opponents John Huston who at that time was   a lieutenant making films for the army.
Huston recalled the incident:    
I had just returned to Los Angeles from the Aleutians where I had been making a film, and I came across Errol Flynn at a party at David O Selznick's house.
We didn't really know each other.
I knew he was under contract to Warners, where I had worked.
I'd just been making a documentary about real heroes and I wasn't in any mood to put up with actors who were only heroic on screen.
Maybe Errol picked up on my mood because he said something offensive about a <head>lady</head> I regarded with deep affection.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40156" docsrc="bnc_CBC_3534">
<context>
It must not be.    
The police must have the cash and the organisation they need.
The only people who don't want that are the criminals who are the curse of Britain today.        
Slippery soap    
THE cast list of the real-life royal soap opera is now getting so long and so complicated that all except its most avid followers can be forgiven for losing track.    
After the latest manoeuverings and revelations, perhaps the next episode will feature Camilla Parker Bowles working as a waitress in Marco Pierre White's restaurant.        
&bquo;People&equo; section follows      
Sigourney Weaver    
ALIEN star Sigourney Weaver, 43, above, is letting her hair down for her latest role as America's first <head>lady</head> in a comedy called Dave.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40161" docsrc="bnc_ADX_2114">
<context>
Ancillary triads are formed at the headquarters of both Bond and the Master Villain.        
Hierarchy and number    
In any memorable play the characters are scaled.
It is the genius of Shakespeare that his plays offer plenty of fully written parts to a band of players.    
In  Macbeth  , for example, the organisation of numeracy of players, hits and rests, is magnificent.
Duncan, King of Scotland, has two sons.
He is murdered by Macbeth, Thane of Glamis (and later of Cawdor), so that Macbeth can claim the kingdom.
 Seven   other thanes figure in the story, of which Banquo and Macduff hold key roles.
Banquo is a passive symbol of friendship betrayed.
Macduff is an active instrument of righteous vengeance.
Of the two wives, <head>lady</head> Macbeth is active and Lady Macduff is passive.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40165" docsrc="bnc_A39_37">
<context>
I paid a Hackney second-hand dealer &pound;100 a few years ago for seven black plastic bags of documents dating back to the seventeenth century &mdash; the contents of tin trunks removed from the basement of a firm of solicitors.
They include the entire records, with a letters file, charting the heat-and- history of the London-based Egyptian Dredging Company, 1885-1938.
There is also a complete and intimate record of the acrimonious relationship which developed between the Norwich Union Insurance Company and the founding manager of its London office in Edwardian times.
Besides an at times emotional correspondence, the manager's bills for dinners, cigars and <head>ladies</head> ' hats, and a vellum wallet full of used cheques are all intact, providing a documentary cameo of the life and times of an Edwardian financial rake.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40169" docsrc="bnc_ADA_1974">
<context>
&bquo;Oh yes!&equo; the said.
The &bquo;yes&equo; was a new and strange word, all vowel, stretching in the air.    
&bquo;You must take care of it.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh ye-e-e-es.&equo;    
I knew that the angel had flown.
Called away.
I knew there was no burnished gold at my back, only a burning shaft at my loins.
Bring me my arrows of desire.
Even as I mocked myself I was stepping towards her.
Only once since that evening have I seen a more beautiful woman, a quiet girl sipping coffee in a tawdry dump misnamed The Lollipop.
An inaccessible <head>lady</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40174" docsrc="bnc_D95_415">
<context>
So I won't go through the rest of it, it's a long   and er it's just brought us on the same sort of thing, but what it proves is that we are getting somewhere and that is what I thought was rather important news, which I want to do.    
Yeah.    
To, to Angie you know, I mean a, were alright, we've got plenty of local issues, but I mean when we think of the, the big issues, these are the big issues that need to be looked into.
Right madam secretary.    
That's all.    
That's all from you so can we have the financial report and you will switch off sir.
Are we ready, have we finished tea?    
yes    
Have we been   the cups, if so.      
Our speaker for this afternoon is a <head>lady</head> who I very much respect her  , that's Ms, Mrs, or Miss Chris   from the local   unit.  .    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40178" docsrc="bnc_CK9_319">
<context>
She said he wore a black suit and worked in a shop.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh aye.
Sounds like a shop-walker.&equo;    
&bquo;Could be.
Shush!
Here she is.&equo;    
&bquo;I couldn't find any water but I've rubbed my plate with a cloth, and my knife and fork.&equo;    
&bquo;Well, that's a clever lass for you.&equo;
Ben was laughing down at her again.
&bquo;D'you want the job as in-between maid, one pound, one 'an wompence a week?&equo;    
&bquo;That's what my mama was; she was a maid to a <head>lady</head> .&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40182" docsrc="bnc_A36_56">
<context>
Blamire also wrote songs and lyrics of great beauty, including the well known &bquo;And ye shall walk in silk attire&equo;.
The century also delivered a few gorgeous formal feminine odes: the Countess of Winchilsea's address &bquo;To Spleen&equo; and Henrietta O'Neill's &bquo;Ode to the Poppy&equo;, with its almost Keatsian languor.    
Lonsdale finds that, as the century progressed, increasing refinement of taste led to a loss of the informality, humour and immediacy that he prizes most; and it was precisely the strained and highflown verse that was eclipsed by the success of Lyrical Ballads.
&bquo;<head>Ladies</head> &equo; verse' became a phrase of scorn; anthologies ceased to include any, readers forgot its existence, and Elizabeth Barrett Browning was able to complain that she had no poetic grandmothers.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40186" docsrc="bnc_CH0_2137">
<context>
Jessamyn sipped her drink.
There must still be warrants out on her.
But it didn't mean anything.
There would be paper out on nine-tenths of the people in the room, including the gaudy girls and the town drunk.
This was a townload of fugitives.
Buzzsaw the cat was probably high   on the FBI's Most Wanted Felines list.    
&bquo;Any idea who the solo was gunning for?&equo;    
&bquo;Nahh, could've been anybody?
The Red Baron was through a month or two back, racking up his score.
And an esperado by the name of Al Amogordo took Buck Standish out on Main Street Wednesday last.
Crossed his eyes and exploded Old Buck's head in some quarrel over a high yaller <head>lady</head> , then hit the trail in Buck's G-Mek convertible.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40189" docsrc="bnc_AAH_134">
<context>
Pinise Saul's vocals added a spine-tingling force to a mid-tempo theme, Dave DeFries's flugalhorn complementing her with brisk fluttering phrases.        
Tall tales and mortal quirks Radio.    
By Val Arnold-Forster    
I CAN'T think of anything more likely to get us through the pre-Christmas traumas than a new play by Don Hayworth.
He is one of the jewels of radio, a playwright who understands the medium, but who doesn't use radio merely as a way of playing tricks that wouldn't work on stage or television.
He can combine tenderness and humour without becoming mawkish.
His latest is called Fairy Story (Radio 4, Monday, to be repeated on Saturday).
Cindy is a farm maid, at the beck and call of her wicked, snobbish guardians, with a travelling shoe salesman Ginger as her Prince Charming and the local <head>lady</head> of the manor as the Fairy Godmother.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40194" docsrc="bnc_CDN_1855">
<context>
The blonde lady, Mrs Johnson, whose daughter Hank regarded as little better than a.streetwalker, found herself appointed chairman of the subcommittee, and she asked if Mrs Stych and the president, the hawk-faced wife of a real estate man, would serve with her.    
Mrs Stych protested coyly that she did not know enough about books to be of any use, while she wondered privately how she was going to fit this new commitment into her already overcrowded schedule of social events.
What about Mrs Frizzell? she suggested hopefully.
Mrs Davis pointed out tartly that Mrs Stych was not at present serving on any   of their other subcommittees, and that she must do something to help.
Mrs Stych snapped back that all the <head>ladies</head> present must be well aware of the multitude of offices she held in the charitable organizations of Tollemarche.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40197" docsrc="bnc_BM4_2316">
<context>
Due to injuries and unavailability, the team for the national cross-country championships at Newark (Notts) was severely reduced.
The race was run on a fast and flat course around an old airfield, now used as a showground.
Eamonn Martin of Basildon AC ran away from the large entry of 2,200 runners to win in a time of 40 mins. 29 secs.    
For Alton, Mike Lake found some improved form after a long time out with injury, to come 899th in 50 mins, 05 secs.
Keith Vallis was 1,134th in 51&ndash;25, Graham Trott 1,262nd (52&ndash;22).
Roger Sayer 1,793th (55&ndash;44), John Harvey, 1,842nd (56&ndash;43) and Doug McLean 2,061st (60&ndash;02).
The team's overall position dropped to 208th this year.    
The awards for last year's performances were handed out at the club's dinner/dance.    
Jogger of the year was Sarah Rhimes and she also collected the <head>ladies</head> ' road race championship trophy for 1991.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40200" docsrc="bnc_A0D_765">
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&bquo;She put the old kite right down in the middle of the fairway.
Super piece of flying, darling.&equo;    
Mrs Pettifer came out on to the terrace with a tray, glasses and a big bottle of champagne.    
&bquo;Paris?&equo; said the foreign detective.    
&bquo;What better place for an engagement party &agrave; deux?&equo; said the baronet, pouring out wine.
&bquo;Pity we had to leave Bonzo behind, but we knew he'd be good at raising the alarm.&equo;    
&bquo;Mes enfants,&equo; said the small Belgian person, &bquo;chers coll&egrave;gues, I am enchant&eacute; by your successes.
Mme Pettifer, my man Georges, I think, has consulted with you on the subject of the wines.
And the cooking also.
You, my poor dear <head>lady</head> ,&equo; and he turned here to the other great detective, &bquo;have as one says &bquo;raided the vegetable garden&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40204" docsrc="bnc_CKE_3112">
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Not that I'm desp'rate, mind, me fam'ly not bein' in want.
Still, I must say I'm taken with yer nice manners and everything.&equo;    
&bquo;I have asked at houses near the academy, but to rent a room there &mdash; yes, it is most embarrassing to say I cannot afford what is asked, and I shall not be earning until I begin my work in two weeks.
But I have come to London early to make myself familiar with it, you see.
Ah, the boat and the Channel this morning, I thought I would die   of sickness.
Do you say, madam, that I may rent the room?&equo;    
&bquo;'Ere, you best come in,&equo; beamed Mrs Beavis, having made up her mind.
&bquo;I never 'ad a French <head>lady</head> lodger before &mdash; mind, it's four shillings a week, being a nice large front room with a comfortin' bed and an 'andsome fireplace.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40209" docsrc="bnc_CEH_1763">
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They deteriorated with time, and the only way to prolong their life was to store them carefully in airtight containers and only wear them on special occasions.
It was patriotic to go bare-legged, insisted fashion editors, whereupon almost the entire female population of the United Kingdom had wrapped their precious stockings in cellophane and placed them, sighing, in screw-topped jars in dark cupboards.    
Furtively Jane scratched an itching calf.
Some women had all the luck.
To be stockingless at this moment, she thought fervently, would be nothing short of bliss.    
The canteen began to empty.
The Gordon Highlanders had already left, the airmen from the corner table had hoisted kitbags to shoulders and gone their separate ways, and the soldier who had spent the entire evening writing letters called a goodnight and walked out into the darkness.
At the counter the elderly <head>lady</head> took off her pinafore and put on her coat.    
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40212" docsrc="bnc_B1N_1638">
<context>
&bquo;I'm reflooring my other bedroom floor&equo; &mdash; emphasis was placed on the &bquo;other&equo; &mdash; &bquo;and run out of wood nails.
Fifty is all I need.&equo;
Serious business, indeed.      
Everyone stops and gives you a lift in Lewis.
After Callanish it was the local archaeological buff who was thrilled to see JTR's drawing of the famous stones.
Crawford was the first person I came across in all the rambles who immediately saw the historical value of JTR's records.
Maybe it was obvious to most people but he gave me recharged confidence in the project.
&bquo;Definitely one stone missing since his time,&equo; sharply observed Crawford.
I implicitly trust your accuracy, JTR, I promise no more lapses of faith.
As I hope others will see fit to so do with my own records&hellip;    
At Barvas Lodge knickerbockered <head>ladies</head> with good stud pearl earrings invited me in for tea.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40217" docsrc="bnc_ATA_1352">
<context>
Others have attempted to silence themselves, by entering convents, marrying for a &bquo;cure&equo;.
Many of them initially resisted knowledge, others sought it vainly.
Time and again women failed to find the words in which to frame their questions, knowing only that the language available to them did not fit.
Other women grappled with the mystery of an as yet unarticulated knowledge of their &bquo;difference&equo;, having no name to give it.
Many found it easier to recognise the sufferings of others &mdash; under Apartheid, in Vietnam, Nicaragua &mdash; before acknowledging their own &mdash; hopeless marriages, the aftermath of incest, the pain of family rejection, the struggle between conflicting cultures.
Rather like those nineteenth-century American <head>ladies</head> who often found it easier to fight for slaves, or Indians, or heathens or The Poor than for themselves.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.40222" docsrc="bnc_BLW_745">
<context>
Whatever the arrangements, it is very important to get ground rules agreed before the move takes place, so that some of the possible snags for all concerned are foreseen and nipped in the bud.
When an extended family is living together at close quarters, even minor irritations can grow out of all proportion.
One friend, whose widowed father has come to share their home, told me how hard it is to put up with his constant smoking.
Theirs had always been a smoke-free household.
Yet she hadn't the heart to forbid him to smoke when he had so few comforts left.    
In many cases, it may be a matter of giving ground, out of kindness and consideration for the older person, who has been stripped of so much already.
Someone else told me of a friend who brought her ninety-year-old mother to visit her.
The elderly <head>lady</head> found a private moment in which to invite her hostess to come to see her in the room she occupied in her daughter's house.
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.30041" docsrc="cc08.cmb_20">
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Had a funny experience at Newport yesterday afternoon.  Sat there and as a
woman sang, she kept getting thinner and thinner, right before my eyes, and
the eyes of some 5,500 other people.  I make this observation about the lady,
Miss Judy Garland, because she brought up the subject herself in telling a
story about a British female reporter who flattered her terribly in London
recently and then wrote in the paper the next day: ``Judy Garland has
arrived in London.  She's not chubby.  She's not plump.  She's fat''.  But
who cares, when the <head>lady</head> sings?
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</instance>

<instance id="lady.30050" docsrc="cg67.cmb_220">
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And she replied, ``I was born in America, but I was conceived in Vienna''.
Lewis himself furthered these tales.  He is said to have reported that once,
when she went to a hospital to call on a friend after a serious operation,
and the friend protested that it had been ``nothing'', she replied, ``Well,
it was your healthy American peasant blood that pulled you through''.  With
these and similar tales he was entertaining his English friends, all of
whom he was seeing when he was not showing Blackman the sights of London
and its environs.  At once upon his arrival, he telephoned
<head>Lady</head> Sybil Colefax who invited them to tea, and then
Lewis decided to give a party as a quick way of rounding up his friends.
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</instance>

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<instance id="local.40003" docsrc="bnc_A6T_2050">
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Nathan gets and goes off in search of somewhere quiet, clutching a toilet roll and anxious anticipations.
Odd-Knut makes coffee using the method we have become familiar with &mdash; chuck the coffee in a pot, add snow to taste, boil on the stove, when empty add coffee and/or snow as necessary.
After the third filling it was a treacly mixture that certainly woke you up.
Nathan returns, suggesting that you need to be in a sheltered spot for minimum discomfort; he thinks that constipation is to be feared almost as much as the wind.
Tony asks him whether he dug a hole, but he says no need, the stuff just melts its way down.
Odd-Knut is much amused by all this talk, and tells us that in Greenland the sledge dogs will eat it if they can get at it.
Will they really?    
Avoiding a tree    
Odd-Knut produces a bottle of Wolf's paw, a <head>local</head>spirit drink, and offers it around.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40010" docsrc="bnc_CB6_1257">
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The new roads gave a fresh life to the old towns on their routes, with a considerable demand for labour, horses and fodder.
Coaches on the way to Hastings made their last stop for horses at Battle's George Hotel, where the ostler lived in a tiny cottage which still stands in the yard, to be roused by the bell outside his front door.
At the height of the turnpikes' use in the 1830s, 36 coaches plied the Brighton run, needing 1200 horses  en route  , and a comprehensive system had emerged from essentially local perceptions of changing need.    
The resorts gave an undoubted boost to the opening up of Georgian Sussex but their importance is easily exaggerated and the turnpikes were probably more important in servicing and emphasising the continued status of the network of <head>local</head>market towns.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40014" docsrc="bnc_A6A_313">
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Today's  Melody Maker   concentrates on pop's more adventurous independent fringes, while  RM   remains a likeable dog's dinner, differing from the others in its A4 format, its glossy colour pages, and content which veers from a left-field feature style to consumer-guides for club DJs.    
All four are united by a healthy disrespect for dominant tastes and the remains of a reputation for exposing new talent before the industry finds it.
The bad news for small-time acts is that this exploratory role has diminished significantly over the last ten years.
In the period beginning just before the punk explosion and ending around 1982, the rock press played a decisive part in the making and shaping of a succession of trends from punk itself to Two-Tone, the so-called new pop phase and the emergence of quasi-mystical underground acts like Echo and the Bunnymen.
The tight links between journalists and the flourishing independent label scene, <head>local</head>entrepreneurs and key grass-roots venues meant that they all helped to form tastes rather than simply reacting to them.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40019" docsrc="bnc_CH6_428">
<context>
HUNDREDS of swimming pools are so dirty you could end up with a rash or tummy bug, health chiefs cautioned yesterday.    
The warning follows tests of pools at schools, hotels, holiday camps and leisure centres in 196 local authorities.
Half had poor water while six per cent put users at &bquo;high risk&equo;.        
Poor kids' clothes slashed    
FAMILIES in one of Britain's poorest boroughs are to have their school clothing grants slashed.    
Leaders of Liberal-controlled Tower Hamlets in London have cut &pound;500,000 from a fund giving cash aid for school clothes to 10,000 hard-up families.    
The move was slammed by teachers and anti-poverty groups yesterday.    
<head>Local</head>campaigners fear many pupils will play truant rather than face the taunts of classmates about their ragged clothes.        
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40027" docsrc="bnc_B2L_273">
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Although the immediate context for the &bquo;attack&equo; on local government was pressure for overall reductions in public spending and local government spending in particular, few of those writing about it have accepted this as a major explanation, partly because the evidence that levels of local government spending are of major significance to the economy are limited, and the arguments that state spending in itself discourages private investment are also weak.
Newton and Karran argue that &bquo;the case for the present degree of control is built on shabby theory and lacks empirical support.
As one economist puts it, the cost of this form of monetarism&equo; is &bquo;the erosion of <head>local</head>democracy which has accompanied the move towards greater centralized control of public spending decisions.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40030" docsrc="bnc_B1G_874">
<context>
We must accept that most data collection exercises will inevitably be a compromise on the grounds of cost and hence less than perfect data sets will be produced;      
5.      
Irrespective of the use of surrogates, monitoring environmental processes only makes sense over time-scales which are extended by human standards (hence the IGBP (see below) is designed to run for two or three decades);      
6.      
Changes in political priorities may simply result in the need for informed guesswork if suitable data are not available.      
Much attention will be given throughout this chapter to monitoring the environment on a global basis.
This is not merely because of its topical nature.
The main reason is that &mdash; though some problems are <head>local</head>and are best studied that way &mdash; many others (even involving a limited geographical extent) are best understood within a global framework.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40035" docsrc="bnc_CRM_3523">
<context>
This is lower than the daily minimum temperature observed in the polar vortex in March for the years 1964&ndash;89 (ref. 28).
The additional diabatic cooling occurred predominantly through a decrease in solar absorption by ozone.        
Present-day Arctic ozone depletion    
Figure 2  a   shows where chemical processes have reduced ozone by more than 10% in the simulation with current CO  2   but without radiatively interactive ozone.
By 25 March (100 days into the simulation) ozone has been reduced in two main regions.
In the western hemisphere, there is a broad region where chemical destruction exceeds 15% which can be identified with air advected from high latitudes.
In the eastern hemisphere, <head>local</head>ozone destruction has exceeded 30% and can be identified with air advected from low latitudes.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40038" docsrc="bnc_B1U_1035">
<context>
Mrs Thatcher's election to Party Leader in 1975 was to be immensely significant in the context of post-war politics: the tradition of consensual, one-nation government (which had dominated Conservative governments since 1951) was, if not to disappear, to become far less dominant.
Market-orientated, almost  laissez-faire   attitudes figured ever more prominently in the Conservative Party when in opposition in the 1970s.
Once in government in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Hall's deregulatory message was taken up with alacrity.      
This attitude was most apparent in a speech given in the Isle of Dogs in 1978 by Sir Geoffrey Howe, later to be Mrs Thatcher's first Chancellor (Howe, 1978).
He argued that enterprise zones should be established in which detailed planning controls would cease to exist, certain legal obligations on employers such as employment protection legislation would no longer apply, various taxes would not be levied and the overall management of zones would be undertaken not by <head>local</head>authorities but by some other agency.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40041" docsrc="bnc_B1U_745">
<context>
Some environmental improvements and land reclamation had additionally taken place.    
It is apparent, however, that the IIA approach has produced a number of problems and complexities.
There is little to indicate that environmental and/or property improvements actually create jobs, boost output or encourage investment.
Support does not necessarily result in employment creation.
Difficulties related to access, parking and outmoded infrastructures often remain.
Improvements to rented property may raise rents to the detriment of the producers as opposed to the landowners.
Too much emphasis may have been placed on grants at the expense of loans for environmental improvements (Meyer, 1986).
Loans allow <head>local</head>authorities to make a profit and will impose commercial considerations on companies having to repay assistance.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40046" docsrc="bnc_BN8_732">
<context>
Rather, the city became preoccupied by its budgetary dispute with Mrs Thatcher's government and virtually ignored the MDC.
Relations took on a more positive tone in 1989 when the leader of the City Council returned to the Board, reflecting the reconstituted Labour group's more pragmatic policy of forming alliances with government and the private sector.    
Throughout the period, officials of MDC and the local authority have maintained good working relations, which is hardly surprising since many of MDC's plans and personnel were drawn from local authorities.
There have been few disagreements over major planning issues and there has been surprisingly little explicit community opposition to MDC &mdash; except from the Black community in Toxteth.
Moreover, the obvious success of MDC in opening up the docklands for mass market consumption has also effectively restrained <head>local</head>opposition.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="local.40050" docsrc="bnc_AK2_618">
<context>
There are outright racists holding Tory membership cards and I want to see them out of the party.&equo;    
Mr Chris Smith, chairman of the Cheltenham Tory political committee, said he and other leading officers wanted Mr Taylor to stand again.    
&bquo;If he is not invited to remain as our candidate I will resign.
He is a first-rate candidate and I almost feel Cheltenham does not deserve him.
There are some in this town who should be ashamed of themselves today,&equo; he said.    
There were others in the party, however, who made it clear that Mr Taylor's path to re-adoption would not be easy.
Mr Bob Williams, another of the original &bquo;gang of eight&equo; who opposed his selection, said: &bquo;John Taylor is a good candidate but not for Cheltenham.
A <head>local</head>man would have won the seat.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40056" docsrc="bnc_B23_1808">
<context>
In the third year the budget was not detailed under headings but awarded as a lump sum.
All seven schools received a monthly statement in the form of a computer printout from county hall.
The annual budget was calculated on a historical basis of costs from previous years.    
The scheme was judged to be a success and extended to all secondary schools in April 1986.
Schools involved in the scheme have been kept well informed of developments as they have occurred, aided by the Cambridgeshire termly newspaper  LFM News  .
The reasons for extending the scheme are outlined in a Cambridgeshire document (CCC 1986) on local financial management and can be summarised as follows:    
Local financial management encourages:      
<head>local</head>control rather than imposed central control;          
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40060" docsrc="bnc_APL_141">
<context>
In a new collection of his photographs &mdash; My Lithuania &mdash; from publishers Thames and Hudson (&pound;24.00), he certainly admits to literary pretensions as a young man and his photographs can be seen as an attempt to capture the lives of fellow Lithuanians in the detail which only words can usually portray.
His Lithuania is personified by the characters in these photographs and is the myriad expressions of his fellow countrymen and women.
This is somewhat in contrast to the photographs of former collaborator George Sutkus which provide the unpopulated settings, the places which the onlooker can choose to inhabit.    
For Aleksandras Macijauskas, photography began as a profession when Sutkus persuaded him to join the Lithuanian Photographic Society based in the capital Vilnius.
Macijauskas himself is from the second city and former capital, Kaunas which is where he worked with the <head>local</head>branch of the society, won some competitions and became a newspaper reporter.    
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<instance id="local.40066" docsrc="bnc_CR7_3115">
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America offers another reminder: that neither fairness nor effectiveness exists in vacuo.
They depend on their context.    
An elected body may spring from long democratic tradition or little, from a multicultural society or a homogeneous one.
It may be national or local.
It may be part of a two-house set-up (America gets territorial fairness in its Senate, demographic from the House).
It may provide a government, as do European parliaments, or just legislate and oversee one, as in America.
It may be mainly a sounding-board, like the 12-nation parliament of the European Community.
And what is &bquo;right&equo; here, or for one function, may be wrong there, or for another.    
Britain offers an example.
Its <head>local</head>government cries out for PR, since the national demography to which parties adapt is not reproduced locally.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40071" docsrc="bnc_BN8_240">
<context>
It is in this context that the Conservative party presented its new programme for the third term,   following the Queen's speech; a set of policies lent a coherence by the inner city problem:    
&bquo;Today's debate is about those parts of the Gracious Speech related to the inner cities &mdash; local services and education.
In choosing to link the issues for debate, the Opposition at least seem to recognise that they go together as part of a coherent strategy.&equo;
(Nicholas Ridley, Hansard Vol 117; 1 July 1987, 536)        
&bquo;A partnership between <head>local</head>and central Government on inner city policy must be one between partners who believe in attracting private enterprise and capital through a constructive attitude to the private sector, low rates, sensible planning and the pursuit of excellence in education, housing and many other essential services.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40076" docsrc="bnc_C8L_1130">
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But will they be healed and restored and forgiven?
 Pray   that they may be people who rely on God's healing and allow him to set them back on the track of feeding the lambs.        
Led by God    
Peter woke up from a violent dream that was to change everything.
From now on, the message would go to everyone and not only to the synagogues.
Again, the revelation &bquo;do not call anything impure that God has made clean&equo; (Acts 10) was a unique event in the history of the church.
But behind it we see a leader who was available to be led by God to break the mould and to go to a completely new group.
 Pray   for the church planter to be led by God.
At the time of writing, some of us are wondering whether the call of God is to plant our next church in a <head>local</head>pub.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40079" docsrc="bnc_ADC_1335">
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When historians contemplate the widespread monastic reforms of the tenth century, they often see these reforms as an ideal instrument by which kings and bishops could counteract the power of the lay aristocracies in the regions.
This is because the need to reform was felt to arise from the normal attitude of aristocrats in the Germanic world that churches which they had helped to establish were a part of their material property.
Such an attitude, though unfavourable to the concept of a universal church, could be of great benefit to cathedrals, monasteries, and parish churches, because it provided them with protectors, and because often a high standard of religious observance could be stimulated by family pride.
But it also had potential drawbacks, because the use of a church's income, or part of it, to provide for members of a family could assume a disproportionate weight compared with religious observance.
Thus reform could involve a clash with the vested interests of <head>local</head>aristocracies.
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<instance id="local.40082" docsrc="bnc_CS7_993">
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While there is further assistance for mentally ill people from a local charity, the Parkview Society, which operates a hostel for ten people, &bquo;the work of the Society is impeded by the lack of accommodation in and around Torquay, which means that its hostel places are frequently &bquo;blocked&equo; for long periods'.    
Beardshaw and Morgan also draw attention to the accommodation problems for elderly people.
Though the DHA has made good provision for assessment and diagnosis, accommodation for those requiring long-term care, which is provided primarily by the private sector, was found to be insufficient.    
While the Torbay service was unusual in its strong emphasis on mental health centres and movement away from residential centred provision, Exeter DHA adopted a more cautious attitude in the development of <head>local</head>services.
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<instance id="local.40085" docsrc="bnc_BNH_488">
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In these areas, people live near their work, work in small units of employment and, hence, belong to real local communities in which so-called community politics is viable.    
The correlation between such unlikely indicators and target markets was not discovered by accident, and marketers who want to get the most out of the results of the 1991 census, which will shortly become available, should be thinking about how they will do it now.
The potential benefits are massive.
From a survey of some 23 million households, a staggering 1 billion items of statistical information will become available to improve marketing and local market planning.    
There are three key applications of the census.
Retailers and manufacturers need to know the size and quality of individual <head>local</head>markets.
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<instance id="local.40088" docsrc="bnc_A64_1240">
<context>
Every twenty Roslavl' inhabitants had also to contribute to the support of one hungry child in the distant south-east, whilst   every five peasant households had to help one hungry adult.
In addition a special series of graded poll-taxes for famine relief began in February 1922.
By 11 October we find local party authorities demanding from peasants the delayed payment of 425 pudy of rye for maintaining ten children on the Volga.
This order was annulled on 26 October by the Smolensk guberniia party committee for being excessive and too late to be of any use.
On 9 November a Moscow circular from Secretary V. Molotov himself forbade somewhat belatedly the imposition of any local taxes not laid down in the list issued by VTsIK.
This move can be interpreted either as yet another instance of poor central-local ties or as deliberate slowness so as to let more money flow into public funds.
In contrast <head>local</head>military authorities would brook no delay.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40093" docsrc="bnc_B34_466">
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One year he produced a comic sketch called  The Magic Hotel or How Tommy and his Uncle Herbert Spent a Quiet Night  .      
Usually the spring show was a rehash of the summer show from the previous year.
Repeating numbers would quickly get the artistes in trim and once the show was on they would start rehearsing for the main summer production and perform at the same time.
A patriotic number was always featured.
Tiller usually co-wrote the music, always visualized the scenic designs, executed them and also supplied the stage properties, charging the Winter Gardens management for all services.
It was the same moneymaking format as his touring spectaculars.
After the season the show would tour the country with a few troupes from the original cast and <head>local</head>children appearing in the large scenes.    
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<instance id="local.40098" docsrc="bnc_CAR_1798">
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On 14 March they wrote to every Orkney Island councillor, outlining the situation to date, and sending a full copy of the PAIN report and details of the formation of the support group.
They were asking the elected members to read the report, reconsider the issues surrounding the whole affair, and assist them in getting some answers from the council officials.    
The responses were varied.
Some councillors expressed their deep concern, but declined to comment further; some promised help and support, and expressed their own outrage at the course of events; some didn't take the trouble to answer the letter at all, A few of them, however, proceeded to make their own enquiries.
The <head>local</head>member for South Ronaldsay and Burray, Councillor Cyril Annal, wrote to Orkney Health Board asking whether there had been any consultation with Health Board employees and general practitioners prior to the removal of the nine children from their homes.
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<instance id="local.40101" docsrc="bnc_CNN_226">
<context>
Ayrton Senna and Michael Andretti will be bidding for the Formula One World Motor Racing championship with the help of design and manufacturing software from Computervision Corp: the Bedford, Massachusetts company has a two-year technology-sharing partnership with McLaren International to improve the design of the Marlboro McLaren Ford car; McLaren has used Computervision's CADDS technology since 1987, and the newest release, CADDS 5, will be used in the design and manufacture of next year's car; it will enable the Woking, Surrey team to re-design, test and manufacture parts of the car at racing speed.        
LEGATO AND NOVELL EXCHANGE PRODUCTS    
Palo Alto, California-based Legato Systems Inc has agreed to provide its Transport Independent Remote Procedure Call tool kit to Novell Inc in exchange for Novell's <head>local</head>network Workplace TCP/IP stack &mdash; the Novell product will be bundled with Legato's Networker in its ClientPak II configuration and users with MS-DOS clients on a NetWare local network will be able to do on-demand back-up of MS-DOS and Unix applications by backing them up on a Unix or NetWare server configured with TCP/IP; IBM has already licensed NetWorker for marketing to its RS/6000 customers.        
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<instance id="local.40108" docsrc="bnc_CJ8_189">
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The Eardisley building's tall windows with four horizontal glazing bars and the plain barge boards on the end of the roof gable were characteristic of the contractor's wooden buildings.    
Inside, it was originally lined with hessian covered with wallpaper though later this was replaced with matchboarding.
Dismantling revealed traces of Victorian wallpaper and a Midland Railway poster advertising excursions in 1875.    
Situated on the Down platform, the accommodation consisted of four rooms including two waiting rooms with corner fireplaces and a booking office with an iron stove and pipe chimney while a wall clock, outside the booking office, faced the platform.    
At Welshpool, first efforts were concentrated on getting plans agreed with the <head>local</head>building control and the Welsh Office.
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<instance id="local.40113" docsrc="bnc_AN9_1817">
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For the first time, an entirely independent body had uncovered a direct statistical link between Britain's biggest nuclear power station and one of the few types of cancer which displayed a clear pathway back to radiation exposure.
This was sensational.
&bquo;Hinkley In Cancer Deaths Scare, roared the Bristol daily paper the following morning; &bquo;N-Plant Cancer Warning&equo; echoed the  Daily Mirror  .    
Although the CEGB immediately denied that there had been any unreported incident at the power station, the effect of the health authority report was electric.
For people living round Hinkley Point the headlines were particularly frightening.
I remember a man with a family of several young children who worked at the plant saying at one of the first <head>local</head>public meetings I addressed that it would certainly change his mind about nuclear power if the link with leukaemia was substantiated.
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<instance id="local.40117" docsrc="bnc_A49_560">
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Most of the beads are of amber, probably imported from the Baltic, but some are multi-coloured in blue, yellow and red glass.    
The cemetery, which contains graves of men, women and children, covers about 15,000 square yards.
Less than 10 per cent has been excavated.
The remaining graves, probably about 280 &mdash; filled with up to 1,000 more weapons and jewellery items &mdash; will be excavated only if finance for future digs becomes available.    
It is estimated that the cost of completing the excavation and related research will be about &pound;40,000.
However, if excavations do not take place the cemetery and its treasures are likely to be destroyed by ploughing within a few years.    
It is not known whether all the material will be permanently exhibited, because South Cambridgeshire District is one of the few <head>local</head>authorities in Britain not to have a local museum.    
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<instance id="local.40125" docsrc="bnc_C87_1055">
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 Cynthia Sludgebucket   &mdash; The major's daughter, and the second person to die when a piano decides to commit suicide.
She's a total airhead: ask her about other characters and she'll respond with, &bquo;Yes I totally agree.&equo;    
 Bentley   &mdash; He's a very strange character, if you find his room open he's often there waiting to lure you in.
As soon as you enter he'll lock the door, but it's in his contract to act suspiciously (in all good murder mysteries the butler did it).    
 Doctor Mortem   &mdash; The family doctor snuffs it when he loses an argument with a knife.
He's informative beforehand though.    
 Reverend Wrinklebottom   &mdash; The <head>local</head>vicar, his wife disappeared in suspicious circumstances so it's worth talking to him.    
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<instance id="local.40129" docsrc="bnc_CLU_1290">
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Needless to say the chance of obtaining this rare aeroplane made sure that funds were forthcoming and on May 5, 1964 Firefly Z2033, piloted by Tage Paller with observer/engineer Kenneth Skold flew from Gothenberg to Staverton.    
Arriving still in its overall yellow scheme the aircraft was soon repainted in Fleet Air Arm colours with the inscription  Sir Richard Fairey   on the nose cowling.
It was registered as G&ndash;ASTL on June 1, 1964.    
Due to the high cost of operating a high powered aircraft like the Firefly (this was during the mid-1960s, before &bquo;warbirds&equo; were commonplace), the aircraft was reluctantly grounded, but maintained in good order.
During 1976 the Firefly's Rolls-Royce Griffon XII was   worked on   by <head>local</head>aircraft engineers and they managed to get it running again.
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<instance id="local.40132" docsrc="bnc_A6F_1129">
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The attempt to &bquo;discipline&equo; certain offending local authorities involved the government in many political and legal battles, the passage of several Acts of Parliament, and, ultimately, the creation of a radically reshaped system of local government.
In the 1980 Local Government Planning and Land Act the government took powers to decide the spending totals of each local authority.
When this failed to contain local spending sufficiently, volume targets were introduced together with penalties in the form of loss of central government grant if local authorities exceeded their targets.
In response defiant authorities, invariably Labour controlled, raised the extra money from household and business rates.
Having tried and failed to control spending the government then decided to control <head>local</head>revenue.
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<instance id="local.40137" docsrc="bnc_CMK_1154">
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Other points you will need to consider include: what type of investment policy would suit you; what size contributions (within Inland Revenue allowed limits) you could realistically afford; and what, after deduction of administrative and other charges, your plan might be worth when you come to retire.    
When doing the sums, remember that the special incentive payments given by the government to mark the launch of personal pensions are due to end by April 1993.      
This is not to say that taking a personal pension is either a right or a wrong decision.
Simply that you need to be aware of all the various factors before opting out of your present arrangements.    
For further information about personal pensions, ask your <head>local</head>Social Security office for a copy of leaflet NP 41  New Pension Choices for Employees  .
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<instance id="local.40143" docsrc="bnc_AN5_708">
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Most councillors expect to be lobbied by constituents and asked to intervene on their behalf.
It has always been clear that a councillor must be allowed to see any information he needs to carry out his duties, but it has been unclear how far that goes.
A councillor member of a housing committee wanted to see information in a social services file on prospective adopting parents as she doubted their suitability as adopters.
The House of Lords eventually upheld her right, recognising that she had a genuine interest, but providers of information (particularly the BMA)   and social services staff were extremely uneasy about the apparent danger to confidentiality of client files.
Eventually the <head>local</head>authority associations agreed a self-denying ordinance and in many authorities councillors do not seek access to records on individuals.    
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<instance id="local.40147" docsrc="bnc_A6F_1111">
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For long British Conservatives praised local government and voluntary groups as a check on an over-mighty (obviously Socialist) central government; such pluralism could also promote experimentation and diversity in policies.
The party, for example, has always opposed mandatory comprehensive secondary education, insisting that the choice be left to each local authority.
Labour, which wanted mandatory comprehensive schooling, was painted as the party of central control and uniformity.    
Conservative defence of local government prevailed until the mid-1970s.
Thereafter, the growing concern over inflation, steep rises in household rates, growth of public spending, and the activities of left-wing Labour authorities led the Conservatives to search for economy.
This culminated in the imposition of far-reaching controls.
The containment of public spending has won out over <head>local</head>choice; reducing the state in this area has meant central government rolling back the local state.    
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40150" docsrc="bnc_CS0_148">
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Fortunately, since both cases can be argued persuasively, we can ignore these contentious reflections of academic imperialism and simply note the more striking differences in emphasis in the work of those who study man under these rival, though sometimes combined, banners.
Distinctions exist both in the kinds of problems that are selected for study and in the manner in which they are tackled.        
THE PARTICIPATING OBSERVER    
Let us take methods first.
The modern social anthropologist relies heavily on the research procedure known as &bquo;participant observation&equo;.
This requires him to immerse himself as thoroughly as he can in the life of the community he is trying to understand.
He must know the local language sufficiently well to follow what is going on round him and to record it with accuracy and subtlety.
Within the limitations imposed by his hosts and his own inhibitions and scruples, the anthropologist has to mix in with <head>local</head>  society and become the life and soul of the party.
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40153" docsrc="bnc_CJK_682">
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 Easily Accessible  : There are several walks beginning directly from the hotel, and the ever popular South Down Way starts within 4 miles.
Parham House, an Elizabethan mansion with fine grounds, is only 4 miles away.
The Chalk Pits Museum, 6 miles away, is a fascinating industrial heritage centre with demonstrations by craftsmen &mdash; blacksmiths, potters, boat builders, and an exhibition of tools, all within the beautiful setting of the Arun Valley.
Eight miles away you can visit the magnificent Arundel Castle, which originated in Norman times and was rebuilt by the Duke of Norfolk in the 1870s.
Nearby is the Heritage Museum of local history and the Wildfowl Trust bird sanctuary.
Twelve miles away at Goodwood, you can visit the racecourse, stately home, and country park.
Brighton and Chichester are easily reached for a day trip.    
 <head>Local</head>Activities  : walks, golf, fishing.        
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<instance id="local.40157" docsrc="bnc_CJK_72">
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The walk from Boscastle to Tintagel (3 miles away) takes you through spectacular coastal scenery.
Another, from the harbour to St Juliot's Church through the delightful Valency Valley (where Thomas Hardy courted his Emma), is particularly lovely in spring, when you tread upon a carpet of bluebells and primroses.
The whole area is steeped in legend and history.
Boscastle itself has long been associated with smuggling and witchcraft, and today has a witchcraft museum.
At Camelford (Tennyson's Camelot) you can visit the North Cornwall Museum and the ancient stone circles.
Tintagel with its ruined castle is closely associated with the legend of King Arthur.    
 <head>Local</head>Activities  : Walks, surfing, golf, diving, fishing, bird-watching, pleasure boat trips, sandy beaches.        
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</instance>

<instance id="local.40162" docsrc="bnc_APE_1016">
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The impact of such variations in party competition should never be overlooked when analysing the outcome of local elections.          
Discussion    
The data we have examined suggest that the poll tax was not itself the prime cause of the variation in results either between types of local authority or individual councils.
Labour's inability to make progress in London as a whole compared with 1986 disguised sharp differences between the boroughs.
However, apart from the exceptional cases of Wandsworth and Westminster, there is no  prima facie   evidence that borough determined reactions to the poll tax can explain the performance of the parties.
Outside London there was a strong swing to Labour regardless of either political control or the level of the community charge.    
Having said that, there were <head>local</head>influences at work which had a bearing on the result in particular boroughs and districts.
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<instance id="local.40166" docsrc="bnc_AP5_381">
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Trends throughout Europe are broadly similar, although the United Kingdom has, after Germany, the highest proportion of the population aged 60 and over.
Life expectancy in the United Kingdom, for both sexes, is, however, slightly below average for the whole European Community.
Excluding Belgium, the United Kingdom has the second lowest life expectancy for females in the Community, but as Table 3 demonstrates, the differences are small.
The countries with the highest proportions of people over 60 and 80, and the longest life expectancy are highlighted.        
Regional Variations    
The 1981 Census found broadly similar patterns in the overall proportions of elderly persons living in England, Scotland and Wales.
But great regional variations were apparent.    
Population estimates for <head>local</head>government areas in England and Wales in 1988 provided an average 18.4% of the population of pensionable age.
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<instance id="local.30037" docsrc="wsj_1309.mrg_4">
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Both have been raised at least 30 % in recent years, even while the price
of gasoline has fallen.  Dragging Prop. 13 into this story is a pretty long
stretch.  A series of explosions tore through the huge Phillips Petroleum
Co. plastics plant near here, injuring more than a hundred and closing
parts of the Houston Ship Channel.  There were no immediate reports of
deaths, but officials said a number of workers were still unaccounted for
last night.  The Bartlesville, Okla., oil company late yesterday still had
n't said officially what caused the explosions and fires, which sent
columns of heavy black smoke billowing high into the air.  One
<head>local</head> Phillips manager said a seal blew in one of the
plant's reactors.
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In our one-day workshop, stencil expert Helen Morris, who runs a successful stencil loan service and shop, will teach you how to cut stencils and then apply them to various materials such as walls, fabrics and furniture, using stencil paint, spray paint and crayons.    
As the work tends to be a bit messy you'll need to wear old clothes and bring some overalls or an apron with you.    
You will take home a goodie-bag, worth about &pound;20, containing all the materials you have used during the day, including brushes and stencils, along with several helpful leaflets.      
FACT FILE    
 Location:   Attractive converted farm buildings in a rural setting, near Stamfordham, about 14 miles from Newcastle-upon-Tyne; the nearest BR station is Corbridge.
 Dates:    .
 Number on each course:   Eight to 10.
 Hours:   9.30 am to 4.30 pm or later.
 Cost:   The special price of &pound;50 includes all <head>materials</head> , a cooked lunch (all vegetarian food), coffee and refreshments.
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<instance id="material.40011" docsrc="bnc_CEG_1320">
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These laminated woods were simply ordinary timber cut up and glued together again.
There existed, however, a distressing class of material known as &bquo;improved woods&equo; which had very much the properties and fate that one would expect from so hubristic a name.
In these materials the wood was impregnated to a greater or less extent with a resin and then compressed to a considerably higher density.
The intention was that the mechanical properties would be thereby improved; they were, but generally only in proportion to the increase in density, at the same time much of the toughness of wood was lost.
Worst of all, they liked to swell back to their original dimensions in water and this swelling was generally unpredictable and irreversible.
To be fair, these <head>materials</head> performed a useful function for a time in the propellers of Spitfires and similar aircraft.    
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<instance id="material.40016" docsrc="bnc_CTW_835">
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The marginal impact on the local economy left few traces on the record.
The condition of the people of Hartfield, Hawksborough and Shoyswell hundreds differed from that of the rest of the region only in so far as the usual string of &pound;1 assessments was balanced in each of them by one of the very few three-figure ones (see Table 2.17).
Jobs were certainly created, but generally as by-employments, and limited in number.
Big undertakings like Sheffield and Worth only required twenty or thirty men each, and of course for just a few weeks at a time.
Furnace construction naturally provided opportunities: a fair number of men, mainly of the smallholding and labouring type, fetched <head>materials</head>     and performed other services during the building of Panningridge in 1542 &mdash; 3.    
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<instance id="material.40025" docsrc="bnc_AR7_495">
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A lightweight road shoe remains a lightweight road shoe, a cross-country shoe stays a cross-country shoe.
In theory, you can convert a road shoe to cross-country shoe or vice versa, but as midsoles and uppers are not designed for such changes, it would not always to wise to try to.    
Turn around times for replacing a standard outsole can be as low as 30 minutes, but even when more complicated adjustments and corrections have to be made, shoes are usually back on your feet the same day.
So, there is no reason to blame a resole for lost training time.    
If economics are on your mind, there should be no choice.
Resoling is markedly cheaper than a new pair of shoes.
A new sole will cost from &pound;7&ndash;&pound;15, depending on the <head>material</head> used, or about &pound;4 for only a heel replacement.    
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<instance id="material.40032" docsrc="bnc_ALJ_334">
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Everyone else sounded pained and crazy enough.    
He stood back and watched.
Someone started singing &bquo;Oranges and Lemons&equo;, and everybody joined in.
Clive was surprised that he remembered the words.
All those years of  Listen With Mother   must have sunk in.    
&bquo;Oranges and lemons,    
Say the bells of St Clements,    
I owe you five farthings,    
Say the bells of St Martins&hellip;&equo;        
Amelia was in there, jostling and tugging with the worst of them.
And Anders, showing off his strength by tearing only at the thick <head>material</head> of Nina's suit.
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The nature and quantity of protein adsorbed depends upon the fluid in question, and varies according to the type of surface.
It also determines the course of subsequent events occurring at the surface, such as platelet adhesion-activation for blood contacting devices, or bacterial adhesion, encrustation and blockage for urinary catheters.
While certain proteins cause these effects to a less extent than others, it is generally considered that uncontrolled adsorption of protein on surfaces in large amounts is undesirable if the surface is to be biocompatible.
As a first stage  in vitro   screen for biocompatibility of materials, a protein adsorption test is therefore important.
For <head>materials</head> which come into contact with blood, a specific test for fibrinogen adsorption is particularly important because this protein binds in large quantities to synthetic surfaces and is a major platelet-binding protein.
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<instance id="material.40039" docsrc="bnc_A19_155">
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&bquo;The critical current calculated is already higher than the critical current first reported for the high-temperature superconducting materials based on copper-oxide compounds,&equo; says George Gruner, director of UCLA's Solid State Science Centre.    
Researchers have also measured the response of the superconducting properties of a potassium-doped buckyball compound to changes in pressure &mdash; one of the fundamental measurements of any new superconductor, as it sets immediate constraints on the theoretical interpretations of the material's behaviour.    
Results showed that as pressure was increased, critical temperature of the material dropped dramatically, a behaviour opposite to that predicted.
In general, increasing the pressure on a <head>material</head> pushes atoms together, stiffening the lattice.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40042" docsrc="bnc_CBX_1088">
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Titles include the  Concise Oxford Dictionary, Oxford Thesaurus,   Chambers'  Science and Technology Library,   the Michelin  Main Cities Europe   and the  Time Out    London Guide.   
&bquo;The first few hundred that sold were probably bought by what we call technophiles &mdash; people who are crazy to get new stuff &mdash; but since then it's moved out.&equo;
Mr Ayscough regards business people as one of the safest major markets.    
Time will tell whether there is widespread demand for the Discman and the other formats.
In some respects they are clearly superior to normal books, for example they have database cross-referencing facilities ordinary volumes lack.    
But lovers of novels in everyday ink and print can take heart from the fact that electronic book publishing lends itself best to reference <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40049" docsrc="bnc_ADX_2040">
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The artist has thus become a God, privileged to breathe life into otherwise inanimate material, paint, clay, metal or stone.        
The making of things    
Modern art is motivated by the idea of  art for creativity's sake  , energising an intrinsic life force and asserting independence of both artist and observer.
The artist is involved in the manufacture of things, individual things: like the works of Modigliani, or Kupka, or de Kooning, de Sta&euml;l, Matisse, Moore, Braque, Mir&oacute;, Picasso, Bacon, Rothko, Newman, Kline&hellip;
Vasareley!    
Modern art is directed at a public largely untutored in the fine arts amidst a rapid expansion of the means of communication.
Attempts to energise old <head>materials</head> by bringing them together in new ways compete with experiments in new materials, such as electronics and rapid hardening plastics.
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The First Period of the Created God    
It follows from the First Premise introduced at the beginning of this chapter, that it must be an article of belief in the Created God that this first pre-life period in the story of the universe made no contribution to the creation of the God which was to be born, as was mankind, out of the life to come, except that it may have been the source of the basic origin of life.
The existence or otherwise of this origin is, as yet, unknown in this twentieth century, and may remain so forever.
It is of no consequence once it is accepted that the God to serve humanity originated at the moment that life first became manifest, and combined with the <head>material</head> of the universe to start the long process of producing living creatures with the capacity to enjoy life and all that that involves.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40060" docsrc="bnc_CFT_790">
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Post your priority order form with a cheque or postal order to Complete Essentials, Freepost, 139 Clapham Road, London SW   EE.
Do not forget there is no stamp needed.        
DELIVERY    
The fastest free mail order delivery service in the UK ensures your goods will normally be despatched within 24 hours of our receiving your order.
Should you want to return anything, for any reason, it's no problem.
If you have any queries our team will be happy to help.
Please call them on  .              
SEASHORE SHELL    
The shell suit is such a great idea in sportswear.
The name shell comes from the double layer of material.
It gives the warmth without the bulk and the lightweight <head>material</head> ensures smooth base for the Egyptian influenced pastel patterned print.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40066" docsrc="bnc_A79_191">
<context>
The only enduring solution to this problem is the replacement of the mortar fillet and soakers with a carefully installed sheet-lead stepped flashing.    
Asphalt was often used as a flat-roof surface in older buildings in locations where it was appreciated that a sheet-metal covering would prove unsuitable because of the very large area of roof or where regular foot traffic was anticipated.
It was also used as the finish for small or irregularly shaped subsidiary roofs over bays and porches, etc.
Where it was used to coat a sloping surface, it is likely that defects will emerge, inviting water penetration, because the material tends to &bquo;creep&equo; under its self-weight.
This property is intensified by the action of sunlight on the asphalt.
As the <head>material</head> becomes hotter, it regains the capacity to flow which characterised it molten state at the time of its installation.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40071" docsrc="bnc_B77_1209">
<context>
Simons' group has also demonstrated that several other viruses, including influenza virus, also follow the entry path used by the Semliki Forest virus.
If this route proves to be common to many animal viruses it might point to new ways in which viral infections could be attacked with drugs.    
Viruses often seem to enter bacterial cells by a completely different process in which the viral protein remains on the outside of the bacterial membrane while the genetic material is &bquo;injected&equo; into the cell.
Viruses get inside plant cells mainly by direct entry at sites of cell damage, often caused by the piercing mouthparts of insects and other animals that carry the viruses.    
Once inside an animal, cell viruses usually disintegrate into separated protein molecules and genetic <head>material</head> (C).
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40076" docsrc="bnc_CEK_4882">
<context>
The book has 300 designs, each with artist's impression, floor plan and room dimensions.    
More people are abandoning the big developers for the joys of DIY.
It saves money and you end up with exactly the house you want.    
But while it is easy working out how many bedrooms and bathrooms you want, arranging them into an attractive plan that suits your site is another matter entirely.    
Armor helps with suggestions for almost every site and home size.
Designs range from two-bedroom holiday bungalows to six-bedroom family homes.    
If you can't find just what you want, there is plenty of scope for fiddling with the basic plans.    
The book also looks at costings, <head>materials</head> , design features plus the legal and financial angles of building your own home.        
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40079" docsrc="bnc_C9K_1077">
<context>
But there's life in the old dogs yet, and the latest album, &bquo;Revenge&equo;, finds the band in committed rock mode with a surprisingly hard-edged collection of songs.
The line-up now includes whizzkid guitarist Bruce Kulick and newcomer on drums Eric Singer who, amongst other credits, held down the stool in Gary Moore's &bquo;After The War&equo; band.    
&bquo;Revenge&equo; is well on the way to taking us to that point where we want to be,&equo; explained the one-time axe-wielding, fire-breathing bassman.
&bquo;We tried to keep our noses close to the ground &mdash; sometimes knowing too much is not good.
If we wanted to, we could write a safer form of music, and we have done in the past &mdash; ballads like  Beth  , or other more pop-related, radio-friendly attractive <head>material</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40082" docsrc="bnc_B71_404">
<context>
Last month's record-breaking talks between OPEC members (it was their longest meeting) did not increase the amount of recoverable oil in the world, all it did was lower costs about &dollar;30 a barrel.
Oil will go up in price again.
In turn, the increase will add to the value of current research into alternatives, such as coal.    
Last century, most materials for the chemicals industry were derived from coal tar, made by heating coal to high temperatures in the absence of air and distilling out the volatile products.
This is a complex, variable mixture and the efficiency of conversion is very low.
Coal-tar technology could not cope with the huge expansion in the chemical industry that took place after the Second World War.
Instead, the petrochemicals industry turned to oil as a raw <head>material</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40087" docsrc="bnc_CLT_1088">
<context>
Gravel    
About 10lb (5kg) per square foot of tank base.    
Rocks    
A few well chosen pieces are more effective than crowded look.    
Bogwood    
As with rocks.    
Plants    
20 small plants per square foot looks densely planted.          
WHAT ON EARTH IS?      
A    
 Aquascaping   arranging the decor <head>materials</head> to give a pleasing underwater scene.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40093" docsrc="bnc_B2X_109">
<context>
For example, reading time and related on-line measures can be used to determine the relative speed of reference resolution (cf Garrod &amp; Sanford 1982 for an application to plural anaphora).
Alternatively, subjects can be invited to write continuation sentences after a sentence of interest, and the incidence of plural or singular anaphoric pronouns in the continuations can be used as an index of preference.
These two methods are not equivalent, since the time-scales over which reading time integration and generation of a continuation take place are different.
In the experiment below, we use the continuation method in order to see which variables lead to preferences for singular or plural reference.            
EXPERIMENT      
Method      
Design and <head>materials</head>    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40100" docsrc="bnc_ASR_1341">
<context>
Walking around the base of an active cone erupting these bombs is a bit like walking around a battlefield, with spent rounded cannonball bombs and shattered fragments of cannonballs lying around, and many big battered boulders exhibiting the bruises of a long volcanic siege.
Every few minutes a fresh fusillade of whirring bombs hurtles downwards to smash into the debris below, compelling the observer to stop walking idly around and take cover.    
Surtseyan Eruptions    
In chapter three it was mentioned that the effect of getting large volumes of water mixed up in a volcanic eruption is to make it more violent.    
Not surprisingly, one result of this is that the pyroclastic <head>material</head> erupted in a Surtseyan eruption is much more highly fragmented than that in a similar basaltic eruption taking place on land, and this in turn means that the deposits produced contain a much greater proportion of very small particles than their Strombolian counterparts.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40108" docsrc="bnc_AMC_148">
<context>
From there I went to the Registration Room, where the intercepts were arranged in categories according to frequencies and call-signs.
When the messages were decoded they emerged as apparently meaningless blocks of letters, and these were passed on to the linguists in Hut 3 who turned   them into intelligible German.
The translated intercepts were sifted, but not evaluated, and then submitted to the War Cabinet and the Chiefs of Staff.
But all the information garnered was kept.
Brian Johnson in  The Secret War   describes the volume of <head>material</head> with which Bletchley had to deal: &bquo;Nothing was too small; everything, however trivial, was collated and filed in a huge card-index containing hundreds of thousands of names, units, postings, supply requisitions, details of promotions, courts martial and leave of absence.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40113" docsrc="bnc_B72_475">
<context>
These can be obtained easily in production line equipment.
Today synthetic diamonds are commercially available in a range of sizes up to the present maximum, the de Beers &bquo;Synthetic Rotary Dresser&equo; stones, which have a weight of 2 milligram, (equivalent to a cubic diamond of 0.8 mm edge).    
Some 20 tonnes of synthetic diamond are now being produced annually throughout the world.
Exact figures are not available, either because of commercial secrecy or, in the case of the USSR, &bquo;state security&equo;.
Most of this production is bought for working materials.
For example, tungsten carbide tools, used extensively for machining steel, are themselves shaped by diamond tool-pieces.
Slabs of rock cut from quarries arc formed into building <head>materials</head> using diamond-tipped saw blades.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40117" docsrc="bnc_C9V_376">
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After the third trituration such substances became soluble, and dilution was then continued using the water/alcohol diluent.
At each stage of the dilution Hahnemann subjected his solutions to a succession of powerful shocks by bringing the vials in which they were contained down hard several times on to a firm surface.
He did this, presumably, to ensure that the solutions were thoroughly mixed before proceeding to the next dilution.
This resulted in each solution being subjected to a series of powerful sharp shocks &mdash; a process which he termed succussion.    
 The concept of potency  .
To his surprise Hahnemann discovered that remedies prepared in this way often became more powerful therapeutic agents than the original starting <head>materials</head> &mdash; a purely empirical observation.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40125" docsrc="bnc_BMK_1215">
<context>
Several devices that have been successful in modern surgery include hip replacements, contact and intraocular lenses, heart pacemakers and so on.    
There are many reasons why the surgical reconstruction of man is so difficult, but the majority of these are encompassed within two broad conceptual problems.
The first of these concerns the difficulty of replacing or augmenting tissues that are living, highly organised but dynamically responsive and structurally complex materials with synthetic materials that are non-living and structurally naive and unresponsive.
Fortunately this does not seem to matter too much in some applications &mdash;  eg   amalgams are used to replace dentine, polymethylmethacrylate replaces the lens of the eye and titanium replaces the bone of the femur.
However, success will always be limited until we are able to provide <head>materials</head> that are far more like those they are replacing.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40129" docsrc="bnc_CBF_7740">
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&bquo;It was a timebomb just waiting to be ignited,&equo; said a source.
&bquo;Even if there was no restoration going on the castle fire service should have been informed this stuff was being stored in the chapel.&equo;    
The official report says no one was to blame for the fire, which started after a halogen lamp overheated near a curtain.    
But just 6ft away, it is claimed dozens of beakers and containers used to mix cleaning liquids, the remains of paint brushes, a paint box and a palette knife, were discovered.    
&bquo;The castle fire brigade knew nothing about it,&equo; said the source.    
&bquo;All these items were found in the Queen's private chapel and are not mentioned in the official report.    
&bquo;<head>Material</head> must have been impregnated with the liquid and it would not have helped put the fire out.&equo;    
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<instance id="material.40132" docsrc="bnc_B1J_657">
<context>
Finding the words for ears of children    
&bquo;YOU always get something to take away with you in the Children's Address.&equo;
I have often heard this said as a last-ditch attempt by adults to find consolation or uplift from a dreich church service or one in which the sermon was the dominant factor and was long-winded or incomprehensible or both.    
This takeaway sermonette is usually tucked away after the opening prayer and before the second hymn, during which the children leave church (in the months when Sunday School is in session).
In the summer months when there is no Sunday School there are sometimes no children.
The minister is then faced with the task of keeking to see during that prayer whether there are enough potential listeners to justify proceedings with his prepared <head>material</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40139" docsrc="bnc_A19_300">
<context>
Most exciting is creation of a &bquo;Bose-Einstein&equo; condensate &mdash; a weird state of matter, predicted by Einstein and the Indian physicist Satyendranath Bose, where individual atoms lose their identity and merge into a kind of atomic soup.    
When asked what temperature at which this transformation would occur, Wieman commented: &bquo;It depends on the density and the number of atoms in your trap, the more atoms you've got, the higher the temperature.
We're at one millionth of a degree above absolute zero.
We need to get between ten and a hundred times lower&equo;.        
Design opens up fast SiGe devices    
Researchers at IBM have built an experimental p-channel mosfet that uses both silicon and germanium and delivers high performance.
Scientist believe the device &mdash; which makes use of novel design and new <head>materials</head> &mdash; could lay the ground for a promising future for silicon-germanium transistors in future chips.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40144" docsrc="bnc_CE4_166">
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There are several types of tweezer on the market, so experiment with different lengths and shapes to see which suits you best.
I would recommend first trying a pair of tweezers that are intended for stamp collectors, as these have slightly rounded ends, are longer than normal and can be far easier to use.    
 Craft knives   can be useful for trimming pieces of pressed material if they are too large or the wrong shape.
I use a very small one that looks like a pencil or pen.    
 Perspex rulers   are invaluable.
An 18-cm (6-in) ruler is not only used for its measuring abilities when framing designs, but also if you are working directly on to a    piece of <head>material</head> rather than card, it is easy to slip the ruler under the fabric when you sign your picture.    
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<instance id="material.40148" docsrc="bnc_B74_1328">
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One area to which this drew Reaumur was iron and steel manufacture.
He conducted a lengthy series of experiments on the conversion of iron into steel, from which he concluded &mdash; contrary to conventional wisdom &mdash; that steel owed its properties not to its exceptional purity, but to the presence of impurities.    
Reaumur was concerned also with trying to make cast iron less brittle.
At the time, iron castings were often unreliable if subjected to stress, as in a gun barrel for example.
Reaumur knew that steel is more brittle than pure iron and connected this with the impurities in it.
He postulated that the brittleness of cast iron resulted from its even greater degree of impurity.    
He experimented with <head>materials</head> which, when heated with cast iron, might combine with some of these impurities.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40151" docsrc="bnc_CJG_1188">
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The reader's neck and shoulders are bent and tense, postural faults easily   develop, and the whole process of reading is made tiring and uncomfortable.
These are not trivial discomforts.
It is interesting to try reading in this position oneself for a minimum of ten minutes in order to appreciate its inefficiency, and to experience the uncomfortable and tiring effects of doing so.
Close work is not in itself detrimental to sight and need not be discouraged, but it should be undertaken in a comfortable position and with appropriate task lighting.
An adjustable reading stand is an essential piece of equipment for pupils who need to work at a close range.
This needs to be placed at the angle which gives the best support for the <head>material</head> being used in relation to the pupil's vision, and some initial experimenting with different angles of work may be needed in order to settle on this.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40154" docsrc="bnc_CMF_90">
<context>
This short review of the changing styles of sociological research has inevitably left out a great deal, much of which will be discussed elsewhere in this book.
For example, the well&rehy;established tradition of &bquo;community studies&equo;, which involves a researcher or a team of researchers using a wide variety of methods to study a whole community, has been producing work in both Britain and the USA almost continuously since the 1920s.
It has been relatively unaffected, in terms of output, by the changing fashions and styles outlined above.
Furthermore, nothing has yet been said about all the research that does not depend on the collection of data by the sociologist (primary data) but instead makes use of secondary data &mdash; the wealth of <head>material</head> already available from other sources, such as government statistics, personal diaries, newspapers, and other kinds of information.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40159" docsrc="bnc_CEG_116">
<context>
At this stage we need not worry too much whether the material is glassy or crystalline and all we really need to know about the solid is the Young's modulus and the surface energy.
The two layers of atoms are initially x metres apart and so the strain energy per square metre for a stress s causing a strain e will be:     But Hooke's law says:   So, putting in   for  e  :   Strain energy per square metre =      
If  G   is the surface energy of the solid per square metre, then the total surface energy of the two new fracture surfaces would be 2  G   per sq.
metre.    
We now suppose that, at our theoretical strength, the whole of the strain energy between any two layers of atoms is potentially convertible to surface energy, then:   so:      
Actually, this is a bit optimistic because we have assumed that the <head>material</head> will go on obeying Hooke's law right up to failure.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40163" docsrc="bnc_BNL_730">
<context>
One spark and the whole of your week's washing could start a conflagration.    
Never stand over an open fire as Victorian fathers used to do.
A spark can just as easily set light to your clothes as it can to a dryer full of washing.      
Make sure that you do not leave newspapers or magazines on top of open heaters.    
Always put out an open fire before going to bed.    
Do not put fluffy rugs in front of open fires, where they are in the direct line of sparks.    
Do not try to draw up an open fire with a sheet of newspaper.
Nine times out of ten it will catch fire in your hands.    
Do not throw rubbish onto an open fire in the living room.
Many packaging <head>materials</head> contain highly flammable substances that could make a fire suddenly flare up.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40168" docsrc="bnc_B73_2299">
<context>
Planks and logs are being saturated, not with water but with aqueous solutions of heat-setting resins.
The saturated planks are autoclaved under pressure; as their internal water boils to compressed steam, the resin is deposited around the fibres of the wood.
Then the sample is explosively decompressed.
The wood fibres are blown apart, but remain glued together at many individual points by the set resin, or connected by viscous strings of it if it has not quite set.
The result will be a wonderful new &bquo;puffed wood&equo;.    
Puffed wood should be mainly expanded across the grain.
The fibres will not lengthen much, but will spread apart laterally.
The new <head>material</head> will have the lightness and rigidity of expanded polystyrene, but with much of the fibrous strength of wood, especially as it is internally resin-reinforced.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40172" docsrc="bnc_ARE_65">
<context>
The explanation of this furrow was discovered in the 1960s and restored the reputation of a German geophysicist who proposed a hypothesis which most people disregarded.    
Alfred Wegener was a keen thinker and a daring pioneer.
In 1915 he wrote: The Origin of Continents and Oceans.
The claims he made went directly against traditional thought.
His theory was ridiculed and dismissed.    
However, several people before him &mdash; Francis Bacon even &mdash; had been struck by the amazing correspondence between the coastlines of the African and South American continents.    
This, Wegener explained, was because the continents were not fixed, but drifted like ships on the earth's surface.
And that whereas the earth's actual mantle, which appears on the ocean floor, consists of heavy rocks &mdash; predominantly silicon and magnesium (sima) &mdash; the continents are made of lighter <head>material</head> : igneous rocks and crystalline schists (sial).    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40177" docsrc="bnc_AYK_1537">
<context>
There is no point in reading quickly, however, unless you are able at the same time to take in the meaning of what you are reading.    
If you are someone who would find it helpful to be able to read and study more quickly, here are some tips to help you:    
1.      
Before you even open the book, make sure that you are comfortable.
You need a seat which supports your back and the book should be at the right distance from your eyes (the optimum reading distance is between 15 and 22 inches from your eyes).
Although you should not be cold, it is better to have a room which is cool rather than too warm in order to avoid feeling sleepy.      
2.      
You will only be able to absorb a certain amount of information at a time.
If you wish to be able to learn and remember what you read, divide the <head>material</head> into reasonable sections before you begin.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40181" docsrc="bnc_B1M_776">
<context>
It's a message this generation has taken to heart, and enormous sums of money are now spent every year on washing powders, bleaches, conditioners, washing-up-liquids, scouring creams, disinfectants, fresheners and so on.
But what is the environmental cost of all these products?    
Via sink, bath or lavatory, all these cleaners disappear down the drain and that usually leads to the sewer, on to sewage treatment plant and from there to sea or river.
There are now serious environmental concerns about a whole range of chemicals that go into these cleaners, and the detrimental effect that some of them may be having on wildlife in rivers and shorelines.        
WHAT'S IN DETERGENTS?    
Now that voluntary agreements among manufacturers have been implemented, washing powders have lists of ingredients displayed on the packaging so one can see, just like foodstuffs, what they are made of.
The function of cleaning <head>materials</head> is, of course, to remove dirt and stains.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40185" docsrc="bnc_ATA_373">
<context>
At the back of Radway's enquiry into women's romance reading lies a question about the political impact of such activity.
Is reading the romance a politically progressive or politically reactionary move?
Yet the women Radway interviews are not presented explicitly with this question.
The questions Radway asks about the romance focus on form, to the exclusion of broader political questions.
These women are not being asked to give their views on the position of women in society, abortion rights, state funding for   cr&egrave;ches  , etc.
They  are   being asked directly about their leisure time reading.
Inevitably what they have to say about texts looks apolitical.
They have not   recognised the hidden agenda.
To extrapolate what they might say about women's experience under patriarchy on the basis of comments about the reading <head>material</head> they choose is quite a leap.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40188" docsrc="bnc_B33_217">
<context>
Although queries and complaints are relatively few, a comprehensive record is vital if legal action is taken.
The solicitor's defence is only   as   good as the quality of the information in the written documents.    
Medical records are also useful in helping the student to learn about all aspects of a patient's care.
The value of a doctor's notes is greatly enhanced if the information is concisely presented.
Problem-orientated medical records (POMR) are now used by many doctors.
This system, devised by Weed (1969) complements the problem-solving approach used in nursing care planning.    
Information of current interest or related to the ward learning programme can be presented in a display form.
A notice board   placed in a suitable part of the ward is useful for presenting learning <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40193" docsrc="bnc_AN3_1098">
<context>
The     large numbers who are unable to find regular work are not seen as a phenomenon characteristic of underdevelopment, but part of the capitalist division of labour and, therefore, a similar feature to the industrialisation process of European countries, differing in terms of quantity rather than quality.
For Marx, however, the function of the reserve army of labour was keeping wages low and, to this end, the absolute size of the reserve army need not be very great.
The high numbers and continuing growth of this sector in Latin America would suggest that concepts of European analysis are not sufficient.    
This sector has also been referred to by some as a lumpenproletariat.
The implication here is that these workers have rejected the dominant values of society and are made up of criminals, prostitutes, drug-addicts and other drop-outs (Lloyd 1982).
This image clearly does not correspond with the <head>material</head> presented so far in this chapter.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40196" docsrc="bnc_APV_2199">
<context>
 Conveyor belting  : Although often part of heavy machinery, belting demands its own method.
This method may be different from the machine of which it is part.
In all cases, except where specifically allowed by the belt manufacturer, solvent based cleaners, alkalis and acids should be avoided as they may denature the belting substance.
Also chlorine liberating agents should be avoided as they have a similar   effect.
Pressure jetting can physically damage belting as can abrasive or scraping techniques.
Any method used therefore invariably involves the use of a detergent solution, either spray or brush applied, followed by scrubbing and rinsing.
This is one application where the use of amphoteric detergents may be justified.    
Slatted conveyors may be cleaned by whatever method is most suitable for the constructional <head>material</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40200" docsrc="bnc_BMC_3215">
<context>
 PICKWICK &mdash; &bquo;IMP Masters&equo;   is now effectively Pickwick's full (i.e. mid-) price label.
Some 26 titles only, it's largely a mixed bag of solo piano and chamber music, but there is an interesting orchestral disc of music by Joachim, Felicity Lott singing  Liederkreis   and  Frauenliebe und Leben  , and Stravinsky's  Rite of Spring   (Boston Philharmonic?
Benjamin Zander) complete with Rex Lawson's pianola version based on Stravinsky's original tempi, which are faster than we are accustomed to.    
 PILZ (ACANTA)   &mdash; I wrote at some length about this German newcomer in last month's review of budget labels.
Pilz's midprice offering comes on the  &bquo;Acanta&equo;   label, and consists of Fono Team <head>material</head> acquired by Rainer Pilz.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40205" docsrc="bnc_ARC_300">
<context>
The Burnham Committee, which had since the First World War been responsible for determining the salaries of teachers, now produced a unified scheme, making no formal distinction between the remuneration of teachers in Primary, secondary modern, or grammar schools.
Serious attempts were made to level up the resources for secondary modem schools, in order to make them comparable with grammar schools, and so achieve that parity to which Ellen Wilkinson was openly committed.
In the county of Kent, for example, in 1938 the expenditure per pupil in central schools (in effect, senior elementary schools attempting to provide a serious alternative to the grammar schools) was only one-half of that for each grammar-school pupil.
By 1948, in the same county, the proportion for secondary moderns had risen to three-quarters.    
Nevertheless, the gap remained wide.
It was calculated that 170 per cent more on books and other educational <head>materials</head> was spent on grammar than on secondary-modern pupils.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40210" docsrc="bnc_CLT_982">
<context>
Most community fish come from tropical streams and backwaters, and if we simulate this habitat we can meet their needs and ours.      
How can I make a glass box look like a stream?    
The best way is to decorate it with the materials found in nature, and attempt to soften the overall box shape.    
You can lessen the effect of a rectangular box with a printed background scene depicting water plants, plain green or blue paper, or paint.
All of these go on the  outside of   the rear glass.
They also conceal electrical wiring, filter tubes, and any other clutter behind the tank.    
You can further reduce the boxy look of the tank by disguising the inside back corners with decor material.        
What <head>materials</head> are suitable for tank decor?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.40213" docsrc="bnc_AC9_931">
<context>
Even so, the resulting error term is still typically plus/minus 5&ndash;10 per cent of the age, at the 68 per cent confidence level (see glossary).
However, occasionally, if it proves impossible to measure any one of the factors in the age equation accurately, no TL date for a site may be obtained at all.        
Other TL-datable materials    
For a sample to be datable by TL it has to be crystalline but non-metallic.
It also has to have some mechanism by which the latent TL signal is zeroed   that can be related to an archaeological or geological event of interest.
Thus, for pottery dating, quartz and feldspars satisfy the initial criteria, and the zeroing mechanism is the firing of the ceramic.
Heat also resets the TL clock in a range of other <head>materials</head> :    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40218" docsrc="bnc_CD3_900">
<context>
The 1690s saw the end of the formal representation of the shroud in funerary sculpture with the commissioning in 1694 of the Catesby monument at Whiston, Northamptonshire.
Erected in 1700 it takes the form of two busts on a wide plinth, flanked by Ionic columns and surmount by a pediment.
Thomas Catesby wears semi-formal day-clothes with a full wig; however, Mrs Catesby sports a daring shift &mdash; loose, and rather too low-cut for decency in the tomb &mdash; and an  &agrave; la mode   one-piece shroud with attached top-knotted hood.
With eyes open and face smiling she appears to be unaware of the grave-clothes; it is as if the sculptor added them against orders, his way of telling the viewer that this attractive lady was now dead.
It is difficult to judge the <head>material</head> of the shroud from its marble representation, for sculpture does not lend itself easily to such subtleties.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40222" docsrc="bnc_AS4_180">
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Whereas in most parts of England, thatched roofs were made of locally available straw, in the lowlands, especially in East Anglia, the common reed was used &mdash; the same plant which provides a home for a whole hierarchy of warblers, moths, and bees.
And very good thatch it made.
It is still often known as Norfolk reed; and in contrast to ordinary straw thatch, which has a lifetime of thirty years at most, a well-laid thatch of Norfolk reed may last as long as eighty years.
In the wettest wetlands of all grows an even tougher thatching material, one of our most ancient natural crops: the giant saw sedge  Cladium mariscus  .
This, one of the dominant plants of the undrained Fens, can still be seen on the roofs of some of the houses between Ely and Newmarket.
In some cases this most durable, but increasingly unobtainable, <head>material</head> is used as a capping ridge to a thatch of Norfolk reed.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40226" docsrc="bnc_AM6_959">
<context>
Many kinds of reasons prevail in the drama lesson for participants &bquo;holding back&equo;.
They may not, for instance, be prepared to risk having any kind of emotional engagement (I recently worked with a group of headteachers for whom this seemed to be a problem); or they may not trust each other or the teacher; or the &bquo;hidden curriculum, of the group's own dynamics may cut across the drama's requirements (for instance if the strong natural leader within the group is not given her usual leadership function within the fiction); or the group may concentrate too hard on preparing <head>material</head> for &bquo;showing&equo; so that they miss out almost entirely on &bquo;playing the drama game&equo;; or they may dislike drama or really want to perform a play or are simply not in the mood to submit to the experience.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40229" docsrc="bnc_CD3_1324">
<context>
Mr Cole appeared before the Board and acknowledged that the Coffin was not made according to his Contract whereupon he was strongly cautioned by the Chairman as to his future conduct.        
In marked contrast is an outer case provided in 1864 by Maria Taylor, trading in Coney Street, York, as &bquo;Cabinet-maker, Upholsterer, Auctioneer, Appraiser and Undertaker&equo;, for the remains of the Seventh Earl of Carlisle.    
Handsome Outer Coffin in Spanish Mahogany covered in fine Genoa Silk Velvet, Solid brass handles &amp; time Silver breast plate to ditto engraved with Coronet and inscription          
In 1875 Francis Seymour Haden, FRCS, advocated by means of three letters to  The Times   a   disintegrating   coffin &bquo;&hellip; of some lighter permeable <head>material</head> , such as wicker or lattice-work, open at the top, and filled in with any fragrant herbaceous matters that happened to be most readily obtainable.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40232" docsrc="bnc_B0H_237">
<context>
The distinction between overseas and defence policy in 1951&ndash;5 was for Churchill almost as clear as that between the Defence Committee, which, with the Chiefs of Staff, he   used to prosecute the Second World War, and the Lord President's Committee under Anderson and Attlee, which he allowed to get on with handling the Home Front.    
Churchill, too, wanted a smaller Cabinet, one dominated by &bquo;overlords&equo; who would co-ordinate the work of clusters of departments.
He sought out members of his old winning team for the purpose.
His original idea was to appoint four peers, which is how they acquired the nickname &bquo;overlords&equo;.
One, John Anderson, Viscount Waverley, a wartime Chancellor and Lord President, was to be Lord Privy Seal and &bquo;overlord&equo; for supply and raw <head>materials</head> and of the Treasury and Board of Trade.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40235" docsrc="bnc_ACP_2311">
<context>
&bquo;I don't want to be walking down the street in ten years' time with people shouting &bquo;Loasdamoney&equo; at me,&equo; he says.
&bquo;It was bad enough at the time.
I did get a bit paranoid for a few months, stopped using the tube.
You know, you're standing there and you get, &bquo;What're you doin' on the tube, I thought you &bquo;ad loadsamoney, hur, hur.&equo; and there's nothing you can do.&equo;    
At the height of all the media fuss over a comic creation which was basically nothing more than a walking catch-phrase, it seemed as if Enfield's career was in danger of burning out before it had properly ignited.
One minute he was busking away on the cabaret circuit, the next he was on late-night TV, and then suddenly he was grinning all over the tabloids.
He barely had time to pay his dues, let alone think up any new <head>material</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40239" docsrc="bnc_BMK_491">
<context>
The JV will produce and market in Japan polymers and compounds using Himont's new Catalloy technology, as well as certain polypropylene-based advanced materials, currently manufactured and marketed by both companies.    
Again in Japan, DSM Idemitsu, a 50&ndash;50 joint venture between DSM Elastomers of the Netherlands and Idemitsu Petrochemical, have officially opened a 40 000 t pa EPDM-rubber plant in Chiba.
The plant represents a 16 000m yen investment and the EPDM-rubber, which will be based on DSM technology, will be sold mainly to the Japanese automotive industry.    
In South Korea, PQ Corporation, a US silicate manufacturer, is to produce synthetic zeolite in a joint venture with the Aekyung Group.
The Aekyung-PQ Advanced <head>Materials</head> plant is being built with government incentives.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40243" docsrc="bnc_CR7_2379">
<context>
Managers often talk about fundamental re-examinations of their business, but most of the improvements they attempt are incremental.
Questioning everything a company does is usually too risky and confronts too many entrenched interests among managers and employees to be worth doing unless a firm is in dire trouble.
By then a complete overhaul is often too late to be of much use.    
Similarly, managers in nearly every industry have learned from Japanese firms to look at quality control and inventory management as continuous processes, rather than discrete tasks.
But aside from these two areas, most companies still operate with thousands of specialists who are judged and rewarded by how well they perform their separate functions &mdash; with little knowledge, or concern, about how these fit into the complex process of turning raw <head>materials</head> , capital and labour into a product or service.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40246" docsrc="bnc_CFT_3065">
<context>
A dual density compression moulded E.V.A.
midsole with a &bquo;Gel&equo; pad in the heel offers good cushioning.
The shoe has a blown rubber outer sole with a carbon rubber heel pad.
The external heel counter and harder section of the midsole on the medial side of the shoes inhibits over pronation.
Excellent value at this reduced price.          
THE SWEAT SHOP    
We're good sports at the Sweat Shop          
life in the fast lane    
SUB-FOURS BY SUB 4    
Combining the style of California with the technology of Switzerland, Sub Fours by Sub 4 are the training revolution of the '90's.    
Styling like this deserves only the best <head>materials</head> and so Sub 4 have chosen fabric containing Atrex by Arova of Switzerland.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40252" docsrc="bnc_ABA_382">
<context>
Nevertheless, they accepted the need for research into missile technology to go ahead in parallel with aircraft development.
With Australian collaboration, the Woomera Rocket Range was established in 1947 in the South Australian desert west of Adelaide with a telemetered track over the uninhabited heart of the continent to the Indian Ocean 1,250 miles away to the north west.    
The problems associated with the development of the British atomic bomb for the V-bombers to carry were of a different order of magnitude.
The effort involved was likely to overstrain Britain's available scientific, financial and <head>material</head> resources, but the Government, supported by the representations of the Chiefs of Staff, accepted the burden as an essential component of Britain's recovery as a great power.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40255" docsrc="bnc_ANR_681">
<context>
In view of the afternoon's exertions, tea-time must have been a difficult moment for tired guests, for as Princess Metternich noted: &bquo;The Empress's teas seemed to us a little drawn out and I must frankly admit that we preferred to take it in our own rooms by the fire with our friends while smoking a quiet cigarette.
One imagines that not a few may actually have seized the opportunity to indulge in a quiet sleep in preparation for the evening stint, for the dinner was formal and the occasion for full ceremonial.    
At seven o'clock all the guests assembled in an ante-room known as the  Salle des f&ecirc;tes  , to await the arrival of the Imperial couple who were announced by the Grand Chamberlain.
The Emperor wore his Court dress of black coat decorated with the sash and star of the  L&eacute;gion d'honneur  , white  culottes courtes   and white silk stockings.
The Empress wore an evening dress, usually of rich <head>material</head> , a tiara of diamonds and a  collier   of pearls.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40259" docsrc="bnc_AMN_329">
<context>
Thomas himself mentioned a figure of 600,000 cubic yards of earth moved when giving evidence at the inquest on one of his workmen killed on the site.    
The ground was largely excavated by hand, and shovelled into small tipping trucks, which were then hauled on rails by horses.4; Excavated material   from the lower level was raised to form the top of the planes and a stretch of embanked canal to connect them with the summit pound.
The subsoil strata are generally Lower Lias deposits, varying in consistency from fairly soft clay to hard shale layers.
This type of subsoil is not difficult of itself to work, but in rainy weather it breaks down easily, and so deep excavations could be very troublesome indeed.
Also, the <head>material</head> when embanked would be liable to settlement and slippage.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40262" docsrc="bnc_CN5_483">
<context>
Secondly, before the dispute ended, for each major area of the curriculum there was established a central support group with responsibility for developing exemplar and other materials   relating to the Standard Grade programme.
Some of these central support groups worked in collaboration with local support groups of teachers and others in an effort to ensure that the centrally endorsed materials were rooted in classroom experience.    
The agreement which marked the end of the dispute late in 1986 concluded that, since the preparation of teaching <head>materials</head> to support curriculum development had been a major burden on individual teachers, henceforth curriculum development should be supported by exemplars and other teacher materials prepared by secondees and voluntary working groups.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40265" docsrc="bnc_CR8_2108">
<context>
Eventually it plans to launch a high-tech home-shopping service that combines the personal service it is famed for with the convenience of a catalogue.
It will do that on television.    
Forget the faintly camp style of other home-shopping services on American television, where voluble pitchmen hawk false pearls and non-stick frying pans.
Nordstrom is working on an interactive television system in which customers will talk directly with a salesperson via their television set.
It should work something like this: the sales clerk will be visible in a small window on the screen.
The remainder of the screen will show whatever the customer is interested in buying.
An evening dress, for instance, would be modelled while the sales clerk answers questions about it, describes the <head>material</head> from which it is made and discusses the sizes and price.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40268" docsrc="bnc_ASR_1098">
<context>
Often, the initial rapid rate of flow decreases, and then the level of the lava in the canal drops, leaving the banks, or levees as they are called, standing up high and dry like walls.
&lsqb;See Fig. 3&rsqb;    
If the flow rate should increase for any reason, the lava may burst out over the levees, flooding out to form a new branch of the main flow, and this &bquo;break out&equo; will itself rapidly become established between levees.    
Solid lumps of lava also pile up in front of the advancing nose of the lava.
In the higher, hotter parts, the lava continually advances forward over this solid material, engulfing it and rolling it up like the tracks on a tank or caterpillar tractor.    
In the lower, colder parts, though, there is much more solid <head>material</head> on the surface, on the flanks and in front, and the lava can no longer simply advance over the top of the mass of its own rubble in front of it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40271" docsrc="bnc_BMH_405">
<context>
&hellip; selection should not be left to individual librarians to be based on &bquo;the mood of the speaker&equo;, and this is not happening in authorities that are recognising the need for properly thought-out selection policies based on the political policies of the local authority, together with an analysis of the local community, in the context of wider statutory provision across the authority.        
These are illuminating statements, encapsulating several important aspects of the problem of censorship and book selection.    
First of all there is the question of what part censorship plays in book selection.    
Atkins seemed not to notice that &bquo;selection policies based on the political policies of the local authority&equo; combined with his earlier statement that &bquo;censorship is the banning of <head>material</head> on political grounds&equo; inevitably means that, for this librarian at least, censorship is an admitted and major constituent of the selection process.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40274" docsrc="bnc_C9A_37">
<context>
Perhaps, it was surmised, another star had a near-miss with the sun, and supplied additional energy not accounted for in the angular momentum theory.    
One famous theory was derived from the ideas of the popular astronomers Sir James Jeans in England, and T.C. Chamberlain in the United States.
The approaching star pulled out by gravity great elongated filaments of hot material into a curved configuration, which then condensed into the planets.
This had the effect of slowing the rate of rotation as the Sun was induced to emulate the filament around it.
Perhaps, however, it was the Sun's twin star that suffered the collision with another star, leaving a large tendril of ripped-off gaseous material in the vicinity of the Sun which again would have a retarding effect on the Sun.
Another theory suggests that a supernova explosion occurred, destroying the companion sun and scattering its <head>material</head> toward our Sun.    
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40278" docsrc="bnc_CLG_542">
<context>
So it's important to fill holes and cracks in an uneven wall, then hang lining paper to provide a smooth backing.
If the material used is not opaque, the wall should also be emulsioned.      
BUYING AND HANGING TIPS    
Roll widths and lengths can vary between special effect wallcoverings.
So when buying it is wise to take along a plan of the room with all the essential measurements marked on it.l Material quantities can then be calculated in the shop.
check batch numbers on rolls to make sure each roll comes from the same batch, and that colours will match.    
When hanging these wallcoverings it is important to use the paste recommended by the manufacturer, and to check whether the paste should be applied to the back of the material or to the wall.
In most cases where the <head>material</head> has a paper backing, the backing is pasted.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40281" docsrc="bnc_CG8_52">
<context>
 the integration difference  : following on from the above, the hypertext system must work together with other programs.
Users want solutions, not hypertext systems  per se  , and the hypertext system is normally part of the solution.
Often the hypertext system is running at the same time as other systems, exchanging documents dynamically with them.    
3    
 the directed graph difference  : in hypertext the underlying structure is generally a directed graph, not a tree.    
4    
 the interlinked corpus difference  : it is more common to have several different documents open at the same time, e.g. a tutorial document that links to a reference document.
More generally, document boundaries may be blurred and a massive body of <head>material</head> may be collected together in one interlinked corpus.        
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</instance>

<instance id="material.40284" docsrc="bnc_AC9_1622">
<context>
&bquo;&hellip; upon their backs to bite 'em&equo;: Hazards of locating the collections    
The collectors of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries evidently had few qualms about braving remote and inhospitable peoples and places, and their donations to the Museum collections occasionally reflect the intimidations and perils they faced in acquiring them &mdash; precisely what Museum staff experience when confronted with some of these legacies.
Darts that are literally &bquo;dressed to kill&equo;, with curare and other nerve poisons, can be particularly difficult to handle, psychologically as well as physically.
Gloves do not provide total protection against accidental nicks.
The darts, the lumps of poison and the raw <head>materials</head> from which it is extracted all provide a challenge for others with a taste (figuratively speaking) for excitement.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.30041" docsrc="cc02.cmb_62">
<context>
``Chicago And All That Jazz'' could not be faulted on the choice of artists.
Some of the in-person performers were Jack Teagarden, Gene Krupa, Bud
Freeman, Pee Wee Russell, Johnny St. Cyr, Joe Sullivan, Red Allen, Lil
Armstrong, Blossom Seeley.  The jazz buff could hardly ask for more.
Furthermore, Garry Moore makes an ideal master of ceremonies.  (He played
host at the Timex show already mentioned.  ) One of the script's big
problems was how to blend pictures and music of the past with live
performances by musicians of today.  NBC had gathered a lot of historical
<head>material</head> which it was eager to share.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30050" docsrc="cj09.cmb_311">
<context>
Chromatography of whole sera revealed that the areas of Rh antibody
activity were generally continuous and wide.  The incomplete antibody
activity appeared in the early part of the chromatogram; the complete, in
the latter part.  The serum containing the mixed type of complete and
incomplete antibodies showed activity in both regions (Fig. 1).  In all
cases the activity against A  cells was spread over a wider area than
that with A  cells, regardless of the type of test (saline, albumin,
indirect Coombs) used for comparison.  The insoluble material resulting
from dialysis against starting buffer always showed strong activity.  In
fact agglutination of A  cells in saline could be produced by the
insoluble <head>material</head> from sera containing ``only''
incomplete antibody activity.
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</instance>

<instance id="material.30057" docsrc="cc06.cmb_207">
<context>
Rouben Ter-Arutunian, in his stage settings, often uses the scrim curtain
behind which Mr. Cole has placed couples or groups who sing and set the
mood for the scenes which are to follow.  There is no reason why most
theatergoers should not have a pretty good time at ``Donnybrook'', unless
they are permanently in the mood of Enright when he sings about how easily
he could hate the lovable Irish.  We can all breathe more easily this
morning -- more easily and joyously, too -- because Joshua Logan has turned
the stage show, ``Fanny'', into a delightful and heart-warming film.  The
task of taking the raw <head>material</head> of Marcel Pagnol's
original trio of French films about people of the waterfront in Marseilles
and putting them again on the screen, after their passage through the
Broadway musical idiom, was a delicate and perilous one, indeed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30062" docsrc="cj04.cmb_188">
<context>
A randomization of ``ups'' and ``downs'' is more likely than ordered ``ups''
and ``downs'' in position (3) since the hydrogen atoms are well separated
and so the position of one could hardly affect the position of another, and
also since ordered ``up'' and ``down'' implies a larger unit cell, for
which no evidence exists.  Therefore, the only unknown structural feature
would appear to be whether the hydrogen atoms are located symmetrically (1)
or asymmetrically (3).  Experimental procedures samples Douglass prepared
his sample of A  by thermal decomposition of aqueous chromic acid at 300
- 325-degrees-C.  Dr. Douglass was kind enough to lend us about 5 grams of
his material.  This <head>material</head> proved to be unsatisfactory,
since we could not obtain reproducible results on various portions of the
sample.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="material.30068" docsrc="wsj_1097.mrg_10">
<context>
He said results were better than he 'd expected and indicate that Goodyear
is in the midst of a turnaround from a string of lackluster quarters that
have plagued the company for a year.  However, Harry Millis, an analyst at
McDonald &amp; Co., Cleveland, said Goodyear's results ``fell at the bottom''
of his range of estimates.  Excluding an increase in the tax rate and the
effects of foreign currency translations, Mr. Millis said the company's
results ``were still a little disappointing.'' Goodyear's stock, which has
been weak in recent weeks, fell $2.875 yesterday to close at $43.875 a
share in composite trading on the New York Stock Exchange.  The Akron,
Ohio-based company said pretax operating income in its tire segment jumped
about 31 % to $196.2 million from $150.2 million a year earlier, reflecting
improvements in raw <head>material</head> costs, sales of replacement
tires and pricing.
</context>
</instance>

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<instance id="mouth.40001" docsrc="bnc_CB1_596">
<context>
It did not make it clear that the impulse to take the peach is a continuing reaction in awareness of its anticipated taste, so that I have chosen rightly only if I continue spontaneously to welcome the awareness right up to the savouring of the juice on my tongue, in other words if I do relish it, enjoy it.
If then it would seem artificial to analyse and describe the whole process when asked the reason for my choice, is that not because I already have the vocabulary of pleasure to name it?
&bquo;I enjoy X&equo; entails &bquo;In becoming aware of X I am drawn towards it, I approach it with sharpening awareness of it&equo;.
The natural justification of my choice between the fruit would be something like &bquo;The peach looked delicious&equo;, which conveys the full information that I expected to be responding in accord with &bquo;Be aware&equo; until the last trace of the flavour faded from my <head>mouth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40006" docsrc="bnc_B21_678">
<context>
This is to help people whose minds won't switch off from the events of the day.    
Go to bed and make yourself ready for sleep.
Close your eyes and make yourself comfortable.
Breathe deeply and gently, letting the stomach expand and contract, deepening the breathing.    
Try to visualize your breath as you exhale moving up from the diaphragm, through the lungs and out of the mouth.
In your mind's eye, watch the air follow an arc like a rainbow from your mouth, back to your stomach and through an imaginary hole back to the diaphragm.
Then start again with a slow rhythm, breathing and seeing the breath flow through the lungs and over its arc back to the diaphragm.
Breathe in from the diaphragm slowly through the chest to the <head>mouth</head> counting 1-2-3-4 then blow it back to the diaphragm with another 1-2-3-4.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40012" docsrc="bnc_ACW_1701">
<context>
She was sick like the pretty lady in the film who went bravely on until she died all alone in her bed rather than compel her beloved family to share her pain.
That must be the answer.
His mam was dying of some rare disease which no doctor could cure and always, but always, proved fatal.    
He ran all the way home after school.
At Brooke Parker's there were men reversing a lorry against the bed of concrete that sloped down from the top of Thorpe Street to the wide loading-doors.
He did not stop to watch the unloading.
Instead he ran down the side of the building, past the high wall of its rear yard and through the gate leading to Old Ashfield.
The Great Bane was tied up in the yard.
Frankie peered around the angle of the wall, trying to measure the length of her chain before judging it safe to enter by the back door.
She was lying in the <head>mouth</head> of the great arched chamber Buddie used as a tool-shed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40016" docsrc="bnc_CHJ_1143">
<context>
It's a walk that's notorious for being wet.    
From the car park, follow the forest road south-west towards the Dalavich Oakwood, which has been designated a Forest Nature Reserve because of its varied plant community.
This walk doesn't actually explore the reserve, but there are trails around it if you want to make a detour.    
Past the reserve look out for a viewpoint over Loch Avich.
Half a mile past this the path branches off to the right, and goes through plantations to a large open glade known as the dry loch.
Eventually you will reach an area where you can see abandoned ruins of crofters' huts.    
The path eventually emerges at an old fishing hut on the shore of Loch Avich.
From here it turns right to follow the shore until it reaches the <head>mouth</head> of the River Avich.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40025" docsrc="bnc_BMR_1402">
<context>
Dennis squeaked up another couple of steps.    
&bquo;Are you all right?&equo;    
&bquo;Flubbadub.&equo;    
&bquo;You sound a bit funny.&equo;    
&bquo;Gawn,&equo; Karen squawked.
&bquo;Slate!&equo;    
This was an appeal Dennis couldn't ignore.
After a moment we heard his footsteps descending the stairs again.    
&bquo;Just don't forget to make that call!&equo; he shouted from the hallway.    
By now Karen's neck was a tree trunk of muscles that branched out across her face, slitting her eyes, tauting her lips, draw-stringing her throat.
As the BMW finally drove away they all let go at once, releasing an answering roar that seemed to come all the way from her sex and anus, rippling up her spine and out of her gaping <head>mouth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40029" docsrc="bnc_B7C_1340">
<context>
Certainly it stands comparison with the better-known Haua Fteah cave in North Africa, which hunters and gatherers occupied from about 75000 years ago and where shellfish also played an important part in the people's economy.    
The Klasies River <head>Mouth</head> site is made to sound almost idyllic by Ronald Singer and John Wymer, who excavated there during two seasons from 1966 to 1968: &bquo;while the sea was close, the attractions of the site were numerous: an almost unlimited supply of shellfish; large and small mammals   available   for hunting in the immediate hinter land and at watering places along the adjacent river; abundant fresh water; seals, dolphins and fishes from the sea; marine birds to be caught easily on the beach; natural caves and rock shelters for protection; and an unlimited supply of good quality siliceous quartzite for making tools and weapons.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40033" docsrc="bnc_A74_2552">
<context>
I thought they was pears at first and I got excited, cos I like pears, but they wasn't.
They're spuds.    
It's only a little market, but the pavement's pretty crowded with all these people, and I keep getting bumped.
There's this little bent old man with a shopping trolley thing and he bashes it into the back of my legs.
He don't say sorry or nothing, even though he did it quite hard.
He just goes on past me, puffing away and shoving this trolley thing in front of him.
There's a stall selling chickens, all white and plucked with their heads cut off.
Their skin's all bumpy, like they're cold, but they ain't of course cos they're dead.
This woman with a red headscarf is looking at them and chatting to the man behind the stall.
She's got a fag in her <head>mouth</head> , and she's squinting her eyes against the smoke.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40037" docsrc="bnc_B06_585">
<context>
Because the sensory processes ('hairs') are in  direct   contact with the source of smell, and because the olfactory cells connect  directly   with the brain, the sense of smell has a powerful and immediate effect.    
This is because the area of the brain associated with smell is very closely connected with the limbic area of the brain which is   concerned with our most subtle responses such as emotion, memory, sex-drive and intuition.
The olfactory area of the brain also connects with the hypothalamus, a very important structure which controls the entire hormonal system by influencing the &bquo;master gland&equo; itself &mdash; the pituitary.    
From this, we may conclude that any process which can send impulses directly to the brain can be used to influence the physical body and the emotions.
For example, the aroma of hot food, especially when flavoured with herbs or spices, will stimulate the appetite by making one's <head>mouth</head> water and causing the digestive juices to flow.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40040" docsrc="bnc_CEH_8">
<context>
Vi looked again at the letter half-hidden behind the sepia vase on the kitchen mantel and wondered bitterly whose fault it had been.
Some seaman pissed out of his mind in a dock-road pub, like as not.
Ale talk for listening ears.
Careless talk, that cost lives.    
&bquo;Taking ammo to the Middle East.
Danger money this trip, so fill yer boots, lads.
Sup up.&equo;
Somewhere, someone had opened his <head>mouth</head> and Gerry had paid; him, and fifty others.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40044" docsrc="bnc_CK9_2526">
<context>
Everywhere you looked there were the mills: cotton mills, textile mills, grim forbidding buildings, all of them, many cheek by jowl with the slums they had created.      
Then, as if a dividing line had been drawn across the outskirts of the town, the scene changed: Ben was now driving the cart past terraced houses with lace curtains at the windows, and the bath-bricked steps leading to painted front doors, with here and there a little maid scrubbing the steps, or sluicing the pavement outside the small railed gardens.    
These were the homes of the upper working class, the artisans, clerical workers, shopwalkers.    
They now reached what appeared to be open country, but which soon became large areas of garden, each surrounding a single house approached from the roadway through magnificent iron gates.    
&bquo;Be prepared to bend your knee, and keep your <head>mouth</head> shut.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40049" docsrc="bnc_CJA_437">
<context>
There weren't even any interesting aliens.
There were only Alteceans dragging black plastic bags everywhere, and Perks, and Eladeldi, looking like big dogs dressed up in uniforms.    
I wanted a dog, when I was a little girl.    
DID YOU, CAPTAIN?
THEY'RE MESSY CREATURES, AREN'T THEY, DOGS?    
You'd go down very well on the Moon, Alice.
The only dog I ever saw there was very clean, and very small, only about ten centimetres high.
It was a holo.
There was one with a monkey in too, crammed in this little shell with the side cut away so you could see in.
There was only room for the monkey.
Its <head>mouth</head> was open, I didn't like that, I thought it was screaming.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40055" docsrc="bnc_A7J_766">
<context>
&bquo;What, then?&equo;    
&bquo;I can just see him looking down that long nose of his and saying in that sanctimonious voice: &bquo;there's something you ought to know, Mr O'Shea&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;What should I know?
Frank asked, his mind braced against shock.    
&bquo;A lot of gossip!
That's all it is,&equo; Kitty said carelessly.
&bquo;People can never mind their own business.&equo;    
&bquo;What should I know?&equo;
Frank insisted.    
Kitty took out her cigarettes and lit one nonchalantly.
She drew in deeply and exhaled through her nose, then snapped the cigarette briskly from her <head>mouth</head> and pointed it at him with a flourish.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40059" docsrc="bnc_CMM_1349">
<context>
Our hardwood propagator would do even better.
Standing up to straighten his back, he would take as many as half a dozen buds, popping them all into his mouth, then down he'd go, snick, snick, bud in, and on to the next &mdash; he went so fast that it took two assistants following behind and   tying   in to keep up with him!    
With the stem in your left hand (if you are right-handed) snip off the leaf and make a shallow curving scooping cut, with your thumb against the stem to steady your hand and control the cut, and take out the bud with about an inch (2.5cm) long scoop, as shown in Figure 15.
According to which procedure you are following, the final preparation of the bud is done immediately before implanting, so into your <head>mouth</head> or implant now accordingly.         
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40065" docsrc="bnc_CK9_857">
<context>
&bquo;Oh, we do, we do, Aggie.
But when you keep the big names supplied with a particular kind of amusement you can always depend on it that the police are found to be in the wrong, or that they are framing an innocent man, or that the children in question are his nieces.
And he will produce a sister, or a cousin, or an aunt.
My God!
I've seen it all.
But things are changing, Aggie, things are changing.
It'll take time.
It'll take time.
And it will be women that'll change it.
Oh yes, women.
There's one or two ladies already shouting their <head>mouths</head> off.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40069" docsrc="bnc_CEU_2249">
<context>
&bquo;Do the Floridians talk to the creatures?&equo;    
The Thing tried this on Shrub.
She shook her head.
No, she said, geese were quite stupid.
Friendly but stupid.
Why talk to something that couldn't talk back?    
&bquo;Have you told her what we're doing?&equo; said Masklin.    
&bquo;No.
She hasn't asked.&equo;    
&bquo;How do we get on?&equo;    
Shrub stuck her fingers in her <head>mouth</head> and whistled.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40075" docsrc="bnc_AMU_1635">
<context>
The image of the Victorian mother slapping her daughter haunted him.
Incensed by his own inadequacy, he heard himself yell at her in desperation, &bquo;Mariana, have you read Jane Austen&hellip;?&equo;          
EIGHT    
Have you read Jane Austen?
The insanity or inanity of Trent's shouted enquiry snapped Mariana out of her trance.
Thunder shook the catamaran as she looked up at him, rain almost blinding her.
He pointed at the deck between his legs and she scrabbled over on her haunches to sit there partially protected.    
The sea had become a green-black pool spread with foam less than a hundred feet in circumference in which Trent steered by instinct.
He could no longer read their position on the Loran let alone see the coast and the <head>mouth</head> of the Makaa River which remained his goal.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40078" docsrc="bnc_BM1_920">
<context>
Anything that depresses the activity of the immune system can lead to  Candida   overgrowth.
Long-term use of corticosteroids for diseases such as asthma or rheumatoid arthritis can make people more susceptible, and  Candida   infections in the mouth and throat are a feature of AIDS.
Vitamin and mineral deficiencies (see p 261) can affect the immune system, as can stress (see p 140), and these factors may be important in some people with candidiasis.        
Candida overgrowth    
Although the main site of  Candida   overgrowth is in the gut, it can also proliferate elsewhere &mdash; in the vagina or mouth, and on the skin, especially in damp areas, such as between the toes.
The common name used for infections in the   <head>mouth</head> and vagina is  thrush  .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40081" docsrc="bnc_CB0_668">
<context>
Shortly after this fight, my father was reinstated amateur and, as an amateur, he fought for England against Germany in 1937 at the Albert Hall, beating Otto Kastner, the Olympic champion and Golden Gloves winner.
No, that's wrong: Kastner had beaten the Golden Gloves winner.
Many of his boxing stories take place in less glamorous circumstances &mdash; fairground boxing booths, for instance.
Nearly all of them use a formulaic phrase: &bquo;I dug him downstairs and his belly rolled over to there.&equo;
My father points to halfway up his forearm.
I know most of his stories by heart.
When he tells them now, I listen for variants and improvements.
They are finished works of art, full of mimicry and telling gesture.
&bquo;And I marked him  there   and  there   and  there  &equo;: his big index finger presses hard against your nose, your eye, your <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40084" docsrc="bnc_B7L_783">
<context>
What is happening to the Chesapeake will happen to other estuaries; they will trap most of what humans put into them.
But the bay's defenders don't want to wait until their estuary is a disaster before they act.        
Life is complex where fresh and salt water meet    
CHESAPEAKE BAY Has created over a period of about 17000 years.
Twenty thousand years ago, at the end of the Pleistocene, the melting of North America's last great ice sheet engorged what is now the Susquehanna River, which then enlarged the Chesapeake Valley.
Some 10 000 years later, a rising Atlantic began to press the <head>mouth</head> of the Susquehanna back toward its source, forming an estuary &mdash; a partially enclosed bay where fresh and salt water mix &mdash; which took its present form about 3000 years ago.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40087" docsrc="bnc_CR6_700">
<context>
Replacing the plate, she stood up and went back inside the house, banging her slippers on the step to get rid of the snow.    
Back inside the kitchen she heard her husband snoring loudly.
He was sprawled in his chair, his long legs outstretched, his hand holding the plate of sandwiches away from his body.
Taking the plate gently from him she placed it in the sink, then checked the turkey one last time, turned the gas down as low as it would go and made her way up to bed.    
As she undressed in the bedroom she saw her daughter had climbed into their big double bed.
This was Maura's first real Christmas.
Slipping into the bed Sarah looked down on the white-blonde head and felt the familiar tightening in her guts.
The child stirred and burrowed deeper into the bed.
Placing her thumb in her <head>mouth</head> , she sucked on it furiously for a few seconds before settling down once more into a deep sleep.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40090" docsrc="bnc_CB0_265">
<context>
away, a tightening throb when fucked.    
It is a soiled and puckered hem,    
the golden treasury's privy purse.    
With all the colours of a bruise,    
it is the fleck of blood in albumen.    
I dreamed your body was an instrument    
and this was the worn mouthpiece    
to which my breathing lips were bent.    
Each note pleaded to love a little longer,    
longer, as though it was dying of hunger.    
I fed that famished <head>mouth</head> my ambergris.            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40096" docsrc="bnc_ABX_2560">
<context>
Uncle Walter had given them to him, Philip.
He'd go straight down to Lee's house, force him to give the medals back.
He had time if he went on his bike.    
He hauled his bike out of the shed and raced down the village.
Lee's house was left and up the hill, about a mile out of Little Knoll.
He'd never been there.
It was an elderly couple that had lived there before, retired.      
When he reached the house, he leant his bike against the fence and opened the gate.
He was scared.
Most likely Lee's Mum and Dad would be there.
His <head>mouth</head> was dry.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40101" docsrc="bnc_BMY_1507">
<context>
  One might equally well undertake trials to see if we are really alive!
But the real laboratory for all such experimentation is within our own body, in the inner areas of mind and soul.
And the technique is called meditation.    
Telepathy is not a sensory phenomenon.
So to attempt to prove the existence of telepathy by the analysis of data acquired by sensory perception will always leave room for doubt.
After all, there is no sensory evidence for the existence of thought, either.
But do we doubt the existence of thought?
Thought is a  mental  experience, not a  sensory  experience.
We observe the  results   of thought everywhere, but not thought itself.
Similarly with all aspects of mind &mdash; emotion, intuition, memory, intellect and so on.    
So man communicates with man, but by word of <head>mouth</head> , rarely mind to mind.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40108" docsrc="bnc_CJX_1744">
<context>
&bquo;If I had a husband like hers &mdash; even so, underneath they're all as bad.
If I had my time over again &mdash; &bquo;    
&bquo;How does she know where your husband works?&equo;    
&bquo;Because she's seen him with her own eyes!
And she'll testify-she's as good as said so, unlike some who don't &mdash; &bquo;    
&bquo;If she's seen him with her own eyes she knows which restaurant it is.&equo;
Blood out of a stone!
The Marshal was red in the face.
They should have known all along that she was lying but everyone was in a hurry to get away from her embarrassing tears and her insistence on their testifying to this and that.    
&bquo;It's somewhere in Piazza Signoria&hellip;&equo;    
The Marshal opened his <head>mouth</head> and shut it again.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40113" docsrc="bnc_CLT_2018">
<context>
The golden anal and dorsal fins are edged and spotted with pale blue.
Other spangles of colour combine to great effect in this beautiful fish.
Growing to about 10cm it is suitable for most tanks.     
Jordan's Fairy Wrasse is a feast of gold and red colouration combined to stunning effect in a streamlined shape.        
Jordan's Fairy Wrasse    
This is another modest sized fish when mature at 10cm, but  Cirrhilabrus jordani   is extravagantly blessed with a display of rich colouring, shading from a brilliant fire-red back and tail down to a warm orange underside.
Broad red lines of colour run from the nose over the eyes, into the red of the dorsal area, and from the <head>mouth</head> under the eyes to the pectoral fins.            
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40117" docsrc="bnc_CN3_3950">
<context>
He trusts her.
That is, as far as he trusts any woman.
His wife left him &mdash; and I don't blame her &mdash; but apparently since then he's gone off women.&equo;    
Paula stood up.
&bquo;Miss Lennox, do you mind if I pop out and have a look at your front garden before it's too dark?
I love wild roses and your path is clustered with them.&equo;    
&bquo;Take as long as you like.
Leave the door with the lock on the latch so you can get back again&hellip;&equo;    
Newman waited until they were alone.
Evelyn pulled   her chair closer to him.
Her wide <head>mouth</head> , emphasized with her scarlet lipstick, parted in a glowing smile.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40125" docsrc="bnc_ADA_627">
<context>
This person, I thought, is what a woman  should   look like: this figure sitting opposite me with food and drink and companions manages to represent without acquired coquetry or self-diminishing selfconsciousness the very essence of femininity, the quality bestowed in at least some measure upon mother, sister, wife, daughter, the power which in its apparent passivity is most naturally creative and dynamic, the sweetness which belongs to the rhythms of earth and moon and song and dance, the ideal which tempers the brutishness and vulgarity and wanton egotism of man as he plunders our planet, napalms distant villages, pollutes the great oceans and corrupts every healing dream that has ever been wrenched by noble minds out of the bleak absurdities of this brief and cruel existence.    
Who would want to soil such a figure?
Who could be so abominable and so foul and so devoid of proper awe that he might heave and push and grunt and pant above her parted legs?
Surely not Casanova himself!    
I am disgusted by the thought of spoiled human flesh.
<head>Mouth</head> upon mouth, tongue against tongue, limb upon limb, skin rubbing at skin.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40129" docsrc="bnc_APC_1670">
<context>
The carriage filled up.
My space was shared with a girl going to Juliaca, holding a large cardboard box on her lap, and a young family of campesinos.
The mother of the two children, a toddler and a baby, could not have been more than twenty.
The husband was drunk.
I had seen his arm around the weeping mother he was leaving.
His eyes were hooded and white spittle had formed at the corners of his mouth.
He leaned over the breastfeeding baby, giggling inanely.
Occasionally I heard &bquo;el gringo&equo;, followed by some mumbled comment and a laugh.
 Relax  , I told myself again; but was relieved when finally he slumped over into sleep.      
I came to know the mother's breasts well.
She left one out as both she and the baby dozed; or she placed the baby on the table and lifted a breast to its <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40132" docsrc="bnc_A0L_3120">
<context>
feeling complete, replete, like a cat sleeping in the sun has all four paws buried under its furred belly, sun too hot to move, tail wrapped over its sleeping nose, I went back to our bed to curl up next to where you had been.
Hadn't shifted one crease from the pillows where you sat and smoked and drank coffee, my hand on your warm naked breast.
I lay as if you were there and loved the shape your back had made, had a sense of your silky warmth, my body curling round the heat and wonder of you in my arms.    
One or your down-fine hairs was on the pillow: I picked it up like gold-dust-sweet relic!
Another-I knelt delighted and collected your beautiful hair.
Fox red, moonbeam silver, I held the precious strands like a   pilgrim sips water from a miraculous spring.    
I tiptoed to find a sacred vessel to keep your hair in, <head>mouth</head> humming with its knowing:you were here, with me, loving me, kissing me, holding me and could be no closer.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40137" docsrc="bnc_C9R_215">
<context>
I  know   there's a window  open  .    
I  told   you so!
I'll catch a  cold  .      
Where's my  coat  ?
Let's go  home  .
I'm chilled to the  bone  .        
Having used these twelve sentences in your do-it-yourself practice and been aware of the sound (or memory of sound) and of the slight differences which are visible, you may like to compare two sentences, each from a different group, specially noticing if you can spot any difference in the diphthong shapes.    
So far you have thought about four diphthongs (each illustrated by three sentences):    
IE as in island, mighty, sigh, kind, tight, fight.    
AY as in cave, wave, lake, wakefulness, tame, same, safe.    
OW as in <head>mouth</head> , bounce, downwards, noun, foundling, cow, slough.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40143" docsrc="bnc_BPK_215">
<context>
To find this they enlisted the help of the oldest inhabitant, Betty Bell, who prodded about the village green with her stick.
Coming to a particular spot, she said &bquo;Dig theear&equo;, and when they did they found the stump of the old one.
The new pole, painted in bands or blocks of red, white and blue &mdash; not striped as it is now &mdash; was erected complete with weathercock and the tradition was once again established.
Mr Hitch's son told me that there was a lack of enthusiasm a few years ago but, with new blood on the committee, it is once again gaining in popularity.
An enthusiastic   committee is vital as the work goes on throughout the year, starting again as soon as one event is over.
What to do, how to do it and when to do it are instructions passed on by word of <head>mouth</head> from one generation to the next.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40147" docsrc="bnc_CMH_997">
<context>
By producing precisely controlled changes in the concentrations of nutrients or salts in the blood it has been possible to explore the role of factors like blood glucose level or cellular dehydration in eating and drinking (LeMagnen 1985; Rolls and Rolls 1982).
Within the last decade, analogous methods have been used to study the role of the gastro-intestinal tract in satiation.
By loading specific parts of the system with food or water it has been possible to investigate, for example, the role of the stomach in the termination of eating and drinking.
What emerges from this work is the complexity of the interactions between components of the system.
For example, loading the stomach with food or water directly has some satiating effect, but not as great as when the substance is also allowed to pass into the intestine or has previously passed through the <head>mouth</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40150" docsrc="bnc_ADR_368">
<context>
As children Kylie and sister Dannii spent many lost hours singing into their bedroom mirrors.
If &mdash; hairbrush microphones in hand &mdash; they were not pretending to be Abba, it was Welsh star Bonnie Tyler who was the inspiration for their unenthusiastic warblings.
Carol and Ron encouraged the duo &mdash; even if they were baffled as to where their talent had come from.
&bquo;I can't sing a note.
I couldn't even sing in church.
But my father's cousin was head of the conservatorium in Wales, so I suppose it is somewhere in the family blood,&equo; confessed Carol.
To Kylie and Dannii, their music was simply fun.
Innocent, harmless enjoyment.    
&bquo;Whenever I used to feel on top of the world, I would just open my <head>mouth</head> and sing, and not care too much about what came out,&equo; remembered Kylie.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40154" docsrc="bnc_CH0_1034">
<context>
They got off the shuttle, and stood at the base of the crucifix.
There was a small gaggle of onlookers, mostly bored.    
The crucified spy shifted, gargling from his crushed throat.    
&bquo;Three days he has been up there,&equo; said Beach.
&bquo;His name is Rafferty.
Irish, of course.
Three days, and he has not died.
Jesus Christ himself did not last so long, I think.&equo;    
&bquo;Jesuits are notoriously stubborn,&equo; Duroc mused.    
An attendant from the tabernacle came along with a bucket and a sponge on a stick.
He first used it to wipe some of the filth from the priest, then lifted the sponge to Rafferty's <head>mouth</head> , forcing it in.      
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40159" docsrc="bnc_A7J_497">
<context>
I don't think he knows himself sometimes.&equo;    
Sister Cooney pressed a button on the panel and stood up.
&bquo;We'll soon find out,&equo; she said briskly.    
&bquo;He do be usin' cruel bad language lately too,&equo; Phil complained piously.    
She shooed him back to bed in front of her and he went meekly enough, entering with studied indifference, tapping his fingertips together as he went.
He threw his dressing gown casually on the chair and &mdash; with never a glance at Arty &mdash; jumped between the sheets, picked up the newspaper from the floor beside the bed, opened it out and peered over the top, his ears tuned to the conversation.    
&bquo;Well, Arty.
Something wrong?&equo;
Sister Cooney asked.    
&bquo;Smallpox, look!&equo;
Arty pointed his finger to hi s open <head>mouth</head> .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40165" docsrc="bnc_ALL_2123">
<context>
He looked across at his current projects, the Palace of Industry, North and the Roman Catholic Pavilion.
&bquo;The show needs to be seen from this height!&equo; he shouted as a rivet gun started battering the iron frame of the tower behind them, &bquo;but it's not a domestic environment, not at all.&equo;      
&bquo;People would love to live at this height above the ground,&equo; said Basil Spence.
&bquo;Glasgow would be the better for thoroughly modern   appartment   towers&hellip; perhaps in the Gorbals&hellip;&equo;    
&bquo;You'll be sick if ye eat ony mair o' that, Alexander,&equo; said Mrs Dooley.
&bquo;Yer mammy said see an' not eat too much at the Exhibition.&equo;    
Alexander pushed the last of his toffee bacon and eggs into his <head>mouth</head> with a sticky finger and pointed towards the &bquo;Rocket Railway&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40169" docsrc="bnc_ACW_480">
<context>
On very special nights he was allowed to stand beside her hot tub in a steamy bathroom heated by a small portable fire and smelling of sweet herbs.
He would rub a soft soap-filled sponge over her back and shoulders, and his eyes would widen in wonder at the pure whiteness of her skin and the plump coarse rosebud teats jutting like angry things from her breasts.
Against her creamy paleness his hand was a thin brown intruder, and he knew there were times when she despised him for his swarthy colouring.    
Frankie stared through the banisters, willing the kitchen door to open.
When she came with the tray he would slip downstairs and steal what he could from the open shelves in the pantry.
Already his <head>mouth</head> was watering at the prospect of sinking his teeth into a thick slice of bread liberally spread with best butter and sprinkled with sugar from one of the big sacks standing in the corner.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40174" docsrc="bnc_B0B_1593">
<context>
&bquo;I shall look them up In a book I haff got at home.
It iss better to find out for yourself, our Guider says, than to be told.&equo;    
&bquo;Your Guider sounds very wise,&equo; said the tramp.    
&bquo;She iss.
I'd better go now.
She'll be wondering where am,&equo; said Jill.
&bquo;You will remember not to leave paper and other rubbish about, won't you?&equo;    
&bquo;I certainly will.
I shan't forget our little talk, I can tell you.
It's been a revelation to me.&equo;
The tramp held his hand, his sad <head>mouth</head> crinkling into a smile, and his blue eyes peering brightly into Jill's.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40178" docsrc="bnc_CB0_712">
<context>
Sometimes we knew a seizure was imminent.
A headache would drag on for days.
But equally often he'd collapse in the middle of a sentence or whistling a tune.
He'd go for months and then have six in a row.
There was no predictable pattern.    
I was never aware of being frightened as a child because I saw his fits many times.
My mother would take the three heavy cushions from the hide sofa and lay them on the floor.
Then, her arms under his and locked on his chest, she'd drag my father's dead weight from wherever he'd fallen over to the cushions.
She'd take off his shoes and his tie, open his shirt and loosen his waistband.
Then we'd wait.
For ten to twenty minutes he would lie there without moving, except for one eyebrow which jigged up and down while his <head>mouth</head> twitched sideways.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40182" docsrc="bnc_CJ9_1312">
<context>
wearing gloves is only necessary when dealing with blood and blood-stained fluids or if changing nappies that are soiled with diarrhoea; it is unnecessary to wear gloves when feeding, holding or bathing a baby    
do not share razors, toothbrushes or towels        
Food and Eating    
HIV cannot be caught from food prepared by someone who has the virus.
Cups, crockery, cutlery and glasses can all be washed in hot soapy water in the usual way.
Babies' feeding equipment can also be cleaned and sterilised as usual.    
It is important for anyone with HIV/AIDS to have a healthy diet.
You should be able to obtain advice from a dietitian at the hospital on diet and food supplements.    
If someone with HIV has a sore mouth, or has difficulty swallowing or eating, the hospital/clinic may offer special advice.
<head>Mouth</head> washes may help and liquid food may be more easily swallowed.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40186" docsrc="bnc_CGH_386">
<context>
Drilling the holes in the cork bark will succeed in achieving this, and the spray bar from the Fluval 3 should be placed just above the surface of the water, creating sufficient aeration without causing excessive currents.      
Goeldiella eques.    
Chrysichthys ornatus.        
Lower regions    
So, that is the upper levels occupied; we now need something down below.    
I have chosen a plec, the  Pseudocanthicus spinosus  .
An attractive blue/grey body covered in jet black dots sets this plec apart from the more common species, and despite the added bonus of being a rarity, at &pound;10.50 for a 4&ins; (10cm) specimen, it has to be one of the best buys.    
The Giraffe cat is an interesting looking fish reaching up to 36&ins; (90cm), but not often above 18&ins; (45cm).    
The head looks out of the proportion to the rest of the body, with the <head>mouth</head> extended well forwards and down, indicating the hoover nature of feeding.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40189" docsrc="bnc_CRE_2226">
<context>
She dug deeper into the flesh of his lower back and buttocks, raising her hips to press him deeper into her still, her sex tightening around his cock as though to prevent him from leaving her unspent.
But he was sufficiently master of himself to resist, and pulled out of her, his heart thumping like some crazy locked up in the cell of his chest.    
&bquo;  Who the hell are you  ?&equo; he yelled.    
Her hands were still upon him.
Their heat and their demand, which had so aroused him moments before, unnerved him now.
He threw her off, and started to reach towards the lamp on the bedside table.
She took hold of his erection as he did so, and slid her palm along the shaft.
Her touch was so persuasive he almost succumbed to the idea of entering her again, taking her anonymity as  carte blanche   and indulging in the darkness every last desire he could dredge up.
She was putting her <head>mouth</head> where her hand had been, sucking him into her.
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</instance>

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<context>
It was softly carpeted with leaves and was still and silent, except when raindrops found a way through the green roof above and plopped faintly on to the leaves.    
&bquo;I'll run all the way,&equo; Virginia told herself, and started off.    
She was anxious not to make a noise, but even though her feet fell softly into the leaves strewing the path the wood was so still and silent that she really felt as if she were  thudding   through the wood.
On and on she ran until presently she came in sight of the witch's cottage, half buried in greenery.
Smoke was curling up from the chimney, but Virginia was thankful to note that it wasn't  coloured  .    
The cottage lay back quite a long way from the path, but Virginia slowed down and stepped past it with quick, light steps.
Her heart was in her <head>mouth</head> , and she dreaded hearing a shrill witch's voice cry out to her to stop.    
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40197" docsrc="bnc_C97_902">
<context>
You can fill it up with Tetras and other small community fish to act as dither fish and bring the cichlids out of hiding.    
Remember that Dwarfs like small caves and from my experience I question whether you can create these with bogwood.
Perhaps you should conceal some small flowerpots under the wood.
I'd also use more in the plant line than Java Moss, like some Java Fern which is indestructible and will grow on the bogwood.            
Stormy romance?    
My tank holds Oscars, an Upside-Down Catfish and a 4&ins; Red-Tailed Shark.    
About a month ago, the Oscars started going off their food, except for the   occasional   earthworm.
They have begun to show aggression to each other.
They square up to each other, with their noses almost touching and their <head>mouths</head> wide open in a threatening attitude.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40200" docsrc="bnc_CJ9_1311">
<context>
wearing gloves is only necessary when dealing with blood and blood-stained fluids or if changing nappies that are soiled with diarrhoea; it is unnecessary to wear gloves when feeding, holding or bathing a baby    
do not share razors, toothbrushes or towels        
Food and Eating    
HIV cannot be caught from food prepared by someone who has the virus.
Cups, crockery, cutlery and glasses can all be washed in hot soapy water in the usual way.
Babies' feeding equipment can also be cleaned and sterilised as usual.    
It is important for anyone with HIV/AIDS to have a healthy diet.
You should be able to obtain advice from a dietitian at the hospital on diet and food supplements.    
If someone with HIV has a sore <head>mouth</head> , or has difficulty swallowing or eating, the hospital/clinic may offer special advice.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40204" docsrc="bnc_AT3_1412">
<context>
I had reached Adrar, so I was able to accept help from the lads.
Paddy handed me a mug of tea and I sat down on a jerry-can.    
&bquo;Cheers, Paddy.&equo;    
&bquo;Will you be doing your washing now?&equo; he asked.    
&bquo;Just as soon as I've finished my tea and had a bath.&equo;    
Without a word, he took the staff I'd been using, drove it into the ground with his sledge hammer, secured it with guy ropes and tied a washing line for me from it to the Land Rover.
Meanwhile, Mick was peeling potatoes, carrots and onions, which he had bought when he had made an advance visit to Adrar the day before.    
I sat holding the mug, looking in the direction from which I had walked.
Along the horizon were the palms of Sbaa.
Nearer, just a few yards away, were our tents, their <head>mouths</head> pointing away from me, out of the wind.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40209" docsrc="bnc_A0R_253">
<context>
She scuffed at it with the tip of one brown brogue but it did not even smudge.
&bquo;Balls&equo; was the next word she came across, a few yards further on.
She accepted this was the kind of thing children wrote on the pavement nowadays.
But what had happened to hopscotch?
She remembered drawing with white chalk the six squares for hopping and, at the far end, a semicircle which she labelled &bquo;BED&equo;.      
The words on the pavement were common currency nowadays; although Rita's mother would have found them deeply offensive.
&bquo;Language!&equo; her mother would cry when Rita or her brother Bob said even &bquo;crikey&equo; or &bquo;blimey&equo;.
Her mother's voice would fill with outrage.
Their grandmother, she said, would have washed out their <head>mouths</head> that instant with carbolic soap.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40212" docsrc="bnc_ADF_799">
<context>
We simply stand the horse sideways to a solid fence or wall, so that the horse is less likely to think of swivelling around, and stroke its neck and talk quietly to it so that it is relaxed.
The brander also walks calmly up to the horse and says &bquo;hullo&equo; and gives it a quiet stroke too.
Then, when the brand is hot and the brander comes up to the horse and touches it momentarily on the shoulder (previously clipped), the horse will be surprised, but will probably not even move a step, providing the handler remains relaxed and reassuring.    
Other situations can be potentially fearful for a horse.
It may be alarmed the first time a bit is put in its <head>mouth</head> , or saddle is put on its back, or it's girthed up, or mounted, but this anxiety can be &bquo;undone&equo; or prevented altogether by making sure that the horse is not hurt and by rewarding the horse at the same time.    
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40217" docsrc="bnc_A7A_2202">
<context>
Frau Nordern was taken aback by the toughness and the menace.
&bquo;But I just want to know what's happening, that's all.&equo;    
Marx yawned, showing blackened teeth.
&bquo;Enquiries proceeding.&equo;    
Frau Nordern made another foray.
&bquo;Who is the case officer?&equo;    
Marx dropped the file back in the cabinet and slammed the drawer shut.
State Secret, too.    
He went to the door and opened it.
There was a babble of voices, astonishingly cheerful under the circumstances.
Marx rolled his cigar from one side of his <head>mouth</head> to the other.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40221" docsrc="bnc_AJ5_99">
<context>
I discovered that my local dental hospital has a list of recommended NHS dentists in the area.
The one I chose from the list also belongs to a private insurance scheme.
About 10 per cent of his patients have joined the Denplan Care scheme.    
For my insurance assessment, he charted all the work that had been done &mdash; each filling (type and size), every capped tooth, the bridge and the state of my gums, etc.
He totted up the number of points according to guidelines worked out by Denplan with categories from A to E. In my case, the extent of dental work meant I scored 158 points, putting me in the most expensive category, E.    
My monthly insurance payment worked out at &pound;18.20, but I couldn't qualify for the Denplan scheme until the necessary work had been carried out to make my <head>mouth</head> dentally fit.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40224" docsrc="bnc_CD2_1148">
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Nevertheless his eyes rested on her, as they had done that first day.    
&bquo;Selene, take Buffy,&equo; said Dinah, and handed the lead to her sister, who perforce had to abandon the shelter of the muff.
Dinah slipped her hand into Paul's arm, and they walked in front.
&bquo;That is the housekeeper's pug,&equo; Dinah said.
&bquo;She is as fat as he is, and won't walk either; so we have to do it.
The coachman brings us here early, so that there are not too many about who will know me, as Papa puts it.
And what are you doing here?
Do you also come every day?&equo;    
&bquo;I will come every day now, at this hour, in the hope of meeting you.&equo;    
He had blurted it out, and with it had gone all his shyness; he turned and looked into her face.
The green eyes surveyed him coolly; her <head>mouth</head> laughed.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40227" docsrc="bnc_B1N_1807">
<context>
Two of the labels on the &bquo;cat gourmet triple pack&equo; read &bquo;Steak and Kidney Casserole&equo; and &bquo;Sea Food Flan&equo;.
The third choice was hidden by a pint of St Michael's milk.
Imagine going all the way to Inverness for a pint of milk&hellip;
Maybe that was for the cat, too.    
At Brora the date 1895 was on the station building.
It would have been a platformless stop for JTR, like the Wild West of America.
The impersonal grey line of the North Sea kept us company to Helmsdale which nestles in the folds of heather hills close-cropped by winds that come relentlessly over that cruel water.
The folds look as if they are pushing Helmsdale right into the sea; as though the river in spate had collected all the houses it could uproot inland and deposited them at the river <head>mouth</head> with just enough of a toehold to keep them there.    
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<instance id="mouth.40230" docsrc="bnc_A0D_1867">
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&bquo;He'll kill me if he catches me out here.&equo;    
&bquo;Kill?&equo; the German said, like a parrot.    
&bquo;Andrew!&equo; called my father from inside.    
I had a brilliant idea.
&bquo;He's going to kill me,&equo; I said, &bquo;and I want to change sides.&equo;    
&bquo;Sides?&equo;
The German was so stupid.    
&bquo;You know, be a refugee,&equo; I said.    
&bquo;Who wishes to become a refugee?&equo;
A tall thin man came out of the shadows at the bottom of the stone steps.
I ran down to meet him, but when I got there I saw that he had narrow eyes and a mean <head>mouth</head> and I didn't like him one bit.
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To the west it is possible to see the Wicklow Mountains in Ireland and you can sometimes see the peaks of Snowdonia to the north.    
Although justifiably most famous for the coast path there are plenty of other outdoor activities to enjoy in Pembrokeshire.
The dramatic headland of St Govan's Head is a firm favourite with climbers and there are many bridlepaths and riding schools.    
The impressive tidal rapids of The Bitches have gained the region an international reputation for first class sea canoeing.
There are also calmer coastline stretches where novices and experts practise all kinds of watersports from windsurfing to jetskiing.
Inland there are attractive narrow rivers for gentle canoeing.    
The area is steeped in history.
The first people to reach this remote peninsula were the Old Stone Age people who sought shelter in caves such as Hoyle's <head>Mouth</head> near Tenby and Priory Farm Cave at Monkton.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40236" docsrc="bnc_BMD_1582">
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The doctor suggested I give Chris a cold drink or an ice cream, and bring   him into hospital if he got worse.
He also urged me to try to check the identification of the plant.
I had some ice cream in the fridge and treated Chris to a large cone.
I think the remedy was as useful psychologically as it was physically, and his crying subsided, although his lips and tongue were obviously still sore.    
I bundled him into the care and zoomed off to the nearby University Herbarium with a whole leaf of the plant.
A botanist spent 10 minutes trying to identify it for me, while I fretted between the reception desk and the child.
Eventually he confirmed my identification: dieffenbachia, also known as dumb cane because its sap, in contact with the <head>mouth</head> , causes violent irritation and swelling which can seriously impede breathing.
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<instance id="mouth.40241" docsrc="bnc_CFV_512">
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You never know, in the blissful silence of your train, your brain might actually comprehend a clue in the Mephisto crossword.
(It will probably take two journeys before you actually get an answer.)    
Now if you'd put that brain in a five mile tail-back on the M1, it would probably have gone out of its mind.    
Especially the left side, which is in charge of logic.     
INTERCITY        
DELTA AIR LINES    
JUST BECAUSE YOUR SEAT HAS A NUMBER DOESN'T MEAN YOU SHOULD BE TREATED LIKE ONE.    
&bquo;Use Passenger Names.&equo;    
This reminder appears on almost every page of the Delta Air Lines Stewardess Training Manual.    
We believe a cup of coffee leaves a nicer taste in your <head>mouth</head> when it's given to you by name.    
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40244" docsrc="bnc_B06_883">
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As for hair tonics, you will need to shake well before use to disperse the essential oils.      
Skin Tonic Base    
300 ml of rosewater or orange flower water or distilled water.
For very oily skin or acne, you could use a more astringent base such as witch hazel.
This could be made slightly less astringent by mixing it 50/50 with a flower water or distilled water.
To the flower water   or distilled water, add 2 teaspoonsful of cider vinegar, then add 2 drops of the appropriate essential oil for your skin-type (refer to the skin-care chart on page 63).
Use as suggested in the skin-care section in Chapter 6.          
MOUTHWASH    
This is a healing, antiseptic mixture to strengthen the gums.
It will also help to heal <head>mouth</head> ulcers and prevent the onset of gingivitis.
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He took cigarettes from his jacket, offered Martin one and lit it.    
He took smoke into his lungs and exhaled slowly.
He smiled contentedly and lay back on the couch.
Martin's arm slipped around him.    
The arm uncurled onto Richard's chest and moved there over the nipples and down onto the tensing stomach.    
Martin held the nipple in his teeth and squeezed hard stubble rasping the skin above, squeezed harder and the pain began.
Suddenly abandoned by the mouth the nipple hot with bites cold with saliva in the cooling air.
The other bitten and feeling contracted to twin points, sharp and stinging as the teeth cut in.
Richard laughed at a vision of the nipple cut off and stuck like a baby's dummy in Martin's mouth.    
Martin rose and straddled Richard's chest.
The cock went in the <head>mouth</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40250" docsrc="bnc_BMR_492">
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Yet here I was, in sedate and semi-exclusive Ramillies Drive, being urged to spend the rest of the afternoon with a successful chartered accountant and his wife, being plied with expensive wine and prawn-flavoured corn snacks, being  courted  .
What was going on?
Were the Parsons into troilism?
&bquo;Suburban couple seek uninhibited partner, m or f, for three-way sex fun.&equo;
That was the sort of thing I could imagine Denny and Kay going in for, at least in theory.
It would go with the decor.
But in practice Dennis was too repressed to actually go through with it.
Even his drinking had to be packaged as an aesthetic experience.    
&bquo;Good green fruit on the nose.
Young and vibrant.
Soft round buttery fruit in the <head>mouth</head> , trailing off a little on the finish,  very  chardonnay.
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</instance>

<instance id="mouth.40255" docsrc="bnc_BN3_2300">
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These were contained in a small round tin: condoms, commonly known as &bquo;french-letters&equo;.
This was not for my protection, but for hers.
For a girl to be put in the family-way in those days spelt catastrophe &mdash; nothing worse could be imagined then.
I wished to play safe.    
Came high-noon for me.
Not at the OK corral out west, but at the entrance to a dimly lit back court down south&hellip; of Glasgow.
At stake not my life, but the question of my manhood.
Could I, or could I not &bquo;rise&equo; to the occasion.
Would my &bquo;John-Willie&equo; let me down by not getting up?
Will I make it or blow it?
With Betty against a wall and I pressing her lips with mine, she requested me to put my tongue into her <head>mouth</head> &bquo;the French way&equo; she said.    
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The family spent the summer of 1948 in the Lebanese hill resort of Aley, living on 7,000 pounds they had taken with them from Palestine.
By the standards of other refugees, they were well off.
&bquo;We heard the radio and saw photographs of the damage in the papers,&equo; Damiani said.
&bquo;We wondered who would take care of our orange groves.
After about a month, we realised that a catastrophe had taken place.
My father was very sad all the time; he was an old man without home, property or money.
He died in 1952, a broken man.&equo;
Damiani and his wife went to Jordan in 1950 while his brothers looked for work in Beirut.
In Amman, he worked for UNRWA &mdash; the newly established United <head>Nations</head> Relief and Works Agency for Palestine refugees &mdash; and started a small soap factory, but the project was not successful.
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<instance id="nation.40010" docsrc="bnc_AJU_71">
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Mr Des Wilson, the Liberal Democrat campaign manager, played down the racial element in the vote that defeated Mr Taylor, saying: &bquo;We won that seat on the merits of our campaign, not because a few votes for the Tory may have been influenced by the colour of their candidate's skin.&equo;    
Mr Taylor said it was difficult to say why the seat went to the Liberal Democrats.
&bquo;I did everything I could do,&equo; he told BBC television.
&bquo;I was very active and don't think I could have done any more.&equo;    
Asked about the &bquo;race question&equo;, Mr Taylor said: &bquo;It is not for me to start making allegations.&equo;    
Nirj Deva, 43, became the Conservative Party's first Asian MP when he won the Brentford and Isleworth constitutency by 2,086 votes.
Mr Deva said: &bquo;Choosing an Asian MP reflects the fact that the Tories are a party of one <head>nation</head> .&equo;        
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<instance id="nation.40014" docsrc="bnc_AJN_422">
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Meanwhile, Dury continues to devote his attention to A Jovial Crew, which opens on April 21.
Does he miss the lucrative contracts and the packed arenas?
&bquo;Up here I earn about &pound;200 a song,&equo; he says.
&bquo;I get &pound;14.50 per diems.
A couple of pints, a bit of subsidised supper.
I've got electric light and hot water.
During the day I sit banging my drum and watching good actors singing my words.
In other words, I feel rich.&equo;        
The Arts: Balanced beastliness    
BY RICHARD LAST    
WHILE the voters voted and the counters counted, it was instructive to note what TV fare our opinion formers thought fit to celebrate the <head>nation</head> 's release from the 1992 Election.    
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<instance id="nation.40019" docsrc="bnc_A6Y_20">
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How far are money and the media responsible for the misbehaviour of football supporters?
Or is aggression leading to violence endemic in sport and sports spectators? competent, phlegmatic Englishman reading the  Oxford Book of Greek Verse   while organizing supplies and technical support with a minimum of fuss.
There was still hope for Britain if the old qualities of stoicism and the knack of handling &bquo;native&equo; races could be combined with the scientific and management skills needed in the modern world.    
Another sporting triumph followed hard upon the conquest of Everest and gave added reassurance to the <head>nation</head> , especially those steeped in the amateur spirit for whom the demolition of English professional football by Puskas and the Hungarians was not a matter for much regret.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40027" docsrc="bnc_CH1_3213">
<context>
Fergie says: &bquo;Finally something did happen, but it soon became clear that the Queen was just not capable of getting involved in emotional, personal problems &mdash; even though it involved her own flesh and blood.&equo;    
The Duchess, now heading fast for a divorce, says there WAS a vague discussion about how bad things were between herself and Andrew but &bquo;it was useless&equo;.    
Andrew was no better at getting to grips with the worsening situation, Fergie complains now.    
Their marriage went rapidly downhill&hellip; until that fateful day on March 19 this year when Buckingham Palace announced that the Yorks were to separate.    
By a cruel irony, it was the sixth anniversary of their engagement.    
How did things go so badly wrong so quickly?    
After all, it was not much more than five years since the Westminster Abbey wedding that thrilled the <head>nation</head> , if not the world.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40030" docsrc="bnc_CAL_1797">
<context>
Today, fat and prosperous, Calley manages his father-in-law's jewellery shop in Columbus, Georgia.
In his own, ghosted, book he scorns concern for the babies he and his men killed.
&bquo;On babies everyone's really hung up: &bquo;But the babies, the little innocent babies!'
If we're in Vietnam for another ten years and your son is killed by those babies, you'll cry at me, &bquo;Why didn't you kill those babies that day?'&equo;    
The significance of My Lai is that it threatened the American national myth &mdash; that of moral superiority.
The truth is different.
The Americans massacred the Sioux &mdash; men, women and children.
They massacred the Filipinos, regarding them as little better than dogs.
They committed atrocities against the Japanese and the Koreans.
Racist atrocity has been as much a part of the American experience of war as any other <head>nation</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40035" docsrc="bnc_A1Y_168">
<context>
&bquo;For us to promise the removal of nuclear power generation within 15 years would be to delude ourselves and mislead others.&equo;    
The Labour leadership's alternative strategy for the industry would produce a &bquo;substantial reduction&equo; in nuclear power generation by 2000, he said.    
Tony Blair, Labour front-bench energy spokesman, said the next Labour government should seek a higher aim than &bquo;meeting some arbitrary timetable&equo;.    
He added: &bquo;For the first time in energy policy history, the environment will govern our energy policy.
We will attempt to meet a substantial part of our energy needs from benign, renewable sources of energy.&equo;    
Anxious to exploit government embarrassment over the delay in its programme for electricity privatisation, he added: &bquo;Energy policy is too critical to the future of this <head>nation</head> to leave to the short-term whims of market forces.
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<instance id="nation.40038" docsrc="bnc_CR8_730">
<context>
Traditionalists are complaining that the wedding's publicity threatens the imperial mystique.
The Imperial Household Agency, a secretive ministry that minds the royal family, has objected to a telephone card showing a picture of the couple.
Japanese magazines have picked over the details of the imperial engagement, including the less flattering ones: Miss Owada's creased kimono, her unsuitable confidence when talking to the press.
In spite of the ignominy to which Britain's royal family has descended, Japanese concern may seem premature.
But divinity is a fragile commodity.        
Cambodia puts its trust in princes    
FROM OUR SOUTH-EAST ASIA CORRESPONDENT    
PHNOM PENH    
YASUSHI AKASHI, the head of the United <head>Nations</head> operation in Cambodia, keeps a mask of a dog on his desk.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40041" docsrc="bnc_CEJ_794">
<context>
Luke says that, in her case, the offering was laid down for the poor:    
a pair of turtle doves or two young pigeons (Luke 2:24).      
This once again associates Jesus with the poor.          
While Mary and Joseph are in the Temple, a holy man called Simeon takes Jesus in his arms to bless him.
Simeon longed for the coming of the Christ and believed he would not die until he had seen him.
His view of the Christ is summed up in the divine song called the &bquo;Nunc Dimittis&equo; (Luke 2:29&ndash;32).
Luke draws once again from the Old Testament, summarising the thoughts of Isaiah (Isaiah 46:13; 49:6; 52:10).    
THE MESSAGE OF THE &bquo;NUNC DIMITTIS&equo;    
Simeon has seen the Christ with his own eyes.    
The Christ will offer salvation to all <head>nations</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40046" docsrc="bnc_B0U_1838">
<context>
&bquo;Can't I go through?&equo;    
&bquo;Nein, verboten&equo;    
Guards were either abruptly mistrustful or effusively friendly when they discovered that you could speak their language.    
Some of the others came closer.    
&bquo;Your comrades shouldn't try so many escapes, then life would be much pleasanter for you.&equo;    
&bquo;You are silly, you Englishmen.
When the French were here they had much freedom in the camp because they were sensible and did not try to escape.
They went to the cinema twice a week.&equo;    
It was a strange fact that the Germans who so admired soldierly qualities could never understand soldierly integrity in a prisoner of war, whereas the British, least military of all <head>nations</head> , were probably the most spirited prisoners.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40050" docsrc="bnc_A50_612">
<context>
The environment debate showed conference representatives concerned about unsuitable housing development in the countryside, freeing derelict land in the cities, and litter.    
One young representative, Colin Mason, a computer systems manager from Streatham, who branded environmental controls as &bquo;socialism by the back door&equo;, was gently advised by the Secretary of State to read the Tory philospher Edmund Burke.    
Mr Mason had criticised Mr Patten's stand against the proposed new town at Foxley Wood, Hampshire.
&bquo;We must still trust the market at the end of the day.
I don't want restrictions; I don't want controls,&equo; Mr Mason said.    
But Mr Patten told him good government should be founded on fact, not fantasy.
&bquo;The greatest of Tories, Edmund Burke, reminded us of our duties as trustees for the <head>nation</head> , as good stewards of its traditions, its values and its riches.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40056" docsrc="bnc_CLN_159">
<context>
At the very least it would make it a more rationally and humanely organised system likely to be more productive; at best it would provide the conditions for eventual emancipation should that decision finally be made.    
With the experience of revolution in France and her colonies a few of the more enthusiastically radical abolitionists &mdash; notably Clarkson and Thomas Cooper &mdash; adopted the higher risk tactic of accepting both the virtual inevitability of slave revolt and its justification.
Salvation for the slaveholders lay only in their own willingness to accept abolition and undertake amelioration of slavery on their estates.
Paradoxically, these abolitionists were arguing that fear was supposed to induce reason and humanity and provoke policies which squared reform with stability and both with the interest of the <head>nation</head> .    
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<instance id="nation.40060" docsrc="bnc_A69_434">
<context>
Let me now take the propositions in order, examine them individually, and then indicate how, in my opinion, the employers came to be talking this kind of tripe.    
First then the proposition that management should accept a responsibility for doing everything possible to keep prices stable or to reduce them.
Management has no business to accept any such responsibility; or rather, since &bquo;management&equo; is merely a collective abstract expression, managements have no business to accept any such responsibility.
The duty of every management is to conduct the business, including the price policy of the business, in the way which in the opinion of the management is likely to maximise the return on the capital invested in the business.
A management which does not do this betrays more than the shareholders in the business; it betrays the employees and the <head>nation</head> as a whole.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40066" docsrc="bnc_B14_430">
<context>
Disposal of industrial waste into rivers and seas is a major source of water pollution, and a recent article in Newsweek (Hewitt et al, 1988) maintains that we have managed to clog the seas of the world with 20 billion tons of garbage.
Coastal waters have suffered most, yet they play the most important role in the chain of life as that is where the majority of marine species spend at least part of their lives, for example in the North Sea many fish have been found to suffer from skin infections, deformed skeletons and tumours.
Not only that, sea birds are often the victims of oil spills.
Human bathers, too, risk viral hepatitis, skin reactions and oral thrush.
However, the article goes on, during the last decade, a United <head>Nations</head> Organization programme has been coordinating the work of environmentalists to halt the scale of pollution, although political will by individual governments is also essential if the fragile ecosystem is to be preserved.    
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Even now, and though the events of June triggered a brief period of reappraisal, the British still seem besotted by their vision of China as a billion-strong market for their goods and services &mdash; and either unaware, or unimpressed, that their exports to Hong Kong itself are currently worth three times as much as those to its northern neighbour.    
The optimists dismiss China's ballooning inflation and swelling money supply as mere potholes on its road to the level of prosperity already enjoyed by many of its East Asian neighbours.
Nothing, as responses to the June crackdown have confirmed, can puncture their confidence in Peking's authority or China's stability.    
Already, President George Bush is talking about a full restoration of Sino-US relations.
Other <head>nations</head> , especially Japan, wait impatiently in the wings with their offers of soft loans.
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He sent a postcard to a well known photographer stating: &bquo;Your cover shot of me moved me enormously.
I must have that picture.
I must have it lifesize.&equo;    
Was the man losing control?
It was a difficult period warped by misquotes and media caricature.
Morrissey's retreat was probably due to a realisation that he couldn't control his own public persona.
It had become a creation of the press and not of himself.
He had become two people.
Now he decided to kill off the false one.    
But other things happened within the music industry which effectively took the heat away from The Smiths in the early months of 1984.
The <head>nation</head> had discovered Frankie Goes To Hollywood.
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Dmitry Sokolov, a Jehovah's Witness, had been imprisoned between 1988 and 1990 for refusing his call-up papers.
He has consistently refused calls to military service because his religious beliefs forbid him to bear arms for a secular power or swear on oath of military allegiance.
He is serving his term in Tver.    
Compulsory labour involves working at a site designated by the authorities, where prisoners are under surveillance and restricted in their movements.    
Amnesty International believes that the restrictions placed on prisoners of conscience doing compulsory labour are analogous to imprisonment and therefore urges that they be immediately and unconditionally released.    
Conscientious objection to military service is recognised by the United <head>Nations</head> as a legitimate exercise of the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion.    
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Above all, it will reduce tit-for-tat politics and introduce much greater stability into government, allowing individuals and businesses alike to plan for their future with confidence.
We will:    
 Bring in fair votes  .
We will introduce proportional representation for all elections at local, national and European levels.
We propose the single transferable vote, by which electors cast their votes in multi-member constituencies based on natural communities.    
 Introduce fixed-term Parliament of four years  , with a known date for the next election, subject to an earlier election only if the government loses a special &bquo;explicit&equo; vote of no confidence.    
 Reform the House of Lords  .
We will maintain a second chamber as a Senate, primarily elected by the citizens of the <head>nations</head> and regions of the United Kingdom.
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Ask that the USA brings its legislation into line with internationally recognized human rights standards, abolishing the death penalty for juvenile offenders:  .      
2    
Find out more about Amnesty's campaign on the Death Penalty and Juvenile Offenders by sending for our report:  USA &mdash; The Death Penalty &amp; Juvenile Offenders.   &pound;4.50 inc P&amp;P.              
PRISONER LETTER WRITING CAMPAIGN    
Each of the people whose story follows is a prisoner of conscience.
Each has been arrested because of his or her religious or political beliefs, colour, sex, ethnic origin or language.
None has used or advocated violence.
Their continuing detention is a violation of the United <head>Nations</head> Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
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The programs will run on an &dollar;8000 Apple III computer.    
According to Werner Behrens of UNIDO, the software will standardise the way countries draw up feasibility studies for development projects funded by, for example, the World Bank or the US's Agency for International Development.    
With the system, a government official in, say, Zambia or Paraguay can punch in a 19-column set of data on local tax and interest rates, together with other factors important in planning a new dam or factory.    
In minutes, the computer will produce 18 columns of net and discounted cash flows presented over a set period of time.    
The advantage to the institutions providing the money &mdash; assuming enough countries follow the UNIDO format &mdash; is that proposals from many <head>nations</head> all contain the same essential data.    
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China's shift from a planned economy towards a market system has involved the dismantling of old controls but not their replacement with new ones.
For that reason, the gradual restraint of inflation and cooling of this overheated economy look impossible.
It is likelier that the coming attempt to restrain the economy and prices will be harsh.
The same thing happened in 1988&ndash;89, and June 4th will mark the fourth anniversary of its political consequence: the Tiananmen Square massacre.    
That prospect needs to be borne in mind as the rest of the world ponders how to deal with China.
The most immediate ponderer is Bill Clinton, who is about to offer a grudging renewal for a further year of China's &bquo;most favoured <head>nation</head> &equo; trading status with America &mdash; jargon which means simply that China is treated as well, or badly, as most other countries.
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This retreat into the safety of headquarters with its separation from reality is the route for these &bquo;bastards with no teeth&equo;; it is the rightful place for those &bquo;nine-til-five administrators who turn up when real polises have been up and at it for hours, and then ask their daft questions because of their lack of practical experience&equo;.
It is the world of &bquo;ESSO&equo; men (Every Saturday and Sunday Off), and the &bquo;real polis's&equo; scorn is reflected in some of the language of definition which I have outlined here.    
Now, as a consequence of my eight marginal years on a drug   squad, visits to the United <head>Nations</head> , and the three years at university reading a subject which few knew anything about, but would be willing to dismiss along with all of the social sciences, I was in danger of being irrevocably cast into the mould of being a &bquo;college man&equo; or academic.
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The Jews of Poland in particular were to absorb the shock of the German economic drive to the east since it was often conducted by emancipated German Jews &mdash; and this in turn fostered Polish anti-Semitism.
That the Polish Jews were socially, politically and economically quite distinct from German Jews only made the business easier, since the two groups were at loggerheads with each other.    
Increasing pressure on the Poles to Germanise themselves, and the corresponding Polish reaction in both compliance and   defiance, were all part of the impact of capitalist industrial organisation as it spread from the first comers of Western Europe, to the second rank of industrialising <head>nations</head> &mdash; to Germany, Japan and Italy in particular &mdash; and through them to their potential empires and marcher territories.
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In Large-scale, Real-time Command and Control Systems, Hughes air defence systems protect over one billion people in the United States and 22 Other Free World nations.
And we develop and build air traffic control systems, plus ground-based command and control information systems.    
Hughes also excels in laser and electro-optical systems.
We built the first working laser, the first high performance thermal imaging system for night-time vision, and the first long wavelength infrared sensor flown into space.        
EXPANDING OUR VISION    
At Hughes we're continually expanding the frontiers of technology.
And I'm proud to say, whether it's to keep our <head>nation</head> strong, extend the freedom of thought through telecommunications, or expand the industrial horizons, all of us who work at Hughes will continue to expand our vision &mdash; to meet tomorrow's need today.      
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The Bulgarian succession problem, indeed, was gradually settling itself under the noses of the mighty opposites, because each day made joint action on Bulgaria less likely.
The Austrians would not accept an eviction; the Russians could only remove Ferdinand, if he did not resign, at the cost of a general war.
Russia was in the last resort not prepared to fight and the crisis fizzled out; no one paid any attention to the Turkish contention that Ferdinand's title was illegal.    
The two years' Bulgarian crisis had complicated results.
In the Balkans it meant that for the next few years Bulgaria under Stambouloff would look to Austria-Hungary (and even, a little, to Turkey), for fear of Russia.
A Bulgaria which was a client of the Habsburg monarchy was a convincing refutation of the old view that independent Balkan <head>nations</head> would automatically look to Russia.
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There are far too many grey areas with endless different interpretations open to every side.
What cannot be ignored is that the players are the ones who provide the entertainment, sometimes at considerable personal cost.
It's not good enough to say that by becoming international stars they are compensated by the kudos this brings with it and that their personal fame enables them to cash in.
Tell that to Mike Teague, who can only make money if he can work.    
Fudging on issues must end now, otherwise there'll be a real threat that England players will call a halt in droves, considering that their sacrifices have not been justified.    
With the Five <head>Nations</head> fast approaching I hope that most England players shelve any retirement plans &mdash; Paul Ackford and Mike Teague excepted.
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Japan's reluctance to abandon whaling has deep cultural and religious roots.
If it is regarded simply as oriental perversity the Japanese are unlikely to change their ways    
Japan, the leading whaling nation,     seems set to resign from the International Whaling Commission.
When the recent IWC annual meeting voted to ban all commercial whaling (25 for, 7 against) the Japanese delegation and press predictably condemned the decision.    
The need to catch whales goes back a thousand years or more in Japanese history.
Whale meat made up for the lack of other sources of protein in the Japanese diet.
In contrast, Western whaling <head>nations</head> needed the whale oil, although it is true that products from coastal whaling in Europe included meat as early as the 11th century.
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Members of the Constabulary practised robbery, extortion and kidnapping.
Their criminal ways continued even after Marcos was deposed.    
Despite the Constabulary's evil reputation, it has taken three years to get a law though Congress that abolished the organisation.
The army fiercely resisted the move.
It fears it is losing power.
Most people in the Philippines, fed up with attempted military coups, hope that its fears are well founded.          
INTERNATIONAL        
Countdown    
NOT since last August's invasion of Kuwait has an American-led war against Saddam Hussein looked so likely, or its human costs so high.
After January 15th Resolution 678 of the United <head>Nations</head> Security Council allows any country, at the request of Kuwait, to remove the Iraqis forcibly.
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Dr Vincent and Dr Jones delivered the message to Downing Street after Mrs Thatcher refused to see a delegation from the church, a decision which they described as an &bquo;affront&equo;.    
They wrote: &bquo;It is not often that a major British church seeks such an interview, and the conference and our 500,000 members and 1 million community cannot but be offended.    
&bquo;Your unwillingness indicates insensitivity to what must have been perceived as deeply held and deeply felt concerns and convictions of the Methodist people.&equo;    
Methodist leaders sought the meeting with Mrs Thatcher after a resolution passed at the Methodist Conference in June last year, which declared outrage at the divisive effects of government policy.    
The letter said: &bquo;We do not believe a <head>nation</head> can be rich or successful while some are ground down into an &bquo;underclass&equo; or are deprived of the means of contributing to society.    
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AS Paul Johnson suggests (March 29), it is indeed strange that sensitive issues, such as our subjection to the EC, have been overlooked in the election debate.    
The silent majority of Britons are unimpressed by the antics of the Brussels bureaucrats and the meek compliance of our domestic politicians.
But this silent majority maintain a dignified silence, confident in the mature outlook and conservatism that centuries of parliamentary democracy have bequeathed them.
They refuse to go along with the current vogues to which the impressionable Continentals pander.    
This restrained aloofness has had its drawbacks: it has given the bellicose idealists of the Left freedom to ride roughshod with impunity over institutions which have hitherto maintained our <head>nation</head> as civilised and admirable.    
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But Dr Neil Harris, of the European Arctic Stratospheric Ozone Experiment, which carried out the four-month study, said its conclusions, although serious, were not yet cause &bquo;to walk around London with a hat on&equo;.    
The study found that the the protective layer, which filters harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun, was depleted by up to 18 per cent over Belgium.    
On average, the loss ranged from between eight and 15 per cent between November and February according to the study, the most comprehensive ever undertaken, with monitoring from ships, aircraft, rockets and ground stations.    
However, the seasonal loss was not great enough to cause an &bquo;ozone hole&equo; of the sort above the Antarctic, where at times the layer has reached a wafer-thin 10 per cent of normal this winter.    
The United <head>Nations</head> Environment Programme has predicted 600,000 additional skin cancers and up to three million more cataracts if there is a sustained 20 per cent loss of ozone.    
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Spengler was particularly worried by the threat of a Russian invasion of Europe.    
Mosley, arguing that Spengler's understanding of caesarism was profound but that he had failed to see the potential in modern science to rejuvenate society, saw fascism as a &bquo;mutiny against destiny&equo;.
It was caesarism and science, fascism as a revolutionary corporate system of organization based on modern technology and a unified national purpose, which would renew the youth of European culture for Mosley.
Yet apart from this acknowledged   intellectual debt and critical reaction to Spengler Mosley developed other ideas from his work.
Spengler's concept of the alleged unity of European culture and its primary faustian symbols was to be the basis of his &bquo;Europe a <head>Nation</head> &equo; campaign after the Second World War.
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Instead, Paul, in his closing address, implicitly rebuked the Theological Commission for having refused to confer upon the Virgin Mary the title of &bquo;Mother of the Church&equo; in the chapter devoted to her in  De Ecclesia  .
The pope now did so himself.
There was a noticeable lack of warmth from the assembled bishops.        
THE YEAR 1965: THE FOURTH SESSION    
At the beginning of the final session, 14 September 1965, Pope Paul entered the basilica with little of the pomp that hitherto had surrounded the papacy.
He did not comment upon the subjects the fathers were to discuss.
Instead, he announced that he was going to the United <head>Nations</head> in New York to appeal for peace, and that in accordance with the Council's wishes he would establish the long-awaited synod of bishops.
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Now only workers and peasants should enjoy the right to self-determination.    
A year later, perhaps to justify his rough treatment in suppressing the national movement among the Tatars and Bashkirs, he affirmed: &bquo;the slogan &bquo;all power to the national bourgeoisie&equo; is being replaced by the slogan of proletarian socialism, &bquo;all power to the working masses of the oppressed nationalities&equo;.
Bukharin, one of the leaders of the Left opposition to Lenin on the national question, embraced the idea and brought to its exposition his formidable talents.
At this point, as Carr observes, &bquo;the dividing line between Bukharin's thesis of &bquo;self-determination for the workers&equo; and the Polish thesis (of Rosa Luxemburg) of &bquo;no self-determination for <head>nations</head> &equo; was tenuous and tended to vanish&equo;.    
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Pentagon hardliners, who have opposed a chemical weapons ban on the grounds that it could not be verified adequately, suggested the idea of seeking continued production of the new &bquo;binary&equo; weapons during the 10 years it would take to eliminate all arsenals.    
The new binaries are claimed by their advocates to be safer than the older &bquo;unitary&equo; weapons because they use two chemical components that only become lethal when combined during the firing of the weapon.
The French have also favoured a continued production clause so that they would be able to develop new binaries during the 10-year period.    
Mr Bush accepted the Pentagon proposal even though he told the United Nations that he believed &bquo;we can achieve the level of verification that gives us confidence to go forward with this ban&equo;.    
Also at the United <head>Nations</head> , the President called on the Soviet Union to reduce its stocks immediately to 20 per cent of the current US arsenal, which is unofficial estimated to be 30,000 tons.
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<instance id="nation.40163" docsrc="bnc_A40_585">
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The Lancashire side took the lead in the ninth minute through Kath Jackson with Orpington's Helen Morgan equalizing 10 minutes into the second half.    
Pat Mawdsley gave Hightown an early lead in their game against Chelmsford with Lyn Bollington putting the visitors on terms.
Jackie Crook put Hightown back in front and Tina Cullen put them further ahead in the 46th minute.
But Brenda Howe and Bollington scored in the closing minutes to give Chemsford their first league point.    
The Pizza Express London league got off to an early start this year with a shortened programme.
Surbiton, last year's runners-up to St Albans, who achieved National League status, had a 3-0 victory against Maidenhead with goals from David Francis, Ian Jolly and Gareth Notton.    
England have been drawn in the same pool as Pakistan, the host <head>nation</head> , for next February's World Cup in Lahore.
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</instance>

<instance id="nation.40168" docsrc="bnc_A0E_265">
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He was drawn to the work of IPTA (Indian People's Theatre Association), a cultural wing of the Communist Party of India, and worked with it as an actor &mdash; playwright &mdash; director till 1954.    
In 1953, he was voted best actor and director for his theatre work, this was also the year in which he directed NAGARIK (THE CITIZEN), the first of the eight feature films that he completed.
When these films made over a twenty year period have, on rare occasions, been seen by Western audiences, critics have referred to him as neo-neo-realist or post-Brechtian film-maker.
These labels prove to be wholly inadequate, not to say misleading, for a film-maker who managed to bring together Indian mythological symbolism, folk and musical traditions in order to raise questions about identity, <head>nation</head> , race, and class in a unparalleled way.
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John Stevenson feels that this urban migration was important in restructuring the population of Britain, although Glynn and Oxborrow argue that this internal migration was less marked than it had been in the nineteenth century &mdash; being about one third of its former level.
Presumably, therefore, internal   migration exerted no more impact, and probably less, on the British population structure than it had in the nineteenth century.
Notwithstanding the reservations of Glynn and Oxborrow it is clear that population growth rates were less than one third of their nineteenth century peaks and the fact is that there was a substantial loss of population from the old industrial areas to the new ones.
At least a million people of working age migrated to the   the   South East during the inter-war period, and Wales, as a whole, lost both its <head>natural</head>increase in population and an actual loss of about 450,000 people.
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</instance>

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  A little further on we passed the Elephant &amp; Castle Inn &lsqb;in Pancras Way, near to the workhouse of 1809&rsqb; kept by Mr Wrench, who is reported to be very strict in his management of the Inn.
Many of the students go here to dine, and are also accustomed to assemble together in the evening.
Father Wrench, however, as he is sometimes called&mdash;will never allow more than a proper quantity of either ale, wine or spirits&hellip;
We here crossed to the other side of the road, near to the Workhouse, and soon passed (on the left) a row of small houses called Cook's Row, and a little further on another row&mdash;Church Row&mdash;at the   northern   end of which stood the Adam &amp; Eve Inn with its attached Tea gardens.
The place looked inviting, nevertheless we do not enter&equo;.    
The site of these gardens is now St Giles-in-the-Fields burial ground, north of Old St Pancras Church, which is built on a <head>natural</head>or embanked hillock.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40012" docsrc="bnc_BMV_1033">
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Henry I shored up his doubtful claim by marrying a princess of the English royal line; what Stephen has lost in warfare, Henry II recaptured owing to a series of successful marriages &mdash; those of his parents, which united a claim to all the territory of Henry I with Anjou, and his own, which added to these Aquitaine, that is to say, some title to most of southern France.
Henry II spent a large part of a long career campaigning in France; but his wars added very little to what he had gained by marriage.
Nor was the lesson lost on him.
The hectic marriage alliances which he, in common with most twelfth-century potentates, engaged in showed a recognition that marriage was a more reliable weapon than warfare in realizing large ambitions.    
It is <head>natural</head>to consider the dynastic marriage policies of this period in the same context as warfare, since both were engaged in by the kings and great nobles for very much the same reasons (see pp. 456&ndash;7).
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40016" docsrc="bnc_B1G_429">
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The object of the overlay exercise is to determine potentially feasible sites for the dumping of waste material from the nuclear industry, in particular, low- and intermediate-level radioactive waste.
This chapter is not itself concerned with the mechanics or politics of the matter, the example chosen is merely a convenient one for purposes of illustrating a very common GIS procedure.
For the dumping of such radioactive matter four criteria need to be considered:      
1.      
The waste dump must be on a site with a suitable underlying geology;      
2.      
The site must be accessible from the UK rail network;      
3.      
The site must not be within a conservation area (that is, a national park, area of outstanding <head>natural</head>beauty, etc.&hellip;); and      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40025" docsrc="bnc_B71_1226">
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Yet there is often no effective therapy for these diseases.    
Schistosomiasis, a debilitating parasitic disease, affects some 400 million people in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
The cause is a blood fluke, the  Schistosoma mansoni  , which depends on an aquatic snail as an intermediate host.
The parasite multiplies inside the snail, eventually emerging as fork-tailed larvae.
These invade the human body through the skin.
Scientists have attacked the problem from every angle, by education, improving hygiene and eradicating the snail.
Now Otto Gottlieb, Professor of Chemistry at the University of Sao Paulo, and Walter Mors, a Brazilian specialist in the chemistry of <head>natural</head>products, have drawn attention to a possible new approach: chemicals to stop larvae penetrating the skin.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40029" docsrc="bnc_CN6_584">
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  Divorce has increased by almost 600 per cent in 20 years.
One in three marriages is now likely to end in divorce and 60 per cent will involve children under 16.
Each year approximately 160000 children see their parents separate, and lone-parent families have increased, from 8 per cent in 1971 to 14 per cent in 1987 (OPCS, 1988).        
Where are the children?    
Four out of five of the 11. 6 million children aged under 16 in Britain in 1986 were living with both their natural parents (OPCS, 1988).
This figure declined slightly for older children, a growing proportion of whom lived with a natural parent and a step-parent.
The Child Health and Education Study (CHES) (Osborne  et al  .,
1984) of 13135 children born in 1970, found that one in ten five-year-olds were not living with both <head>natural</head>parents.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40033" docsrc="bnc_ABL_906">
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And so for that time we live now, both of us, and we are perfectly happy, and the waiting is not weary, but good and happy for us both.    
We are young and youth is said to be fickle, mutable, and we have both looked at the possibility of ourselves not being exceptions to that supposed rule.
We cannot imagine it, yet it is possible, and if such a change did come to one of us, there would be pain for both and merely afterwards friendship&hellip;    
Edward never proposed to me, I never &bquo;accepted&equo; him, yet here we are just as much engaged and much more so than lovers of whom I have read.
This love was the outcome of our friendship, just as our friendship was the outcome of our acquaintance; there was no break only a very gradual difference.
I can hardly remember the first time I felt that we loved each other.
It was all perfectly beautifully <head>natural</head> , like the blossoming of a flower.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40037" docsrc="bnc_CL0_892">
<context>
This feature is sponsored by Kuretake and independently produced by  The Artist   (  ) in association with Jonathan Stephenson.
&copy; April 1993              
AN AIR THAT KILLS    
For David Prentice the desire to paint the landscape encompasses much more than simply an aim to record its appearance    
David Prentice Four-hour sketchbook sequence &mdash; north along the ridgeway.
Malvern    
What is it that motivates painters to work directly from the landscape motif?
I would like to suggest that an answer to this question should address broader concerns than simply a desire to make a representation of appearance.
Most advice on the subject concentrates on technique and materials, giving the impression that it is the most <head>natural</head>thing to do; it is just a matter of how.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="natural.40040" docsrc="bnc_CG3_838">
<context>
The beginning of all art:    
a song when planting a rice field    
in the country's inmost part.    
On a journey, ill,    
and over fields all withered, dreams    
go wandering still    
&bquo;Leaving the house of a friend&equo;    
out comes the bee    
from deep among peony pistils &mdash;    
oh, so reluctantly!          
As you can see, though each of these poems &bquo;simply&equo; describes a moment that has something to do with the <head>natural</head>world, other thoughts and messages come through at the same time.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40044" docsrc="bnc_CCY_46">
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You can also make your own arch using plasterboard, plywood or hardboard.
The material is cut to shape and fixed to a timber framework, itself fixed to the opening.
The curved soffit is finished with a strip of expanded metal mesh, which is plastered over; or you can use hardboard bent to shape and tacked into place.    
Plasterboard is easiest for giving a neat finish, as a skim coat will mask the join between board and existing plaster.
With plywood and   hardboard  , it's no so easy to hide the joins, and the best you can do is to use a thick textures paper such as woodchip or a heavy blown vinyl.       
Above: The curved lintel of an old doorway gives an impressive archway feature, while the brick arch, left, makes the most of <head>natural</head>materials to give a sense of timeless elegance.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40049" docsrc="bnc_C8U_36">
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However, many of these dogs have not complied with other sections of the law, such as neutering, and more than 600 are no longer alive &mdash; including over 100 puppies which were conceived before the Dangerous Dogs Act came into force, but which were not allowed to be sold or given away after the legislation was introduced.          
TECHNICOLOUR DREAM-COAT    
Toddler Ryan Hunt from Hereford, decided that his black Labrador didn't quite go with his newly decorated bedroom, so he painted the dog a matching colour!
Ryan was just putting the final touches of white emulsion to Tosh's paws when his father came back, having had a quick break from painting the two-year-old's room.    
It then took more than an hour of bathing and shampooing to get Tosh back to his <head>natural</head>ebony colour!        
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40055" docsrc="bnc_BMG_1627">
<context>
And the revered, sacred feline of ancient Egypt became the wicked, sorcerer's cat of medieval Europe.
Anything considered holy by a previous religious faith must automatically be damned by a new religion.
In this way began the darkest chapter in the cat's long association with mankind.
For centuries it was persecuted and the cruelties heaped upon it were given the full backing of the Church.    
During this bleak phase of its history the cat became firmly linked in the popular mind with witches and black magic.
As late as 1658 Edward Topsel, in his serious work on <head>natural</head>history, followed detailed descriptions of the cat's anatomy and behaviour with the solemn comment that &bquo;the familiars of Witches do most ordinarily appear in the shape of Cats, which is an argument that this beast is dangerous to soul and body.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40059" docsrc="bnc_BMA_955">
<context>
In other words, it is not merely the circumstances of the immediate production process which determine if labour is productive, but the total social circumstances, including the use to which products are put, which determine  post hoc   whether the labour involved has been productive or not.
The  material form   of the surplus-product has an important bearing upon this.    
Bukharin's theory of expanded negative reproduction  is   one that takes both value and material aspects of commodities into account: &bquo;It is exceedingly important to note that the analysis of&hellip; enlarged reproduction given by Marx in his famous arithmetically formulated schemes in the second volume of  Capital   brings in both the value (economic) and the <head>natural</head>(technical) aspects of reproduction.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40065" docsrc="bnc_CB9_165">
<context>
Cobra effigies and icons are in most part multicephalous, that is possessing three, five, seven or sometimes nine heads, always an odd number.
Certain images are anthropomorphic, showing a human head on the body of a snake, and others present a Naga, often seated in the Lotus or meditative position with a multi-headed cobra forming a canopy over the figure's head.
Cobras are constantly depicted entwined in a double helix.    
The female head, often seen on a Serpent's body, depicts a Nagini, or female Naga.
The attendants of Naga Royalty also possess only one head.    
These variations appear cryptic to most westerners, and require some explanation.    
The multiple heads relate once again to certain fundamental principles and functions concerning <head>natural</head>processes upon which the universe is created and maintained, and which underlie all our experience.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40069" docsrc="bnc_AHF_630">
<context>
Mr Major said: &bquo;There is only one real choice at this election.
Going forward with me or backwards with Mr Kinnock.&equo;    
He said a Conservative victory would bring confidence that would get the economy &bquo;really humming&equo;.
Labour would put the economy into reverse.        
Election 1992: Somewhere over the rainbow    
By Robert Shrimsley    
AFTER the opening shot of a cartoon rainbow descending over a stately home, the camera panned in on a well-groomed man with a moustache.
He spoke for a minute, followed by a succession of other characters and then four grown, men sitting in the lotus position, proceeded to hurl themselves into the air.    
The <head>Natural</head>Law Party, which is fielding 313 candidates, unveiled its long-awaited party election television broadcast last night.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40075" docsrc="bnc_CHC_866">
<context>
However, it is not suggested,  pace   Fuller, that the internal morality of law is inherent in the most efficient methods of subjecting human conduct to the governance of rules, although there is more strength than has been generally granted in the view that government can only be compatible with the dignity of man if Fuller's eight requirements for making law are satisfied (Nicholson, 1973&ndash;4).
In fact it is best not to think of ethical positivism as a theory of <head>natural</head>law because this may lead to consequences which are directly contrary to those sought, namely, the appeal to &bquo;higher&equo; laws as a basis for disobeying positive law, and the pursuit of an external validation for the devices of positive law which posits the existence of metaphysical rules to be discovered by a process of moral inspection.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40078" docsrc="bnc_AE7_785">
<context>
The price you pay for being able to chew when you are young is that you will run out of teeth when you are   old.
This is rather a trivial example: if teeth were the only problem, senescence could be cured by false teeth.
A more fundamental example concerns our brains, which are made of nerve cells which do not divide when we are adult.
When a cell dies, it is not replaced.
This places an upper limit on our lifespan.
But a brain with a fixed number of cells almost certainly works better than one whose cells are constantly dividing.
Now if there are changes, such as non-replacing teeth and non-dividing nerve cells, which make young animals more efficient, at the cost of condemning old animals to senescence, these changes will be favoured by <head>natural</head>selection, if only because most animals die of accidents anyway before they are old.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40081" docsrc="bnc_A6J_1959">
<context>
Out there the whole cosmos rolled and sang, out there the stars had danced and sung when Fenna called to them.
On stormy nights it had been exhilarating to fly in the teeth of the wind.
Hard to steer, to balance, to float, she had learned instead to consent; to cast herself onto the wind and learn the whole length and depth and height of its strength, and in perfect relaxation, the stern corseting of gravity left far below, her whole body had been open to power and loveliness.
She had thought that if her mother had learned to consent, to let go, to be filled, then Phoebe's passivity and disinterest would drop off like a cloak and she too could be naked with joy and love.
Now, coiled here, she thought it was not Phoebe's fault, it was the dullness of being an adult; it was the <head>natural</head>flavour of the world once one had said goodbye to childhood.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40084" docsrc="bnc_CRW_314">
<context>
The difference is one of emphasis, of how and under what circumstances children should be removed and when parental contact should be maintained and restoration to the parent attempted. &lsqb;&hellip;&rsqb;    
Thirdly, it seems that both groups of critics would want to see greater support given to natural families, in general, to help them to care for their children more effectively and to prevent the need for substitute care arising.
Again, the difference is one of emphasis.
The &bquo;kinship defenders&equo; are more concerned to press for policy changes, such as more day-care provision to help one-parent families, as urgently necessary; the other group perhaps sees such changes as more long term, as not immediately related to the needs of the children who are currently the subject of placement decisions.
But they are not entirely unsympathetic to <head>natural</head>parents.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40087" docsrc="bnc_CS2_650">
<context>
Moreover, just as Moore thought that freedom from the naturalistic fallacy made one more ready to recognize that there is a plurality of basically different sorts of good thing, so Ross thought that freedom from this wrong definition of right and duty in terms of good made one ready to recognize that there is a plurality of grounds of obligation, of which the obligation to produce good and reduce bad is just one,   or rather two, for he thinks the duty to prevent bad a distinct, and usually more stringent, duty than to produce good.    
For Ross obligatoriness or rightness, as a property of possible actions, is the most basic ethical property or relation.
He held that there were a variety of different rightness-making properties.
We recognize by moral intuition that certain &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; properties of an action will make it obligatory.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40090" docsrc="bnc_B0M_301">
<context>
At higher temperatures (  ca   500&deg;C) the linewidths and peaks change, which they put down to disorder as some zinc enters the copper particles to form a dilute brass.
However, through all this the ZnO remains unchanged.
This conflicts with earlier reports that Cu(I) gets incorporated into ZNO in the methanol synthesis catalyst (but as Couves  et al   write, &bquo;absence of evidence is not evidence of absence&equo;).
Absorption and diffraction could help industrial researchers get a better handle on the materials they use.        
Containing nuclear waste    
Anti-nuclear campaigners sometimes claim that nuclear fission and its dangerous products are a purely manmade phenomenon.
Do not believe it.
Geologists have known for decades about &bquo;<head>natural</head>fission reactors&equo; in very ancient rocks at Oklo in Gabon, West Africa.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40096" docsrc="bnc_A12_1417">
<context>
Unlike classical or  demi-caract&egrave;re   ballets today's romantic ballets have few stereotyped heroes and heroines because they deal with the moods, emotions and actions of one or more individuals in response to their circumstances and the unfolding of the plot.
Their movements must, therefore, have literal implications even though   they use the flowing romantic style originated by Taglioni and Perrot in  La    Sylphide   and  Giselle  .
What is meant by the term &bquo;literal&equo;?    
 Literal:   &bquo;taking words in their usual and primary sense and applying the ordinary rules of grammar without mysticism, allegory or metaphor&equo; (O.E.D.)        
A choreographer should translate this definition into dance terms thus: taking the moods, emotions and actions expressed, understood and observed by everyone in general and using <head>natural</head>gestures when applying the rules of choreographic grammar without trying to express them in any other way.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40100" docsrc="bnc_ABM_81">
<context>
So his &bquo;effects&equo; or &bquo;appearances&equo; are tantamount to Bacon's &bquo;natures&equo;.
But when he speaks of &bquo;causes&equo; he means, he says, either &bquo;efficient causes&equo; (which produce, or bring effects and appearances about) or, in the case of what he calls &bquo;entire causes&equo; (the  combination   of causes  and   their effects), a combination of efficient and material causes.
Officially he does not share Bacon's acceptance of formal causes, and even his agreement with him about the relevance to human actions of the final causes of Aristotelian tradition is qualified by the thought that, in the end, they are reducible to efficient causes.
The stress on efficient or productive causes means that, though Bacon's <head>natural</head>philosophy includes Divinity, Hobbes's excludes the theological study of a God that is eternal and ingenerate.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40106" docsrc="bnc_ABM_250">
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What we might think of as a process of deliberation and choice about our desires is, for him, simply the interplay and jostling of desires amongst themselves; and what we call &bquo;will&equo; is simply the desire that wins.
But though desire determines actions in this way, there nevertheless is, argues Hobbes, a sense in which we can be free.
Indeed, unless our desires do determine our actions, we are not free.
There is no loss of liberty in being carried along on our strongest desire, even when, because of the external circumstances of physical threat, that desire is to turn away from satisfying some other desire.
We are unfree, not when our strongest desire is displaced by an even stronger one, but when it is thwarted by external circumstances and becomes impossible of realization.    
It is plain from all of this how moral philosophy is taken to depend on <head>natural</head>philosophy.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40111" docsrc="bnc_AE7_479">
<context>
That is to say, we first classify organisms into species, and then group the species into genera, the genera into families, the families into orders, and so on.
What is meant by saying that such a classification is &bquo;natural&equo;?
After all, any collection of objects could be classified in this way.
Thus suppose that various characteristics (size, shape, colour, etc.) were allotted to objects at random.
The collection could then be classified hierarchically by choosing one character &mdash; say size &mdash; at random, and dividing the collection into orders according to that character.
A second character &mdash; say colour &mdash; could be chosen randomly to subdivide each order into families, and so on, until a complete hierarchical classification was achieved.
But there would be nothing particularly <head>natural</head>about such a classification.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40116" docsrc="bnc_CCL_1457">
<context>
It is especially essential that those who are responsible for implementation must have a thoroughgoing commitment to change if research is to be anything other than counterproductive&equo; (Engel 1977:176).    
Our efforts in data-gathering are to maximise our chances of making right choices and decisions.
Having drawn up our membership, attendance, financial and other relevant graphs, we can then project them forward not simply as an extension of the existing trend, but as a &bquo;faith projection&equo;.
This will represent what we believe it is possible, by God's grace, to achieve.
It is called a &bquo;faith projection&equo; because it relates to the measure of faith which God has granted as we have analysed our performance, related these to biblical priorities, and prayed through our response.    
If we simply allow events to take their <head>natural</head>course it is likely that the church will follow the life phases of most other institutions.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40122" docsrc="bnc_CN2_283">
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I mention this only because it is one of the dominant features in an inspector's life, the shadow of which he feels at all times.
There are, of course, many occupations in which similar demands of constant readiness are made, but when it goes on for twenty years or more it is inclined to upset a good domestic relationship.    
There is also the other side of the coin.
Two or three weeks away from the home environment in a tense atmosphere at the site of a recently crashed aircraft where everyone, officials and public alike, is looking to you to resolve the puzzle of how it came about can be stimulating, even exciting.    
The Inspectors all know each other extremely well and sometimes have to tolerate each other's little foibles, too.
This is the <head>natural</head>result of having to live and work close together, under pressure, maybe for several weeks on end.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40128" docsrc="bnc_C9M_1429">
<context>
&bquo;I've completely forgotten what the &bquo;electric tenor guitar&equo; was&hellip;
It must have been one of those little short-necked electric guitars that Lindley had.
God, I have to think of what to call these things.
Half the time they're just crazy instruments that don't have a name.
You know, you're sitting there with these guys, you're looking for something to do, there's a pile of instruments and you grab something that seems to fit.
That's what making this kind of record is all about, really.
You're trying for something that's funky, something that sounds good, and you just grab whatever comes to hand.
Then when you've all found a good combination, you do it for a while, then you turn on the tape machine&hellip;    
&bquo;As for the mandolin, it's <head>natural</head>for Hawaiian music.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40131" docsrc="bnc_A08_872">
<context>
I just don't understand you, he said.
I suddenly decided I didn't see any point in submitting them, I said.
And they weren't worth transporting all the way back.
I didn't feel comfortable with them in there with me, I said.
Exuding hope.
Exuding hope? he said, as if he didn't understand English any more.
Well,   drove all the way up.
Must have stopped every ten yards between junctions seventeen and eighteen.
Not a trace of them.
It was raining by then anyway.
Wouldn't speak to me for six months, but then his <head>natural</head>goodness of heart, as well perhaps as his gradual realization that I might have been right, that perhaps I had saved him from a fate worse than death, made it impossible for him to keep it up.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40135" docsrc="bnc_CGF_688">
<context>
But the real political question is what this stereotype means.
Does the association of low pitch with authority and high pitch with lack of it have any reasonable basis, or is it   simply a sexist prejudice through which everything that marks a speaker out as female becomes a cause for complaint and a proof of inferiority?
To put it another way, is it a case of high pitch giving rise to sexist prejudice, or does the prejudice cause the reaction to the pitch?    
I have been criticised for coming down on the side of the second alternative.
David Graddol and Joan Swann for instance suggest that high pitched voices will lack authority as long as there are squealing children and low, growly dogs.
In other words they believe that sexism in this instance is built on some &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; foundation.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40140" docsrc="bnc_BMT_6">
<context>
THE LINEAR IMPULSE      
ALFRED WATKINS AND THE DISCOVERY OF LEYS    
Alfred Watkins was hardly the sort of person one would expect to start a movement which would radically affect the way in which we experience the landscape.
In fact, he was the archetypal &bquo;pillar of society&equo;: flour-miller, magistrate and county councillor.    
Born in Hereford in 1855, he became known throughout his native county as he built up a detailed knowledge of the countryside of Herefordshire and the Welsh border.
He was a pioneer photographer, inventing and selling the first popular exposure meter, and his <head>natural</head>empathy with the countryside is reflected in his photographs.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40146" docsrc="bnc_CBB_331">
<context>
Wothorpe House, because of its ruinous state, its unusual design and its proximity to the site of Wothorpe nunnery, is also a victim of such mythology, but it was merely a dower house for widows of the earls and marquesses at Burghley.
Burghley itself is given importance because of its size and its &bquo;monastery&equo;.    
Despite the lack of  any   evidence the tunnel myth has a lively oral tradition and is still widely believed.
When an academic approach is used the theory begins to crumble.
Anne Pennick's essay on Glastonbury produces no convincing evidence at all, yet concludes that there is &bquo;a vast subterranean complex beneath Glastonbury, as befits a place of such ecumenical and mythological   complexity&equo;.
Evidently the tunnel myth is still firmly in the popular psyche of today.    
There have been <head>natural</head>caverns or fissures discovered under Stamford, but there is no evidence to suggest they were ever used by man.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40150" docsrc="bnc_BMP_726">
<context>
  That is to say, the existence of home ground may be assumed not only for the grassroots component of a society, but for all its members.    
Our selective emphasis upon locating our research at the grassroots or folk level, for whatever reasons, has perhaps led us to overemphasise our villagers' stereotypical views of society for the sake of analytical convenience, to divide the world into fixed categories of &bquo;us&equo; and &bquo;them&equo;.
In a sense, our usage of the terms &bquo;way of life&equo; and &bquo;ideology&equo; are indicative of this: we have used them as conceptual opposites.
&bquo;Way of life&equo; we have used to symbolise the familiar, the comfortable, a social world that appears to the actor as <head>natural</head> , without mystery or artifice, in which he feels confident, competent, at home.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40153" docsrc="bnc_A0G_689">
<context>
Buy bulbs for indoor flowering as soon as they become available.
Choose large, firm, healthy specimens that are not visibly diseased or damaged and plant quickly, before they show signs of sprouting, as this can affect subsequent growth and flower quality.    
To be sure of having bulbs in   flower at Christmas, it is advisable to buy specially prepared ones which have been temperature-treated for early flowering.
Hyacinth bulbs are the most widely available in prepared form, but prepared narcissi and tulips can also be found.
Certain tender varieties of narcissi, like &bquo;Paper White&equo; and &bquo;Grand Soleil d'Or&equo;, are naturally early flowering and do not need a <head>natural</head>or artificial cool period in order to flower quickly and healthily indoors, but they cannot be planted outside afterwards.      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40157" docsrc="bnc_CL1_130">
<context>
There are certain properties we inherit but it is the conditions we live under which dictate how we will develop them and to what purpose we will put them.    
Brian Wells notes: &bquo;Of course, all behaviour is ultimately controlled by the influence which our genes exert upon the development and function of our biological system&equo; (1980, p.29).
I am more concerned with the ways in which social mechanisms work to permit the growth and refinement of abilities necessary for sporting involvement.
By examining social processes, I am not throwing out the baby with the bath water: I do concede that inherited properties play a part.
But ability conceived in a singular way is not sufficient; one cannot assume a situation of perfect competition in which those possessing the necessary physical attributes will emerge as the best sportsmen: the notion of <head>natural</head>ability is not sufficient.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40162" docsrc="bnc_A1M_213">
<context>
The Germans used a machine which converted oxygen in air into the ozone which they used for their experiments.
However, Drs Keith Brown and Mike Roberts found that nitric acid was produced from atmospheric nitrogen at the same time and that this was responsible for most of the damage.
When they repeated their experiment with ozone produced from pure oxygen they found very little effect.    
Mike Roberts and colleagues at the CEGB's research laboratories now think that air pollution plays only a minor role after all (Forestry, vol 62, pp 179-222).
They agree that yellowing needles are caused by magnesium deficiency.
However, they are not convinced that the primary cause of this is toxic concentrations of aluminium released into the soil as acidity increased.    
Instead they see low concentrations of magnesium as a <head>natural</head>phenomenon exacerbated by air pollution.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40166" docsrc="bnc_CBL_315">
<context>
Ideally the tuber should be sprouted separately in another container such as a flower-pot in the manner described for A. bernieranus.
Later it can be planted in the aquarium.    
This is a very delicate plant needing special attention.
It must have very clear, fresh water and therefore the water should be changed very frequently, and great care should be taken not to allow algae growth.
Propagation is by seed, in the same way as described for A. bernieranus.
Sometimes side-shoots grow from the rhizome.
These can be severed and planted as new plants.        
Other requirements:    
Light: Requires subdued light from above.
Too bright light will harm the plant.
A few floating plants can be grown with this to provide <head>natural</head>shade.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40171" docsrc="bnc_CBF_11703">
<context>
He described the terrorists as &bquo;discredited and unwanted&equo; and said it was clear they had only one purpose &mdash; the triumph of evil.    
During his time in Lewes he prayed in a converted pigsty and gave the chance to young Christians to live in his house while developing their faith.    
In an interview in 1983 Bishop Peter said: &bquo;I have a house full of young people who spend a year with me praying and working in the community to get closer to God, and I let them impinge on my ministry.    
&bquo;I sleep on the floor and have a bare house.&equo;    
The allegation sent shockwaves through Bishop Peter's diocese yesterday.    
Rev Jim Caterer, vicar of Standish, said: &bquo;I never say something is impossible but in this case I wish I could say just that.    
&bquo;He has always been well known for having a good and <head>natural</head>relationship with young people.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40175" docsrc="bnc_C9N_2584">
<context>
 FENDER   Bassman, 1964 vintage, blackface with professionally fitted valves, 3 spring Accutronics reverb, with matching 2x12 Fender cab, &pound;650.      
 FENDER   Bassman, original, made 1960, 50 watt head and matching 2x12 reclining cab, superb condition, &pound;750.      
FENDER Clapton Strat, green, immaculate, hard case, &pound;595.
Also USA Standard Telecaster, red, maple neck, 9 months old, home use only, &pound;325.
Marshall 80 watt Valvestate combo, never gigged, 6 months old, &pound;270.
Peavey Bravo, home use only, absolutely mint, &pound;240.
P.R.S. Standard bass and HFS humbuckers, unused and boxed, &pound;85 the pair.
  507.    
 FENDER   Clapton Stratocaster, red, excellent condition, &pound;595.      
 FENDER   F-210 acoustic guitar, <head>natural</head>finish, 2 months old, quick sale required hence &pound;120, cost &pound;160 new, no offers please.      
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40179" docsrc="bnc_CLE_213">
<context>
The method of enquiry employed in much of the work within the comparative field proceeds at the empirical level and arrives at more general conclusions through a process of inductive reasoning, or more  ad hoc   interpretive insights.
Relatively few studies begin with an explicit (  ex-ante  ) theory which is then rigorously tested against the data.
In large part this is a reflection of the underdeveloped state of industrial relations theory itself to whose improvement, by way of helping more general theory construction, well-designed comparative studies may be expected to contribute.
It is thus a field of considerable potential.
As Shalev (1981) points out, comparative analysis not only raises substantively interesting and important questions but it also offers a <head>natural</head>and fruitful avenue for the advance of the discipline as a whole.        
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40184" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1041">
<context>
The falconer had authority and poise, she remained in control of the whole operation, and her attention was with the bird at each second of its flight &mdash; all while   delivering a running commentary!
Falconry is not a sport confined to women, but on this occasion I felt I had seen the perfect emblem for the &bquo;Mistress of the Beasts&equo;.
Her sympathetic command over the birds epitomized feminine power over animals, for there was no supremacy of strength involved, but a superb understanding of their nature, and a trust between bird and owner.
Several of those hawks could have taken off and never returned, but they did not; the falconer could rely on the training and the care she had given them.
They were still creatures of the wild, but had been brought into the domain of the human without sacrificing their <head>natural</head>powers.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40187" docsrc="bnc_APW_1943">
<context>
Every man had his say &mdash; some at extraordinary length.
That, after all, was what they had come for.
Lachlan heard rehearsed over and over his rages and violence.
But against that stood the report of his excellent behaviour over the last month.
He held his temper tight-reined, in face of all offence.
If he let it loose here, his chance of becoming chief would vanish.
His control was noted, and approved.      
He was grimly prepared to face criticism of his trick on Hector, but Eachuinn Odhar was determined that Lachlan should be chosen.
He kept a kind of official silence on it, though it was in all men's minds and considered quietly in private talk.
They all condemned what had happened to Hector, but there grew a feeling that well, it was only <head>natural</head>for a strong young man to be ambitious&hellip;
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40190" docsrc="bnc_BNF_1024">
<context>
And I have every impression, similarly, that the Oedipal desires of my son&hellip; have found a similarly lively and whole-hearted feeling response in my wife.        
In continuing to speak of healthy relationships between children and parents, Searles emphasised the resolution of the Oedipal strivings, not just by the child's identification with the parents of the same sex, not just by the final taboo and containment of the feelings, but also by the parent's renunciation of the reciprocated romantic feelings with a real sense of loss,   and also by the love between the parents to which the child owed his existence.
Firm acknowledgement and containment of what are <head>natural</head> , but could be dangerous, feelings in childhood offer a useful blueprint to be carried into marriage.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40195" docsrc="bnc_CJ3_1690">
<context>
The first thing the researchers discovered was that special infrared cameras, designed to pick up the heat given off by warm-blooded animals, failed to detect polar bears &mdash; the insulation provided by their coats is too efficient.
Much more interesting, however, were the results of further research into the hairs themselves.
The bear's hairs, like those of the mountain goat, are hollow.
They are also transparent to ultraviolet light which they conduct, in the manner of an optical fibre, from the tip of the hair to the skin, where its energy is converted into heat.
The hairs are transparent only to ultraviolet light: other light in the visible range is reflected, which is why the coat appears white.
This remarkable piece of <head>natural</head>technology is now being used in the design of more efficient solar panels.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40198" docsrc="bnc_AD0_794">
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Generally, if you have at least two or three slices of good wholemeal bread each day, and some other wholegrain cereal product, this will form a good base around which to design your meals, and add other iron-rich foods.
If you have liver or a generous portion of a soya product at least once a week this will help.
Soya flour is a good iron source that can be added to many foods (sauces, curries, bolognese, meat dishes like stews or cottage pie, bread or home-made cake mix, porridge).
In fact, if you love cake and sweet things but you are concerned about the nutritional status of your diet, it is a good idea to experiment with making your own iron-rich &bquo;health&equo; cake.
Use wholemeal flour instead of white.
Add a little soya flour.
Substitute polyunsaturated fat for saturated fat (and use less of it too).
Add dried fruits like sultanas, dried dates, figs, apricots, and also chopped nuts.
Grated apple or mashed banana can also add <head>natural</head>sweetness.
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Specific safety features include the provision of a separate running tunnel for trains travelling in each direction; up-to-date signalling and control system sand in-cab communication with drivers; the maintenance of the service tunnel at a higher air pressure than the running tunnels to exclude smoke and fumes and event of fire; locomotives at both ends of the train to exclude smoke and fumes in the event of fire; locomotives at both ends of trains to reduce the risk of total breakdown; and the use of &bquo;non-fire-propagating&equo; and &bquo;minimum smoke&equo; materials wherever practicable.
However, despite Eurotunnel's concern with safety numerous changes have been made to its designs and specifications, especially of the shuttle fleet, which have contributed significantly to the increasing costs of the project.      
Apart from concern about the possibility of a &bquo;<head>natural</head> &equo; disaster in the Tunnel doubts have been raised about its security against sabotage and terrorism.
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<instance id="natural.40205" docsrc="bnc_CL1_647">
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Daley countered this with his idea that black players can use the mental facility only with other blacks, believing that even the   black players who had commanded football league places had not been allowed to play to their utmost because they were engulfed by whites who were on &bquo;different wavelengths&equo;.    
Overall, the view that blacks' success in certain sports is not chiselled out of hard work, determination and perseverance, but out of a somewhat intangible capacity called &bquo;natural ability&equo; holds sway amongst coaches, managers and even amongst athletes themselves.
Modifications to the general view are only minor and it is obvious that relationships between black sportsmen and their coaches and managers are structured by such a view.    
It is stressed repeatedly how some sportsmen had the potential or the promise yet lacked the application to develop it.
Blacks are thought to have <head>natural</head>advantages and, if they do not capitalize on them, they are seen as lazy and lacking in conviction.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40210" docsrc="bnc_A8F_476">
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Deacon's structure involves two complementary shapes joined at right angles; shapes that one has never seen before but one recognises as familiar.
The first shape is a stack of diminishing wooden ovals, and one looks into it as through the wrong end of an extended telescope.
The second shape comes out of the first like the extension of an igloo.    
If the first shape is a series of rough-hewed approximations, the second is a shiny patchwork of beautifully stitched leather cut-outs.
Both parts can be seen as different versions of one another, but there is an absence of inner connection between them.
Hence their title.    
Deacon both uses and transcends technology.
He merges the dividing line between <head>natural</head>and man-made materials, between organic and inorganic shapes; the separate traditions of Hepworth and Moore on the one hand and Anthony Caro on the other.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40213" docsrc="bnc_B1G_1194">
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In contrast, the extrusion of a small volume of lava from a secondary cone on the slopes of Tristan da Cunha became the focus of global interest when, during October 1961, the island's lobster processing plant was smothered and the 300 people of the island's only settlement were evacuated to the UK.
These two contrasting events emphasize the central fact that even natural hazards are not defined solely by the characteristics of the event but by the interaction of those events with the human occupation of the threatened area.    
As noted above, the simple division of hazards is between those which are natural and those which are technological or human-induced.
Each of these may be further subdivided and the typology shown in Fig. 10.1 draws upon the classic work of Burton and Kates (1964) in separating geophysical from biological hazards and Zeigler  et al.   (1983) in distinguishing public (or what we might call societal) hazards from private (individual) ones.
The further subdivision of <head>natural</head>hazards is self-explanatory as is that of individual technological hazards.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40218" docsrc="bnc_CS3_496">
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In America recalcitrant administrators who implement the regulation of industry with excessive enthusiasm are noticed, and quickly purchased for private sector employment if they are exceptionally meritorious.
In Britain a lifetime administrative career can still be crowned after retirement by a company directorship or a job advising how best to influence one's erstwhile colleagues.    
More revisionist radical elite theorists have an alternative   concept, &bquo;technocracy&equo;, to describe administrative elites who operate primarily in their own interests, or according to their own professional norms, rather than being beholden to outside elites.
Technocrats exercise power based upon applied scientific knowledge (<head>natural</head>or social sciences) which is qualitatively different from that traditionally possessed by administrative elites, such as knowledge of law, or the &bquo;generalist&equo; skills claimed by classically educated administrators in the eccentric British case.
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<instance id="natural.40222" docsrc="bnc_B0X_231">
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Many of these patients will have hypoaldosteronism and in the face of renal sodium loss the diabetic may well be sodium depleted.
In this situation low-sodium diets are contraindicated and a mineralocorticoid may be required.
Fludrocortisone is often used, although such replacement therapy must be closely monitored to prevent further elevation of the blood pressure.
General measures such as the use of elastic tights and elevating the head of the bed to reduce morning postural hypotension may be of benefit.
One should attempt to withhold all conventional hypotensive agents for as long as possible as they will tend to exacerbate the postural hypotension.
In addition, as the <head>natural</head>history of this extremely distressing condition is to improve with time, considerable counselling and encouragement will be required.            
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40225" docsrc="bnc_A70_1030">
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Each of the four fragranced oils used here are combined with purified tonic water and henna extract.
Inside the bottle you will find a handful of sparkling semi-precious gemstones which spiritual healers believe affect our health and well-being.
Add a few drops to your bath or massage the oil into your skin.        
Buff your nails    
If there's one nail-care necessity, it has to be a buffing pad.
Apart from giving your nails a natural-looking lustre, buffing regularly can help them grow long and strong by stimulating the blood supply to each nail.
This handy dual-purpose kit contains two buffers.
Use the slightly abrasive grey one to soften ridges and prepare nails for colour or use the pink one to bring out the <head>natural</head>shine instead of applying polish to your nails.          
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<instance id="natural.40228" docsrc="bnc_CFS_2529">
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This is in line with medical advice for all home pregnancy tests.      
CLEARBLUE ONE STEP HOME PREGNANCY TEST.    
THE TEST MORE WOMEN TRUST.        
Stop Feminine Itching Fast!    
Today, more and more women swear by a special remedy for feminine itching.
It's LANACANE Medicated Creme &mdash; a remarkable medical formula available without a prescription.    
LANACANE gives you fast, long-lasting relief from sensitive, embarrassing external itching you can experience at any time of the month.      
Starts to work fast.    
LANACANE has a special anaesthetic action that rapidly soothes the irritation and cools the burning of delicate tissues.        
Checks bacteria, aids <head>natural</head>healing.    
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<instance id="natural.40231" docsrc="bnc_CDH_100">
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&bquo;Hair for &bquo;92 will be groomed &mdash; messy, scrunched looks are pass&eacute;.
Our haircuts are much sharper, giving more versatility than ever before.
The look is polished, with far more glamour.
70% &mdash; 90% of our clients are opting for colour and the obsession with natural products is decreasing &mdash; highlights, using 2&ndash;3 shades at a time, are the most popular&equo; REDS, Dublin.          
 &bquo;We are cutting a lot of shortish, varied bobs and very short strong, straight looks.   
 The emphasis is on straighter and shinier looks, using colouring techniques to create a more vibrant effect&equo;.   
 ROBERT CHAMBERS, Dublin.            
&bquo;We have an awful lot of &bquo;earth-friendly&equo; clients who are interest in herbal and <head>natural</head>colourants.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40234" docsrc="bnc_CD8_1505">
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In mid-afternoon the first glints of steel in the spring sunshine began to appear on the high ground of Scremerston Brae, and soon the long hill down to sea-level was covered in a vast tide of men and horses, armour gleaming, banners waving, under a faint haze of steam rising from thousands of beasts long ridden, muting the colours of plumed helmets, heraldic surcoats, painted shields and horse-trappings.
On they came, ever more appearing over the crest of the ridge, the might of England on the move, the first major and   full-scale invasion of Scotland since Bannockburn.
Watching, even Seton was silent.    
As the van drew nearer, the cluster of flags and pennons at the very front, under an enormous standard of the Leopards of Plantagenet, indicated the presence of King Edward the Third himself, although it was too far yet to identify individuals.
The approaching host could not head directly for the town because of the suddenly-widening river-mouth, having to swing off somewhat to the left, westwards, to reach the Spittal or Town ford, the nearest crossing, whose <head>natural</head>shallows had been improved by an underwater causeway of stone slabs.
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<instance id="natural.40237" docsrc="bnc_B1E_947">
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This resort has a large range of facilities, including two luxury hotels, shops, restaurants, camp-grounds, an information centre and an airstrip.
Visitors to the area are encouraged to confine their living requirements to the resort and are bussed out to the various landmarks where rangers of the Uluru National Park provide guided tours and prevent entry to certain Aboriginal sites.
In this way, footpaths can be opened or closed according to erosional pressures and Aboriginal wishes are respected.
This is one example where conservation and tourism enjoy a sustainable symbiotic relationship.    
Elsewhere, however, management strategies have not been as successful.
In the Gal&aacute;pagos Islands, for example, the attractions of <head>natural</head>beauty and a unique wildlife are leading to serious environmental problems.
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<instance id="natural.40242" docsrc="bnc_BN5_432">
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Eat three meals per day, selecting one meal from the Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner menus listed.
And remember to restrict the consumption of red meat to just two helpings a week.
 Daily allowance  : 10 ounces (l/2 pint) skimmed low fat milk      
Breakfast      
1    
Porridge made with water, served with milk from allowance and two teaspoons of honey.    
2      
Five prunes plus a natural yogurt.      
3      
Fruit compote e.g. grapefruit, oranges, peaches, pineapple, pears, etc. (6 ounces total).
Fruit may be tinned but must be in <head>natural</head>juice.      
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<instance id="natural.40245" docsrc="bnc_BNJ_948">
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Tea shop offers home-cooked lunches and teas.          
MUSEUMS &amp; ART GALLERIES      
ALFRED EAST GALLERY    
Gallery houses a collection of work by Sir Alfred East R.A. (1849&ndash;1913), and other artists with Kettering connections which are shown from time to time.
Regular programme of temporary and touring exhibitions.        
ASHTON MILL, FISH MUSEUM &amp; BYGONES    
Mill with late 19th century machinery for water and electricity supply.
Fish museum, antique farm machinery, forge and tools, basket making and thatching exhibits.
Goats, Jacob sheep, tea room.        
DAVENTRY MUSEUM    
Permanent exhibition depicting the social and <head>natural</head>history of Daventry district.
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<instance id="natural.40248" docsrc="bnc_CHH_240">
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Please note, the bothy will be closed during the stag stalking season   and the goodwill of the estate is essential for this welcome project.
The bothy is a marvellous base for several lonely hills and passes.        
In memory    
A permanent memorial is to be built to the two Glasgow University Mountaineering Club members, Brian Meers and Patrick Grey, who died on the Observatory Ridge of Ben Nevis in January.
The &bquo;Meers Grey Memorial Hut&equo; will be constructed near Ballachulish, west of Glen Coe.    
The GUM club are fund-raising to meet building costs between &pound;10,000 to &pound;12,000.
If you want to help contact     during office hours.              
OUTDOOR NEWS      
NEWS IN BRIEF      
<head>Natural</head>pleasures    
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<instance id="natural.40252" docsrc="bnc_B1F_1474">
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That is the true seeing, the seeing of that in us which is eternal and immortal.
As we perceive more and more this equal spirit in all things, we pass into that equality of the spirit; as we dwell more and more in this universal spirit, we become universal beings; as we grow more and more aware of this eternal, we put on our eternity and are for ever.
We   identify   ourselves with the eternity of the self and no longer with the limitations and distress of our mental and physical ignorance.
Then we see that all our works are an evolution and operation   of nature and our real self not the executive doer, but the free witness and Lord and unattached enjoyer of the action.
All this surface of cosmic movement is a diverse becoming of <head>natural</head>existences in the one eternal being.
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<instance id="natural.40255" docsrc="bnc_ABM_946">
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The different performances of other clocks correspond to different mechanisms; the differences in quality of different substances, the yellowness of gold, or the silvery colour of lead, similarly correspond to differences in the shape, size, arrangement, and state of motion of their corpuscles.    
But there is an important difference between the clock, which is what Locke calls an &bquo;artificial substance&equo;, and naturally occurring substances such as gold.
The clock's designer would know the details of its real essence whereas, says Locke, none of us know the real essence of gold.
Our sensory capacities are too limited.
Beyond conceiving it in corpuscular terms, we have no idea of it.
For the horologist the nominal essence of the clock  is   an idea of its real essence; in this he differs from the gazing countryman, to whom the nominal essence is simply some combination of various observable features.
But so far as <head>natural</head>substances go we are all gazing countrymen.
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<instance id="natural.40258" docsrc="bnc_CL6_161">
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For two thousand years and more the branch of philosophy known as metaphysics had dealt with arguments and proofs about the existence and nature of God, his relation to the world and human beings, and such related matters as human freedom and life beyond death.
These were widely (though never universally) held to be demonstrable by appeal either to direct awareness or intuition, or, more often, by indirect argument starting off from ordinary human experience of ourselves and the world around us.
Theology had long been   familiar   with this kind of argument, and had on occasion made very extensive use of it.
The outstanding example is to be found in the work of the greatest of the medieval theologians, Thomas Aquinas, who died in 1274.
He offered a series of philosophical proofs of God's existence &mdash; the &bquo;Five Ways&equo; &mdash; which could supply a &bquo;<head>natural</head>theology&equo;, a theology which could be established, at least in principle, by the exercise of natural human powers of reasoning.
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<instance id="natural.40261" docsrc="bnc_CCN_1209">
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A natural affinity with animals and birds.
Love of wild places.
The ability to see through pretence.
Adaptable body rhythms, as easily nocturnal as diurnal.
The need for only little sleep.
Psychic gifts, such as clairvoyance and telepathy.
Opportunities for adventure.
Freedom from normal routine.        
Trials    
Captivity of any kind; being confined in an artificial environment, or being forced to conform to a suffocating set of social rules and conventions.
Accidents; danger from <head>natural</head>sources, such as animals, storms, landfall etc.        
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40264" docsrc="bnc_BM1_548">
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First we need to look more closely at &bquo;chemicals&equo; and discover exactly what they are.      
WHAT ARE &bquo;CHEMICALS&equo;?    
All living things are made up of chemicals &mdash; chemicals and water and nothing else.
So are rocks and the air and other inanimate objects.
But when people use the word &bquo;chemicals&equo; that is not what they usually mean.
Colloquially, it means man-made chemicals or  synthetic chemicals   &mdash; ones that do not occur in nature, or which only occur naturally in very small quantities, compared to the amounts that we manufacture.          
TABLE 3 SUBSTANCES THAT MAY CAUSE PROBLEMS IN CHEMICAL SENSITIVITY      
GASES AND AIRBORNE Fumes from chlorinated water and bleach DROPLETS <head>Natural</head>gas Industrial air pollution Aerosols Pesticide sprays    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40267" docsrc="bnc_A0H_1423">
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With very gradual familiarisation training spread over many months of flying, some of these students have been completely cured.
But if they are not spotted early in their training, they can be a real menace to themselves and to their instructors.
These are the students who really do freeze on the controls and, with the stick held firmly forward, the instructor has to be quick and strong to prevent an accident.    
The &bquo;cure&equo; is largely a matter of acclimatisation and a simple but thorough explanation of why the aircraft stalls and what causes the sensation.
From then on the stall training must be continued, with a little done on every flight.
The student must understand that nobody likes the reduced &bquo;g&equo; sensation at first, but that individuals differ in their reactions to it.
Some are scarcely affected, whereas others need longer training to overcome their <head>natural</head>reactions.
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<instance id="natural.40270" docsrc="bnc_AC2_887">
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He began by saying how glad he was to be in Europe again, which gave him an opportunity to outline some of the developments taking place in other regions of the world, and to describe the next phase in the development of the world car.    
He highlighted the different approaches being made by the regions, putting sufficient emphasis on the distinctions and duplications to enable the assembled company to draw their own conclusions: namely, that the international business was getting too big for the regions to handle, and that the variations would lead to unnecessary proliferation if they weren't effectively controlled and directed by Detroit.    
European General Director Clancy McGillicuddy coughed and spluttered at the innuendo and the local European Managing Directors weren't exactly overjoyed.
They cast furtive glances at one another.
Nate Cocello allowed a knowing smile to cross his face at what he knew would be the <head>natural</head>reactions of line managers.
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<instance id="natural.40273" docsrc="bnc_BMC_1293">
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The poise, refinement, and eloquence of his playing were much lauded and, for those who treasured these qualities above all in Chopin, Rubinstein became an unassailable paragon.    
On the other hand, dissenters have viewed this emphasis as a way of skating over a suspicion that something was missing and, amidst the cornucopia of riches here, the inclusion of early mono versions of the  Berceuse, Barcarolle   and  Second Sonata   from 1946 provide some supporting evidence.
Here are the extra impulsive fire and spontaneity that transform Rubinstein the poet into something more volatile and unpredictable.    
This is splitting hairs of course, and probably no pianist has achieved such a fluid expressive line, or imbued the music with such <head>natural</head>lyricism or inevitable dramatic logic.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40276" docsrc="bnc_B0G_95">
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A mob of townsfolk boarded a ship loaded with corn and cut the rigging to prevent it sailing, so that the magistrates felt obliged to call in troops from Plymouth to quell the mob.    
Inland, too, there was disorder when the &bquo;Rising of the Tinners&equo; led to rioting in Liskeard as bands of tinners invaded the town in order to prevent the transport of corn.
Sometimes they succeeded in their aims, sometimes their leaders were arrested and imprisoned.    
Peace with France came and food prices fell, but mob rule in Cornwall could still take over from time to time.
The opening up of copper mines on Caradon in the 1830's led to Liskeard becoming a booming mining town with, as 1850's historian John Allen recorded, &bquo;&hellip; fever and immorality   were the <head>natural</head>consequences&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40279" docsrc="bnc_B1R_92">
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A point may be reached when the external stresses on any level become so great that in order   to defend, repair and maintain order in the system the healing powers produce symptoms and signs of what we call an illness or disease.
If our vitality is low then our susceptibility is high.    
The body has an organising intelligence that orders it and runs all the processes and functions of the parts and integrates them into the whole.
It operates through the agencies of the different control systems such as the autonomic nervous system, hormonal system, immune system etc.
Without this intelligence the body would rapidly cease to exist.
This same intelligence is concerned with the natural healing power of the body.
Is it sensible to consider that this <head>natural</head>intelligence or healing power would produce a situation that was without a purpose, for which no reason existed and which was harmful to the person  when considered as a whole?   
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40282" docsrc="bnc_APX_607">
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It is not a linear process with past at the back and future at front &mdash; the Whig theory that the latest moment in history is the most progressive.
Tradition, the node, is the centre, and the future is the infinitely variable capacity of elaboration radiating outwards to the periphery of wider and wider circles.    
Is this a theory or is it a truth?
It is a truth if you look at nature.
Growth in nature starts from a seed and flowers into a variety of forms.
Between the seed and the flower is time which is not a linear action but an elaboration.
Never forget that the tree was in the seed.
In the seed is the design of the tree.
This is not a romantic vision.
It is an &bquo;organic&equo; proposal creating space.
&bquo;Organic&equo; does not mean copying <head>natural</head>forms but seeing the structure in nature, how natural form works efficiently with minimum energy output.        
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40285" docsrc="bnc_CJA_3607">
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I was awful, in those days I was into acid green sleeks and I had my hair cut in a triangle When I saw Auntie Muriel I thought, if that's the way you end up, working on a farm, I'll stay at home and become an underresourced juvenile But it wasn't up to me.    
The farm was all the way along the tube.
in the endland It was too far to go every day, so I went for the week, came home to the flat at weekends, She had squash, groundnuts, rows of beans on nylon lines She had me for the weeding.    
COULDN'T SHE HAVE GOT A ROBOT?    
Auntie Muriel doesn't trust robots.
She doesn't much like machines at all, in fact.
Auntie Muriel has old-fashioned ideas about what's &bquo;natural-, everything should be <head>natural</head> , which is pretty stupid when you think where she lives, Anyway, she was quite content with the weeds and the gummed-up filters.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40288" docsrc="bnc_CFS_420">
<context>
And a brake system that's anything but heart-stopping.    
It's about the patience it takes to apply 7lbs of paint without a drip.    
The kind of patience that ensures every join fits flush, every seam runs straight, every screw stays screwed.    
Frankly, until somebody finds a better way to build a GTi, we're all the competition we need.        
Clarins.
Beauty Secrets from Plants.    
The Power of Plants for Beauty: Face Treatment Creams with Plant Extracts    
Why plants?
After 30 years of research, Clarins is still fascinated by the beauty secrets of plants.
Shea butter, hazelnut, horsetail plant, cucumber; orchid and St. John's wort are associated in &bquo;Blue Orchid&equo; Cream to provide an effective, <head>natural</head>product to treat dry, devitalized skin.
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<instance id="natural.40291" docsrc="bnc_BNW_546">
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However, we shall see that such a policy may suffer from the disadvantage of being inflationary.              
Excessive real wage (ERW) unemployment    
In recent years, there has been some return to the classical view that the real wage is too high and that unemployment is &bquo;voluntary&equo; in the sense that it is caused by workers refusing to accept wage cuts.
This is illustrated in Fig. 4.8 where (W/P)  1   is the prevailing real wage: it is clear that there is an  excess   supply of labour at this real wage.
This means that the total level of unemployment  exceeds   the <head>natural</head>level &mdash; i.e. the level of unemployment which would still have existed even if the real wage had been at the level (W/P)  0   which cleared the labour market.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40295" docsrc="bnc_ALV_2041">
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There is little adverse effect from the light sprinkling of typographical errors.
Figures, equations and structural formulae are commendably clear: the general index, index of chemical substances and list of symbols/abbreviations, all add to user friendliness.
Not only is the book up to date &mdash; it also indicates where future developments may lie.
It is value for money.     
A. D. NICOL        
Transition metals in total synthesis P. J. Harrington      
This book developed from a course of graduate lectures in  Advanced organic synthetic methods   given at the State University of New York at Binghampton.
It is an interesting, well written book and I anticipate that it will gain a wide readership.    
Each of the 15 chapters focuses on the total synthesis of a biologically active <head>natural</head>product.
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<instance id="natural.40298" docsrc="bnc_B0G_572">
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Honesty indeed was in short supply in the lawless days when the great families of Pelynt were establishing themselves.        
A &bquo;Rock&equo; Performance on Bodmin Moor    
High on Bodmin Moor is one of the most fantastic natural curiosities of Cornwall; the weirdly structured pile of rocks known as the Cheesewring.
It is little surprise that legend and lore should have built up around it.       
THE   CHEESWRING   &mdash; the topmost stone turns at cockcrow.    
The name is believed to have nothing to do with cheeses.
The &bquo;cheese&equo; is a local name for the pulped apples used in cider making and the stones are supposedly similar to the old cider presses until recently a feature of many a Cornish farm.    
A <head>natural</head>formation, geologists agree, but one story tells otherwise.
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<instance id="natural.40301" docsrc="bnc_B1G_766">
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This highlights the challenges for research in a field categorized by a lack of data for some countries, varying definitions and standards in use, and unreasonably high user expectations.
The chapter as a whole draws attention to a number of key methodological issues that are involved in environmental monitoring and prediction.
These include the highly specialized nature of much of the technical analysis, the limited capacity for checking the accuracy of many of the findings of this kind of research and the consequent need for the development of knowledge-based inference machines for extracting useful information from secondary and often proxy data.    
In Chapter 10 Gatrell and Vincent consider a wide range of <head>natural</head>and technological hazards including industrial hazards, risk assessment, hazardous waste disposal, emergency planning, natural hazards and environmental epidemiology.
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<instance id="natural.40304" docsrc="bnc_A0T_29">
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Like the physicalist attacks on the privacy of subjective experience, these attacks on intellect are self-defeating, in that they end up denying the very realities they are trying to explain.
What I hope to show is that the attacks on the reality and irreducibility of both subjective experience and thought leave one with no contentful conception of the world.
The flight from mind in respect either of its intellectual or sensational aspects would be disastrous, but the currently fashionable flight from both leaves us with no world at all.      
In the  Phaedo  , Socrates praises Anaxagoras for saying that the world must be explained by reference to mind, and then criticizes him for not acting on the principle that he recommends.
Most pre-Socratic philosophy had been a form of primitive <head>natural</head>science, explaining everything in terms of the physical elements.
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<instance id="natural.40307" docsrc="bnc_ADC_1066">
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For the eastern border of the Saxons was the River Elbe, and that too was an artery of Saxon communication.
But never could the Elbe be securely held until the Slavs across it, the Danes near the lower end of it, and the Bohemians on its upper reaches, were all tamed and Christianized.
The Danes, and the Swedes, were already perceived to pose a missionary problem in the ninth century; their Christianization was one response to what would become known to historians as the Viking threat.
Similarly, the Hungarians became the principal external threat to the Christianized Germanic peoples of Europe in the late ninth and tenth centuries, particularly in conjunction with the Slavs; and after the former's defeat and settlement on the Middle Danube, it was a <head>natural</head>instinct of the Saxon rulers to draw them into the orbit of western Christian kingdoms.
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Can we come and bail her our?&equo;
They'd do that.
They helped themselves.
The poor helped the poor.        
K. R. I saw a fellow having an epileptic fit and I got down to hold him while he kicked out.
Let him kick it out as long as he didn't injure himself.
I was just holding him down and I got a hammering from the locals.
They thought I was having a fight with him.
It wasn't me molesting them.
It was them molesting me.
It was a <head>natural</head>thing for them to do so I didn't take any action &mdash; told them in no uncertain terms that this man was ill and he eventually came to and everyone was happy then.        
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And this was only a part of the ceremonial which surrounded the office with glamour and reminded the king's subjects that he was God's anointed &mdash; a notion which   inspired them with great awe, when they were not actually engaged in rebellion against him.    
Some took their duties more seriously than others.
The biographer of Edward the Confessor shows us (in what is meant to be a panegyric) the picture of a thoroughly idle king, who spent much of his time &bquo;in the glades and woods in the pleasures of hunting&equo;.
This was the normal relaxation of a king's leisure: Henry I of Germany was so keen a huntsman that he &bquo;would take forty or more wild beasts in a day&equo;; the Norman kings turned a substantial proportion of their kingdom into game preserves; hunting was the <head>natural</head>sport of a militant aristocracy, venting on animals the energy and spleen left over from fighting their own kind.
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<instance id="natural.40316" docsrc="bnc_C89_796">
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Be prepared, however, to let the paper have some say in your final picture.    
SPONTANEITY OF WATERCOLOUR    
The spontaneity of watercolour painting is, I believe, most conducive to recording this type of scene, where fleeting effects of moving light can be captured with a few quick washes and blots, and is as valuable in recording the urban landscapes of today as it was for the rural watercolourists of the 19th century.
But, there again, perhaps the urban artist has the advantage in the greater range of subject matter.     
1/The attraction of this alleyway in a southern French town is not only the warmth of the stone and the wealth of textures that it offers, but the interplay of light on the time-worn steps, accentuating, if not actually creating a <head>natural</head>perspective.
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<instance id="natural.40320" docsrc="bnc_CDA_2947">
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All four doors of the car had opened, so it was a four-man team.
He was another 100 per cent up on the odds.
It got better by the minute.      
Manville held his breath, listening, waiting, thinking.
They would try a rush next, he predicted.
One man to come out of cover, to draw his fire, while the remaining operative pumped out enough shots to virtually guarantee a hit.    
It was a good trick, but only if the victim didn't know how it worked.
A smile sprang to Manville's-lips.
He had been performing that little number when these kids were wetting their diapers.
As with everything, there was a solid counter-measure.
You simply resisted your <head>natural</head>temptation to worry about the man breaking cover, and took the hit-man before he took you.
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<instance id="natural.40323" docsrc="bnc_ARR_563">
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The important characteristic of an evolutionarily stable strategy, you will remember from earlier chapters, is that it carries on doing well when it is already numerous in the population of strategies.
To say that Tit for Tat, say, is an ESS, would be to say that Tit for Tat does well in a climate dominated by Tit for Tat.
This could be seen as a special kind of &bquo;robustness&equo;.
As evolutionists we are tempted to see it as the only kind of robustness that matters.
Why does it matter so much?
Because, in the world of Darwinism, winnings are not paid out as money; they are paid out as offspring.
To a Darwinian, a successful strategy is one that has become numerous in the population of strategies.
For a strategy to remain successful, it must do well specifically when it is numerous, that is in a climate dominated by copies of itself.    
Axelrod did, as a matter of fact, run a third round of his tournament as <head>natural</head>selection might have run it, looking for an ESS.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40326" docsrc="bnc_CLH_1344">
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Having said that, we can begin to distinguish the difference in type and, therefore, the difference in application of the methods of signing available.
We wish to make simple distinctions between  sign languages   (BSL, ASL and so on);  sign systems  , which will draw on sign language vocabulary but add features of the spoken language (signed English (UK), Signed Swedish, Seeing Exact English), or which have a manufactured vocabulary (Paget-Gorman Sign System);  fingerspelling; sign vocabularies  , which reflect the meaning of sign languages and spoken languages without necessarily adopting inflections from either (Makaton, Cued Speech); and  Total Communication   which involves a mixture of one or more of these with spoken language.      
Sign language    
The book so far has described what we know of BSL and its status as a <head>natural</head>language.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40329" docsrc="bnc_CDJ_25">
<context>
Prices start at &pound;25 &mdash; call Antenna on  .        
Clynol have gone colour crazy &mdash; they have added six stunning shades of Color Mousse to their Viton S range.
Color Mousse is fast, fun and so easy to use.
It can be brushed, combed or scrunched into your hair to enhance natural hair colour.
The colour lasts up to five washes and a 100ml bottle gives between 12 and 15 applications.
Available from salons only &mdash; call   for your nearest stockist.          
Look out for a new range of shampoos and conditioners called ShiKai, which means &bquo;fruit for hair&equo;, and aptly so because the main ingredient for this range originates from shikaki fruit in the Far East.
It has unique lathering properties so if you don't like using soaps or detergent, ShiKai makes a great <head>natural</head>alternative.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40332" docsrc="bnc_CN4_129">
<context>
I apply my paint with a palette knife, rarely using a crush, and I work in small areas using masking tape to create the hard edges.
I also use a compass point to draw into the wet paint to reveal the colour beneath.&equo;    
This was an aspect of Blamey's work I had not appreciated, but a close inspection of his work reveals the carefully worked, overlapping planes created by the use of masking tape and palette knife.    
Blamey worked in oils, and his basic palette consists of titanium white, yellow ochre, burnt sienna, Indian red, cadmium red, cadmium yellow, ultramarine, occasionally cerulean, viridian blue black (a favourite colour) and occasionally alizarin crimson.
he is a slow and meticulous worker and will only complete three pictures a year.
Moreover, he only works on one picture at a time and only by <head>natural</head>daylight.    
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40335" docsrc="bnc_B03_2054">
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The number of stray cats is harder to identify &mdash; and unknown &mdash; but the figure is likely to be of similar proportion.          
Looking after Downs    
THE new Sussex Downs Conservation Board, which will have responsibilities for 600 square miles of countryside in West and East Sussex, met for the first time last week and elected Baroness Cumberlege as chairman.    
The board   have   been set up by the Countryside Commission, West and East Sussex Country Councils and the 11 borough and district councils in the area.    
They will take on responsibility for countryside management and access in the whole of the Sussex Downs Area of Outstanding <head>Natural</head>Beauty (AONB) between Harting in the west and Eastbourne in the east, and will be consulted on significant planning applications in the area.    
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<instance id="natural.40338" docsrc="bnc_CE7_373">
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A wide range of such organizations were affiliated to the UDC during the war years, with a collective membership of 650,000.    
Beyond the disaffected Liberals who were Morel's first point of contact in most localities, the UDC found supporters in the ranks of defunct local peace Societies, and other pacifist groups like those established in 1913 to promote &bquo;Angellism&equo;.
In sharp contrast to previous pacifist agitations, the Nonconformist churches played only a minor role.
Few church bodies were affiliated, and no churchmen joined the UDC Executive.
By and large the Nonconformist churches supported the war, destroying themselves as a significant political force in the process.
In 1918 the Liberal journalist H. W. Massingham remarked that the Labour party had become &bquo;the <head>natural</head>home&hellip; of the younger Nonconformists and of the younger clergy&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.40341" docsrc="bnc_AKD_96">
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Aliens in the new El Dorado Foreigners are pouring into Japan, hoping to make a quick million yen.
But, as Robert Whymant in Tokyo reports, they face rising racism    
By ROBERT WHYMANT    
THE CHERRY blossoms have bloomed, and the pavement in the Ginza district has already warmed up nicely &mdash; enough to entice Dave the Busker, from Yorkshire, out on to Tokyo's streets with renderings of old Beatles and John Lennon numbers.    
Weekend strollers stop in their tracks, mesmerised by Dave's busy handling of guitar, drum, cymbal, harmonica and rhythm box.
Pretty OLs (office ladies) dip deeply into their Louis Vuitton handbags.    
The Japanese are fascinated by foreigners making a spectacle of themselves in this way &mdash; the <head>natural</head>heirs to the dying tradition of performing street monkeys.
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<instance id="natural.40345" docsrc="bnc_BMM_2246">
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Do people pay to go to athletics meetings because it's &bquo;athletics&equo;, or do they go to see the individual stars?
It is a question with which promoters and television are constantly grappling, but I believe that the answer is self-evident.
As an entertainer I run in bright colours and I run for the public.
Their response never ceases to amaze me, as does the accolade accorded to me by the fans.
I get fan mail, I even get marriage proposals, and I have to confess that I love it all and appreciate it, too.
I always do my best, run my heart out, give one hundred per cent for the athletics fans, and I like to believe that they in turn appreciate that, as well as the fact that I do run a lot in Britain.
There is <head>natural</head>resentment when a number of our middle-distance stars spend all their time running abroad.    
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<instance id="natural.40348" docsrc="bnc_AMG_494">
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The consequence is a realization that it is precisely the hierarchical and cybernetic attributes of living organisms that enabled evolution to acquire the direction emphasized by Hobhouse at the start of the century.    
Julian Huxley's directional component in evolution is made possible only by an increasing subtlety of internal integration of the body and a corresponding increase in the inter-individual integration in societal processes involved in reproduction.
Both of these depend on the capacity of organisms to integrate previously separated functions through the imposition of a superordinate system relating its subordinate parts; and this requires the open transfer of information between those parts.
Once a hierarchical order of open systems had come into being, <head>natural</head>selection, operating on the elaboration of new hierarchies and new cybernetics, became capable of generating states of greater heterogeneity with integrative systemic control.
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<instance id="natural.40352" docsrc="bnc_CFE_655">
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A predictable consequence of long-term rising unemployment, unless there is a widespread economic decline, is that first men, and then families, move in search of work, usually leaving elderly people behind.
At the point of departure, when young middle aged children are most likely to seek work, their parents are often fit and future problems do not loom large.
The elderly people may have a range of social connections which would understandably be given up with reluctance and they often do not at that stage need to give up their home.
Yet, since family remains the prime source of close personal care, ten years on the situation may become precarious and fraught with practical and social complications.
Apart from immediate logistical difficulties, the <head>natural</head>links of reciprocity may be weakened over the years by geographical distance so that a natural and gradual change in the balance between dependence and independence has not been effected.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30037" docsrc="wsj_1000.mrg_14">
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On Tuesday afternoon, Kemper told Bear, Stearns &amp; Co., General Electric Co.
's Kidder, Peabody &amp; Co. unit, Morgan Stanley and Oppenheimer &amp; Co. that it
will no longer do business with them because of their commitment to index
arbitrage, officials inside and outside these firms confirmed.  Kemper
officials declined to identify the firms but acknowledged a long-simmering
dispute with four securities firms and said the list of brokers it wo n't
do business with may be lengthened in the months ahead.  ``We 've been
opposed to'' index arbitrage ``for a long time,'' said Stephen B. Timbers,
chief investment officer at Kemper, which manages $56 billion, including $8
billion of stocks.  ``Index arbitrage does n't work, and it scares
<head>natural</head> buyers'' of stock.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30047" docsrc="cg37.cmb_136">
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This was the Greek word most often translated as ``baptism''.  Born a
Congregationalist, he had been baptized as a tiny baby in the usual manner
by having a few drops of water sprinkled on his head, yet nowhere in the
whole of the New Testament could he find a description of anybody being
baptized by sprinkling.  John the Baptist used total immersion in the River
Jordan for believers; even Christ was baptized by this method.  The more
Adoniram looked at the Greek word for baptism, the more unhappy he became
over its true meaning.  As was only <head>natural</head> he confided
his searchings to Ann, conceding ruefully that it certainly looked as if
their own Congregationalists were wrong and the Baptists right.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30056" docsrc="cc07.cmb_24">
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Some of the New York Philharmonic musicians who live in the suburbs spent
yesterday morning digging themselves free from snow.  A tiny handful never
did make the concert.  But, after a fifteen-minute delay, the substantially
complete Philharmonic assembled on stage for the afternoon's proceedings.
They faced a rather small audience, as quite a few subscribers apparently
had decided to forego the pleasures of the afternoon.  It was an excellent
concert.  Paul Paray, rounding out his current stint with the orchestra, is
a solid musician, and the Philharmonic plays for him.  Their collaboration
in the Beethoven Second Symphony was lucid, intelligent and
<head>natural</head> sounding.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30061" docsrc="wsj_0473.mrg_5">
<context>
The application by Foothills, owned by Calgary-based Nova Corp. of Alberta
and Westcoast Energy Inc. of Vancouver, Canada, is expected to kick off
what could be a contentious battle for the right to transport vast
quantities of gas to southern markets from still-undeveloped fields in
Canada's Mackenzie River delta.  ``This is a pre-emptive strike by Foothills,''
said Rick Hillary, natural gas manager of the Calgary-based Independent
Petroleum Association of Canada, an industry group.  ``Foothills wants to
make it clear to other pipeline companies that it's on first insofar as
transporting gas from the Arctic to southern markets,'' Mr. Hillary said.
At least two rival applications are expected to emerge in coming months,
including one from TransCanada PipeLines Ltd., Canada's largest
<head>natural</head> gas pipeline operator.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30065" docsrc="wsj_1158.mrg_25">
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A good deal of the book is boring, particularly the endless allusions to
high and pop culture and the frequent jokes festooning the text.  These
turns do not provide sufficient relief from sentences like, ``Most modern
chelicerates have six uniramous appendages on the prosoma.'' Interest picks
up, though, when Mr. Gould gets around to discussing the meaning of the
Burgess oddities for the theory of evolution.  Not long after the
appearance of life, evidently, there was an explosive proliferation in the
number of animal designs seen on the earth.  The vast majority of them,
however, were wiped out by a succession of environmental upheavals that
were too sudden and catastrophic for the normal rules of
<head>natural</head> selection to operate.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30070" docsrc="cd04.cmb_242">
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If it was, then it must have been God's intention to translate him at a
certain point from time to eternity.  One night, so some of these theories
run, Adam would have fallen asleep, much as he fell asleep for the creation
of Eve; and thus he would have been carried over into the life eternal.
The embarrassment of these theories over the naturalness of death is an
illustration of the thesis that death can not be only a punishment, for
some termination seems necessary in a life that is lived within the natural
order of time and change.  On the other hand, Christian faith knows that
death is more than the <head>natural</head> termination of temporal
existence.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30073" docsrc="cj64.cmb_122">
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The phrasing is irregular, and the abrupt key changes have a primitive
forcefulness.  (We can imagine how they startled audiences of the 1870's.)
Varlaam's music begins to ramble as he feels the effects of the wine, but
he pulls himself together when the need arises.  Both monks respond to the
guard's challenge with a few phrases of their begging song; a clever
naturalistic touch is Varlaam's labored reading of the warrant.  As the
knack gradually comes back to him, his rhythm becomes steadier, with the
rigid monotony of an unskilled reader.  For the only time in the opera,
words are not set according to their <head>natural</head> inflection;
to do so would have spoiled the dramatic point of the scene.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30076" docsrc="wsj_0473.mrg_23">
<context>
Mr. Jesperson's US$ 3.25 estimate is somewhat below the $3.39 floor price
that Calgary-based consulting firm Paul Ziff &amp; Co. recently said would be
needed for Mackenzie delta gas producers to see a return on their investment.
U.S. gas buyers must also decide whether they want to enter firm contracts
for Mackenzie delta gas or develop Alaskan reserves in the Prudhoe Bay area
first, a project that has been on hold for more than a decade.  Robert
Pierce, chairman and chief executive of Foothills, said it's too early to
say whether Alaskan or Mackenzie delta gas would flow to market first.  But
Foothills said it plans to seek regulatory approval to build an alternative
line, the Alaska <head>Natural</head> Gas Transportation System
further north toward Alaska.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30079" docsrc="ce21.cmb_179">
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If the site is on a reservoir, the level of the water at various seasons as
it affects recreation should be studied.  Check the quality of the water.
A stream which has all of its watershed within a national forest or other
lands under good conservation practices is less likely to be affected by
pollution than one passing through unrestricted logging or past an
industrial area.  Other factors, such as water temperature, depth of water,
the fish life it supports, wave action, flooding, etcetera, will affect its
recreation value.  Other <head>natural</head> features which can be
of high interest are the forests, canyons, mountains, deserts, seacoast,
beaches, sand dunes, waterfalls, springs, etcetera with which the area is
blessed.
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30082" docsrc="wsj_0331.mrg_43">
<context>
And, as Mr. Zell says, with Itel and O&amp;Y on the unit's board, the real
estate will be run by ``a very unusual group'' to say the least.  It is
possible then that Santa Fe's real estate -- even in a state imperiled by
earthquakes -- could, one day, fetch a king's ransom.  But as Drexel
analyst Linda Dunn notes, its properties will be developed over 15 to 20
years.  So despite Wall Street's rosy talk of quickly ``maximizing values,''
holders could be in for a long wait.  Santa Fe Pacific (NYSE; Symbol: SFX)
Business: Railroad, <head>natural</head> resources and real estate
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</instance>

<instance id="natural.30085" docsrc="cc03.cmb_46">
<context>
The work's two movements, one melodically sentimental, the other brightly
capricious, are clever enough in a Ravel-like style, but they rehash a
wornout idiom.  They might well indicate conjugal felicity, but in musical
terms that smack of Hollywood.  Works by Dohnanyi, Hubay, Mr. D'Albert
himself and Paganini, indicated that the violinist had some virtuoso
fireworks up his sleeve as well as a reserved attitude toward a lyric phrase.
Standard items by Sarasate and Saint-Saens completed the program.  In
recent years Anna Xydis has played with the New York Philharmonic and at
Lewisohn Stadium, but her program last night at Town Hall was the
Greek-born pianist's first New York recital since 1948.  Miss Xydis has a
<head>natural</head> affinity for the keyboard, and in the twenty
years since her debut here she has gained the authority and inner assurance
that lead to audience control.
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</instance>

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<instance id="nature.40001" docsrc="bnc_ALN_268">
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Elderly people were chosen for initial study as being both a self-contained group and of medium to low priority.
In activities with children and families, said to dominate generic teams' caseload, or conversely in definitely minority areas such as work in the field of mental health or (in Scotland) with offenders, the scale as well as the content of the work are likely to exert their own effects.    
At the same time, there are a number of other much-debated and longstanding issues which would connect closely with the findings and   interpretation of a larger programme of studies: the decentralization debate; the tension between professional development and autonomy, on the one hand, and on the other the existence of accountability and resource-rationing mechanisms; the <head>nature</head> of supervision and the role of the team-leader/manager.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40006" docsrc="bnc_B3H_1002">
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But to be fair to Green it was from his burning wish for people to admire the scenery, not from a desire to spoil it, that he made these suggestions, which certainly are not so far fetched in the 20th century as they must have been then.
The National Trust, Friends of the Lake District and the National Parks have put into practice many of Green's ideas, but the extent of his plans went even further than these and might well be worth looking at again.
The plans he envisaged included the amenities for local people as well as for the tourists.    
The Derwentwater estates were eventually sold and in February 1832 William Wordsworth wrote a letter saying:    
&bquo;I often think how poor Mr. Green would have trembled for the issue, as the passing of this beautiful Property with many hands may exceedingly disfigure a neighbourhood, which he poor man often busied his hand in beautifying.&equo;            
9    
His Love of <head>Nature</head> and Local Colour      
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40012" docsrc="bnc_CS2_988">
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Properly developed, it gives reason, conceived as the quest for coherence, comprehensiveness and sensitivity to reality, almost as great a role as it can play anywhere.
What it does, however, suppose absent in ethical deliberation is any actual truth of the matter at which it aims.
Here it distinguishes it from factual enquiry, at least as that is conceived by those with a robust sense that there is a way things really are in the world.
It may see this as meaning that reason has less hope of producing convergence in ethics than on factual matters.    
It should be noted that the attitudinist theory of ethics operates at a rather different level from a theory such as utilitarianism.
Utilitarianism is a properly ethical theory, inasmuch as it puts forward the basics of a moral position, while emotivism belongs to what is sometimes called meta-ethics which professes to explain the <head>nature</head> of what is going on when an ethical or moral view is advocated.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40016" docsrc="bnc_CGD_1088">
<context>
By contrast much social work intervention occurs as a result of what appears to be an emergency.
The difficulty of working in an atmosphere of crisis will be explored next.          
Crisis intervention    
The theory underpinning crisis intervention is of particular relevance to social work practice with old people and their families.
Frequently a crisis is precipitated by some sudden change in health or behaviour, of the elderly person or a carer.
In a thoughtful exploration of the relevance of Caplan's crisis theory (1961) for social work practice, O'Hagan proposed that the chaotic situations which frequently present themselves in a social service department require a different understanding of the <head>nature</head> of a crisis and the part played by a social worker in resolving it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40025" docsrc="bnc_B31_503">
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His earliest purchase, in about 1911, was of 1.5 hectares, including a brickyard pond, in the Eastbourne area, which he planted up in order to attract, amongst other birds, breeding Marsh Warblers.
His other purchases in the 1920s and 1930s included a 12 hectare woodland, also near Eastbourne, and 1.6 hectares on Pevensey Levels.
One of his most interesting acquisitions was of 36 hectares of levels in the Cuckmere valley, on part of which he constructed ponds, some of which have become a reed bed.
This reed bed is still maintained by working parties of the Sussex Ornithological Society.    
For many people conservation is synonymous with nature reserves.
In Sussex the statutory nature reserves, that is National and Local Nature Reserves, total 1,429 hectares, the first being declared in 1952.
The reserves of the voluntary conservation organisations, the Sussex Trust for <head>Nature</head> Conservation and the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds, total 456 hectares.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40029" docsrc="bnc_B02_297">
<context>
The different LFA zones in the Auvergne have been drawn up on a Commune by Commune basis, each Commune being allocated completely to one zone or another with the exception of 11 Communes which are partly within one or other of the zones.
The zonation more fully reflects the differing degrees of agricultural handicap in different land areas than the UK equivalent (which only very recently distinguished even two zones).
  No doubt considerable generalisations have also been made by the French but the division into more zones (each with different financial incentives) gives one a greater sense of confidence that care has gone into linking agricultural supports to real variations in handicap.    
The division into 3 LFA zones in the Auvergne has considerable implications for <head>nature</head> conservation.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40033" docsrc="bnc_A04_802">
<context>
A deferential biographer is especially likely to take this line.    
An exception may be illustrated by a passage from a classic biography, that of John Constable by Charles Leslie.
Leslie was himself a painter, and thus comments in his own right on his friend's art, as here on a painting of Hampstead Heath:    
I have before noticed that what are commonly called warm colours are not necessary to produce the impression of warmth in landscape; and this picture affords, to me, the strongest possible proof of the truth of this.
The sky is of the blue of an English summer day, with large, but not threatening, clouds of a silvery whiteness.
The distance is of a deep blue, and the near trees and grass of the freshest green; for Constable could never consent to parch up the verdure of <head>nature</head> to obtain warmth.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40037" docsrc="bnc_APE_510">
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By introducing controversial issues in the school, like Northern Ireland, race relations, aid to underdeveloped countries and nuclear weapons, schools were engaging in a politicisation of the curriculum which verged on, often slipped over into, quite unacceptable indoctrination.
This kind of teaching, it was argued, implicitly if not explicitly, was unacceptable because it would lead to an undermining of loyalty to the nation and government in minds too tender truly to comprehend the import of what was happening to them.    
Is citizenship education, in contrast to political education, therefore &bquo;safe&equo;?
Is it being introduced into the schools because of this characteristic?
We may test this suspicion by reference to various statements concerning the perceived <head>nature</head> of the new Citizenship Education (though unfortunately because of frequent postponements of its publication date, the National Curriculum Council guidance document on Citizenship as a cross-curricular theme is not available at the time of writing).
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40040" docsrc="bnc_B3D_134">
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They are easy to update.              
It would appear that the tape-slide productions, which enable colour to be shown, but not motion, are particularly suitable for use in library education programmes.
They can be used in a variety of ways, combined with other methods of instruction such as lectures and programmed learning.
They make use of a combination of two sensory inputs.
Production costs are not too great and production can be undertaken at may libraries by the library staff themselves without external professional help.
However, Hills found, in the investigation of self-teaching methods referred to above, that when tape-slide presentations were used as a substitute for normal lectures, these were &bquo;not well received&equo;.
Both students and staff were critical of the impersonal <head>nature</head> of the tape-slide lectures.
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They were turned down at the one where they were married and christened because they'd moved five miles outside the parish.    
At churches near them they were told they would have to attend services for 26 weeks, then their baby might be baptised.    
This is scandalous because no child should ever be turned away from a church.             
THE reader who lives in a council house and believes her rent is subsidising home-buyers has it the wrong way round.    
Either she pays her rent or she can buy a property and pay &pound;500 a month mortgage.
Then if she can't keep up payments she risks losing her home, as thousands of families have done.    
Count your blessings, council-house tenant.        
I wonder at the lack of knowledge of human <head>nature</head> shown by some judges.    
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And so they follow the pattern of Foucault's less textually-oriented work.
Although they recognize that social relations, discourses, and language are not the same thing, their practice tends to belie this.
Sometimes they approach language as if it expresses power relations and subjectivity directly, and originates from the very autonomous, fixed subjects whose existence they are challenging.
They ignore ambiguities in their own writing, and in their interview material, which they treat as unproblematically quotable.
Hollway, for example, quotes a man's description of his split relationship with a woman as &bquo;shrivelled&equo; (Henriques  et al  .
1984: 253).
This odd word could have started an analysis of whether discourses of heterosexual relationships are connected to discourses of, perhaps, masculinity, and <head>nature</head> .    
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In general, relatively simple compounds, such as short chain hydrocarbons, alcohols, phenols and other small molecules, are relatively easy to degrade, while larger and more highly substituted compounds are more difficult.    
Chemical structure also influences the degree of adsorption of the compound on soil particles.
Such adsorption may be a problem when using above-ground reactors.
Typically, stubborn compounds are also quite hydrophobic, and adsorb readily on inert solids.
Because of this, they are difficult to flush out of the aquifer under standard conditions, and  in situ   biodegradation may be the only technically and economically feasible way to achieve remediation.    
Sometimes enzymes used for degradation of a target contaminant are not induced by the presence of the pollutant, either because the concentration is too low or because of the xenobiotic <head>nature</head> of the compound.
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<instance id="nature.40059" docsrc="bnc_BMC_1307">
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Alexeev commands a wide tonal palette and his lighter, filigree strokes, (e.g. in the G major and E flat major pr&eacute;ludes) k, but all in all this is a most satisfying interpretation, with just the right balance between control/taste and fascinating notes from the late Gerald Abraham.
&lsqb;MM&rsqb;        
The Four Scherzi; Berceuse in D flat; Fantasie in F minor    
SHELLEY (piano)                  
Chopin's Scherzi are amongst the most problematic of all his major works.
In performance, the first two are prone to bouts of noisy, head-splitting virtuosity, and  Third   mercilessly shows up those who fail to integrate this volatility into music of a more obviously poetic <head>nature</head> , and the  Fourth   is one of those elusive late pieces, whose   rarefied   world is closed to all but the most sensitive of artists.    
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Emily had many happy years and grew old quite gracefully.
Then the inevitable happened.
She took to her basket and &bquo;popped her cloggs&equo; quite peacefully, without any fuss.
She wouldn't have wanted to have grown too old and survived her dignity.
But I did miss her.
Suddenly I realised what Tennyson had in his heart when he said:    
&bquo;Oh, for the touch of a vanished paw and the sound of a bark that is still.&equo;              
ROBERT KILLICK'S Short Story    
Like father, like son    
Toby the Welsh Terrier is undeterred by any challenge.
With family honour at stake, his inquisitive <head>nature</head> just gets the better of him&hellip;    
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The route is marked with  Hangers Way   signs.    
Starting in Petersfield, on the High Street where the railway crosses the road, the route makes its way to the village of Steep and up onto Ashford Hill via Ashford Chace.    
It then goes on to the Shoulder of Mutton Hill, noted for its flower rich grassland.
At the top of   the Shoulder   of Mutton Hill is the Poet Stone, dedicated to the memory of the poet Edward Thomas who died at the battle of Arras in 1917.    
Small woods and hidden valleys characterise the next section of the route to the village of Hawkley and on to Hawkley Hanger.
Continue on to Noar Hill Hanger where you can still see the evidence of prehistoric field systems.
In the area too is the Noar Hill <head>nature</head> reserve, on land where chalk was once dug.
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Mr Goddard &lsqb;the Head&rsqb; was &bquo;oh, yes&equo; nodding his head.
I gave him the booklet and I told him I'd been doing it&hellip; oh, yes, and he'd put it in as one of his objectives for this year.
It's not even been mentioned!    
R.B. Yes, another teacher mentioned this when I talked to her and I was saying that it seemed to me that it was a blind spot.    
V.W. Total.
I mean it's enough that he pays lipservice to it now which you know wouldn't have even been recognised.
But by the <head>nature</head> of the staff that we have in this school, I don't know whether Mr Goddard deliberately tries to surround himself with fools so that the school will collapse when he leaves, but the quality of the people that he has, in terms of having a broad idea of education is just a non&rehy;starter.        
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<instance id="nature.40078" docsrc="bnc_CJK_446">
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She and her husband ran a restaurant for eleven years before opening up Ford Farm in 1973.
Dinner is offered most nights (twenty-four hours notice required).
Fresh local produce is used whenever possible, and herbs come from the garden, but weight-watchers beware, real Devon ice-cream is conspicuously present at meals.
If you prefer to eat out, there are several places locally including the Church House Inn which serves good fresh local produce, and a little further away, two riverside pubs, the Waterman's Arms and Maltster's Arms.    
 Easily Accessible  : There are several local walks from the farm, on Dartmoor, 10 miles away, and the South Devon Coastal Path, 7 miles away.
There are some good beaches at Torbay and Start Bay, including Slapton Sands, where there is a <head>nature</head> reserve.
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<instance id="nature.40081" docsrc="bnc_CDV_1401">
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The word underlying these last few pages is &bquo;thrift&equo;.
All minds possess a drive towards consistency, towards reducing data, events, characters to some smaller set of principles or categories.
Much of Tolkien's writing in  Silmarillion   and  Unfinished Tales   shows that urge, a strong and honourable one.
It is fair to say, though, that against this basic drive all minds also possess a wish to ignore principles and concentrate instead on single entities regardless of their place in larger systems, to appreciate them simply for themselves.
For most of his career Tolkien was a most extreme example of a man with this second urge strongly developed: he was fascinated by names, to give only one example, part of whose <head>nature</head> is that they are for one thing and one thing alone, very hard to reduce to system!
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Significant progress was made in establishing a digital database for a pilot study based on the Grantham area.
Geological maps have been digitised together with the lithology and stratigraphy derived from over 1250 boreholes and geophysical logs from over 70 boreholes.
Collaboration has been established with the Ordnance Survey on the use of their 1:10 000 digital terrain models and with the Polytechnic of Wales on geological   spatial   modelling.      
Regional geophysical interpretations    
A structural analysis of regional gravity and aeromagnetic data from northern Britain has been completed, following on from an earlier study of southern Britain.
Lineaments highlighted by imaging techniques are evidence of the <head>nature</head> of Caledonian orogenesis, and variations in image texture can be related to specific geological terrains.
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There are plenty of interfering factors but these are inevitably to some extent weakened by a rational understanding of them, at least when this engages appropriately with our basic  conatus   (or effort to preserve our own nature) and thereby acquires the requisite emotional power.    
Part of what we are striving for as a necessity of our being is simply survival in physical and mental health.
Simply to live in the world performing one's proper biological and mental functions, eating, engaging in physically healthy activities, appreciating the beauties of nature and of art, trying to understand the way things work, developing one's skills is joyous     and an end in itself.
When this is not enjoyed it is because our own essential <head>nature</head> is frustrated in its enjoyment of itself through physical or mental disease or by physical or social circumstances.
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For example, when we say &bquo;genes are trying to increase their numbers in future gene pools&equo;, what we really mean is &bquo;those genes that behave in such a way as to increase their numbers in future gene pools tend to be the genes whose effects we see in the world&equo;.
Just as we have found it convenient to think of genes as active agents, working purposefully for their own survival, perhaps it might be convenient to think of memes in the same way.
In neither case must we get mystical about it.
In both cases the idea of purpose is only a metaphor, but we have already seen what a fruitful metaphor it is in the case of genes.
We have even used words like &bquo;selfish&equo; and &bquo;ruthless&equo; of genes, knowing full well it is only a figure of speech.
Can we, in exactly the same spirit, look for selfish or ruthless memes?    
There is a problem here concerning the <head>nature</head> of competition.
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In reflecting on the subject of very large animals, some questions concerning evolution and thermoregulation arise.
Why, amongst all the different classes and orders is there such a surprising array of forms, shapes and sizes?
What kept insects extremely small over millions of years of evolution, and why have only a few mammals ever approached the size of dinosaurs?
Could dinosaurs themselves have grown any bigger?    
We ought first to remind ourselves that for every type of animal throughout time there has always been a most convenient size that has fitted it neatly into its own niche.
Although evolution decrees that species of plant and animal which survive for long periods are shaped to the advantages determined by natural selection, progress over time to larger size might be a law of <head>nature</head> independent of environmental factors.
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<instance id="nature.40100" docsrc="bnc_A64_238">
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In April the Smolensk Party advised the Roslavl' cell that contributions to the Famine were tailing off in the Roslavl' area, so two new directives were issued: first, to collect another famine tax, with every twenty town-workers or employees supporting one hungry child, and every five peasant households contributing for one hungry adult; second, to hold agitational meetings in all trade-union branches and at village  skhod   meetings.
In view of the vastness of Russia and the striking parochialism of the localities, it must have been hard to whip up yet more sympathy and funds for remote peasants in the Lower Volga.
Yet as we shall see, the Famine did produce considerable horizontal side-effects between one province and another.
As a general principle it should not be imagined that all economic, social, and above all political repercussions were of a vertical central &mdash; local <head>nature</head> or vice versa.
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<instance id="nature.40106" docsrc="bnc_BMY_820">
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In the fields of mental energy, these exist as the sensory and motor indriyas, as we have discussed.
And the two are closely interwoven.
There is no point in being able to locate something, either visually or through smell or sonar (whatever your m&eacute;tier), if you do not possess the motor organs and behavioural patterns to deal effectively with that something.
This might be to chase it, grab it, attack it, eat it, live in it, avoid it, leave scent markings on it, make love to it or whatever.    
So the sensory and motor indriyas of all creatures are closely integrated within the mind structure of a creature.
Behavioural responses are thus instinctive, automatic, totally appropriate and well-designed, since holistic integration is the <head>nature</head> of all mind-body energy fields.    
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<instance id="nature.40111" docsrc="bnc_B30_1538">
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Recognition of those individuals likely to make attempts is only part of the process of prevention.
This would have to be followed up by provision of appropriate help.
Some general practitioners may be willing to offer individual counselling or marital therapy themselves.
Others might prefer to refer patients to special agencies for such help, including social workers, counsellors attached to practices, marriage guidance counsellors, and so on.
Because of the immediate <head>nature</head> of such patients' problems it is important that whatever form of help is offered should be available without too much delay, and for this reason health-centre-based therapists may be of particular value, as has been shown in the case of psychologists (Robson  et al.   1984) and social workers (Shepherd  et al.   1979).    
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Although litigation in support of such a claim has by no means been abandoned, the switch to a more overt political campaign raises the possibility of developing a more co-ordinated test-case strategy &mdash; in place of the  ad hoc   response previously resorted to &mdash; of the type developed in pursuit of civil right advocacy in the.USA, and welfare rights advocacy both there and in the UK, to try to influence the course of social change.    
Important though these changes in the nature of the tax resistance movement are, however, perhaps it would be a mistake to view them as an isolated phenomenon, and to try to assess their moral and legal implications without also addressing some even more fundamental contemporary political, economic and social developments with which they are closely associated.    
First, and of most immediate relevance as far as the tax-protest movement is concerned, the past two decades have witnessed a remarkable change in the <head>nature</head> of political dissent which has increasingly assumed unconstitutional and, on occasions, violent forms.
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Characteristic of Lanzarote are the numerous cones of extinct volcanoes, their surfaces smoothed and rounded by the dry, fierce winds heading out across the Atlantic from the Moroccan Sahara.
Large areas of island are covered with thick deposits of black volcanic ash, known locally as picon.
These undulating planes are punctured here and there by gaping, jagged craters, disintegrating hillsides and rugged lava beds.
Rainfall is minimal and the land is infertile, marked by erosion and extreme dryness.
In a desperate attempt to hold in what moisture there is in the thin soil, farmers have constructed low walls as refuges for vines and other crops.
This man made geometry stands out starkly against the natural undulations of the terrain to form abstract patterns and relieve the monotony of impassive emptiness.    
In spite of the hostile <head>nature</head> of the region, the land yields grapes, onions, tomatoes and tobacco.
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<instance id="nature.40128" docsrc="bnc_CMD_942">
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The run hoped to raise &pound;50,000 for the Scottish Cot Death Trust.            
CONSERVATION      
Helpful holidays    
Fancy tracking pandas in China or otter watching in Scotland?
Well now there's the chance to do just that while supporting the Worldwide Fund for Nature (WWF).
The WWF have teamed up with tour operator Discover the World to offer trips to wild places and conservation projects, with WWF staff and other experts on hand.
A percentage of the income from each trip will go directly towards WWF's conservation projects around the world.
Contact:  .        
A challenge in a million    
A million <head>nature</head> lovers all over the country are being asked to show how much they care for the countryside in an innovative challenge from the RSPB.
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<instance id="nature.40131" docsrc="bnc_B2T_110">
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One of the problems with economic cycles is that they create surpluses and slacks in demand which affect the stability of the work force.
The traditional role of governments in the UK has been to ease the pressures on both companies and individuals by some form of intervention &mdash; subsidies, loans or payments etc.
In recent years the Employment Department and the Department of Trade and Industry have been responsible for appropriate interventions but they have been more of a fire fighting nature than a sustained development of policy and role &mdash; which in any case, has not been the way government departments have tended to behave since they are organised to implement government policy in the immediate rather than long term.
Now the role of these third-parties must change to being of a more sustained <head>nature</head> as facilitators in long term policy and strategy for each major industry.    
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<instance id="nature.40135" docsrc="bnc_CMM_9">
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So it has been for centuries, yet the multi-petalled bloom of modern times, epitomized by the modern Hybrid Tea rose (or, as it is abbreviated, H.T.) and probably most people's mental image of all that a rose is and should be, is a product of modern hybridizing and cross-breeding that did not exist even as recently as medieval times.
Long before then, however, the rose had already found a place in the heart of man.
To the human eye and senses, even the simply constructed single bloom of the hedgerow wild rose is so sublimely beautiful in the bud that it is represented in the earliest forms of art and pictorial decoration.
The common use of the rose in heraldry illustrates how deeply and firmly it became associated with and identified as a symbol of family arms and crest, class and dynasty.
In the twentieth century the rose is still regarded as something basically British, regal and exalted; it symbolizes quality and superiority.    
It is one of the more perverse facets of human <head>nature</head> that the more we have, the more we want &mdash; and so it is with the rose.
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<instance id="nature.40140" docsrc="bnc_CH0_240">
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Surviving eyewitnesses are few in number, and give contradictory descriptions of the killer, but all agree on his unnatural strength and viciousness.
&bquo;We'll get him,&equo; Ms Harvest has sworn.
More on this as it breaks.    
&bquo;Moscow.
Talks broke down today between the Soviet and Japanese delegations who have been negotiating over recent territorial clashes over culture-krill-harvesting operations off the island of Sakhalin.
Premier Boris Yeltsin has announced that he still hopes to come to an amicable agreement with the Imperial representative and the board of GenTech.
In an editorial statement later this morning, Akira Kobayashi, the Chief Executive Officer of GenTech East, will explain how unreasonable and inefficient the Soviets are proving on this issue.    
&bquo;Don't you think it's unfair of <head>nature</head> to insist that   humanity only have two dentitions?
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<instance id="nature.40146" docsrc="bnc_ABM_293">
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in such a condition, there is no place for industry; because the fruit thereof is uncertain: and consequently no culture of the earth; no navigation, nor use of the commodities that may be imported by sea; no commodious buildings; no instruments of moving, and removing, such things as require much force; no knowledge of the face of the earth; no account of time; no arts; no letters; no society; and which is worst of all, continual fear, and danger of violent death; and the life of man, solitary, poor, nasty, brutish, and short.        
In such a state, driven by the worst fear of all, that of sudden death, and given that they are all approximately equal in power, it would seem to be in men's interests that they reach some agreement, each to have only as much liberty as he is prepared to allow to others.
But could such an agreement be reached, and would it be kept?
A person's real self-interest would lie in  his   not keeping to such an agreement, while others did.
But why should others, driven by  their   self-interest, keep the agreement?
Trust, as such, is not an element in Hobbesian human <head>nature</head> .
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<instance id="nature.40150" docsrc="bnc_CME_1245">
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Its sole supporter was the South Lakeland District Council.    
The plan had previously blocked because the inspector concluded that the visual impact would be too great.    
Howard justified   overruling   the recommendation saying it was national policy to proceed as quickly as possible with renewable energy projects.
He added that the district council supported the scheme and the turbines would be positioned outside the national park.    
Jenny Cunningham of the Council for National Parks said &bquo;We are disappointed at the decision because there are far more suitable sites available.&equo;    
The tiny bit of silver lining on the cloud is a new application by National Wind Power &mdash; they want to reduce the number of proposed turbines from 15 to 12.        
UNDERWATER <head>NATURE</head> TRAIL    
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<instance id="nature.40153" docsrc="bnc_BMT_1634">
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The difference between this and our normal looking may seem small but it is fundamental, since the mental attitude of recognizing the active deed of directing a finger of looking to touch the building is experienced as a real extension of consciousness far beyond the limits of the physical body.        
We have already noted the sense of smell in our examination of the effect of the subtle essences and perfumes which emanate from the trees and herbs at a site.
The sense of touch is also a very fundamental one in that it is easier to get beyond the barrier of words and thoughts to direct experience this way.
We can, at the very least, as I suggested in the opening passage, approach a site barefoot, making a direct link with the Earth.
Better still, if the site is sufficiently isolated, we can remove our clothes completely (or go &bquo;skyclad&equo;, as the witches say).
We can again feel the wind, the warmth and the cold on our body, which is a new experience for many and does, in some strange way, draw one closer to <head>Nature</head> for that reason alone.
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<instance id="nature.40157" docsrc="bnc_APS_824">
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Coming from the  Tel Quel   camp, which, under Philippe Sollers's leadership, was pushing experimentation even further, Ricardou sought to contest the referentiality of the  nouveau roman  .
The importance of  Tel Quel   in setting the new agenda should not be underestimated: from the point of view of periodization, the writers and critics associated with this journal (the most influential since Sartre's  Les Temps Modernes  ), in addition to espousing the &bquo;classic modernists&equo;, also resurrected from literary history non-canonical writing which they considered to have been neglected.
Lautr&eacute;amont, Raymond Roussel, C&eacute;line and Joyce's  Finnegans Wake   all benefited from this redrawing of the map of subversive discourse.
It is vital to emphasize  Tel Quel's   perception of the implicitly political <head>nature</head> of avant-garde writing: Ricardou shared the group's belief in the &bquo;critical function&equo; of oppositional works.
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<instance id="nature.40162" docsrc="bnc_AND_1480">
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If the activity isn't enjoyable for those taking part and also those that are asked to part with their money then it's not worth doing.
When asking people to contribute money or time the question &bquo;what's in it for them?&equo; always needs to be raised.
Sending out letters for donations or goods are never as productive as appeals which actually give a return through entertainment, social activity or a chance of winning a prize.
Care needs to be taken to space out fund raising events or it will appear that the school cares for nothing but money.
We need to be reasonable in our demands as parents are also under pressure to dig in their pockets for spare cash to support brownies, cubs, clubs, churches and a whole range of other worthy causes.        
Finding volunteers    
There is always a hard core of trusty stalwarts on which we can depend but most people are not by <head>nature</head> volunteers.
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<instance id="nature.40166" docsrc="bnc_B1T_789">
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First, &bquo;boy labour&equo; came to be defined as a problem which, together with the &bquo;discovery&equo; of adolescence, meant that working-class youth attained a hitherto unknown pre-eminence among social theorists and reformers.
Second, the trade-union movement continued to grow while the Labour Party established itself (if only as an adjunct of Liberalism), and as both institutions were significant expressions of sectional interests, they created apprehension among the political authorities.
Third, there was the severe deterioration of industrial relations in the few years prior to 1914 which brought with it violent strikes and syndicalism.
Thus by the outbreak of war a number of questions and problems had forced themselves onto the agendas of middle-class society, and by the end of the war all these factors were resolved into one major consideration: the <head>nature</head> and control of &bquo;industrial democracy&equo;.
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<instance id="nature.40171" docsrc="bnc_AE7_676">
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However, those bases which were changed would not start with a frequency in the population of one in four, as assumed above, but with a low frequency generated by mutation.
This would increase the time needed.
The two effects would, very approximately, cancel out.    
Thus there has been more than enough time for selection to generate specific DNA sequences of the required length.
This   conclusion is supported by the fact that changes in the fossil record, even rather rapid ones like the increase in human brain size in the last four million years, were slower by a factor of 1,000 than the rate at which changes can be produced by artificial selection in laboratory populations or domestic animals.
Part of the explanation is that artificial selection changes only a few characteristics at a time, whereas in <head>nature</head> many changes occur simultaneously.
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<instance id="nature.40175" docsrc="bnc_AE4_228">
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The words are an echo of the great series of Scottish bonds of protection and service &mdash; maintenance and manrent &mdash; made from the mid fifteenth to the early seventeenth century by the nobles and the lairds; the only difference is that rather than being completely mutual, as these bonds were, the king had the confident assurance that his subjects would serve &bquo;exactly as he likes&equo; &mdash; a confidence very far removed from the idea that Scottish kings were in any way at the mercy of their most powerful subjects.
But perhaps most interesting of all is d'Ayala's thumb-nail sketch of the Scots:    
the people are handsome.
They like foreigners so much that they dispute with one another as to who shall have and treat a foreigner in his house.
They are vain and ostentatious by <head>nature</head> .
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<instance id="nature.40179" docsrc="bnc_CCL_53">
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The key to the difference is the motif &bquo;free gift&equo;, with which Jesus charged the expression &bquo;the reign of God&equo;.
This is why his proclamation came eventually to be known as &bquo;gospel&equo; or &bquo;news of salvation&equo;&equo; (Meyer 1979:130).    
As the Gospel narrative unfolds we are quickly made aware that the good news signifies more than rescue from divine wrath.
It is the establishing of God's Kingly rule, which entails both God's provision for his people and requirements from them.    
The inauguration of the Kingdom is an act of God and not the result of human achievement.
However, its coming is not automatic; it requires a response from people.
For this reason the message of the Kingdom has to be both proclaimed as fact and promise.
Christ himself came  preaching   the Good News of the Kingdom, describing its <head>nature</head> and calling for a response.
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<instance id="nature.40184" docsrc="bnc_A75_913">
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Since the kidneys produce the largest volume of urine in the middle of the day, any drug that is being removed will be least concentrated in the urine, and so be least likely to cause damage, at this time.    
It can be seen that the physician or doctor will have to bear both factors in mind when deciding if the time when a drug is to be taken is important (see also Chapter 14).          
YOUR BODY CLOCK AT DIFFERENT STAGES OF YOUR LIFE    
We have considered so far daily rhythms in healthy adults.
Here we will consider the differences from adults that are found in the rhythms of healthy babies, adolescents, and aged people.
These are important times of our lives &mdash; too often biology books neglect them and assume we are forever in our youth and prime.
Not only does the body clock contribute to the changes that are found, but also we can gain clues about the <head>nature</head> of it by a study of the changes.      
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<instance id="nature.40187" docsrc="bnc_CAW_724">
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Wordsworth took the materialist philosophy of Locke and Hartley which had sufficed the eighteenth century, and changed round the terms, writing in positive instead of negative signs Instead of a dead universe described in terms of machines from which the Creator had departed, he proposed a living universe called &bquo;Nature&equo; described in terms of growth and organic life, which was being continuously created by a God who was inextricably involved in all its parts Whereas in Locke the mind at birth was &bquo;a white paper&equo;, with no innate ideas, in Wordsworth the mind retains in early childhood some consciousness of a pre-existent state; in Locke the mind  passively   receives impressions from the senses, but in but in Wordsworth the mind  actively   perceives and a creative power within the mind organizes the multitude of chaotic sense impressions into a partial picture of the world.
But it is necessary for the individual mind to cooperate with the external Mind in <head>Nature</head> ; the two minds are related and together they create the world &mdash; in  Tintern Abbey   the beholder loves      
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<instance id="nature.40190" docsrc="bnc_AMG_1264">
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The radiation of the African great apes and man represents a set of adaptations by a common stock, the Dryopithecine apes, to differing ecological conditions.
Kortlandt argues that the formation of the Great Rift Valley system in East Africa combined with the Nile and Zambezi drainage systems to constitute a geographical barrier to the east of which the Dryopithecine apes adapted to a progressive desiccation of the landscape caused by the rise of the Rift mountain ridges in combination with climatic trends.
This form developed bipedalism and other adaptations to the newly opening arid savannah landscape and eventually became the ancestor of man.
By contrast, to the West of the Rift the mosaic <head>nature</head> of the relatively dry forest woodlands north of the Niger&ndash;Benue river system constituted a cradle for the evolution of the adaptable, partly terrestrial, chimpanzee with its variable fruit food supply and capacity for mobility.
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40195" docsrc="bnc_ARE_413">
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While many people dabbled, it's a little known fact even in cave diving circles, that Geoff Yeadon, often diving alone, logged over 18,000 metres of diving looking for the King Pot inlet.    
Back in 1980 Geoff Yeadon had told Geoff Crossley that it was his ambition to see King Pot and the East Kingsdale Master Cave, linked to West Kingsdale and Keld Head.
However he didn't think it would be done during his own diving career&hellip;    
Very appropriate therefore, that 11 years later, it was to be Geoff Yeadon, at the age of 40, watched by Geoff Crossley, that linked the lines connecting the two caves.    
A silent handshake across the joined lines, over 1.5 kilometres from base and at a depth of 30 metres, concluded over a decade of searching.    
Yeadon had eventually found the King Pot inlet back in 1986.
But due to other commitments and the very constricted <head>nature</head> of the passage, it was not pursued at the time.    
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.40199" docsrc="bnc_BMY_1313">
<context>
Perhaps at such times there is an opportunity for a general biological and genetic reorientation?
The density or grossness of physical life being relaxed, the more subtle components become capable of realignment to the prevailing circumstances, all within the formative and integrating influence of the greater Mind.    
One thing is certain &mdash; that a Darwinian-style, materialistic and linear, reductionist thought process cannot begin to describe, let alone explain, the integrated, complexly woven cycles and patterns of behaviour and physiological process that we see around us.    
Nature is replete with cyclic processes.
Our reductionist, analytical thinking attempts to form them, conceptually, into discrete linear pathways, but <head>nature</head> knows nothing of such superficial imaginings!
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</instance>

<instance id="nature.30041" docsrc="wsj_1711.mrg_8">
<context>
Dumez said group profit after payments to minority interests rose to 252
million francs ($40.1 million) from 148 million a year earlier.  Revenue
rose 40 % to 13.32 billion francs from 9.53 billion.  The group noted that
75 million francs of the advance reflected a one-time gain from the June
offering by its United Westburne unit in Canada.  It did n't say if its
year-earlier results were influenced significantly by nonrecurring elements.
For all of 1988, Dumez had group profit of 452 million francs after payment
to minority interests.  Revenue was 21.98 billion francs.  The group has
n't forecast full-year earnings for 1989, although it said that its
first-half results are n't a good indication because of one-time elements
and the seasonal <head>nature</head> of its operations.
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<instance id="oblique.40001" docsrc="bnc_CRM_9647">
<context>
The photometric evidence results from an analysis of the near-infrared emission obtained from a Japanese balloon-borne telescope launched nearly a decade ago.
In the infrared, extinction by dust is an order of magnitude smaller than in the visible portion of the spectrum.
By analysing the emission above and below the plane (the whitish regions in Fig. 1), it is possible to make a quantitative assessment of the shape of the bulge.
If the bulge is axisymmetric, lines of sight that make the same angle on either side of the centre will appear equally bright.
On the other hand, if the bulge is elongated and its long axis is at some angle <head>oblique</head> to the line of sight (see Fig. 3), perspective effects cause equivalent lines of sight on either side of the centre to have systematically different surface brightnesses.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40006" docsrc="bnc_GV0_380">
<context>
Further, such material cannot be used in places frequented by crowds, while its transient activity means that material which takes time   to prepare must be used immediately.
The method, therefore, lacks flexibility.    
Finally, fluorescent materials, which glow brilliantly in ultraviolet light, may be used.
Sand may be coated with a mixture of plastic glue and dye, while artificial concrete pebbles, in which are embedded fragments of fluorescent plastic, may be used to simulate shingle.
On the whole experiments seem to have confirmed that considerable movement of shingle offshore only takes place where pebbles are stirred up by wave action, though currents may contribute to their direction of fall.    
Thus it seems likely that in the general process of longshore drift under the action of <head>oblique</head> waves, longshore currents and oblique rip currents may help in the movement of the finer material.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40012" docsrc="bnc_J1K_70">
<context>
In &bquo;Woman in Art,&equo; Stieglitz had written: &bquo;Woman  feels   the world  differently   than man feels it&hellip;
The woman receives the world through her womb.
That is the seat of her deepest feeling.
 9   Paraphrasing that passage, Rosenfield stated in a 1921 essay, &bquo;American Painting,&equo; that O'Keeffe's work &bquo;registered the manner of perception anchored in the constitution of the woman.
The organs that differentiate the sex speak.
Women&hellip; always feel, when they feel strongly, through the womb&equo;.
Furthermore, in a discussion filled with <head>oblique</head> references to the O'Keeffe that Stieglitz had revealed in his photographs of her, he made it clear that he agreed with Stieglitz that O'Keeffe's paintings were revelations of the female sexual nature:          
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40019" docsrc="bnc_G1N_1762">
<context>
In questioning the ontological determinacy of the fictional character, Brooke-Rose is striking at the mainstay of the traditional novel.
If a character is not inscribed in the text, but instead a product of the reading process, the status of the entire world the character represents is highly variable.
The ontological status of fictional worlds has been of interest to philosophers as well as literary critics.
Roman Ingarden's seminal work  The Literary Work of Art   provided the basis for much subsequent analysis of the nature of fiction and the process of reading.
Ingarden defines the act of reading as the &bquo;realization&equo; of the work which is accomplished as the reader progressively fills in the &bquo;spots of indeterminacy&equo; in it (1931:246&ndash;54).
In  Verbivore   Decibel makes an <head>oblique</head> reference to Ingarden's theory when she describes her own problematic existence:    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40027" docsrc="bnc_H0E_819">
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The British army has always given campaign medals which are rewards for just being there and doing an ordinary job, and special medals for gallantry beyond the call of duty.            
70 disapproval    
The heavy arrow smashes across and breaks the line of activity.
The effect is exaggerated to indicate heavy handed disapproval.
Some people seem able to indicate disapproval without causing offence whilst others cause resentment even with the mildest expression of dissatisfaction.
It may be the choice of words or it may be the respect that is accorded to the disapprover.
There are many standard ways of making disapproval obvious in an <head>oblique</head> way (not up to quota, not up to standard, disappointing, seem unable to match performance of competitor, there must be a problem somewhere, etc.) which may be less offensive than the direct method &mdash; but may also be less effective.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40030" docsrc="bnc_FU2_851">
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It had not always been possible for him to observe the phenomenon on his own.
Others often came to watch too.
Once there had even been a party of tourists, disturbing the peace with their groans and giggles as they struggled up the steep path from their coach.
On sunless Beltanes he had invariably found himself alone there, but never on such a glorious evening as this.
Nevertheless, he had met no one, could see no one on the whole spread of Foinmen's Plain.
In the past days people had begun cautiously to return to the moor, but not this evening and not here.    
It was much warmer than on that last visit and warmer than last year.
There was scarcely a breath of wind.
The stones threw long, flaring shadows that suggested the shape of some ancient harp, only lengthening imperceptibly as the sun's angle grew more <head>oblique</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40036" docsrc="bnc_C8T_465">
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It was thus, when the weight of anxiety about his failed ambitions, his uncertain future, became too heavy that he would find his peace, standing motionless to watch the veined curve of the poised wave, the tumult of crashing foam breaking over his feet, the wide intersecting arches washing over the smooth sand as the wave retreated to leave its tenuous lip of foam.
But today even this wonder, continually repeated, failed to comfort his spirit.
He gazed out to the horizon with unseeing eyes and thought about his present life, the hopelessness of the future, about Amy, about his family.
Thrusting his hands in his pocket, he felt the crumpled envelope of his mother's last letter.    
He knew that his parents were disappointed in him, although they never said so openly since <head>oblique</head> hints were just as effective: &bquo;Mrs Reilly keeps on asking me, what is Neil doing?
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40039" docsrc="bnc_HH3_11408">
<context>
The Samukhela, people who are always harking back to the good old pre-independence days and want to emigrate, are addressed in the first song: &bquo;But Samukhela when you get there you'll think of home &mdash; the home of Africa&hellip; you'll miss your mother you'll miss your father&equo;.    
The Kafala Brothers' debut album Ngola (the king of the Ndongo people and the basis of Angola's name) is a good point of comparison.
Angola and Mozambique share many similarities: from their days of suppression under Portuguese colonial rule to the problems of post-independence South African aggression.
And, like Eyuphuro, the Kafala Brothers have a cosmopolitan influence, blending traditional and urban styles and reflecting Congolese, Zairean, Brazilian and Cuban rhythms in a combination of vocals, flute and guitar.    
But in contrast to Mama Mosambiki's <head>oblique</head> approach, the Kafala Brothers have chosen in this album to sing directly about the cruelty and devastation of civil war in Angola.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40042" docsrc="bnc_J0T_635">
<context>
Where the transform faults occur on land they are associated with significant topographic features such as the valley of the Irrawaddy River in Burma.    
In order to emphasize the pattern of stress in oblique-slip margins, the terms transpression and transtension have been applied to, respectively, the convergent and divergent varieties.
Although these two types of margin are associated with distinct types of landscape, they may occur in close proximity owing to the tendency of transform faults to contain offset segments or to have a sinuous form rather than being purely straight (Fig. 3.26).
Divergent oblique-slip     motion leads to extensional (normal) faulting and subsidence and if this is of sufficient magnitude a pull-apart basin may be formed.
<head>Oblique</head> convergence, on the other hand, generates compression and results in folding, uplift and the formation of a transverse orogen astride the fault.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40047" docsrc="bnc_AC9_1217">
<context>
This was done by applying a mixture of ground-up malachite and other minerals to the bronze (plate 8.2).
The result is superficially quite convincing, but would not deceive anyone with experience of genuine patinas.
Very probably at least some of these patinated bronzes should be regarded as legitimate copies rather than as fakes, rather as today the British Museum produces and sells resin copies of some of the more famous antiquities.      
Serious study and collecting of antique metalwork only began in Europe during the Renaissance.
The patina the bronzes had acquired during burial was much admired, and people assumed that they had originally been patinated.
The belief grew that the original patination had been black, possibly based on some rather <head>oblique</head> remarks in Pliny's  Natural History   on treating bronzes with bitumen.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40053" docsrc="bnc_K8S_1235">
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&bquo;According to such law as I know,&equo; said Harry loudly and clearly, &bquo;it was lawful.
By our Welsh code it's legal to kill in repayment of a blood-debt.
No, it's an obligation!
I came to kill you, my lord, for the killing of my father.&equo;    
The brief silence seemed to stretch down the long room and hold fast by the pillars of the door, and every eye in the hall fixed greedily on the three at the high table.
Isambard broke stillness and tension together, saying with careful serenity, and to the hall in general: &bquo;Lucky for us both that intent and act are sometimes so far apart.
As you cannot choose but see, he did not kill me.&equo;    
Even the <head>oblique</head> implication that he had feared to put his purpose into effect seemed to Harry a new pitfall for his integrity of hatred.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40058" docsrc="bnc_G1Y_45">
<context>
Yet, Boswell must have written on the hoof, and in fat detail &mdash; a diligence requiring either unstoppable ambition, and an almost morbid discipline &mdash; or both.    
The Life of Johnson makes plain how Boswell had been staking out the ground since their early acquaintance, making notes immediately after each meeting of what he himself was eventually to &bquo;consider the peculiar value&equo; of the Life, &bquo;that is, the quantity it contains of Johnson's conversation&equo;.
In September 1764, eighteen months after they first met, Boswell told Johnson in a letter from Saxony, &bquo;It shall be my study to do what I can to render your life happy; and, if you die before me, I shall endeavour to do honour to your memory.&equo;
He grew less <head>oblique</head> &mdash; as in May 1768, five years before the Hebrides tour.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40062" docsrc="bnc_G15_581">
<context>
What I am saying is that Mills was one of the MI6 officers with responsibility for WIN.
He knew about the whole organisation.
He also kept in touch with Washington, CIA liaison and all that.
Your people in security have very strong suspicions.&equo;    
Blanche frantically wiggled her toes inside her shoes again to try to warm them.
&bquo;Is there any proof?&equo;    
He shrugged.
&bquo;Espionage, Chief Inspector, is not like arithmetic.
The answer is&hellip; to so many decimal points, plus or minus so much.
Unless someone confesses, the answers are grey, not black and white.&equo;    
The conversation was destined to be elliptical, the chief inspector concluded, however hard she tried to make it more direct, and decided to make her questions more <head>oblique</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40068" docsrc="bnc_BP1_1603">
<context>
Once she started writing her a letter and had filled a sheet of paper before she realized that Maggie couldn't read so there was no sense in sending it.
Perhaps the jeweller she kept house for could read, but the things Sarah wanted to say were not for a stranger's eyes.    
For several weeks after her wedding she had entertained the silly idea that James might look for her, but she was thankful that he never came even though he soon heard about her marriage to Nahum.    
&bquo;How very kind,&equo; Nahum said one day as he was going through his morning correspondence.
&bquo;My sister's friends, Dr Halden and his wife, have written to send good wishes on our marriage.
They hope we'll be very happy.
Pity Elizabeth wasn't as kindly disposed.&equo;    
Good wishes!
Sarah's heartbeats quickened.
James's message had been meant for herself, an <head>oblique</head> way of saying that he was no longer interested.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40072" docsrc="bnc_CRM_5692">
<context>
They were enhanced parts of the lateral line system and probably used to detect water vibrations.
Cephalaspids had pectoral fins.    
e,    
Galeaspids (Galeaspida) were very unusual agnathans, also with solid head shields, and restricted to eastern Asia.
Like cephalaspids, the galeaspid head shield was flattened and in some species may have an unusual shape (  Sanchaspis   illustrated here).
The eyes were placed more laterally and there was a large median opening leading to the nasal sacs and the mouth,    
f,    
Anaspids (Anaspida) were a small, poorly known group of fusiform fishes known from North America, Europe and China.
They had a dorsal   nasohypophysial   opening like cephalaspids and lampreys.
The gill openings were arranged in an <head>oblique</head> line as in lampreys.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40077" docsrc="bnc_G1F_305">
<context>
 Table 4.5   Rate of each type of teacher-pupil interaction in ten schools (based on systematic observation of teachers)      
Another matter raised by these figures is that of the proportion of different kinds of interaction.
Again, these vary considerably from one classroom to another.
The challenge, clearly, is to reduce the proportion of &bquo;routine&equo; and &bquo;disciplinary&equo; interactions and increase the proportion concerned with work.
A high proportion of disciplinary interactions may reflect (as in the case of Deacondale) a lack of &bquo;<head>oblique</head> &equo; disciplinary strategies and a tendency to adopt a more confrontational style; and a high proportion of routine interactions may stem from an excessively complex organization or an inability to engage in depth with the content of the tasks given to one's pupils.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40080" docsrc="bnc_G0G_923">
<context>
According to Alcuin he was devoted to the pursuit of learning from his earliest years, a wise man who was both king and teacher.
In Bede's opinion, Aldfrith was most learned in the Scriptures (  HE   IV, 26).
After he became king, Aldhelm wrote a treatise on metre for him in the form of a letter to Arcircius (Aldfrith) and Adomn&aacute;n, abbot of Iona, gave him a copy of his work on  The Holy Places   (  HE   V, 15).
Abbess Aelfflaed's question to Cuthbert, bishop of Lindisfarne, as to who would succeed the childless Ecgfrith need not imply that she had otherwise forgotten about Aldfrith's existence, but rather that she was testing Cuthbert to ascertain that his loyalties lay in the right place.
Cuthbert's <head>oblique</head> reference to Aldfrith   in his reply seems to have satisfied her.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40083" docsrc="bnc_H9S_1791">
<context>
CL observations are usually made on uncovered thin sections.
They must be bonded with thermo-stable epoxy resin (see Chapter 4).
Bonding agents such as Lakeside 70 and Canada Balsam are unsuitable mountants for CL work as they are volatile, causing blistering and rapid charring under the electron beam.
Some epoxy resins also show luminescence (usually yellow) which can interfere with observations.    
Polished surfaces give the best optical resolution, and the double polished thin sections described in Chapter 4 are ideal.
If great detail is not required, surfaces can be quite crudely prepared.
Etching of   limestones with dilute acid gives an apparent increase in luminescence intensity, but this is due to points of high relief catching the <head>oblique</head> beam, with shadowing giving an increase in contrast but at the expense of resolution.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40086" docsrc="bnc_EFX_1426">
<context>
We are confronted with a number of paradoxes: Eliot proclaimed the impersonality of great poetry, and yet his own   personality and experience are branded in letters of fire upon his work.
He was a poet who insisted upon the nature and value of a tradition, and yet he had no real predecessors or successors.
He was a writer who attempted to create order and coherence, and yet his central vision was of&quot; the Void&quot;.
His poetic voice is unmistakable, and yet it was composed from a number of other poets' voices which he adapted or borrowed.
He was a strange, private and often bewildered man who was raised into a cultural guru, a representative of authority and stability.    
Throughout his life Eliot brought the anguish of his difficult and divided nature to the surface of his poetry, just as in <head>oblique</head> form he analysed it in his prose.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40089" docsrc="bnc_HXS_922">
<context>
It is not so difficult, in these circumstances, to accept that at least one of the pilgrim-tellers should be represented as speaking through an incongruously feigned mouthpiece, in this case strengthening the   antifeminist line of the tale by purporting to speak as a woman.
And this need not be seen as a particularly innovative piece of verbal transvestism on the part of the Shipman.
We have already seen how the adoption of voices for the performance of the text is appropriate to Dame Sirith, and how similar the structure of the Shipman's Tale is to Dame Sirith in just this respect.
If the adoption of a female voice by a male character is a ruse intended, inter alia, to throw an <head>oblique</head> light upon the characteristics of womankind, the fabliau, with its characteristic representation of women in terms of their sexuality and such a capacity to allow overt changes of voice, would provide just the right mode.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40094" docsrc="bnc_HA9_2203">
<context>
When they reached the hotel, he walked with her to her room, and she thanked him in a rather stilted voice for a very pleasant evening.    
&bquo;You're more than welcome, Miss Lea.&equo;
His lips quirked at the corners in ill-disguised amusement.    
&bquo;Have you known Marianne for long?&equo;
She strove to keep her tone casual, offhand.    
He gave a low chuckle.
&bquo;Years.
We were in the same drama class.&equo;    
&bquo;You seem &mdash; very close.&equo;    
He glanced at her questioningly.
&bquo;Is that an <head>oblique</head> way of asking me just how close?&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40099" docsrc="bnc_B7K_1649">
<context>
Many scientists believe that the Earth is not the only place in the Universe inhabited by intelligent life, so much so that radio telescopes are being used to search for them.    
But Von Daniken, like others of his creed, believes that evidence of spacemen already exists on Earth.
His assertion is that our ancestors were too stupid to have created the most impressive of surviving ancient architectural and artistic works.    
Few books can have captured so powerfully and quickly the imagination and appealed to the religious yearnings of a gullible public than  Chariots of the Gods   and its successors.
The Swiss-born amateur archaeologist has probably sold 40 million copies worldwide.
But in none of these books is there any hard evidence for the thesis it presents.
Arguments and &bquo;evidence&equo; are delivered in an <head>oblique</head> way, forming a house of cards toppled by anything other than superficial examination.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40105" docsrc="bnc_J2L_436">
<context>
This gives the impression of a painting in a frame, an impression also given by the drawing of the central panels in the two mosaics from Verulamium.
In no. 15 indeed, we might be dealing with a prefabricated panel (Neal 1976b, 249; Neal 1981, no. 75): this is suggested by the cutting of the lion's tail by the bordering line.
However, it is possible that such&quot; cutting&quot; was intentional, in order to create the effect of a movement away from the spectator (who is seen to be receiving a privileged view).
Such an interpretation would be more in keeping with the proficient organisation of space throughout the rest of the pavement.
The <head>oblique</head> perspective is, clearly, a notable feature of the mosaics depicting Oceanus' (no. 9) and the Wrestling Cupids (no. 20), i.e. other designs in the east which are probably of the later second century.    
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40109" docsrc="bnc_H0E_1112">
<context>
A change in circumstances that could not have been predicted exactly does not mean that planning was incorrect in the first place.
But planners prefer to be precise rather than flexible.            
93 short-term and long-term objectives    
The drawing suggests that the short-term objective is a step on the way to the long-term objective.
In a general sense this is probably always true but it need not be true in a detailed sense.
A corporation may get into a certain line of business as a short-term objective simply in order to generate cash-flow, a customer base or a better price-earnings ratio in order to move on to something quite different.
There can be an <head>oblique</head> or&quot; dog-leg&quot; approach in which the short-term objective may not seem to fit with the long-term objective.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40114" docsrc="bnc_HWK_1345">
<context>
He was then anxious to win the support of the Yorkist establishment and, both as protector and during his early weeks as king, represented himself rather as the only hope for the continuance of the  good   government of Edward IV.
It was only after the rebellion of autumn 1483 had demonstrated that Richard had lost the support of a significant number of his brother's men, that it made political sense to indulge in general criticism of Edward IV's   reign.
In June 1483, to judge by Mancini (the only chronicler writing without hindsight in this respect), Gloucester preferred instead to emphasize that he was the legitimate heir of York.    
According to Mancini, the sermons preached on 22 June declared that Edward IV himself was illegitimate.
This argument seems, however, to have been soon dropped, and in the 1484 act survives only in the <head>oblique</head> remark that Richard, unlike his brothers, had been born in England.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40118" docsrc="bnc_AN4_2422">
<context>
In &bquo;Crumble Hall&equo; Leapor writes of Sophronia's rather specialized cookery.
Presumably the poet was required to assist the woman and observe her methods:     
 Sophronia   sage! whose learned Knuckles know    
To form round Cheese-cakes of the pliant Dough;    
To bruise the Curd, and thro' her Fingers squeeze    
 Ambrosial   Butter with the temper'd Cheese:    
Sweet Tarts and Pudden, too, her Skill declare;    
And the soft Jellies, hid from baneful Air      
&lsqb;ML, 2, 118&rsqb;.    
Leapor recognizes the skill, but these lines follow hard on a suggestion that Sophronia is pretentious despite being one of the &bquo;menial Train'.
Hence, the notion of &bquo;learned Knuckles&equo; is an <head>oblique</head> satire on the woman's standards of value.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40126" docsrc="bnc_HWS_2377">
<context>
Entire crypts are rarely displayed on single sections.
Indirect estimates of total crypt length were therefore made.
The total number of labelled and unlabelled cells was counted under an optical grid over the full thickness of the mucosa at a number of sites chosen at random on each specimen (approximately 1000 cells per site).
The average number of labelled cells (x) per 50 hemicrypts in the proliferation zone was used to extrapolate to the total crypt size.
For example, if x=4, and there were 20 labelled cells in a population of 1000 cells, it could be assumed that the cell population represented 20/4, or five hemicrypts.
Hence the mean hemicrypt length was 1000/5, or 200 cells.
Factors such as <head>oblique</head> and transverse cuts and cell overlap would affect the accuracy of this estimation.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40130" docsrc="bnc_J1T_176">
<context>
Amongst standard fittings on the 2-litre version are: tinted glass, electrically-operated &amp; heated door mirrors, rear courtesy lights, air conditioning, electric front and rear windows, remote-control central locking, 4&times;6 Watt hi-fi with fingertip remote control, anti-theft alarm system, speed-sensitive power steering and Bosch ABS braking.      
The V6 model adds: alloy wheels, metallic paint, electrically adjustable steering column, wood veneer interior trim, 4&times;20 watt hi-fi with RDS, 4-speed automatic gearbox, electrically demisted windscreen, heated front seats, computer controlled suspension, cruise control and electric adjustment of both front and rear seats.    
Options including leather upholstery, ergomatic adjustment of front seats via inflatable pockets and a CD player can be specified to individualise Safrane.        
SAFETY    
Safrane's design has been optimised to provide the best in passenger protection and the car has also been crash tested at 35 mph into an <head>oblique</head> barrier rather than the standard 30 mph &bquo;head-on&equo; impact test.
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</instance>

<instance id="oblique.40134" docsrc="bnc_EA4_463">
<context>
I think that if a young person consents to such a placement, then it seems they have the emotional capacity to tackle their behaviour without recourse to such a placement; such an attitude needs working with, not locking away.    
It must be the responsible adults who decide to place a child thus, with a clear explanation to the young person this is happening because adults will not tolerate such behaviour.
Gushing statements to the young person about how this is for their own good, or &bquo;this is going to hurt me more than it hurts you&equo; (attitudes which are still prevalent) are quite unhelpful, virtually damaging in fact.    
They actually lessen the possibilities of guilt and remorse being felt by the young person for the behaviour which brought about such action.
If the adults feel guilty, then let them take it to supervision.    
All young people need limits and most get them in their families in <head>oblique</head> and subtle ways.
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</instance>

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&bquo;I expect you've got to finish it before you can do anything else.&equo;    
She took off her glasses and turned down the collar.
Her pudgy face was very pale and her eyes looked as bad as Jinny's felt.
She knew it, too.
As she ran a hand over her short hair, she pulled a face.    
&bquo;I must look like death.
But I've been up all night.
You can imagine.
I was on to the exchange for your name and number as soon as the news came through, but it took me an hour and a half to bully someone into looking up where the phone-box was.
And ever since then, more or less, I've been driving.
I had to knock up the girl in the <head>Post</head> Office to find out where you lived and &mdash; here I am.
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<instance id="post.40011" docsrc="bnc_CCY_1480">
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What type of hinges would you recommend?    
A popular choice for use on heavier wooden gates is the  tee-hinge  , consisting of a long strip attached to the gate and hinged to a cross piece which is screwed to the post.
For maximum strength, the strap should reach across half the width of the gate.    
The hinge may be secured to the gate by a coach bolt as well as screws.
The gate should be held level with offcuts of 50mm timber before drilling the hole for the bolt.
The hinge itself must also be horizontal, using a spirit level.    
Gates which are flush with adjoining fencing can be fixed with a  strap hinge  .
Instead of a cross piece, another identical strap is used on the post.        
Wall post    
How can I fix a gate <head>post</head> to a wall?
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40016" docsrc="bnc_CH4_1421">
<context>
&bquo;Oh I can't remember them all now,&equo; Hortensia said.
She spoke with the air of an old warrior who has been in so many battles that bravery has become commonplace.
&bquo;It's all so long ago,&equo; she added, stuffing more crisps into her mouth.
&bquo;Ah yes, I can remember one.
Here's what happened.
I chose a time when I knew the Trunchbull was out of the way teaching the sixth-formers, and I put up my hand and asked to go to the bogs.
But instead of going  there  , I sneaked into the Trunchbull's   room.
And after a speedy search I found the drawer where she kept all her gym knickers.&equo;    
&bquo;Go on,&equo; Matilda said, spellbound.
&bquo;What happened next?&equo;    
&bquo;I had sent away by <head>post</head> , you see, for this very powerful itching-powder,&equo; Hortensia said.
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<instance id="post.40025" docsrc="bnc_CAJ_494">
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In the March 1990 elections to the Russian Congress of People's Deputies, many Communist Party members, who had been nominated as candidates refused to be part of the official parliamentary fraction of the CPSU.
In the summer of 1990, after the formation of a conservative Communist Party of the Russian Republic under the leadership of Ivan Polozkov, a split occurred among the CPSU members who were Russian people's deputies.
Polozkov headed the &bquo;Communists of Russia&equo; fraction of about 300 people, while Rutskoi headed the &bquo;Communists for Democracy&equo; &mdash; about 100 people.
Polozkov's fraction opposed Yeltsin's election as chairman of the Russian Supreme Soviet.
Rutskoi's fraction, on the other hand, supported Yeltsin and ensured his election.
This was why Yeltsin offered Rutskoi the <head>post</head> of vice president of the Russian Federation in 1991.    
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<instance id="post.40029" docsrc="bnc_CG0_415">
<context>
This proportion contrasts with that for developed nations such as the USA, where 35 per cent of young people attend college (Tournebise and Macdonald 1987: 47).
But even other relatively poor, developing countries fare better than the PRC.
India, for example, when measured in terms of the proportion of students in higher education per 10,000 of the population comes out at 58.4 in 1982, compared to only 11.4 in China (Cleverley 1986: 245).    
Consequently, secondary-school pupils in China have only a limited opportunity to go into higher education and in this sense, those who do make it can be viewed as a privileged elite.
When compared to their peers who fail to pass the entrance examinations, they have the prospect of a better life: four or more years at university (rather than waiting to be assigned to low-skilled, often low-paid work) and the likelihood on graduation of a secure <head>post</head> in the state bureaucracy.
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<instance id="post.40033" docsrc="bnc_C98_428">
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Although he was chary of broaching the subject of a full-time shepherd, when he did so, he found that his father had been giving some thought to the matter.
After the disastrous moorland fire, it had taken Jonadab a few years to overcome the loss of both stock and crops.
This spring, however, he had achieved his aim of owning his own stallion.
&bquo;General&equo; was of a docile temperament so that, in addition to serving Jonadab's mares, he could also be used as a draught-horse for certain farm-work.
Depending on this year's crop of foals, Jonadab was hoping to send him out on the road in the following spring.
&bquo;Aah sh'll advertise 'im in t'  Malton Messenger   and if we does well, Aah might try t'  Yorkshire <head>Post</head>   next year and send 'im further afield,&equo; he had told his sons, adding, &bquo;T'stud fees is a guinea and an 'alf, wi' a florin for t'lad, so it's not ti be sneezed at.&equo;      
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40037" docsrc="bnc_AA5_3">
<context>
Breakthrough in Aids cure hunt.    
By Martin Walker in Washington    
THE first serious prospect of a cure for Aids, rather than a treatment which delays its effects, has emerged when no trace of the Aids virus was found during the <head>post</head> mortem on a patient who had been treated with the standard AZT drug and a bone marrow transplant.    
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<instance id="post.40040" docsrc="bnc_B1N_340">
<context>
Hawthorn and lime trees thickly blocked the canal edge; every so often big iron rings set in stone lay half hidden, redundant in the long grass.
By Cairnbaan only three motor yachts had puttered by.    
It always seem to be the yachtie women that walk in between the locks, their men seriously at the wheel.
Maybe they just like the exercise.
I wish they would buy all their groceries from the Cairnbaan Post Office as they meander past.
If they don't it will soon be another broken link with the past.
The old varnish-crinkled wood lining is very exposed as the shelves are sparsely filled.
The place has the feel of a museum.
Old cigarette and washing powder advertisements proclaim products long gone, their successors in limited supply.
The Postmaster, third generation, is well aware and proud of the uniqueness of his <head>Post</head> Office but wonders at its future.
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<instance id="post.40044" docsrc="bnc_ABB_2065">
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The cheeses are matured in a specially constructed humid cellar for 2&frac12;&ndash;3 months, during which time they lose a further 225&ndash;325g/8&ndash;12oz in weight and develop a mould or rind beneath the muslin.    
Cheesemaking by hand is a long and tiring process &mdash; it sounds idyllic but is very hard, physical work.
Turning a full cellar of Gospel Green cheeses can take up to 2hr and each cheese must be turned every day.
When I visited the dairy we left at 2pm, after cleaning the walls, floor and all the cheesemaking equipment.
Handmade cheeses are justifiably more expensive than the factory-produced equivalents and are, in my opinion, worth every penny.      
GOSPEL GREEN    
is a close-textured cheddar-type cheese with a full and distinctive flavour.
It is available by <head>post</head> , except in the summer months when there may be a seasonal shortage.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40049" docsrc="bnc_CLG_1568">
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At the bottom, you could form a tapered sill, in hardwood or concrete, against which the door would close.
You could then attach a brushtype draught seal to the door itself, fixed with self-tapping screws or &bquo;pop&equo; rivets.
If you used a hardwood sill, you could fix draught-strip to it instead of the door.          
GATES      
Sagging troubles    
How do you cure a sagging gate?    
If the gate is sagging but the posts appear firm, the diagonal brace may have loosened.
Wedge the gate into its correct position and secure the brace with waterproof adhesive and galvanised screws.
If you are fitting a new brace, the top should be at the latch side of the gate.        
Fixing a post    
How can a gate <head>post</head> be fixed to a wall?
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40055" docsrc="bnc_CBB_387">
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The 1695 date was possibly invented by Newcomb to goad his arch-rival John Drakard, who ran the radical  Stamford News   from 1809 to 1834, as Newcomb was well aware of the 1712 date.
Newcomb fought a duel with Octavius Gilchrist, the editor of the  News  , sued Drakard for libel, interfered with his business tenancy and later bought Drakard's house, which he pulled down to build his own pretentious Rock House.    
As for being the oldest surviving newspaper, this claim is invalidated by the  Worcester Post Man   founded in 1709.
However, as the  Worcester <head>Post</head> Man   has changed its title to the  Worcester Journal  , the  Mercury   could claim to be the oldest surviving newspaper with the same name.              
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<instance id="post.40059" docsrc="bnc_C9A_609">
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They were called the chordates, and started a momentous chain of evolutionary events.
They had rudimentary spinal columns and became the forerunners of fish.
Original vertebrate material was probably of the softer cartilage type, rather than hard bone, plus a brain-case housing an elaborate nervous system.
Even today some creatures, such as modern sharks, still have a solid gelatinous backbone, probably exemplifying an embryonic structure midway between the cartilaginous and   bony vertebra of more developed classes.
However, the chordates were not quite fish, since they were without jaws or fins and fed by sucking in water and whatever nutrients it contained.    
Another important staging <head>post</head> in animal evolution in the seas was a change from the soft-bodied creatures to those with a hard protective exterior, as predatory species became more numerous.
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<instance id="post.40065" docsrc="bnc_CK0_1512">
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Maybe.
I think you saved my life.
I think that had you not been with me on the black nights I would have died.
You may forget me, though how I hope you won't!
I'll never forget you.
I want to see you again just as soon as they let me out of this hospital.
May I, please, please, please?    
I realize you can't write me here.
I'll be in touch, my love &mdash; as you must know you are.
Yours &mdash; and this is no euphemism, BILL FRANCIS        
Dickie had just collected the afternoon <head>post</head> from the postman in the lane and given me my letter before taking in the rest to his mother.
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<instance id="post.40071" docsrc="bnc_CRC_1609">
<context>
Policy may not change much.
But it had become impossible for Mr Major to plod on with the same soiled team.
Honest Tories confess that things had become distinctly worse than normal, even allowing for the grumps of mid-term recession and by-election rebuff.
Unrest in Parliament reached a new intensity this week.
The prospect of public-spending cuts had produced the usual bout of cabinet in-fighting.
Hints from Michael Portillo, the Treasury chief secretary, of a no-holds-barred review of welfare spending left Tory MPs wondering about the wisdom of &bquo;thinking aloud&equo; &mdash; provoking, frightening, then denying &mdash; rather than ruminating silently before striking.
Most think he fired another shot into the government's big toe.
Mr Portillo, however, keeps his cabinet <head>post</head> .    
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<instance id="post.40076" docsrc="bnc_B0B_1481">
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&bquo;Oh, I  am  pleased!&equo; cried Mummy.
&bquo;I'm so glad something good carne out of Peggy's bad behaviour.&equo;    
Peggy could hardly believe her ears.
She had been feeling so very proud of her adventure in Horsfall Woods, which had turned out so well, not only for Rosalind but for the poor gardener.    
&bquo;Yes, Peggy,&equo; her mummy said quietly, &bquo;it was an evening of disobedience, wasn't it?
You weren't willing to do a good turn for your sister without being bribed with a lollipop, and even then you left the posting of the letter because you wanted to go first to Horsfall Woods for your own pleasure.
There, climbing a tree, you ruined your frock and dropped the letter, which a stranger read and tore so badly that when you did get to the <head>post</head> it wasn't fit to send.
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<instance id="post.40079" docsrc="bnc_CJE_386">
<context>
Urine production naturally declines while the puppy is asleep, so that once it has been put outside at night, then the young dog should be able to last quite comfortably through to the morning.
Take it out into the garden again then, without delay.     
FACING PAGE Supervision of puppies is important because digestive disturbances such as diarrhoea are potentially more serious in younger dogs.    
Puppies are unable to relate to an event which occurred in the past, so if you find that a place has been soiled overnight there is little point in scolding the puppy accordingly.
Nor should you rub the dog's nose in it.
This is merely unpleasant, and serves no useful purpose.
After all, dogs actually sniff regularly where others have soiled, around lamp <head>posts</head> for example, so this is certainly no deterrent.     
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40082" docsrc="bnc_C8U_356">
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They are such loving, wonderful dogs and I am writing to encourage anyone thinking of a rescue dog to give a Greyhound a home.
Obviously, they take time to adjust to being someone's pet, but the love they will give is worth any effort put in.    
If anyone out there is considering rescuing one of those lovely animals and would like to talk to me or even come and see our dogs at home, I would be delighted to oblige.
I'm sure once people realise what smashing dogs they are, lots more Greyhounds would be assured a happy retirement &mdash; instead of being abandoned, exported or used for experimentation.          
TAILWAGGERS TALES      
Dear  Dogs Today      
I was very interested in the letter from Mrs Elizabeth Watson in February's  Doggie <head>Post</head> Bag  .    
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<instance id="post.40085" docsrc="bnc_C8D_3684">
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&bquo;He was the right man for the job.&equo;
(Not person, thought Montgomery.
Some women were happier working among men.)    
&bquo;I heard he was rather lazy.&equo;    
&bquo;One or two people claimed that, certainly.
But I saw no sign of it.
He had the right attitudes and ambitions, and was intellectually capable of the job.&equo;    
&bquo;Where did Meryl Armitage fall short?&equo;    
&bquo;Such things are often indefinable.
She's competent enough at an undemanding level, but I can't envisage her coping with a position of responsibility.&equo;    
&bquo;Did she resent being passed over for the <head>post</head> ?&equo;    
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<instance id="post.40088" docsrc="bnc_AKD_194">
<context>
Some critics believe it is already out of control and that the wave of public sector pay claims likely in the aftermath of Labour's defeat could tip it over the top.    
This means that the job of the new Treasury Chief Secretary takes on a significance which may unnerve Michael Portillo.
His will be the task of saying no to the spending departments.
That he has great charm and a strong intellect there is no doubt but the coming review of public expenditure will test him to the full.
He is still referred to as Thatcherite but as that term begins to lose its currency my own view of him is of a free marketeer with a strong sense of economic realism.    
Whether he lives up to his promise as a future Tory leader may depend on his success in one of the hair shirt Government <head>posts</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40093" docsrc="bnc_CRC_3056">
<context>
To stop splatter from spilling into the conversations of people using analogue phones, the digital frequencies require buffer zones of precious spectrum to separate them from analogue channels.    
The problem may turn out to be much bigger than crossed telephone lines in the ether.
In Germany, where the authorities have wisely allocated digital phones a slot a long way from that used by their analogue brothers, there are other worries.
Germany is the country with the largest number of digital subscribers (around 400,000), and there are signs that the spill-over from their conversations may be confusing other electrical equipment, from CD players to computers.
In early May the Ministry of <head>Posts</head> and Telecommunications announced a joint study with manufacturers, network operators and broadcasters to investigate the matter.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40098" docsrc="bnc_APN_1403">
<context>
Coercion is possible when there is a government willing to use state power, but it also fails &mdash; not solely because coercion as a means to an end tends to fail but because both programmes, in order to achieve any impact, involved very large numbers of people, even the majority, which implies serious problems for the logistics of coercion and of mass political backlash.
States that are exploring a tough policy which borders upon coercion like Kenya will either find that open political protest will challenge the power of the state, or that like family planning in India, an onslaught upon the least economically and politically powerful is only temporarily feasible.
More passive forms of resistance such as stealing wire and fence <head>posts</head> which exclude people from afforestation projects, ring-barking plantations, setting protected pastures alight, collecting firewood by night and so on, are resorted to and are almost beyond the power of enforcement agencies to stop.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40101" docsrc="bnc_BN2_80">
<context>
The Poles had nurtured the hope that the French would restore the old Polish state with Danzig attached as before, but Napoleon had other ideas.
He strung the Poles along to the very end in order to keep their enthusiasm for his cause and their manpower for his army.
Danzig became a Free City attached to the Grand Duchy of Warsaw &mdash; a Duchy that was grand in name only.
In effect Warsaw became a staging post on the road to Moscow and the Poles were little more than cannon fodder.
Most of the Poles who went to Russia in the belief that this would help to restore their country's independent existence never returned: of the 82,000 Poles who made up the Grand Arm&eacute;e's V Corps, only 2,300 survived the retreat from Moscow.
If Warsaw was a glorified recruiting <head>post</head> , then the same in miniature was true of Danzig.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40108" docsrc="bnc_B0S_131">
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(i)      
control of borrowing for capital expenditure,      
(ii)      
control of the amount of government grants and local authority revenue expenditure.
This is in practice the most important and most powerful form of control,      
(iii)      
control by general supervision  e.g.   reports, returns, request for information, schemes, directions,      
(iv)      
control of local legislation  e.g.   confirmation of byelaws,      
(v)      
control and fixing maximum rates  e.g.   for travelling and subsistence allowances (see Chapter 11,  <head>post</head> )  .              
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40114" docsrc="bnc_B24_1913">
<context>
Each policeman is supplied with a police court attendance card, on which is recorded the date of all attendances at police court in connection with charges or summonses, and each entry has to be initialled by the officer in charge of the station.
When the card is full, it is handed in to the station in exchange for a new one; the old card is kept for reference.
Innumerable cases have occurred in which young and zealous sub-divisional inspectors have used the police court attendance card of a constable as the only evidence worth having of the   constable's efficiency in the performance of his duty.
When the process of &bquo;waking things up a bit&equo; commences, reputations, and records of attendances at police court, are made and broken every day.
In one area, there was a wholesale slaughter of the innocents.
Policemen of twenty to twenty-five years' service were harassed from pillar to <head>post</head> in the hunt for improved returns of charges and summonses.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40118" docsrc="bnc_CLG_1573">
<context>
If the gate is sagging but the posts appear firm, the diagonal brace may have loosened.
Wedge the gate into its correct position and secure the brace with waterproof adhesive and galvanised screws.
If you are fitting a new brace, the top should be at the latch side of the gate.        
Fixing a post    
How can a gate post be fixed to a wall?
I've tried large screws into wall plugs, but they don't hold.    
Gates exert considerable pressure on posts, particularly on the hinged side.
Ideally, gates should be hung on study posts, set well into the ground.
Where this is impossible, such as against a house well, where there is often a concrete apron adjacent to the wall, the only secure way to fit the post is to screw it into the wall using large expanding bolts, such as Rawlbolts.
For security, use three evenly spaced bolts per <head>post</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40128" docsrc="bnc_CH2_1428">
<context>
But it is unlikely that polo-playing Major Hewitt would want to embarrass the princess by making her give evidence in front of the world's press.
Earlier, the paper's money-spinning 0898 phone number for callers to eavesdrop on the &bquo;Dianagate&equo; tape was banned.
Watchdogs ruled that the recording of an intimate chat between Di and her pal James Gilbey &mdash; during which Major Hewitt's name was mentioned &mdash; was &bquo;an unreasonable invasion of privacy&equo;.       
WRIT: Hewitt        
ANDY PLEA FOR COP    
SYLVIA JONES    
PRINCE Andrew made a personal plea to save the job of the detective caught off guard at the pool where Fergie was snapped topless.    
But the officer still lost his royal minder <head>post</head> yesterday &mdash; as exclusively forecast by the Mirror.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40131" docsrc="bnc_AC9_1491">
<context>
Modern scientific excavation techniques yield prodigious quantities of data, and the abilities of even quite simple personal computer database programs to organise, tabulate and sort this information offer the archaeologist very obvious benefits.
Such computer software is rapidly becoming the archaeologist's workhorse, both during the excavation process in circumstances where immediate feedback is desirable, and afterwards to help in preparing the final published report.
Invaluable as this sort of computing may be, the archaeologist's spade reveals more interesting and mathematically challenging problems.
Much archaeology involves looking for underlying patterns within a jumble of visual detail.
In extreme cases the search for order among the chaos can become too difficult for the human eye alone.    
At sites such as Petters Sports Field in Surrey, archaeologists have uncovered large numbers of post-holes (remains in the soil showing where wooden <head>posts</head> once supported structures).
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<instance id="post.40135" docsrc="bnc_A68_1069">
<context>
But when he was in this mood, fear came.
During the time of desolation a year before, he suffered from fantasies.
When he got exhausted from parish work, and felt unwell, a fear would darken him, that the demon, seemingly exorcized, might return.
And already he knew in his heart that to be a vicar or a curate was not his vocation as a priest for the rest of his life.      
While this internal argument reached its height, his superiors argued about him without his knowledge.
From opposite ends of England the academics said that this was a born teacher who ought to be in teaching as soon as possible.
Raven said it in Liverpool.
Hoskyns said it in Cambridge.
Bishop and rector expected him to serve his minimum engagement as a curate.
Raven pushed at the bishop that he ought to be in an academic <head>post</head> and soon.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40143" docsrc="bnc_CBG_3150">
<context>
But Francis had no message of goodwill for Rideout, snapping: &bquo;What he did was very silly indeed, especially right in front of the referee.&equo;    
Despite their double handicap, Everton pulled themselves back to 3-2 with two Stuart Barlow goals before Sinton completed his treble two minutes from time, and Francis added: &bquo;At 3-0 my players thought they'd won it.
Their attitude was very disappointing.    
&bquo;We should have had seven or eight but I think my lads' New Year resolution is to turn my hair completely grey &mdash; we simply must find some consistency.&equo;    
Gutsy    
Southall's departure forced Kendall to take off winger Robert Warzycha and send on gutsy substitute Australian keeper Jason Kearton for a dazzling debut &mdash; never mind the scoreline.    
His first touch was to turn David Bardsley's rasping free-kick, which followed Southall's dismissal, round a <head>post</head> .
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<instance id="post.40147" docsrc="bnc_C9K_357">
<context>
Other instruments which Joe occasionally uses are Coral electro sitars and Deering banjos.    
As a rule, he uses a pair of Marshall tops/cabs with either a Chandler Tube Driver or an Ibanez Tube Screamer, and a Cry Baby wah-wah used mostly for tonal coloration.            
WATER MUSIC Lakewood D-18 &amp; D-32 Just another bunch of dreadnoughts, or something a bit special?
Rick Bateyapplies his pinkies to some bright new contenders in the solid-wood acoustic stakes&hellip;    
Every so often, and it's not often enough, we at  Guitarist   Mansions get a review guitar through the <head>post</head> which is well-built, reasonably priced, nicely styled and which does what it says it does, with no design gimmickry, cheap glitter or high-falutin' bumph claiming it to be a &bquo;sound revolution&equo;, or some equally laughable piece of flannel.
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<instance id="post.40151" docsrc="bnc_CFT_50">
<context>
No commitment.
No minimum number of books to buy.    
3.
No obligation.
You only keep the books you want.    
4.
No strings.
You are free to cancel at any time.    
5.
No bother.
Each book is conveniently delivered to you by <head>post</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40154" docsrc="bnc_A6D_1317">
<context>
Additionally, the parody encourages a &bquo;proliferation and subversive play of gendered meaning&equo; (p. 33).
Most controversially of all, this argument has been extended to sado-masochistic sexuality which, far from ratifying the &bquo;real&equo; violence of society, theatricalizes and demystifies it.    
In certain respects this argument replays for a post/modern politics Wilde's transgressive aesthetic and the gay (anti) sensibility which it helped inaugurate.
It also resembles the strategy of the early modern female cross-dresser for whom sexual difference was not derived from natural and divine law, but produced by &bquo;custom&equo;, that is, culture.
Here then is a continuity between the early modern and the <head>post</head> modern, one oft en overlooked when we concentrate on the differences in the way sexuality is conceptualized in the two periods.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40159" docsrc="bnc_CEN_1472">
<context>
Job lies of bogus Sir Humphrey    
by Simon Trump    
A SMOOTH conman has been jailed for conning his way into a &pound;40,000 a year job with the Government.    
Bankrupt swindler Neil Smith landed a marketing post with the Welsh Development Agency with a forged CV and bogus references.    
He also falsified his qualifications, including a Master of Business Administration diploma from the Madison Business School in the United States, and claimed to have been a Laker Airways manager and an executive with the failed Polly Peck international conglomerate.    
Cardiff Crown Court heard yesterday that Smith, 46, failed to land the job of marketing director for North America with the WDA.
But he so impressed bosses they asked him to apply for the more senior <head>post</head> of general marketing director.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40163" docsrc="bnc_CGC_1205">
<context>
But, oddly, a number of culture critics insist that the popularity of reality-based TV &mdash; especially home-made porn &mdash; indicates something good.
&bquo;I think this is partly a reaction against the artificial nature of our media system,&equo; says Sut Jhally, a communications professor at Amherst University.
&bquo;In a society where the image has virtually taken over every aspect of life, people are tired of having someone else decide what it is they will see.    
Some critics have even hailed the amateur porn videos as a visionary art form whose &bquo;fuck commodity culture!&equo; attitude seeks to subvert the powers that be.
In a 1988 essay titled,  Hardcore: Cultural Resistance In The <head>Post</head> Modern  , David James argues that the videos aim to bridge the gap between producer and consumer and offer a kind of &bquo;Sixties utopianism&equo;.    
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<instance id="post.40169" docsrc="bnc_BNA_115">
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When you have made an initial assessment of your strengths and weaknesses you will find it easier to recognize work for which you are genuinely suited.    
You can then apply a similar method to the second major piece of preparation before applying for a job: matching yourself to the job for which you might apply.
Quite simply this means  working out what is needed and seeing how you can supply it  .
This will:    
(a)    
make it easier to ensure that your application form/letter underlines what suits you to the job.
You will then have a better chance of getting through to the interview stage;    
(b)    
make you aware of what you should emphasize to the   interviewer to demonstrate your suitability for the <head>post</head> ;    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40174" docsrc="bnc_C93_1770">
<context>
At one time the village was owned by the Wilberforce family and during this period it was a thriving community.
There was a public house named the Black Bull, a butcher's, saddler's and a shoemaker's.
The present blacksmith's shop was built around 1840 and has a unique entrance in the shape of a horseshoe.
The village became the property of the Crown Commissioners around 1850.
The Hull and Hornsea Railway was opened around 1864 and closed in 1965.
A school was opened in 1868 and closed in 1968, after 100 years of use.
The school is now a private house.    
Now sad to say all the little businesses have gone, leaving us with the beautiful church and small post office.
The <head>post</head> office was started in 1860; the first postmaster was Mr Robert Harker and it stayed in this family for 100 years.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40178" docsrc="bnc_ASW_1007">
<context>
In September of 1155 he finally departed for Germany, to embark upon a further programme of reorganisation in his homeland.          
Second Plan &mdash; The Great Design    
The most important stage of Barbarossa's rule now began to unfold; in this phase he aimed to expand imperial power and to unify Italy, Alsace and Burgundy.
His first moves were to settle various internal disputes among his relatives and nobility, ensuring that they were kept satisfied and willing to fulfil their feudal duty to him as supreme overlord.      
In May of 1156, Barbarossa appointed a new chancellor.
His choice for this important <head>post</head> was unusual, for the chancellor was not a career diplomat or a member of favoured royal chapel, he was, in the courtly sense of the day, an outsider.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40182" docsrc="bnc_A79_124">
<context>
In practice, the proprietary liquids which are used in the pressure-vacuum impregnation of timber against fungal attack also contain insecticides and effectively identical products are available through builders' merchants and DIY outlets for brush and spray application on site.        
In-situ Repair of Timber    
In addition to rot and insect attack which may be regarded as defects intrinsic to timber, problems also arise from the way timber elements of traditional buildings were assembled.
Frequent use was made of the bressummer arrangement described in the preceding chapter for the introduction of large openings, such as shopfronts, into pre-existing buildings.
Many such heavy timber beams supporting joists of the first floor were inserted into existing buildings in such a way that their ends may have had an inadequate bearing on to slender timber &bquo;storey posts&equo; installed adjacent to the party walls.
Intermediate storey <head>posts</head> were sometimes added to support these bressummers and the wall above.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40186" docsrc="bnc_CF9_109">
<context>
In the 27th minute Kamara, on loan from Luton, found Hendrie and squared for Wilkinson to put in a fierce shot which Baker touched over the bar.    
At the other end Thompson's flag kick was headed into the net by Linighan wide of the far post but a linesman had his flag up very early and the effort did not count.    
It was no great surprise when Middlesbrough took the lead.
Williams fouled Hendrie just outside the penalty area on the Middlesbrough left.
Wright knocked the free kick head high across goal and Wilkinson escaped his marker to nod home at the far post.    
There seemed a strange lack of conviction about the Ipswich display and three minutes before the interval there was another scare when Hendrie crossed from the right but Wilkinson headed wide at the far <head>post</head> .     
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40190" docsrc="bnc_B2E_952">
<context>
Sub Lieutenant Saunders had instructions to bring HMS Reading into Chatham, so round the north most of the Atlantic passages he had taken her, and round the north of Scotland, down the   North Sea passage, and brought her safe with all hands, into Chatham main dockyard for paying off.
But she was ordered to yet another voyage.
She did not return to land again.
Only Lieutenant Cherry, my husband, and Leading Seaman Webster were left of that crew, as they had good reasons for leaving her.    
So I did not feel too unhappy at leaving &bquo;The Western&equo; premises.
Who knew how soon I should be back?    
All through the rest of the autumn the raids continued.
I was trained for my new work at the main ARP centre in the Fulham Road.
It took me a month to pass the first aid, anti-gas and light rescue tests, and then I was allocated to the Rivermead Court <head>post</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40195" docsrc="bnc_BP2_452">
<context>
Since expert systems are easy to modify, their development is never really completed.
The task they serve evolves as they are developed, and it is tempting to continue tinkering endlessly.
For the same reasons, it would be easy to end up with different versions at different locations, especially if the users themselves have the capability to modify the expert system.          
THE FUTURE      
23.    
One of the problems within the RAF generally and the Engineering Branch in particular is a knowledge of the potential   of expert systems.
Few people understand exactly what they are and what they can do and quite a few people have mistaken impressions from the media.
Hence, during my time in <head>post</head> I have made a positive effort to spread the gospel of AI within at least the Engineering Branch.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40198" docsrc="bnc_B0R_772">
<context>
Recalling, no doubt, the sad disruptions of her own early life, she declared that &bquo;our grand study has been to make him  happy  &equo;, and added that under their Rousseau-inspired regime, in which Basil was taught nothing &bquo;but what he learns from the evidence of his senses&equo;, he had become &bquo;certainly the most contented child I ever saw; the least disposed to be fretful.&equo;    
His father, also called Basil, visited briefly in March 1797; John and Azariah Pinney stayed on a number of occasions, and at greater length.
But the ordinary distractions of Racedown life were sought among books, in a vegetable garden soon filled with cabbages, carrots and turnips, and in the hills.
Some of these, Dorothy reported approvingly, remained &bquo;in their wild state covered with furze and broom&equo;, and reminded her of her native north country.
Crewkerne, the nearest <head>post</head> town, was the frequent destination of other walks, and on one occasion Wordsworth and Dorothy continued a few miles further to take in Hinton House, the home of Earl Poulett.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40202" docsrc="bnc_AC3_1601">
<context>
My husband feels he ought to have someone else on the side.
I would like to know two things: (1) What you think of the way I have handled him? (2) Is he entitled to a loving relationship with another woman?
Gina Buffon        
That letter would really show her if it appeared in a magazine.
It took him all day to find addresses and write the envelopes, as there are so many agony aunts in national newspapers, teenage and women's magazines.
Some would of course reply personally (he had included postage).
Those   letters would be bound to point out to Gina how badly she'd treated him, telling her to reform and to save her marriage if they were religious, or else saying that she deserved it if he got someone else.
That would put her in her place.    
He went out that evening to his nearest <head>post</head> office.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40205" docsrc="bnc_CBN_322">
<context>
Vincent once tried to persuade him to give up his safe career and join him as a fellow painter &mdash; like other famous brothers in art history.
Was he tempted?
If he had been, it would have meant the end of Vincent's support-system.
Are we to deduce from this that Vincent saw Theo as an artist-manqu&eacute;, or was he simply trying, not too hard in this instance, to shift the guilt a child feels before a self-sacrificing parent?
These are speculative questions.
One thing is certain: the burden this younger brother assumed, of caring for Vincent like a parent &mdash; sometimes a mother, sometimes a father &mdash; extended him both financially and emotionally to a dangerous extent.
Vincent's demands mounted over the years until they seemed to flood in &mdash; as they often did &mdash; by every other <head>post</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40210" docsrc="bnc_AJA_382">
<context>
THE LARGE divide between the sport in North America and the worldwide game will be closed with the imminent merger, made known yesterday, of the International Squash Players' Association and the body representing professionals across the Atlantic, the World Professionals Squash Association, writes D J Rutnagur.    
Negotiations are at an advanced stage.
In effect, the merger will be more a takeover by the ISPA, who will acquire the American body's assets and their administration.
The international and American codes have been separated by the dimensions of the court and ball specifications.    
Over the last decade new recruits to the game in America and Canada have been drawn to the international code and following the merger most tournaments will be played to its rules.    
The ISPA yesterday elected Mark Maclean, of Scotland, as chairman in place of Jahangir Khan, who retired from the <head>post</head> .        
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<instance id="post.40213" docsrc="bnc_C9X_773">
<context>
Above: Add a sophisticated touch to any living room with the Brass Dream flame-effect fire from Valor    
Right: The Gazco Log Fire means you can enjoy watching flames flicker over the logs without all the hard work        
 Q   Our heating bills are always astronomical in the winter and I'm convinced it's because we live in an old draughty house.
The wind seems to whistle through the doors and windows.
Can you advise me on an effective type of draughtproofing that won't cost a fortune?    
 A   Whether they come in through the letterbox, under the door or around the windows, draughts all add up to a large heating bill.
Simple draughtproofing is relatively inexpensive and the initial cost can usually be recouped in less than two years.    
For letterboxes, look out for seals with brushes which will prevent an icy blast when the <head>post</head> is delivered.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40218" docsrc="bnc_BN2_885">
<context>
The Danzig  gulden   was tied to the Gold standard, but the Polish zloty (in spite of the fact that the word means gold) was not.
Though the city's finances were supposed to be independent, Polish control of the railways meant that any citizen wishing to use the trains had to change Danzig currency into Polish currency before buying a ticket.    
Problems with the city s finances ran right through the local economy.
By 1928 over one-third of the city s population depended on the administration for employment, unemployment relief, income or pension.
A great many civil <head>posts</head> &mdash; postal officials, customs officers, policemen, street cleaners &mdash; were duplicated and this led to a serious imbalance between the non-productive bureaucracy and the private sector production workers.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40222" docsrc="bnc_C93_1568">
<context>
It is unique in that the keys are black, and black and white striped, and thought to be the only one still in use in the country.
The approach to the church is through a lychgate erected in 1889 to commemorate the long and successful reign of Queen Victoria.    
In the churchyard stands the remains of the old village cross, also the graves of Joseph Rank and his wife (of the Rank Organisation family).
He was the great uncle of Joseph Rank, the miller.
Joseph Rank had his first mill in Sproatley and the house where he lived is still outwardly the same, but the mill foundation was removed about 20 years ago when a modern housing estate was built.    
There is still a village shop with newsagency, and a post office.
The <head>post</head> office was started by David Pickering in 1838, two years before the penny post was introduced.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40225" docsrc="bnc_B24_2494">
<context>
They're lying on the floor and there's blood everywhere, broken glass.
He dropped a fellow at the bat of an eyelid.        
Hickson alleged that while in the police station where he had been taken by P.C. Torney on a charge of having stolen 10&amp;shilling from the pocket of his clothes in a cubicle at the Corporation Swimming Baths, the constable gave him a violent blow to the eye, and followed this up by two blows to the body&hellip; he was subsequently acquitted on this charge.
P.C. Torney claimed that Hickson's story was fabrication, and said the youth was prancing around the room at the police station, boxing and boasting of his prowess as a boxer&hellip; as a result of the boisterous behaviour, he caught his eye on a window-ledge.   
(  Liverpool Daily <head>Post</head>  , 1936)          
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40228" docsrc="bnc_CBY_4187">
<context>
Gift aid success    
Gift aid is a continuing success.
In the year to June 1992 charities received donations of more than &pound;239m under the scheme and have claimed tax repayments of &pound;80m on them, making a total receipt of &pound;319m.     
NICs &mdash; payment methods    
The Contributions Agency has issued a proposal suggesting that self-employed and non-employed National Insurance contributors pay their fees via bills issued at the end of each quarter.    
The present system of paying weekly through sticking stamps on NI cards would be abolished, and depending on the results of consultation, which will continue until the end of the year, the Agency is hopeful that payment via banks, certain building societies, the <head>Post</head> Office and Girobank will be possible.    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40231" docsrc="bnc_CR4_756">
<context>
She referred to the confusion and ambivalence about what social workers do, writing: &bquo;Nor is this confusion dispelled by a study of the posts which regularly appear&hellip;
Thus one such asks for qualified applicants who are used to &bquo;statutory duties&equo;, and have the ability to &bquo;act independently and take appropriate decisions&equo; (about what?).
Another mentions that the successful applicant will be expected to &bquo;work with families and children&equo; (on what?); and yet another asks for an &bquo;intake social worker&equo; to &bquo;join a team&equo; which is &bquo;developing systems and methods useful to clients and staff&equo;.    
Lady Wootton added: &bquo;They layman may well be puzzled to visualise how the holders of these <head>posts</head> will spend their working hours.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40234" docsrc="bnc_CK4_2775">
<context>
Piotr brings the succinct set to an encore-free close by introducing &bquo;Sistine Chapel Ceiling&equo;: &bquo;This is the last song you'll ever hear from us, it's called &bquo;Derek&equo;,&equo; he mutters, before once more riding that line between raging noise and delectable tunes.
At the song's end, he casually tosses his guitar over his shoulder and into the drum kit.
He's showing off, of course, but with good reason.
Adorable?
Well, yeah.         
It'll be all white on the night!
Piotr practises those poses          
WRITE SAID FRED    
EDITED BY THE INFO-MOUS FRED DELLAR    
SINGLE YOUR LIFE    
A RECENT <head>post</head> provided a note from one Neil from Birmingham, who wrote: &bquo;In a recent  Thrills   section, there was a piece in which it was claimed  NME   had made Moz's 45s Single Of The Week on ten occasions.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40237" docsrc="bnc_CS3_520">
<context>
Centralization and bureaucratization were historically closely linked to the growth of a monetized economy, which provided the fiscal resources for the rise of absolutist states in seventeenth- and eighteenth-century Europe.
In turn, the new monarchs tried to build up an economically prosperous bourgeoisie to increase tax revenues and to prevent any reversion to feudal conflicts which would fragment the nation &mdash; state.
By paving the way for a national free market, absolutism fostered capitalism.
Bureaucratization and centralization were also tied to the growth of liberal democracy and socialism in intended and unintended ways.
The opening of administrative <head>posts</head> to meritocratic recruitment and the strong emphasis upon the rule of law in   constitutional regimes strengthened the legitimacy of central government.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40243" docsrc="bnc_B1L_1035">
<context>
In their final game they defied normal logic and won the hardest game in their section by defeating the much fancied Holland, courtesy of a piece of outstanding arrogance by the diminutive midfield dynamo Archie Gemmill.
Triumphing against all odds and losing when it seems easier to win is one of Scotland's most endearing faults.     
WEMBLEY 1961: &bquo;NINE PAST HAFFEY.&equo;      
alone again naturally    
Although Gemmill's goal was voted the best in the tournament, the sight of a mesmerised Alan Rough watching in disbelief as a Peruvian free kick flew past him into the net will remain one of Argentina's most bleak moments.
The goalkeeper's agony is a specifically Scottish condition.
If Franz Kafka was to re-write  The Trial   and set it in  Hampden Babylon,   the novel's alienated victim would be a goalkeeper, a solitary figure trapped between the <head>posts</head> , perpetually fearing the penalty.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40246" docsrc="bnc_B0B_1338">
<context>
Peggy hurried off to Elizabeth's house, but there she learned that Elizabeth had already gone to Horsfall Woods.    
&bquo;She nearly made herself late waiting for you,&equo; Elizabeth's mummy said, rather sharply.
&bquo;In the end she thought you weren't coming.
She did tell you to come straight after tea, didn't she?&equo;    
Peggy nodded.
Instead of calling for Elizabeth immediately after tea, she'd stayed watching television, thinking Elizabeth would wait for her anyhow.
Now, unless she hurried, she'd miss the Brownies' tracking!
She felt rather put out at Elizabeth's going off like that.    
&bquo;I think I'll leave Rosalind's letter till after and go to Horsfall Woods first,&equo; she thought.
&bquo;The last <head>post</head> doesn't go till night, I believe, so there'll be plenty of time for me to post it.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40249" docsrc="bnc_CBW_2604">
<context>
Women in Accountancy aims to encourage women members within the six accountancy bodies by channelling ideas, exchanging information and providing input to their organisations, while at the same time offering a practical forum for processing any issues that the bodies wish to develop.
In addition, the group has identified a number of topics of particular interest.
These include the possibility of issuing equal opportunity guidelines for use by the profession and of formalising &bquo;networking&equo; opportunities for women.    
Women in Accountancy will also consider ways of cooperating with other professional bodies.
For example, the West Midlands Regional Health Service has set itself the target of achieving a minimum of 33% of women non-executive directors who will advise on and develop the Regional Health Authority's policy.
The training and professional experience of women accountants means that they are ideal candidates for such high level <head>posts</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40252" docsrc="bnc_AN1_654">
<context>
The restrictions on purchasing ethanol without prescription have been removed (although not all pharmacists will realise this) but it is very expensive because of the Customs and Excise duty despite its medicinal purpose.
If you start using large quantities of alcohol it can be purchased in 10 litre amounts (min. order) from Hayman Ltd, Witham, Essex (tel. 0376 517 517) at about one third of the pharmacy price.
You can use vodka or brandy as a preservative but given these are usually less than 50% proof you would need at least 20ml in a 100ml stock bottle to give a 10% alcoholic solution.    
4.    
You now have the necessary items to make up the patient's stock bottle in the consulting room.
If you need to send the remedy through the <head>post</head> and are not using dropper type stock bottles I have personally found it safest to add the granule to 10mls of alcohol in say a 10ml screw cap vial.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40255" docsrc="bnc_CBG_720">
<context>
Neither pairing produced conclusive evidence, such was the low-key nature of United's approach &mdash; and Ferguson refused to say which twosome he would go for.
&bquo;Let me think first,&equo; he quipped.
&bquo;I'll leave any decisions until Sunday.
I don't see why I should help City's planning.&equo;    
Cantona looked a class act with some brilliant distribution, a lively mind and excellent control.
He was United's best player by some margin on the night.    
His one chance came just before half-time when a defender's shins blocked his shot.
Fergie may well have bought a cut diamond at cut price but how he fits in remains a poser.    
Winger Andrei Kanchelskis must still be struggling with his English &mdash; he gave the impression he hadn't heard the news.    
Twice Cantona stole into position at the far <head>post</head> waiting in vain for crosses.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40258" docsrc="bnc_ACP_558">
<context>
But is it really ready for an all-out assault of US cultural imperialism which will, as sure as Stalin followed Lenin, lead to more phoney romanticised visions of America's mythical past and an enormous Eastern European identity crisis?        
BAROMETER      
UP      
Brookside    
After the gripping Corkhill saga, expect an appearance from The Farm in the New Year        
Joseph Jossvenglos    
The new Villa manager, who said &bquo;the boys done great&equo; in a heavy Czech accent after a recent victory        
Excell    
A &bquo;natural high&equo; that really  does   keep you up all night.
Available from a health shop near you        
<head>Post</head> Office    
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40261" docsrc="bnc_CHU_1309">
<context>
Pilger had met Sutton whilst making a film for Australian television about the Wapping dispute.
They had a common cause against Murdoch, publisher of the filthy  Sun  , and Pilger was impressed that Sutton was bringing the Wapping strike paper out on a shoestring.
The two men found they agreed on many points about today's press.
Sutton, a former sub-editor on the  Sunday Times   colour magazine, explained how he had started the  Post   with only his faithful assistant Carmel Bedford, a former  Sunday Times   copytaker.
He had laid out the pages, subbed copy, written articles and thought of stunts and headlines.    
As more people arrived to help, the  Wapping <head>Post</head>   became a focus   for the &bquo;refusenik&equo; journalists, who got their nickname from their refusal to go to Wapping.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40265" docsrc="bnc_A6A_101">
<context>
Some bands think that just playing gigs will be enough to attract a following.
The trouble with this attitude is that there are just too many bands around for that to happen.
To give your band a better chance, you will have to do some marketing.    
The secret of attracting more people to your gigs is to get your band's name better known.
Currently, most people won't go and see a band who they haven't heard of.
Similarly, people tend to assume that if they have heard of a band, then they are probably worth going to see.      
If you can come up with an interesting band &bquo;logo&equo; or visual image, that can be a cheap way of self-promotion on stickers and badges.
Just think of how many people will walk past and subconsciously absorb your band's name on a sticker which is on a high street lamp <head>post</head> , even if it only stays there for a couple of days.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40268" docsrc="bnc_AL8_451">
<context>
Shearman was also anxious to secure Pateman's future and was conscious of the debt owed to him by the District for many years of difficult, painstaking and often discouraging work.
There was also a pressing need to appoint a new District Secretary to re-vitalise and secure the future development of the WEA.    
Shearman recalled that, at first, discussion with Hickson was unpromising but eventually the appointment of Pateman to the post, vacant from 1928, was confirmed.
For Pateman, the offer, at the age of 46, was understandably irresistible.
Apart from the cachet of a university appointment which followed the award of an honorary Cambridge MA the previous year in recognition of his many years of service to adult education, the <head>post</head> offered unprecedented security and an improved, assured salary.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40272" docsrc="bnc_CAB_1471">
<context>
Willie helped hand the mugs around.
The two youths, he had learned, were called Michael and Edward.
Michael was the elder.
He was dark-haired with a few strands of hair on his upper lip.
Edward, the younger, was stockier.
He had brown wavy hair and a hoarse voice that was in the process of breaking.    
Willie sat at the edge of the shallow trench and clung tightly to his mug.
The inside of his hands smarted under the heat of it.
Suddenly he gave a start.
Footsteps and the sound of a boy's voice were approaching the hedge.
Maybe it.was the <head>Post</head> Office boy.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40275" docsrc="bnc_A6N_714">
<context>
It doesn't need much to start people talking.&equo;    
&bquo;Then let them talk.&equo;    
Yet Moran made no move towards her, promised nothing, gave no hint of any reciprocation of interest, lent her no support.
All he did was remain at the point where they first met.
He neither went towards her nor withdrew and she saw it could not go on like that.
One evening as they were forced to shelter from a sudden shower under the thick line of sycamores, she said, &bquo;You should call to the house some evening, Michael.
I know they'd like to meet you.&equo;    
&bquo;You know how hard it is to get away, Rose.&equo;    
&bquo;Still, you know you're welcome,&equo; she smiled and left him and he was not surprised when she did not come to the <head>post</head> office the next evening or the evening after.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40278" docsrc="bnc_AHJ_758">
<context>
Some banks, Lloyds, for example, charge lower commission on gilts.
All these services are &bquo;execution only&equo;.
The institution does not give any advice on the deal.
Many institutions will also offer services that include advice and fund management, but on different conditions.
Surprisingly, N &amp; P seems to be the only building society to offer a permanent share dealing service, though others have offered temporary privatisation arrangements.    
Not even all banks have a cheap, convenient share shop scheme.
Royal Bank of Scotland, for instance, has only an upmarket service through stockbroker Charterhouse Tilney.
Abbey National offers current dealing by <head>post</head> or phone through Sharelink but its own dealing system should be ready by the end of the year.          
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40282" docsrc="bnc_A3W_179">
<context>
Next April, the Information Technology Services Agency, headquartered in Lytham St Anne's, Lancashire, will be launched with its staff of 3,000 and its job of keeping the whole benefits system electronically live.    
At the same time, a new Contributions Unit, which may or may not develop into a full-blown agency, will be spun out of the existing DSS central capacity in Longbenton, Newcastle (with people stationed in every benefit office in the land and a total staff of 7,000).    
A year later, the hoped-for jewel in the Next Steps crown, the Benefits Agency, will be up and away with its headquarters in a place still to be determined.
In the next few weeks advertisements will appear for a chief executive who, if all goes to plan, will have a year to run themselves in and have a real say in building the new institution.    
The headship of the Benefits Agency will rank with the chief executive's <head>post</head> on the National Health Service as the most demanding management job in Britain.
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</instance>

<instance id="post.40285" docsrc="bnc_ARH_338">
<context>
Like Denmark, Holland is one of the more go-ahead countries with regard to the sexually transmitted diseases, but, lacking the centralized pathology laboratory, the standard outside the four clinics (two in Rotterdam and one each in Amsterdam and Utrecht &mdash; there are no provincial or peripheral clinics) is variable, with a few private practitioners providing the only reasonable alternative.
Even in the university centres, perhaps only 50 per cent of cases are notified, while reporting from private practitioners is non-existent.
The Dutch are unique in including non-specific urethritis on their contact slips along with the venereal diseases.    
An interesting insight into the relative financial demerits of practising medicine in the United Kingdom is given by the difficulty the University at Rotterdam had in 1976 in filling an assistant professor's <head>post</head> in the venereal diseases, since the salary was  only   &pound;22 000 and, working for an academic department, the scope for private practice was limited.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="post.40289" docsrc="bnc_B78_433">
<context>
Hopes that the French &bquo;greens&equo; would follow in the footsteps of their German counterparts by forming a unified Green Party, have   been   dashed by a melange of ideological impasses, personal bitterness and struggles for power among the three movements involved.    
Their chances of success in the French local elections on March 6 are dashed.
It now seems likely that a &bquo;joint list&equo; of green candidates for local government <head>posts</head> will only be submitted in the Paris region, and the Alsace, An agreement reached in October 1982 that would have linked the Amis De La Terre (AT), the Confederation Ecologiste and the Mouvement D'Ecologie Politique (Now VPE) disintegrated last month when it became clear that the VPE wanted to have a dominant say over its two partners.
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Both Peter Addyman, President of the Council for British   Archaeology   (The Times, 2 November) and Laurence Keen, President of the British Archaeological Association, fear that local councils lack the necessary specialist knowledge.
At a time when local authorities are cutting back on services, many may reject this additional financial responsibility.
English Heritage says, however, that since the publication of the strategy, they have had seventeen expressions of interest from local authorities and that they will only hand over in cases where they are sure that maintenance will be adequate and public access guaranteed: &bquo;We will do everything we can to assist those authorities that need help by giving guidance and support &mdash; which could include pump-priming of <head>posts</head> &hellip;
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Indeed, David Kirby stressed how the L&amp;SE call on the PSO grant would be limited by a continued reduction in fleet size (from 7,465 vehicles to 7,050 vehicles within two years) and by running fewer and shorter trains to adapt to &bquo;reduced demand&equo;.
The only opportunity for a large increase in revenue was thought to lie in the  Gatwick Express   non-stop service introduced in May, featuring air-conditioned stock on the half-hour journey from Victoria to Gatwick every fifteen minutes (and powered on a push-pull basis by Class 73 electro-diesels).
One of the locomotives (No 73123) was named  Gatwick Express   and turned out in a new livery to match the refurbished Mark 2 stock.
(The successful service was transferred to InterCity in 1985.)    
In July the Southern's south-east, central and south-west divisions were abolished, new passenger business manager <head>posts</head> created and a reduced number of area manager posts (but each with increased responsibility) set up.
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After some argument they agreed to 4.20, but the referee and linesman arrived five minutes late.
The game was further delayed when the referee ordered Leeds goalkeeper Scott to change his Jersey, in keeping with the League rule of 1909 that keepers must wear distinctive colours.
By the time Scott had changed his blue Jersey for something less like the blue and gold of his colleagues, the ten minutes' grace had been swallowed up.
By half-time it was obvious the rest of the game would continue in darkness, and to save time the referee ordered the players to stay on the field for an interval of two minutes only.
&bquo;By a quarter to six,&equo; the  Yorkshire <head>Post</head>   reported, &bquo;it was practically impossible to distinguish players in midfield&equo; and the teams were like &bquo;moving figures in shadowland&equo;.    
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The mapping and mineral exploration of the northern part of the island of Malaita was started during the year.
Results so far confirm that the stratigraphy of the island is similar to that of Santa Isabel.
Major thrust structures probably reflect the emplacement and uplift of this part of the Ontong Java Plateau at the end of the Pliocene.
Alkaline basalts record the passage of the plateau over a hotspot during the Eocene.    
Other duties of the BGS geologists during the year have included the identification of sources of rock aggregate for the construction of a hydroelectric plant and the assessment of environmental impact prior to the development of a gold mine on the island of Guadalcanal.    
 Vanuatu   The established <head>posts</head> of Director and applied hydrogeologist in the Department of Geology, Mines and Rural Water Supply are filled by BGS staff.
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In fact all his empties could be let at low rents for perhaps three years.    
It was a startling promise, stimulated perhaps by the fact that he did not have to reveal his name and live up to his words.
Anonymity was guaranteed by investigators from Social and Community Planning Research who were looking into reasons why landlords refuse to let empty property.    
But landlords are desperate to offload homes, particularly in the South-east where the depression is deepest.
They are queueing up to offer properties to local authorities, according to Hal Pawson of the London Research Centre.
Not a single borough in the capital was having difficulty finding enough flats and houses.
This is creating a vital staging <head>post</head> between expensive hotels and permanent rehousing for the homeless.
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A call for action ``before it is too late'' has alarming implications when
it comes from a man who, in his previous reports on the schools, cautioned
so strongly against extreme measures.  These warnings must not be treated
lightly.  Dr. Conant's conscientious, selfless efforts deserve the nation's
gratitude.  He has served in positions of greater glamour, both at home and
abroad; but he may well be doing his greatest service with his
straightforward report on the state of the public schools.  And now -- more
junk mail A fascinating letter has just reached this desk from a
correspondent who likes to receive so-called junk mail.  He was delighted
to learn that the <head>Post</head> Office Department is now going to
expand this service to deliver mail from Representatives in Congress to
their constituents without the use of stamps, names, addresses or even zone
numbers.
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During the Brown trial, however, the state's most powerful Democratic
newspaper, the Providence Daily Post, stated that Brown was a murderer, a
man of blood, and that he and his associates, with the assistance of
Republicans and Abolitionists, had plotted not only the liberation of the
slaves but also the overthrow of state and federal governments.  The
Providence Daily Journal answered the Daily Post by stating that the raid
of John Brown was characteristic of Democratic acts of violence and that ``
He was acting in direct opposition to the Republican Party, who proclaim as
one of their cardinal principles that they do not interfere with slavery in
the states''.  The two major newspapers in Providence continued, throughout
the crisis, to accuse each other of misrepresenting the facts and
attempting to falsify history.  While the Daily <head>Post</head>
continued to accuse Republicans and the Daily Journal continued to accuse
Democrats, the Woonsocket Patriot complained that the Virginia authorities
showed indecent and cowardly haste to condemn Brown and his men.
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Takeover stock traders and other investors, however, have been pushing for
some form of recapitalization to regain the losses they suffered when the
labor-management bid collapsed.  When Adolph Coors Co. announced the
appointment of William Coors as president late Wednesday, Peter Coors was
n't promoted -- at least not officially.  But the announcement by the big
Golden, Colo., brewer was an implicit statement of Peter Coor's rising role
at the company, analysts say.  It also underscores the difficult task ahead
as Coors attempts to purchase Stroh Brewery Co. and fight off increasingly
tough competition from Anheuser-Busch Cos.  The latest management shuffling
at Coors seemed to focus on Jeffrey Coors, who will relinquish the president
's <head>post</head> to his uncle William, who is 73.
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First, the State Department is unique among government agencies for its
lack of public supporters.  The farmers may be aroused if Congress cuts
into the Agriculture Department's budget.  Businessmen will rise if
Congress attacks the Commerce Department.  Labor restrains undue brutality
toward the Labor Department; the Chamber of Commerce, assaults upon the
Treasury.  A kaleidoscope of pressure groups make it unpleasant for the
congressman who becomes ugly toward the Department of Health, Education,
and Welfare.  The congressman's patriotism is always involved when he turns
upon the Defense Department.  Tampering with the <head>Post</head>
Office may infuriate every voter who can write.
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PWA said it also expects to announce by Tuesday whether it will take
delivery of all 17 Airbus 320-200 aircraft it previously ordered.  The
first five leased units were to be delivered in 1991.  This British banking
and financial-services group's investment-banking arm, Barclays de Zoete
Wedd Group, announced the following appointments at its merchant-banking
subsidiary Barclays de Zoete Wedd Ltd.  John Padovan, 51 years old, was
named a deputy chairman.  Mr. Padovan is currently a director at Barclays
de Zoete Wedd Ltd.  Graham Pimlott, 40, was named to the new post of chief
executive officer of the merchant-banking corporate-finance division.
Callum McCarthy, 45, was named to the new <head>post</head> of deputy
head of the corporate-finance division and a managing director.
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After thoroughly digesting reams of information, he often concludes that
more data are needed, and when he finally decides to act, his movements
sometimes seem excrutiatingly small.  Such caution was evident after the
recent Friday-the-13th stock market plunge.  Some Bush administration
officials urged Mr. Greenspan to make an immediate public announcement of
his plans to provide ample credit to the markets.  But he refused, claiming
that he wanted to see what happened Monday morning before making any public
statement.  Mr. Greenspan's decision to keep quiet also prompted a
near-mutiny within the Fed's ranks.  A ``senior Fed official'' spoke on
Saturday after the market swoon to both the Washington
<head>Post</head> and the New York Times, saying the Fed was prepared
to provide as much credit as the markets needed.
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They hadn't got no kids, yelling and nagging at you the minute you get in, crawling all over you in the night because they're cutting their bloody teeth.
You want to know when my missus last had a new frock?
You want to know when we last had a night out?
The answer's never, not since the first baby come.
My missus has to buy the kids' clothes down the jumble sale and if she wants a pair of nylons they come off the Green Shield stamps.
Bloody marvellous, isn't it?
Lilian Hatton's got more coats than a perishing film star but she has to go and spend thirty quid on a new outfit for Pertwee's wedding.
A hundred pounds?
She wouldn't even miss it.
She could use it for spills to light her fags.&equo;    
The flood-gates had opened and now Cullam, the reticent, the truculent, was speaking without <head>restraint</head>and from a full heart.
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Burchell bought Maamur last year for 8,500gns, following three runs in decent maiden company which yielded two second places.    
Maamur showed, when winning a maiden race at Southwell last month by 10 lengths, that he has the potential to develop into a useful stayer and he is napped this afternoon.        
Racing: WHAT THE JOCKEYS SAID    
CARL LLEWELLYN (Party Politics): &bquo;As soon as he jumped the first fence I gained in confidence.
For most horses it's a big fence, but to him it was no more than a hurdle.
I had a marvellous ride all the way round and he just took me into the lead.
In fact, it was earlier than I wanted to be in front, but then he galloped on in his stride all the way to the line.
You have to feel sorry, though, for Andy Adams.    
RICHARD GUEST (Romany King): &bquo;I've had a bit of a rollicking &lsqb;For not riding with more <head>restraint</head> &rsqb;.
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<instance id="restraint.40015" docsrc="bnc_B7D_774">
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Darwin tells us that he was spurred on to commit his theory about the mutability of species to paper by having read Thomas Malthus's  An Essay on the Principle of Population  .
where the words &bquo;struggle for existence&equo; sent Charles Darwin scrambling back to his own notes.    
Alter-egos alter cases.
In the 20th century, following two world wars, the great depression, a few instances of genocide, and the prospect of the total destruction of world civilisation, that is the logical conclusion of the 19th century views, existence and evolution are seen as cooperative ventures, a matter of peaceful progress, balance, reciprocity.
We know now of symbiosis, of ecology, of the species &mdash; all species &mdash; prospering through mutual aid, comfort, sweet reason, <head>restraint</head> , and good works.    
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To enable them to fulfil these tasks UDCs have been granted extensive financial, planning and land acquisition powers.
They are able to acquire land by compulsory purchase, by voluntary agreement or by the Secretary of State vesting it in them.
Planning powers also rest firmly with UDCs which are   responsible for development control policy and decisions within their area.
Moreover, UDCs have powers to operate outside their immediate boundaries, if they think it necessary to secure regeneration.
By supplanting local authority planning powers in this way, UDCs are intended to remove the political uncertainty and <head>restraints</head>of local democracy which, in the government's view at least, represent a significant hindrance to the development process and a deterrent to private investment (House of Lords Select Committee, 1981).    
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The last flying-boat service out of Britain was in 1958.
After that the solid throb of their engines and the thrill of seeing them skim to a halt on the waters of Poole Harbour were mere memories, although they continued to give excellent service in other parts of the world     and a travel company has recently introduced a nostalgic flying-boat holiday across Africa on the route once used by Imperial Airways.    
But a journey by steam train evokes more nostalgia and romance than any other way of travelling.
The haunting sound of the whistle echoing through mountains at night, the thundering plunge across the plains, the astonishing <head>restraint</head>of such powerful giants as they inch in and out of stations have made them the inspiration of poets, writers, composers and film makers.
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<instance id="restraint.40032" docsrc="bnc_CCU_686">
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11.2 In relation to commercial exploitation the Non-academic Parties and the Academic Parties agree that the terms and conditions for exploitation of and licenses granted under intellectual property rights in results deriving from the Academic Parties shall have regard to the extent to which such results are incorporated in or applied to the manufacture of commercially exploited products (particularly where there had been substantial product development outside the project) and to the SERC guidelines which are set out in a letter from SERC dated 13 August 1984, together with its attachments.    
11.3 Notwithstanding any other provision of this Agreement no Party shall be subject to any obligation to make any payment or to any <head>restraint</head>or restriction in respect of its use of technical information, whether results or background, insofar as such information is not subject to intellectual property rights of another Party hereto or its Related companies (as the case may be) or to any agreement with a third Party which may impose restrictions.        
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With the ground rushing up to meet him, Mr Gorbachev must decide between the revolution he grew up believing in and the welfare of the people in whose name that revolution was made.            
Put pay to the vote    
Blushes and risk are the ways to deal with directors' pay      
THERE is nothing more tempting than a rich, powerful scapegoat.
That is why Britain's Institute of Directors has this week been rudely attacking the government for allowing the business renaissance of the past decade to be &bquo;torpedoed by runaway inflation&equo;.
Yet those who sail in fragile craft should hesitate before launching their own torpedoes.
The directors themselves offer a rich and powerful target to an audience that should matter more to them than politicians: their own workers.
On both sides of the Atlantic, boardroom pay has raced ahead, offering an inflationary example to workers being lectured about the need for <head>restraint</head> .    
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<context>
Civil rights, electoral reform, an end to gerrymandering and to discrimination in housing, jobs and appointments, the legal banning of incitement to religious discrimination.
These are the essential demands of the present time.        
The article went on to disavow the use of violent methods:    
Above all, actions must be avoided which would serve to solidify the disintegrating Unionist ranks &mdash; all irresponsible adventures, anything which could be construed as provocation.
There may well be people who think, for example, that it may be a good thing to throw a bomb at some orange hall, because Orangemen have thrown bombs at Catholic halls.
But this would undoubtedly be playing into the hands of the enemy at the present nine.
Let us choose our own battlegrounds and not be provoked.
At the present time the strength of the Catholic and nationalist forces in the North lies in their political discipline and <head>restraint</head> .
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<instance id="restraint.40042" docsrc="bnc_CRA_76">
<context>
The strongest disapproval often comes from those who scream about liberties if their own particular indulgences &mdash; for assault rifles, say &mdash; are attacked.
Addiction to cigarettes is reckoned to be the chief avoidable cause of death in the world.
Alcohol deprives boozers of their livers and their memories, and ends the lives of all too many innocents who get smashed on the roads by the inebriated.
Yet here the idea of dissuasion within the law is broadly accepted.    
A much sounder basis for doubt is the worry that legalisation would increase drug-taking, and that rising consumption and addiction would overwhelm the gains to be had from getting drugs within the law.
Yet legalisation should not be taken to mean a lawless free-for-all, with no <head>restraint</head>on the supply or use of drugs.
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<instance id="restraint.40049" docsrc="bnc_CHL_522">
<context>
From the above argument a simple hypothesis can be inferred:  when these environmental uncertainties increase so the strain towards corporate criminal activity will increase  .
Of course other factors will need to intervene to transform this motivational strain into actual behaviour; that they frequently do intervene can be judged from the following research.    
Staw and Szwajkowski attempted to test the following hypothesis: &bquo;when the organization is located within a scarce environment, one method of coping with intra- and extra-organizational demands may be to perform activities which are legally questionable&hellip; the more scarce the environment of a business organization, the more likely it will engage in activities which are considered unfair market practices or <head>restraints</head>of trade&equo; (1975: 346&ndash;47).
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<instance id="restraint.40055" docsrc="bnc_ABH_2694">
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Israel, justifiably proud of its military prowess, has had to admit that it has nothing special to offer.
Its contribution to the war is to stay outside, cheering from the sidelines, absorbing the occasional painful jab from Saddam Hussein.
Vengeance has to wait.    
Any military response would have to be closely co-ordinated with the allies.
And, according to some sources, America has withheld electronic identification codes, without which Israeli pilots flying over Iraq would risk clashing with allied aircraft.
If there were an Iraqi missile strike so serious that Israel felt it had to retaliate, an air corridor would have to be cleared by the American command in Saudi Arabia to allow the Israeli raid.
It is an unfamiliar situation for the Jewish state.    
Benefits for Israel, in gratitude for its <head>restraint</head> , have been quick in coming.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40059" docsrc="bnc_CRC_284">
<context>
To anyone used to watching cycles of economic growth, investment and speculation, the conclusion should be obvious: such collective euphoria is the clearest possible sign that China's extraordinary economic boom will shortly turn into a bust.    
The likelihood is that a bust will come, perhaps later this year or early next year.
Alongside the world's fastest economic growth rates (real GNP rose by 12.8% last year, an annual 14% in 1993's first quarter) has come accelerating inflation.
Nobody knows the true measure of that inflation, but in the cities it is something in the region of 15&ndash;20% a year, and rising.
China's shift from a planned economy towards a market system has involved the dismantling of old controls but not their replacement with new ones.
For that reason, the gradual <head>restraint</head>of inflation and cooling of this overheated economy look impossible.
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<instance id="restraint.40065" docsrc="bnc_APV_1155">
<context>
Although often regarded as an on-cost safety equipment is an integral part of cleaning.
Safety equipment contributes directly to efficiency and productivity and indirectly to financial savings from a reduction in accidents.      
Access Equipment    
Access equipment can range from a simple stool or step-ladder to complicated mobile hydraulic lifting gear.
Equipment used in the food industries is often shared with general cleaning and maintenance departments.
Main items are as follows:    
 Ladders  : Either as single piece &bquo;pole&equo;, extension, or step and platform ladders these   are the workday tools of cleaning.
Most ladders are of aluminium construction for lightness and ease of handling.
They may be modified for specialist tasks such as roof work when they are often fitted with <head>restraint</head>devices or stabilisers.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40069" docsrc="bnc_CE1_375">
<context>
Clearly the identification of blocks represents an important area of work within the counselling process, and when successfully tackled can reveal a wealth of information, and the reason and meaning behind much previously misunderstood behaviour.    
Yet the counsellor of older people has to realize that the blocks may not necessarily be those current in modern attitudes and beliefs.
They are likely to   be more closely related to past sexual and religious taboos which, because they are not as powerful in modern society, are not so immediately apparent to the younger counsellor.
The recognition of blocks within ageing counsellees is therefore an important skill, but like so many others in counselling it is a perceptual rather than a concrete skill.
The way in which particular individuals have reacted to a particular <head>restraint</head> , and how this in turn has affected their general social behaviour and attitudes, has no firm rules which can be laid down.        
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<instance id="restraint.40075" docsrc="bnc_CLS_196">
<context>
The  Exhibitors Film Exchange   recommends a &bquo;Neighbourhood Advertising Plan&equo;, the essence of which was that every manager would define &bquo;the radius or zone&equo; from which his &bquo;logical business&equo; was secured and that he should then proceed to go directly to the individuals whose patronage he could reasonably expect.
The manager was advised to start by walking his zone so as to familiarize himself with it, and then &bquo;scouts&equo; would be sent out to call at homes whilst &bquo;reliable boys&equo; could be hired to &bquo;politely deliver heralds&equo;.    
From the earliest days showmen boosted the movies in order to maximize their audience and the whole razzmatazz of salesmanship      
has become an indispensable part of film culture in the English-speaking world.
Because the movies were the first real mass entertainment the showmen realized that the sky was the limit and that there was no possible reason for timidity and <head>restraint</head> .
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<instance id="restraint.40078" docsrc="bnc_BNX_329">
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So, it is far safer for the child in your car if, even though the law does not require it, rear seat belts or restraints are specially installed into cars where they have not been automatically fitted from new.
Even at low speed, an accident could mean serious injury or death for a child.
All cars built after 1981 have anchorage points in position for attachment of Safety restraints.
Cars manufactured since October 1986 are required to have rear seat belts or child restraints fitted.    
In theory children over the age of 12 months could just use an adult seat belt.
Clearly, this is not practical in terms of safety or comfort for a small child.
She should have a purpose-designed restraint appropriate for her age and weight.        
WHAT IS &bquo;APPROPRIATE&equo; FOR A CHILD?    
Purpose-built child <head>restraints</head>are now available to suit children of all ages and sizes.    
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<instance id="restraint.40081" docsrc="bnc_A7L_871">
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To strengthen the sense of group identity, set designers, editions, publicists and others graduated through the studio's hierarchy and became directors, writers or producers.
With this coherent team, in many ways bonded to the studio, Balcon set out to make films that mirrored what was happening to British society and fulfilled his aim of building up &bquo;a native industry with its roots firmly planted in the soil of this country.&equo;    
For a time Ealing was as closely in touch with the hopes and frustrations of post-war audiences as were the directors and writers working for Rank's Independent Producers.
Both explored the breakup of wartime solidarity, the liberation of former <head>restraints</head>on individual selfishness and the irruption of dark, subversive and irrational forces to tear down the cosy myths so assiduously cultivated during wartime.
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<instance id="restraint.40084" docsrc="bnc_CDV_30">
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Great men are almost always bad men&hellip;&equo;, and with this latter opinion no medieval chronicler, romancer or hagiographer would have been likely to concur.
There is as it happens an Anglo-Saxon proverb analogous to Lord Acton's, but still significantly different.
What  it   says is  Man de&thorn; sw&aacute; h&eacute; by&thorn; &thorn;onne h&eacute; m&oacute;t sw&aacute; h&eacute; wile  , &bquo;Man does as he is when he may do as he wishes&equo;, or more colloquially &bquo;you show what you're like when you can do what you like&equo;.
This is certainly cynical about the ill-effects of power, but what it implies is &bquo;power  exposes  &equo;, not &bquo;power corrupts&equo;.
The idea that a person once genuinely good could be made bad merely by the removal of   <head>restraints</head>is not yet present.
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<instance id="restraint.40087" docsrc="bnc_C8F_1047">
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It is argued that studies of innovative road layouts &bquo;suggest that the innovative features have been generally successful in creating areas in which speeds are well below those normally occurring on most traditional roads&equo;.
Accordingly, examples of innovative features are given, illustrated here in Figure 7.3.
They include &bquo;speed <head>restraint</head>points&equo; (which appear similar to speed tables or raised crossings); speed control bends of more than 90 degrees deflection and with tight radii and mountable shoulders; speed control islands to interrupt unavoidably long and straight stretches of road where speeds would otherwise be excessive; and speed control humps, though it is warned that these &bquo;ought not to be used in new housing schemes when other speed reducing features would be effective.&equo;    
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<instance id="restraint.40090" docsrc="bnc_CD8_76">
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For himself, he would take Sir Alexander Ramsay with him, since he knew the Borderland intimately, and hoped to rejoin the main army in three or four days' time, God willing with Balliol either prisoner or dead.    
By no means to everyone's satisfaction, they parted company.    
The deliberately chosen Border mosstroopers, Johnstones, Elliots, Turnbulls and the like, were at home in this country and expert at following Balliol's party's trail, even at two days old.
Ramsay himself did not know this Ettrick Forest area so well as the main Middle and East Marches; but from the route the usurper had taken from Moffat, it looked as though he was heading either for the mid-Tweed or Teviot dales &mdash; although he could have reached the former more easily by turning off in the Broughton area of Tweedsmuir.
Mystified, they rode eastwards at a great pace, Ramsay for one not   ungrateful to be done with the <head>restraints</head>of keeping to the pace of marching men.    
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<instance id="restraint.40096" docsrc="bnc_C8F_472">
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It is often the case that this is not offset by the relatively small environmental loss experienced along the already very busy distributor road by a relatively small number of people as a result of the addition of a relatively small number of vehicles.    
The first attempt to put any of these ideas into practice took place in North Rhine Westphalia in 1977&ndash;8.
As reported by Draeger, the area-wide traffic restraint project there involved 17 towns and was aimed at improving road safety in residential areas, raising the quality of living, reducing noise and providing more space for pedestrians and for children's play.
The recommendation from the evaluation studies that &bquo;the traffic <head>restraint</head>concept as a principle of planning should be continued&equo; represents the first official adoption in German planning of traffic restraint.
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For it is true, when I stood on that high ledge this morning and viewed the land before me, I distinctly felt that rare, yet unmistakable feeling &mdash; the feeling that one is in the presence of greatness.
We call this land of ours  Great   Britain, and there may be those who believe this a somewhat immodest practice.
Yet I would venture that the landscape of our country alone would justify the use of this lofty adjective.    
And yet what precisely is this &bquo;greatness&equo;?
Just where, or in what, does it lie?
I am quite aware it would take a far wiser head than mine to answer such a question, but if I were forced to hazard a guess, I would say that it is the very lack of obvious drama or spectacle that sets the beauty of our land apart.
What is pertinent is the calmness of that beauty, its sense of <head>restraint</head> .
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West European car sales for 1989 indicate the gap between the production level of Rover and the Big Six: (see Table 4.1).            
THE JAPANESE CONNECTION: A TROJAN HORSE?    
The Japanese motor industry achieved spectacular export growth during the 1960s and 1970s, but has started to locate production facilities abroad in recent years.
This has been prompted by the increasing value of the yen, which has squeezed profit margins on cars exported, and also by the growing threat of   protectionism in many countries.
The UK negotiated a  Voluntary Export <head>Restraint</head>  (VER) (sometimes known as  Voluntary Restraint Agreement   &mdash; VRA) with Japan, limiting Japan's share of the UK market to 11 per cent and some other European countries (eg France and Italy) have even more stringent controls.
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</instance>

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<context>
Some 44 per cent of the 65 advertisers interviewed saw the economy picking up in the last quarter of this year at the earliest, and a further 35 per cent did not envisage an improvement until 1993.    
According to Yershon, this caution is reflected in pessimism over advertising budgets.
Two-thirds of respondents anticipate no change in planned adspend for 1992, and none of the more optimistic forecast more than a slight increase.    
Next year, advertisers predict a marginally brighter future, with 45 per cent seeing a &bquo;modest&equo; increase in budget levels as a result of the election.
While a mere three per cent said budgets would increase a lot, the rest anticipate no change or are still unsure.    
Ironically, Conservative Central Office claims to welcome the survey as evidence of continued <head>restraint</head>within the business community.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40116" docsrc="bnc_CM4_1097">
<context>
The tulip trees, the bowers.
He remembered games and infrequent feasts.
He likewise remembered punishments, usually caused by asking awkward questions.    
&bquo;Magister, if the Quintans curse their God, won't they also curse the God-Emperor?&equo;    
&bquo;Beware, boy!&equo;    
&bquo;The Quintans don't have the voc-voc-vocabulary to adore our Emperor, do they?&equo;    
&bquo;Draco, you will write out the  Codex Fidelitatis   forty times, then you at least will possess the correct vocabulary!&equo;    
In his heart the boy Jaq vowed vengeance against daemons and against psykers who were conduits for daemons for stealing his parents from him and bestowing upon him the honour of being raised by missionaries.    
He learned piety, dedication.
He learned <head>restraint</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40122" docsrc="bnc_CHC_557">
<context>
As Laurence Martin has said: &bquo;It is impossible to refute entirely the criticism that the various strategies of limitation may appear to make the world safe for nuclear warfare and thereby hasten its onset&equo;; but he concluded: &bquo;The proper   question may therefore be not, should we contemplate limited nuclear war, but, should we consider the ways of limiting the nuclear war which is henceforth always a possibility&equo; (Howard, 1979, pp. 119 and 120).    
Above all, the extremely strong presumption against the legality of the use of nuclear weapons needs not only to be reaffirmed, but also made more specific.
Nuclear weapons cannot escape from the kinds of <head>restraints</head>built up carefully in the laws-of-war tradition over the centuries, but there is a risk that they may be thought to be so escaping (especially in view of the UK and US reservations to  1977 Geneva Protocol I  ) unless positive action in this direction is taken, The comparative neglect of the whole subject of laws-of-war restrictions on the use of nuclear weapons has endured for forty years, for reasons which can be understood if not approved.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40128" docsrc="bnc_ABG_1435">
<context>
Of the 300,000 or so American troops based in Europe until the start of the Gulf crisis last summer, perhaps only 100,000, maybe fewer, are expected to remain.
The days when Europeans could idly theorise about &bquo;burden-sharing&equo; with America and building a &bquo;European pillar&equo; inside NATO are over.
The burden is now suddenly upon them.
The pillar to support it, however, is looking decidedly shaky.    
Europe has no shortage of citizens in uniform.
The armies of Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Spain &mdash; the core of any new European defence force &mdash; number close to 2m (although cuts and reorganisations are on the way).
But legal <head>restraints</head> , plus the political difficulty in today's Europe of sending conscripts off to far-away fights, leads to the obvious question: would they fight?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40131" docsrc="bnc_BNX_362">
<context>
Suitable for babies up to 10Kg (22lbs), (from birth to approx. 9 months).      
Please note cover design may vary from those illustrated.        
BABY SEATS    
Rear-facing baby carriers can be fitted to the front or back seat.
They can be used with most front or rear-seat lap/diagonal adult seat belts, and are suitable for babies weighing up to about 10Kg.
Choose one that conforms to BS AU 202a or ECE 44.    
When buying a baby seat check its weight, capacity and whether it has an integral harness and quick-release buckle.
You will also need to decide if you want one with a reclining facility.
Some baby seats can be converted into car seats for older children.        
CARRYCOT RESTRAINTS    
A Carrycot can be used on the rear-seat of your car if you have a carrycot <head>restraint</head>fitted.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40137" docsrc="bnc_CR5_16">
<context>
Staff in local authority children's homes are being given new powers to restrain young people in their care physically, and in some cases to lock them up overnight.    
Detailed guidance for SSDs, due to be launched by ministers this week after months of delay, seeks to plug gaps in the Children Act.    
When the guidance was issued in draft form last year it was ridiculed by professionals for failing to give care workers specific advice on action to deal with particularly difficult children, such as those who become violent or persistently abscond.    
The 20-page revised document,  Guidance on Possible Forms of Control in Children's Residential Care  , describes forms of permissible <head>restraint</head> , including holding a child's arm or holding the child against a wall, but says such force should never be used punitively and should reflect the needs of individual situations.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40143" docsrc="bnc_CGS_1381">
<context>
The answer to this is as for time out; the characteristics of the warning are identical.
3        
RESTRAINT AND GUIDANCE    
These techniques often have rather arcane titles but in their simple forms, they boil down to physical restraint.
Advocate them only if you are sure that the parents can complete them without loss of temper and possible physical risk to the child.    
The first is simple restraint and an example was given earlier of parents returning Robert to his bed when he climbed into theirs.
He was restrained from completing the undesirable behaviour of getting into their bed.
Other examples are restraining a child from throwing bricks in a nursery, restraining another from overturning furniture and others from biting their wrists, head banging and the like.        
How forceful should <head>restraint</head>be?    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40147" docsrc="bnc_CBW_3966">
<context>
Again, a 12 month restraint on competition might be enforceable against a partner or a senior executive or even a top manager.
But it would probably be too long for someone further down.
If the restraint is confined to acting on behalf of people who were clients of your firm during the subsistence of the employment, it may be valid.
If it covers people who were clients before or who could become clients afterwards, it will be void.    
So at one end of the scale, the courts upheld a restrictive covenant in the contract of an employee of an international armaments manufacturer called Maxim Nordenfeldt, which extended throughout the world for the whole of the man's life.
At the other end, a court refused to enforce a six-month <head>restraint</head>against a Mayfair hairdresser, extending for a radius of half a mile.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40151" docsrc="bnc_AE4_45">
<context>
But another   European country, Spain, did seek to conquer England, in 1588; and it was encouraged by the dramatic &bquo;Address to the Captains and Men on the Armada&equo;, which promised the sailors the aid of the saints of England, John Fisher, Thomas More and Edmund Campion, and above all &bquo;The blessed and innocent Mary queen of Scotland, who, still fresh from her sacrifice, bears copious and abounding witness to the cruelty and impiety of this Elizabeth and directs her shafts against her.&equo;
And the future pope Urban VIII could write of Mary as the queen who died without honour due; yet the shadows of night were her funeral robes, the stars her tapers.
It was all very stirring.    
What is immediately notable, however, is that Mary's own subjects, the Scots &mdash; that is, those in Scotland left to deal with the crisis created by her deposition in 1567 and flight to England in 1568, rather than Catholic exiles like Blackwood and the bishop of Ross, on whom there were no <head>restraints</head>&mdash; had the good sense to keep as quiet as possible.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40154" docsrc="bnc_AK2_1062">
<context>
This is not trifling with semantics; many people were indeed displeased with the Government, and may have sought to frighten their rulers by telling opinion pollsters that they would vote against the Conservatives.
But, in the privacy of the polling booth, cooler and more hard-headed calculations came into play.    
It was not merely that many people were dismayed by Labour's tax plans: they also felt a wider and deeper sense of mistrust, that Labour's numbers on revenue and spending simply did not add up.
They liked Mr Major, whose performance visibly improved as his public assurance grew in the later stages of the campaign.
They remained uneasy and mistrustful of Mr Kinnock.
In a reverse image of Mr Major's public appearances, as the Labour leader's belief in victory grew in the last days, so his studied calm and <head>restraint</head>slipped away, and a fatal hint of the &bquo;cocky Welsh boyo&equo; marked his public performances.    
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40159" docsrc="bnc_CGS_1392">
<context>
Or the child who will not, for example, remain in bed may need to be held there.          
How long should restraint last?    
As long as it takes the child to cease movement.
This can be a matter of seconds but some children have been known to squirm or resist for as long as 30 minutes.
Under these circumstances the parents need to be able to take over from each other so that it is the child who tires and not the parents.        
How does the child leant to do without this type of punisher?    
Again the warning is vital as it was for the last two techniques.
It is also vital that a targeted desirable behaviour is taught to the child to compete with the punished behaviour.
This last statement should be true for most punishment situations but it is particularly necessary with the <head>restraint</head>method.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40163" docsrc="bnc_APX_545">
<context>
His buildings are as exciting naked as they are sumptuous when adorned.
I honour him as a &bquo;bridge&equo; between two ancient cultures &mdash; East and West &mdash; at a time when such positive influences are much needed.    
 El Wakil  : Culture is the interaction of man's intelligence with his environment.
What has happened in the modern period is a deviation, not a development: a deviation that is failing economically, socially, environmentally.
I do not mean to deny all that has happened &mdash; there are some beautiful modern buildings.
I mean the unleashed growth and expansion without regard to natural balance.
Very few people are aware of a limit to growth.
Today, new solutions &mdash; nuclear, solar, and so on &mdash; are still talked of in an expansive attitude when <head>restraint</head>is needed.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40168" docsrc="bnc_APP_332">
<context>
it had to be made clear that the Civil Rights Movement was not anti-constitutional.
In all the negotiations for the march and the meeting the police had been co-operative.
The Association would have changed the day if the Minister had consulted them, but he had banned it without enabling them to change their plans.
However, she declared, &bquo;We want to make our case that, for certain people in Northern Ireland there are no civil rights.
Have we made that clear?&equo;      
There were cheers when she added, &bquo;There may be people here who think you have to spill blood for this.
That would mean you are playing Mr Craig's game.'    
Eddie McAteer repeated Betty Sinclair's plea for <head>restraint</head> : &bquo;Join with me in wishing that no one should be exposed to hurt here today.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40172" docsrc="bnc_BNX_306">
<context>
And we do not charge the earth &mdash; in fact no more than a good quality single or double &bquo;standard&equo; bed.
Because our beds come straight from our factory we are able to cut out the middlemen's profit and keep our prices down.    
If you have a back problem, if your partner is heavier than you or if you suffer from back pain &mdash; contact OBAS now.    
 Now available in N. Ireland            
Boots Travel Safely    
Every year about 70 children are killed and more than 12,000 are injured whilst travelling in cars.
Three quarters of these lives could be saved and two-thirds of the injuries avoided, if all children in the back seat wore restraints.    
Since 1983 it has been compulsory for car drivers and front seat passengers of all ages to wear seat belts or use child safety <head>restraints</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40177" docsrc="bnc_CRM_5371">
<context>
In addition to the NOE-derived distance restraints, 108 hydrogen bonds were included in the final structure calculations based on the identification of the slowly exchanging amide protons from a series of  1   H/  15   N correlation spectra of the CsA/ &lsqb;U-  15   N&rsqb; CyP complex in  2   H  2   O and by visual inspection of preliminary structures of the complex derived solely from the NOE data.
Calculations began by generating starting cartesian coordinates for the  &bgr;   and  &ggr;   atoms from the covalent geometry and experimental restraints.
The remaining coordinates were obtained by least-squares fitting the side chains to the backbone positions before the next step of the refinement procedure, which consisted of high-temperature (2,000K) molecular dynamics followed by dynamical simulated annealing.
During this stage quadratic harmonic potentials were included for the covalent geometry, a square-well quadratic term was used for the distances and dihedral <head>restraints</head> , and a quartic potential was used for the van der Waals term (  F-   repel).
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40181" docsrc="bnc_A68_2482">
<context>
Harold Macmillan, prime minister since 1957 and an Anglican wanting to do the best for the Church, was sure to ask Fisher for his advice and would have felt scandalous if he had not.    
Fisher determined to resign from early in 1961.
He was 74 that coming April and felt that he was tired mentally.
And he  was   tired mentally, for once he addressed a bishops' meeting for a whole hour without stopping.
By the convention in force he had the duty of suggesting the name of a successor.
The biggest man in sight was the Archbishop of York.
Yet the last three years made Fisher doubt whether Ramsey was possible &mdash; because of his Catholic <head>restraint</head>on reunion schemes and his suspicion of the ecumenical movement, because of his willingness for wide Catholic liberties in the way of worship, and because of his attitude to law.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40185" docsrc="bnc_CBW_3955">
<context>
The rest is the information locked up in people's brains and which cannot be left behind.
This may be used, unless there is a valid, binding restraint clause &mdash; or &bquo;restrictive covenant&equo; &mdash; in the employee's contract.        
Note that the category of strictly sensitive information is, in practice, narrow and hard to establish, so if you want protection, you will need restraint clauses.    
A restrictive clause will only be upheld if it is &bquo;reasonable&equo; from everyone's viewpoint.
This means that it must not be wider than is reasonably necessary for the protection of the employer's business; it must not place an unreasonable <head>restraint</head>on the employee's freedom to earn his or her living; and it must not be too wide from the public viewpoint.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40188" docsrc="bnc_A28_504">
<context>
Last month, the Senate appropriations committee passed a bill that would cut &dollar;1.8bn (&pound;1.1bn) from the Trident D-5 programme, which has experienced a number of embarrassing failures in tests of the weapon.
Two sea tests, one in March and one in August, failed.
A second sea test in August was a success.
The budget cuts would mean significant delays in 1990 production of missiles, a handful of which are due to be sold to Britain.
An effort to restore half of the production funds failed in the full Senate.    
Last summer, the House of Representatives passed a bill funding the full &dollar;1.8bn requested by the Navy, but the vote was taken before the second sea test failure.
The chairman of the House defence sub-committee, John Murtha, a Democrat from Pennsylvania, has indicated that he is open to the kind of budget cuts made in the Senate because of the continued <head>restraints</head>on total military spending.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40193" docsrc="bnc_CEP_260">
<context>
Although the decisive opening goal, a brilliant volley by Nayim, owed nothing to planning, it was just reward for a display that emphasised the spirit of resilience that now prevails at the club.
Neil Ruddock headed home the second.    
MoM: Ruddock (dominant force).        
Bassett wins Wise support    
Ben Bacon    
Chelsea 1, Sheff Utd 2:    
ALTHOUGH Chelsea players won't be scrawling &bquo;Dave Bassett is innocent, OK&equo; along the Kings Road, they will help him against get off allegations of obscene behaviour.    
Chelsea midfielder Dennis Wise sprinted to his defence last night and turned against their own supporters after a couple of them had complained to police that the United boss had sworn and made a V-sign.    
I witnessed the entire episode during injury time and Bassett showed commendable <head>restraint</head>after being subjected to a torrent of personal abuse by Chelsea's yob element.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40196" docsrc="bnc_A04_424">
<context>
&bquo;I want to paint men and women with that something of the eternal which the halo used to symbolize,&equo; Van Gogh had written, groping to define for his brother the human essence that was his aim in pictures such as this.&equo;    
In other passages, the reader may find more difficulty in following Janson's judgement.
Here is a passage which shows that a survey can benefit from being used with other books (even though three of the sculptures mentioned are illustrated by Janson).    
Antoine Coysevox, a less self-conscious classicist than Girardon, was another sculptor employed by Lebrun at Versailles.
In his large stucco relief in the Salon de Guerre, the victorious Louis XIV retains the pose of Bernini's equestrian statue.
Coysevox's bust of Lebrun repeats &mdash; again with a certain <head>restraint</head>&mdash; the general outlines of Bernini's bust of Louis XIV.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40199" docsrc="bnc_C8F_666">
<context>
Early work on improving junctions in residential roads in the experimental area used temporary measures such as concrete tubs, but the final design makes use of ramps, tightening of the radius of the entrance, coloured paviours to emphasize the right of way of crossing foot and cycle traffic, tree planting and flowerbeds (Figures 6.6 and 6.7).    
Similar stages in reconstruction may be seen in the examination of the remodelling of the junction between the Altl&auml;nderstrasse and the main road bounding the trial area to the north.
Previously, speeding traffic along the main road often used the traffic islands painted on the road for overtaking purposes and was able to turn at speed into Buxtehude at this generously proportioned junction (Figure 6.8).
In rebuilding, the aim was to reduce the width of such turnings into residential areas and at the same time to achieve an optical signal that the <head>restraint</head>area had begun.
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</instance>

<instance id="restraint.40203" docsrc="bnc_AMM_1606">
<context>
It is important to establish whether the fossil animal actually lived in the environment which furnished its sedimentary cover, or whether its remains were swept in from some other place.
Fortunately it is usually easy to spot such intruders.
The type of sediment and the associated fossils will show whether the environment was marine, freshwater or terrestrial, providing the basic information into which the ecology of the animal has to be accommodated.
The sediments themselves may have preserved some of the tracks left by the animal (p. 20) to give direct evidence of its past activities.
From the tracks alone it is possible to be certain of the bipedal stance of certain dinosaurs, and to measure their stride.
The character of the rocks, and their setting in the past geography at the time when they accumulated, diagnoses the climatic setting in which the extinct fauna lived, and climate imposes certain <head>restraints</head>on possible modes of life.
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</instance>

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<instance id="sense.40003" docsrc="bnc_AN4_2307">
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Doubtless many poets envied Duck, for whom the queen had &bquo;Enlarg'd thy Bottle, and enrich'd thy Beer&equo;.
Yet, on one level, these poems mark a recognition that Stephen Duck had changed the relation of the labouring class to the literary market.
Whereas prior to his success literate elements in the labouring class had been mainly consumers of literature, now they could take on somewhat more confidently the role of producers in that broader market.
The growth of the book trade in the eighteenth century was necessary for that change.
Stephen Duck's poetry, for example, appeared in twelve editions before he published an authorized edition.
Booksellers could translate the royal favour into profit for themselves.
The booksellers in that <head>sense</head> amplified the vogue enjoyed by Duck's verse, and exploited it further by publishing other labouring poets.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40010" docsrc="bnc_ADS_161">
<context>
In no manner does the birth of this child put the other out of my mind nor can I accept he is a substitute but rather a reminder as if God wished to show me what I have lost and reprimand me for my carelessness.
When you tell Oreste that he has been blessed with a brother I beg you to remind him that he is his mother's  first-born   and as such has pride of place in her heart.
We are to christen this child Pilade, being the name of Ferdinando's maternal grandfather whom he wishes to honour.
Teach Oreste how to say it.
It is pronounced &bquo;Pil&equo; as in pill &bquo;a&equo; as in the exclamation &bquo;ah!&equo; and &bquo;de&equo; as in day.
The whole together is three syllables and pleasing I think to the tongue.    
Mrs Browning at least thought so.
Wilson took the baby in to see her as soon as she was about and he was admired but, she fancied, with some <head>sense</head> of distancing.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40014" docsrc="bnc_A1A_345">
<context>
Sinfield believed that they were often irredeemably tainted by ideology, at best to be read only in historical terms, or subject to symptomatic readings, seeking the fractures and fissures in the mystified surface of the text that showed the &bquo;true&equo; ideological conditions in which it was produced.
Against this, Ryan advanced the humanistic belief that the major canonical texts are not inherently reactionary, and that they contain implicit images and models of human freedom which transcend their immediate historical context and which later readers can respond to.
This is an interestingly eclectic argument which recalls Gadamer on the &bquo;fusion of horizons&equo; (the reader's and the text's), Marcuse on the utopian possibilities of high culture, and Sartre on the necessarily progressive implications of major literature.
Ryan represents a kind of Marxism that non-Marxists might do business with, in the <head>sense</head> that one can make a rational engagement with it.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40019" docsrc="bnc_BMV_26">
<context>
Modern historians have for long assumed this rise, and stressed its importance; and yet its nature and the evidence for it have never been properly analysed.
If we wish to map trends in population in the modern world, we can use the statistics provided by a modern census.
We can measure population fairly precisely; we can tell whether its rise was due to the birth of more children or to men and women living longer, that is, to a rise in the birth-rate or a fall in the death-rate.
If the birth-rate is rising, we can discover whether this is due to women bearing more children or having them younger, so that the generations succeed one another more rapidly.
Before 1400   there were no censuses in the modern <head>sense</head> , and at all periods before the nineteenth century it is difficult to find any precise evidence for population.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40027" docsrc="bnc_ARJ_731">
<context>
Dr Estelle Ramey, professor emeritus of physiology at Georgetown University School of Medicine, USA, explains that &bquo;your system is so delicately balanced that it's very difficult for your body to make two types of hormones at once.
So decisions are made in a bio-chemical fashion as to which is more immediately necessary.
When the brain starts signalling production of stress hormones it begins to inhibit sex hormone secretions.&equo;
So worry overcomes desire.    
Pheromones are another chemical influence on our sex life.
When Wicked Willie explains to his Man that &bquo;it's no good, I don't fancy Caroline and I never will&equo;, he means that in spite of Man's liking and respect for the girl, and even her physical attractiveness, there isn't that subtle sexual aroma exuded by pheromones.
Dr Macleod explains that these are &bquo;chemical substances emitted by an animal or person and they act via the <head>sense</head> of smell.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40030" docsrc="bnc_B3D_989">
<context>
Using professional public relations agencies it buys their expertise and contacts to produce high quality slots featuring nationally famous personalities to promote the library nationally.
Radio spots, too, have been bought and made available to libraries within the Association.    
The library can of course gain access to the media of television, radio     and particularly newspapers indirectly without formalizing a promotional campaign, provided it has something newsworthy to offer (and it may be that a library promotional effort may itself be newsworthy).
Local television, local radio stations and local newspapers especially are most easily accessible, but it is a relationship that needs to be worked at.
It is at this point that library promotion and publicity broadens into public relations, which, in its fullest treatment, is beyond the scope of this book.    
Marketing too, in its strictest <head>sense</head> , is outside our remit.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40035" docsrc="bnc_CHA_657">
<context>
By no means the next Nirvana as too prone to cuteness.        
OCEAN COLOUR SCHEME: Do Yourself A Favour    
The Oceans attempt once more to dent the charts, this time with a splenetic version of a Stevie Wonder song that I for one have never heard of.
The results are a bit like a small version of &bquo;Trampled Underfoot&equo; that has come from inside a Kinder egg.
Just as the singer is getting all Mick Hucknall and sweating and funky, the record stops for a bit to demonstrate the rather disappointingly &bquo;blues&equo; -orientated riff.
This record is a bit &bquo;we are ordinary&equo;.        
THE TAMBOURINES: You're So Beautiful    
Liverpool with guitars.
The Tambourines espouse a <head>sense</head> of melody, some noise and yer actual tinny round percussion instrument.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40038" docsrc="bnc_CCN_597">
<context>
Manifestations      
Gifts    
Physical and mental dexterity; finely tuned perceptions.
The ability to handle several activities at once.
Humour at the absurdity of events.
An eye for the significant among the trivial.
Skills in human relationships.        
Trials    
Loss of skill through illness or accident.
Loss of control over events.
The dulling of the <head>senses</head> with age.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40041" docsrc="bnc_CHB_2661">
<context>
It's only a thought, but is it possible that the person who threw the carton of orange juice and 50p piece at Morrissey at the Madness (  Madness  , not  Morrissey  ) gig was not some National Front yob but someone who felt that draping oneself in a Union Jack &mdash; still, like it or not, a symbol of racism &mdash; is itself racist?    
Morrissey should not be so arrogant as to think that he can, expecting no recrimination or criticism, use racist imagery without anything but the most ambiguous of reasons.
&bquo;The last truly British people you will ever know,&equo; &mdash; some hope, or some despair?    
No-one knows any longer when Morrissey is being sarcastic and when he is trying to awaken us to something.
Possibly, as someone new to The Smiths and their legacy, I simply am not used to Moz's <head>sense</head> of humour but, really, that joke's not funny anymore.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40046" docsrc="bnc_A5Y_993">
<context>
To achieve a similar end, one was opposed to recruits restricting their social networks to other members of the force.
All were opposed to graduate entry.
University is claimed to provide too narrow a background and the ethos of academe runs counter to the experiential emphasis in police bureaucracies.
There is also opposition to the &bquo;specialist knowledge&equo; which textbook-learnt policemen and women employ, sometimes drawn from the liberal social sciences.    
These boys can be all very good on paper.
Say, you have a problem with a youth, they could do you out this plan that would sound very good on paper &mdash; bring in the social workers, bring in the DHSS and juvenile liaison.
You ask a man who has a bit more experience and plenty of common <head>sense</head> ad he'll say to you, &bquo;Get the lad in, bring him home to his parents and the father will give him a clip round the ear.&equo;
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40050" docsrc="bnc_CET_721">
<context>
This question is impossible to answer.
If we look at, for example, Graeco-Roman mythology, we discover that the constellations in the night sky can be directly equated with gods, goddesses, heroes and other mythological notables.
Did the ancients watch the heavens and, from what they saw there, construct their whole complicated pantheon?
Or was it that they developed their legends of the deities and then saw' those deities portrayed in the sky?
Why did the ancients identify the planets with such important deities &mdash; Mars, Venus, Jupiter and the rest?
For that matter, why was the Moon &mdash; by far the most obvious object in the night sky &mdash; equated with only a minor deity, Diana?
Would the whole story not have made more <head>sense</head> had Jupiter been identified with the Sun, Venus with the Moon, and so on?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40056" docsrc="bnc_BMY_455">
<context>
The apparently outward world, perceived through our senses, is actually of the mind.    
Taking this perception to the lower species, we can begin to glimpse how both we and they are constructed, from within-out.
Just like ourselves, the real creature's feeling for itself is subjective, within its own mind structure.
What a fellow member of its same species sees of it, is quite different from what the individual feels about itself.
It is certainly very different from that which other species perceive of it, for the sense organs of different species are constructed differently and perceive things in different ways, as we have seen.    
In fact, it would appear that it is the mind and subtle structure of a creature, which &mdash; acting as a blueprint &mdash; determines the nature and structure of the physical <head>sense</head> organs themselves.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40060" docsrc="bnc_B1R_245">
<context>
The book is designed to bridge the gap between the very simple and inadequate descriptions of use given with many Homoeopathic remedies and the much larger texts, the depth and complexity of which would put Homoeopathy quite beyond all but the most dedicated of beginners.        
The method    
Firstly, the picture of the disease in the patient is needed.
The process of obtaining this information is called &bquo;taking the case&equo;.        
Taking the case    
There are only two requirements when taking a case and they are interdependent:  Observation   with all the senses and  objectivity   or freedom from interpretation of what is observed.          
Observation    
Observation involves seeing, hearing, smelling, touching and, rarely, tasting!
The vital clue to an individual's sickness may come through any of the <head>senses</head> , so use them all.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40066" docsrc="bnc_AB3_795">
<context>
Prince's adolescence was spent, by his own account, in daydreams (of sex, of fame) in the basement lair where he also learned his multi-instrumental virtuoso skills.
This little bubble of unreality has since expanded until it enfolds the entire Paisley Park complex in Minneapolis, with all the technology and all his minions at Prince's beck and call.    
This reminds me of two things.
The Jesus and Mary Chain's perpetual twilight adolescence, cooped in their bedrooms, steeping themselves in pop and producing, years later, pop of their own, veined (like Prince's) with references and allusions.
And Des Esseintes, the aristocrat recluse in Huysmans  Against Nature  , who dedicates himself to the diligent pursuit of ever more rarefied and unnatural means of stimulating the <head>senses</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40071" docsrc="bnc_AC6_758">
<context>
Between the questioning and answering of faith    
That still projects itself along the rusting shaft.    
The blind may never see this proof of hope.    
They cannot find it here in stone as soft as sand    
Whose dusty roses shroud the scene and shell their eyes.    
They count their steps along the darkened streets,    
Fumbling a lottery of falling leaves, and crying to the stones    
Their message for the day, which is today.          
That last line was a memory of all the blind lottery-ticket sellers we had heard crying &bquo;Para hoy!
Para hoy!&equo;
Our ideas about faith were taken from my readings of Unamuno, and in this poem from one of the essays, &bquo;Faith, Hope and Charity&equo;, from  The Tragic <head>Sense</head> of Life  : &bquo;A faith that does not doubt is a dead faith.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40076" docsrc="bnc_CAE_1520">
<context>
They con people with their music by getting across a romantic side of themselves when really there's none there.
It's all about money and egos.&equo;    
IT'S AT times like this when one begins to wonder about The Franks &amp; Walters.
During a previous cross-town cab-journey, the band quizzed the driver about his car's air conditioning &mdash; an absolute necessity in this blistering heat.
After the cabbie had explained the concept behind a warm engine and cold air, Ashley gave the matter some thought and then gave a triumphant shout: &bquo;So it's like a fridge then, right?&equo;
Right!    
Like, are they more sussed than the rest of us?
Have they mastered a second sight which differs from their brethren in the <head>sense</head> that they can appreciate things no-one else can? or are they, in fact, totally bloody bonkers?      
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40079" docsrc="bnc_ACV_1145">
<context>
Now he knew what they meant in books when characters were described as being &bquo;frozen to the spot&equo;.
He  was   frozen to the spot.
He had neither the will nor the courage to stir.
And talking of books,  The Forest and the Fire   still lay on the pillow where he had left it, before getting undressed.    
Should he call for help?
What, and tell whoever came in that he had been frightened by a feather?
They would think him mad.
Gradually, repeating over and over that there had to be a simple explanation, he had summoned up enough confidence to take hold of the note again, and the feather.
His first instinct was to fling them out of the window; to put as much distance as he could between them and him.    
On second thoughts, if he was to try and make <head>sense</head> of the puzzle, he would need them for reference.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40082" docsrc="bnc_A0J_2020">
<context>
Giving the Town hall back to the people of Ealing was achieved by re-locating administrative staff in an adjacent building, and using the space thus created for lettable function rooms.      
One such room was especially adapted for partially sighted people and the hard of hearing, so that special interest groups with immobility or other disabilities could make use of the function room.
This room was equipped with an induction loop to transmit sound to people with suitably receptive hearing aids.
Also, in association with the Partially Sighted Society, special adaptations were made.
These were to install illuminations up to 1000 Lux, but all indirectly to avoid sparkle and glare in the abnormally thick spectacles of partially sighted people.
A deep black dado below the white walls surrounds the room in order to provide an enhanced <head>sense</head> of perspective to those who see only a blur and have to find their way using very little visual data.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40085" docsrc="bnc_CLN_194">
<context>
The &bquo;compunctions of conscience are in general of a far more fleeting nature&equo;.
The implications of this change in tone emerged explicitly in Grenville's setting aside of &bquo;the effusions of a blind and generous passion&equo; in favour of &bquo;cool judgement&equo; since the issue involved &bquo;a large portion of the interests of the British empire of which it is your Lordships&equo; duty, as an House of parliament, to take care&equo;.    
At one level, then, leading abolitionists in parliament came to the conclusion that the language of practicality, of plausible calculations about population increase in the future in the West Indies if importations from Africa were stopped, were more likely to be effective on their colleagues.
This arose in part from a strong <head>sense</head> of parliament's unique place and function in the political system.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40088" docsrc="bnc_CBR_10">
<context>
It provides a conceptual setting for what follows in the succeeding chapters.    
This perspective aims to present teaching as a self-conscious enquiring enterprise whereby classroom activities are referred to theoretical principles of one sort or another.
These principles essentially define the subject: they are the bearings that teachers need to take in order to plot their course.
The theory which provides such bearings may come from a variety of sources: from experience or experiment, from sudden inspirational insight, from the archives of conventional wisdom.
But wherever it comes from, the theory needs to be made explicit and public if its relevance to pedagogy is to be effectively assessed.    
This is not to deny that individual teachers may be highly effective in making their own way by an intuitive <head>sense</head> of direction.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40093" docsrc="bnc_CLR_796">
<context>
After the fiasco of the EDC, the French National Assembly was generally regarded as being the place where the Treaty of Rome would stand or fall, particularly as the Fourth Republic was entering its final prolonged crisis, with ever weaker governments struggling to survive.
In the event, the treaties easily overcame this potential   baptism of fire; in fact, the French Parliament was the first to approve ratification.
Finally, with ratification by the Netherlands in December 1957, the EEC and Euratom were ready to operate.    
The EEC began its existence with an Assembly meeting in Strasbourg in March 1958.
Meeting in the home of the Council of Europe, it brought back memories of that body's inaugural session a decade earlier; the same tangible mood of excitement and <head>sense</head> of history was present.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40098" docsrc="bnc_ADF_1030">
<context>
The grain will be out of sight, and certainly in some unexpected place.
The grain may be in a pocket, hidden inside a box, or out of sight above the horse on a bird table.
Yet the horse, never having discovered food in such a place before, will stop short in its tracks and say, quite clearly, &bquo;I want it!&equo;    
The horse's sense of smell is acute, and it is dependent upon it for adequate communication with other horses.
A mare checks her foal by smelling it; and horses check the acceptability of each other by nostril to nostril sniffing; they even check us over too.    
When people meet in a social situation, they assess each other visually.
They often know from this visual appraisal almost immediately if another person interests them or not.
However, the horse usually assesses others through its <head>sense</head> of smell.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40101" docsrc="bnc_CEF_1492">
<context>
 Complaining    
&bquo;Isn't it hot here?&equo;
&bquo;The boss is really getting to all of us, now.&equo;
Voicing of complaints can be done by someone who assumes the status of acting as collective mouthpiece.
 Sub-text  : &bquo;Everyone else is feeling the same as me.&equo;
 Comment  : Sometimes mistakenly done to create commonality by people who assume that others share their grievances.
Moaners get attention but they're not much fun to have around!      
 Humour    
&bquo;Have you heard the one about&hellip;?&equo;
Humour is known as &bquo;the great leveller&equo;.
It is, provided that other people share your <head>sense</head> of humour and the timing is appropriate.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40108" docsrc="bnc_AK9_1067">
<context>
Britain's recession has been worse.
Unemployment is 9.4 per cent and rising, compared with 7.3 per cent and falling.
British inflation is higher, American wages higher still.    
Democrats are still stuck with the label of &bquo;the tax-and-spend party&equo;.
If voters vote with their wallet in both countries, the Bushites &mdash; come November &mdash; should have a bigger marginal edge than the Major lot on Thursday.    
The parallels should not, however, be drawn too tightly.
On the economy, Americans may be better off, but they also have higher expectations.
Americans still have to believe that they and their society are getting better all the time.
Staying level isn't good enough.
The figures may be better, but a <head>sense</head> of directionless malaise in America may hurt Mr Bush harder.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40113" docsrc="bnc_CKC_2630">
<context>
Not without difficulty he undid two spring clips and lifted the lid.
&bquo;Waterproof, by Jove.&equo;
He looked at the contents.
&bquo;Means nothing to me.&equo;    
Hawkins took the box from him, lifted out some sheets of paper and a paperback book, examined them briefly and   shook his head.
&bquo;Means nothing to me, either.
Denholm?&equo;    
Denholm shuffled through the papers.
&bquo;In Greek, naturally.
Looks like a list of names, addresses and telephone numbers to me.
But I can't make <head>sense</head> of it.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40117" docsrc="bnc_BMY_1108">
<context>
Mentally or instinctively he is looking for the pattern and his antennae are an outward expression of that inward instinct.
Or he may be looking for a particular foodplant, or flower for nectar, searching for a special smell or a particular electromagnetic emission.
Or he could be following a highway of pheromonal signals laid down by fellow members of his species &mdash; a trail leading to food, maybe.    
Similarly, a migrating bird could be seeking a particular patterning of the stars or an instinctive orientation to the Earth's magnetic field.
But nowhere in the genes does it say, &bquo;Fly south, my friend, when the evenings draw in.&equo;
Yet there may be genetic information encoded on the construction of the particular physical <head>sense</head> and motor organs required to perform the deed.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40125" docsrc="bnc_B0N_471">
<context>
In order to fulfil the aims of the CAB the manager will be responsible for training, support, supervision, advice work, following up casework, social policy work, publicity, bureau development, community contact, as well as budgeting, funding and liaising with the management committee, NACAB area and central offices, and of course general management.
The advice workers constitute the manager's main resource and the area officer and training officer form a basic support team at NACAB area office.
These job descriptions are also contained in Appendix A. Although a familiarity with these tasks on paper is important to achieve an understanding of bureau work, their expansiveness should not be allowed to deter the potential applicant.    
Nor should the issues and problems examined here be allowed to overshadow the fact that 15,000 people in the UK are experiencing great satisfaction, involvement and a <head>sense</head> of achievement within their communities through their work in a Citizens Advice Bureau.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40129" docsrc="bnc_ADC_1011">
<context>
A century separates the &bquo;conversion&equo; of the English, beginning in the years around 600, from that of the Franks, and even more years divide Bede's  Ecclesiastical History of the English People   (  c   .720) from Gregory's  History of the Franks   (  c   .590).
Yet there is much that these two great historians have in common, and not only their sense of foreboding, their anxiety about the future, and a vision of past greatness; they share, above all, a need to give the Christianity of their compatriots, Franks or English, roots in the Roman past.
Like Eusebius and the other ecclesiastical historians, their great achievement was to articulate a <head>sense</head> of a &bquo;Christianity&equo; identical with the &bquo;Christianity&equo; embodied in societies profoundly different in character from their own.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40132" docsrc="bnc_CA5_58">
<context>
We can move beyond our five senses, learning to sense subtle energies, to work on the &bquo;inner planes&equo;, to communicate telepathically, to heal with light and colour, to travel to higher realms, to contact our Higher Self and guides, and expand our awareness of unseen dimensions.
Just beyond our &bquo;common sense&equo; reality lies an unimaginable wealth of metaphysical (beyond-the-physical) realities.
As Seth reminds us, &bquo;Consciousness is far more mobile than you realize.&equo;    
Our normal reality is like each of us living in a tiny, windowless cell in a house that contains a hundred thousand rooms and covers a thousand acres of land.   
(Michael J. Roads)          
So &mdash; where do you begin?
If you accept metaphysics &mdash; whether very tentatively, or from a deep <head>sense</head> of inner   knowing &mdash; how can you use it to transform your everyday life?
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40137" docsrc="bnc_CDV_884">
<context>
The ultimate source for much that has been discussed must certainly be  Pearl  , with its story of the (failed) escape from mortality, its heavily traditional phrasing, and its fantastically complex metrical scheme, of twelve-line cross-rhymed stanzas with alliteration, assonance, syntax-variation and (even Tolkien did not attempt this) stanza-linking and refrains.ii However the  Pearl   tradition did not last till Shakespeare and Milton and the Romantics, who are accordingly and to that extent impoverished.
Tolkien obviously hoped in one way to recreate it.
More generally, the link between the last three sections of this book is Tolkien's perception, from  Pearl   and from poems like it, that poetry does not reduce to plain <head>sense</head> (so far most critics would agree with him), but furthermore that this is because words have over the centuries acquired meanings not easily traced in dictionaries, available however to many native speakers, and (this is where many critics part company) at times breaking through the immediate intentions of even poetic users.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40143" docsrc="bnc_AHC_1492">
<context>
The current models use a General Motors automatic transmission (with R-R's own finger-light electric selector) and German-made electronic engine management systems and anti-lock braking.    
Which would I prefer to own?
As pure driving machines, there is no real comparison &mdash; the Mercedes is streets ahead.
Despite its bulk and weight, it handles like a much smaller car.
Its performance is formidable: in this context, a fairer comparison would be with the Bentley Turbo R from the Rolls-Royce stable.    
But at the end of the day, superb machine though it is, the Mercedes is still just another Mercedes &mdash; one of more than half-a-million produced annually, all bearing the famous silver star.    
So if you want to be noticed, and enjoy a more exclusive <head>sense</head> of well-being, there is still nothing like a Rolls.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40147" docsrc="bnc_AMT_1316">
<context>
Nor can we think of the Christian God as three persons in the way that we normally consider them to be, or we would surely have to conclude that it was a religion committed to polytheism.
Christians recognise this, of course, and therefore they emphasise that their three divine persons form a unity as &bquo;one substance&equo;.
I will not enter here into the complex Christian debate over the nature of the Trinity.
What   we can clearly recognise, however, is that it is a religion committed to a view that God is personal in a different manner from that in which individual human beings are personal.    
Given that this is so, what sense can we make of the way in which God, as opposed to John or Jane Smith, is personal?
What <head>sense</head> can be made of divine as opposed to human &bquo;personality&equo;?    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40151" docsrc="bnc_CLD_1365">
<context>
If his father had lived he would now have been in his sixtieth year.
Every time that he wrote postcards to his mother and to his grandparents memories of his father revived.
Memories of a man going overseas in his best uniform.
Memories of a man coming home for burial, with full military honours&hellip;
Such a very long time ago.    
He had once heard an Englishman say that what he knew of nuclear physics could be written on the back of a blackcurrant.
It was an expression that still gave him pleasure and he would have used it to describe his own limited grasp of the subject, but it would have been wasted on the sparrow-sized man across the big desk from him.
The Colonel had swiftly appreciated that if he needed to describe Dr Tariq's <head>sense</head> of humour the backside of a blackcurrant was all he needed, and to spare.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40154" docsrc="bnc_AHC_882">
<context>
&bquo;The problem is that the expectations of many parents are too high.
Offering the children a reward to achieve a standard they may feel they never can is often counter-productive.
They are quite likely to give up.
I feel that children should be brought up with the idea of doing the best they can &mdash; for themselves.&equo;    
She is amazed how many teenagers are allowed out during the week in the run-up to examinations.
&bquo;Parents are too frightened to say no.
Many suffer from the liberal philosophy they remember from the '60s and don't want to sort out their priorities on their own &mdash; however much they assure you they can.
And if parents have special knowledge of a subject they should help the child.&equo;    
Banning television or video games during the week is common <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40159" docsrc="bnc_AMH_412">
<context>
The creation of a separate Northern Ireland Office in Brussels is designed to draw the Province closer to the European mainstream.
Its creation represents the energies and commitment of organisations &mdash; individuals over many months.    
The office is a tangible recognition at many levels in this community of a determination to ensure that the Province plays a significant role in the Europe of the Nineties, of the Single Market and economic integration.    
Every sector of the Northern Ireland community &mdash; industrial, agricultural, commercial, social &mdash; will need accurate information from Brussels to maximise the benefits for Northern Ireland of the Single Market.    
It makes <head>sense</head> that the Province should draw closer to the heart of the Community, where decisions which will affect every individual and company will increasingly be taken.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40163" docsrc="bnc_AB3_700">
<context>
He spends his money and himself too quickly, runs up massive bills, gives, gives, gives, takes, takes, takes, fast forwards himself to extremes of bliss, extremes of abjection, invests unwisely in the single love-object, the addiction or the fetish.
The results are often catastrophic.
Pop creates more problems than it solves.
In love, the sensitive, reflective songwriter will treat the issue as a matter for negotiation, a question of exchange, the construction of a partnership.
This vision of love as healing or therapeutic, scours desire of its irrational elements, ravenous appetite, inequality, worship, degradation and devouring.    
To essences and opposites: decency-rock is conscience, consideration, assessment, education.
Pop is vandalism, hysteria, oblivion, truancy&hellip;        
LOVE JUICE TOPSOIL?    
The demand for good songs occurs when people who have grown up with pop are forced to accommodate their love of pop within their new <head>sense</head> of themselves as responsible adults.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40168" docsrc="bnc_AB3_1111">
<context>
&bquo;  The Mercy Seat   is about this person in solitary confinement, becoming more sensitive to inanimate objects, and as he sits thinking about human and Divine Justice, finding himself judging these things as Good or Evil.&equo;    
Some say that  The Mercy Seat   is the best thing Cave has done for five years, since Mutiny in  Heaven  .
I wouldn't go so far (that would be to devalue all the peaks in the interim) &mdash; but the single is stupendous.
It's a gigantic, near-illegible swirl-surge, a horizontal, disciplined avalanche.
With its maddened strings, echo-chamber vocal and the odd filigree of lonesome country whistling, it is vaguely suggestive of the sixties pop-melodrama of &bquo;Wichita Lineman&equo; or &bquo;Something's   Gotten Hold of My Heart&equo;.
But a <head>sense</head> of the epic driven to such histrionic pitch that it verges on Velvet's White noise and viola hysteria.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40172" docsrc="bnc_CJF_2055">
<context>
&bquo;We're not a distinguished family, merely an old one.
My great grandfather lost a fortune because he was fascinated by a subject for which he had absolutely no talent &mdash; finance.
Someone told him that the way to make money was to buy when the shares were low and sell when they were high.
A simple enough rule which struck his rather undeveloped mind with the force of divine inspiration.
He had absolutely no difficulty in following the first precept.
The problem was that he never had the opportunity to follow the second.
He had a positive genius for picking losers.
So had his father.
In his case the losers were on four legs.
But I feel grateful to great grandfather nevertheless.
Before he lost his money he had the good <head>sense</head> to commission John Soane to design the Campden Hill Square house.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40177" docsrc="bnc_BMC_1036">
<context>
Schrader refers to the short,  written out   cadenza-like flourish just before the final cadences of the  Prelude in F minor BWV534   as a precedent, but this does not seem justification enough, particularly as the cadenza he provides in this case is much more than merely a brief manual flourish.
No doubt evidence for such a procedure will one day come to light!
&lsqb;JB&rsqb;        
Magnificat; Sanctus in C: Sanctus in D: CALDARA: Magnificat in C: KUHNAU: Magnificat in C; ANON (attrib.
KUHNAU): Magnificat in D      
There are already five major contenders for the &bquo;authentic&equo; Bach  Magnificat   crown, although I harbour mild reservations concerning them all.
Herreweghe (  Harmonia Mundi    ) takes a broadly naturalistic view, allowing the text to unfold without resorting to the jet-propulsion treatment of so many Baroque choral recordings nowadays.
Bach's ear-catching sonorities are savoured to the full, although much of the score's inner vitality and extraordinary <head>sense</head> of forward momentum is sacrificed in the process.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40181" docsrc="bnc_ABK_583">
<context>
In Claude Berri's latest film, &bquo;Uranus&equo;, he knocks back a whole bottle of wine without pausing for breath; although he insists that it was merely coloured water, his fans believe otherwise.
Mr Depardieu also delights in adding lurid colour to his teenage days on the streets of Ch&acirc;teauroux.
He sought shelter at night with prostitutes, and earned money in various unlawful ways.
When his home town made him an &bquo;honoured citizen&equo; some years ago, he reminded friends that &bquo;they used to fling me in jail&equo;.    
He has dismissed as &bquo;dirtying, disgusting and unfair&equo; charges in Time and the Washington Post that he took part in a gang rape at the age of nine.
That is the kind of exploit he might well claim after a drink or two, expecting his audience first to gasp, then to roar with laughter.
Unfortunately, Americans appear to have no <head>sense</head> of the Gallic tradition of ribald humour that goes back to Rabelais.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40185" docsrc="bnc_ACV_1583">
<context>
It was Emily who answered, her voice cold and precise.
&bquo;It's obvious what he means,&equo; she said.
&bquo;Someone's taken it.&equo;    
Mungo's head buzzed with a dozen more questions, but again he thought it better not to ask them.
Nevertheless, as he and Emily crossed the road, he wondered about this new revelation.
Perhaps Rose's parents had wanted the shoe back?
That was understandable enough.
But if so, why had they not walked in and asked for it?
Were they so poor that they couldn't afford to pay?
In that case Mr Zamoyski would almost certainly have handed the shoe over free of charge.
The unexpected development seemed to make no more   <head>sense</head> than the feather and the note; or, for that matter, the glass ball.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40188" docsrc="bnc_CMS_1065">
<context>
However, the outcome had been chosen by the broker land-agent, who referred the client and explained what was needed to lawyer C.    
(3)    
The third doubtfully determined outcome was from a builder who had been in financial difficulties.
Lawyer C had conveyed his house in the teeth of a re-possession order from a loan company, and generally extricated him from the debts of his own dissolved partnership.
Thus the case could properly be classified as one in which the client determined the outcome.
Unfortunately, however, he did not pay lawyer C's firm.
The   firm recovered their money by retaining monthly instalments paid to the client via them from the buyer of the client's house, to whom the client had lent &pound;400 to secure the sale.
As lawyer C explained to me, this was right in morality and common <head>sense</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40193" docsrc="bnc_BM4_1408">
<context>
For some promotion will engender a proper sense of pride and excitement; but a sense of humility and service will equally be called for.
For others there may be a lack of preferment and other problems of staleness and complacency.
There are endless variation.
But this group are the bedrock of the institution &mdash; and as such should figure prominently in our prayers.    
Finally, there will be the new Members.
Most will privately confess to an initial sense of utter bewilderment, but necessity will drive them to adapt to their new way of life.
Almost before they realise it, they may even find themselves defending some of the more absurd parliamentary conventions.
Their families will also find life very different and testing.
In some ways this group may be in most need of our prayers, but the <head>sense</head> of freshness and opportunity pervades.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="sense.40196" docsrc="bnc_C8V_1815">
<context>
For both good and bad reasons the emphasis on man's individuality which has dominated the West since the close of the Middle Ages is now being discouraged in favour of emphasizing community.
Man's individuality is now viewed against wider frames of unity such as the state, the balance of nature, the progress of evolution and the historical process.
The merits of individuality are being lumped together with the dangers and both are being dismissed as &bquo;individualism&equo;.
The advantages of unity over diversity, or collectivism over individualism, are assumed to be self-evident and the obvious totalitarian overtones are ignored.    
People in groups are now apt to think in ways that a more independently-minded age would have rejected.
The obvious checks to this are a <head>sense</head> of individual identity, a willingness to assume responsibility, a mature morality and a developed sense of integrity.
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</instance>

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<context>
The killing a year ago of Kenya's foreign minister, Robert Ouko, is still unsolved.
His burnt and tortured body was found on a brushy hill near his home in western Kenya.
The government refuses to release a Scotland Yard report on the death, and is instead running its own commission of inquiry.
The dead man's brother has gone to ground.
Lavish press coverage keeps the issue before the public.
The government says it had nothing to do with the case.
Kenya's tranquillity could vanish if it were shown to be involved: the killing prompted the first of last year's riots.    
Meanwhile the government sometimes betrays its old paranoia.
This month the ruling party's organ absurdly accused Uganda of planning an invasion, inciting a ritual round of denunciation from party leaders.
Mr Moi himself occasionally gives off whiffs of his old <head>sense</head> of encirclement.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40203" docsrc="bnc_CN2_1208">
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He will at a very early stage have taken steps to preserve evidence, possibly by photographic and other means, of an ephemeral or fleeting nature such as ice (if he is lucky the temperature on the ground since the crash could still be below freezing), or fuel leaking away from a damaged tank or fuel filter, or soot deposits indicative of fire in the air which could be washed away by rain or other disturbance.    
Plate 11 A fractured crankshaft form a piston engine showing typical characteristics of metal fatigue.
(Photo by permission of the Royal Aircraft Establishment, Farnborough.)    
Then the engineering investigator will be concerned to trace the integrity of all the flying controls from the initial input in the cockpit to the final deflection of the control surface, with all the correct follow-up of intervening systems and components such as   hydraulic and electrical servo systems, jacks, selectors and the operation in the correct <head>sense</head> of the appropriate servo-tabs, anti-balance tabs, balance panels, spring-tabs and everything else associated with the pilot's ability to manoeuvre the aircraft.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40206" docsrc="bnc_C8A_915">
<context>
I associated the whole family thing with being older and I was holding on to my youth.
I could feel it pulling me in, but I wanted to remain a bachelor.
After about a year I gave in to the pull and discovered that fatherhood has made me a much more serious person.
I used to approach my future like a loose cannon, but now I'm really trying to do the best work I can because I think about my daughter all the time.    
You have now settled down with Bria's mother, model Nicole Mitchell.
Can you explain why you fell in love with her?    
Nicole is the sweetest person I've ever met, and she doesn't suffocate me.
She does her own thing and she's fine.
I feel so proud of her when we're out together.
It's very rare that you meet a woman as fine as she is who also has a <head>sense</head> of humour.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40211" docsrc="bnc_CK1_503">
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The &bquo;insuperable logical difficulty&equo;, according to James, is that &bquo;no single  quale   of sensation can, by itself, amount to a consciousness of  position  &hellip;
Position has nothing intrinsic about it&equo;.
To understand this, one has to think along certain lines, about what it means to talk of a sensation being in a certain part of one's body.
I shall now try to make explicit what these lines are.    
A person may say that he feels a pain in his foot, where his shoe pinches him.
The grammatical similarity of this to talk of a person feeling, say a  pin   in his foot might lead one to suppose that pains are  in   parts of one's body in the same way as pins, wounds and broken bones, are in parts of one's body; that is, that they differ from these latter only in being invisible, intangible, and so on: they are the proper objects of the <head>sense</head> of pain.
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</instance>

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I got round this potential danger of tonal contrasts by ensuring that I was near enough to the boat to see it mainly in its own shadows (figure XX), thus reducing the glare of white, and thereby allowing a less contrasting tonal interplay between boat and background.
Even with this stratagem the blue of sky and the green of palm trees is darkened considerably.
At the time, I felt it was no bad thing, for it helped intensify that curious brooding quality which is such an important element in so many tropical landscapes, and especially those of Polynesia.    
After the hassle of dealing with the subtle sunlight of evening, it was a sheer relief to set up tripod at the Moorea Village Hotel, and shoot a few of the guests relaxing at sunset beneath the convenient palm-tree across the still waters of the swimming pool (figure XX).
This image is almost entirely man-made, save perhaps for the palm-tree, yet it still evokes a <head>sense</head> of paradise.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40220" docsrc="bnc_ART_2031">
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One letter stood out from the rest.
It was addressed to THE FRIED EGG OF ROCK'N'ROLL and written in the scrawly childlike handwriting that so often accompanied humorous dispatches from the house of Morrissey.
Inside the envelope was a postcard depicting the sleeve of The Smiths' forthcoming &bquo;Queen Is Dead&equo; album.
On the reverse, more scrawled words said, HALEBARNS 6, HYDE 0.    
One week later another such envelope popped mysteriously through the letter box, this time addressed to STAR OF STAGE, SCREEN AND TRAMPOLINE.
The envelope contained a &bquo;Big Mouth Strikes Again&equo; label with the words AND SO SAY ALL OF US scrawled strangely on the other side.
The writer filed the exhibit for future reference, happy that court case or no court case, the pop star in question had a <head>sense</head> of humour.    
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40223" docsrc="bnc_B7F_162">
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After failing to persuade his employer to produce a similar program, Ward developed one of his own, in partnership with an American programmer called Rusty Luring.
Since February last year, Ward has sold 3600 copies of the program, called Micromodeller, mainly to run on Apple computers.    
With annual sales running at about &pound;1 million, Intelligence (UK) now owns two subsidiaries &mdash; Herbvale, which produces software, and Merton Electronics, which makes electronic components.
The company also exports programs to owners of computers in the United States.    
One reason for Ward's success is the way he has promoted his products.
He has emphasised public relations to some effect: a single article in a national newspaper brought 1000 enquiries about Micromodeller.
In this <head>sense</head> Ward is not typical of the people who run the new electronics firms.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40226" docsrc="bnc_BMY_472">
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Leaving aside the question of how such a  perfect   and  whole   symbiotic relationship could have ever  evolved,  Darwinian-style and piecemeal, out of &bquo;random fluctuations in the DNA of wasp and orchid&equo;, we are left with the interesting observation that the mind structure, or instinct, of the wasp is organized in such a way that it instinctively seeks this particular shape, for the purposes of fulfilling its urge to mate.    
This instinct &mdash; along with all the other instinctive and subtle inward facets which make up the creature &mdash; then acts as the blueprint for the actual patterning, formation or projection of the physical sense organ and body itself.
The &bquo;mind&equo; of the wasp, therefore, seeks the pattern of the female through an appropriately structured <head>sense</head> organ,  but the primary experience of the creature lies in its mind  and subtle structure.
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</instance>

<instance id="sense.40229" docsrc="bnc_CJ1_1389">
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 Ta'kwanya   and  ta'kwakomenae   are the two components, or forces, of    ta'kwaru  , &bquo;the life of thoughts&equo;, both of which come from the crystal boxes of the gods.
 Ta'kwanya   refers to all those particular cultural capabilities a specific type of people have that enable them to live as they do: it is their means of living and fulfilling their material needs; it is their way of doing things in the material sense.
It is a category that includes both reproductory capabilities and the knowledge and abilities to transform the earth's resources for use: for acquiring food, for making tools, for processing food, for being fertile, for doing ritual.
It also includes language and social norms.
There is a strong <head>sense</head> of violence attached to the notion of  ta'kwanya  ; for this category of creative, cultural capability is comprised of poisonous forces and carries with it the idea of  predation   (see Overing 1986a).
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<instance id="simple.40001" docsrc="bnc_B1R_279">
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Other things to be observed would be the patient's appearance, presence or absence of heat and sweat in different areas of the body, his behaviour and mood, what he wants in his surroundings and environment, does he want to be still or moving, if he moves why does he move, does he want fresh air or to be covered, or both, or neither, and so on!        
Refer to the tables for ideas    
A brief look at the tables will give you an idea of the type of symptoms and detail that is required.
After the patient has run out of things to tell you on his own initiative make enquiries into each of the sections covering the particular complaint of the patient.
Ask for details of sensations, where they are situated, where they move to, how they start and change, find out what the pattern is but take care to use open ended questions whenever possible; questions that cannot be answered by a <head>simple</head>&bquo;yes&equo; or &bquo;no&equo;, such as &bquo;How does your head feel?&equo; instead of &bquo;Do you have a headache?&equo;    
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The same company also made a French language course and many advertising mini-discs.
Despite their apparent fragility, there are lots of examples surviving today, and collectors were genuinely sorry when the series came to a halt after only forty-two weeks.
Durium records probably came nearest to making sound recordings really accessible to the masses, forming a gramophonic equivalent of the paper-backed book.    
None of these unbreakable records succeeded in displacing shellac.
Actually, shellac was perhaps the least important constituent; the most important was slate dust, whose abrasive and gritty properties were needed for a rather unusual reason.
As we saw earlier, discs permitted <head>simple</head>and cheap record-players; but the advantage was lost if the record-players had to have sapphire or diamond points made out of precious gems.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40012" docsrc="bnc_APH_637">
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The argument made here is that already applied to Halgren's (1974) results.
It is thus, of course, open to the objection that was raised previously &mdash; that a loss of associability incurred during pre-exposure might obscure the transfer effect generated by such inhibition as was also acquired.    
But Best's experiment included another feature that helps establish the distinction between latent and conditioned inhibition.
His procedure for testing the properties of the target flavour was one in which the rats were given a choice between this flavour and some other.
He found (see also Batson and Best (1981)) that animals given his discrimination training procedure showed an enhanced preference for the safe flavour (the conditioned inhibitor).
Subjects given <head>simple</head>pre-exposure to the target flavour showed no such preference.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40016" docsrc="bnc_CB6_1355">
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Nor did the Nonconformity which had survived the later Stuart period serve much as a form of social control, except for the small numbers it served.
When John Wesley visited the county in 1773 he found support at Rye, as might have been expected, but little elsewhere: the locals were too fond of the smuggling and intemperance he preached so strongly against.
Where Methodism succeeded locally it tended to be of the brand, Lady Huntingdon's, which appealed most to middling townsfolk.
The revival of Evangelicalism in the later part of the eighteenth century was taken up by the groups whose passion for reform, restricting drunkenness and violent sports, were opposed to the whole basis of the Sussex labourers&equo; principal recreations; <head>simple</head>religious faith in fundamentals among ordinary people may not have been much affected, but organised religion was probably largely irrelevant to the pattern of daily life.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40025" docsrc="bnc_ARC_805">
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The Grammar School was, indubitably, still the best school in the town but all this change on his doorstep was unsettling.
The view had been spoilt, and the drains became complicated.
The latter (in which I took a great personal interest) required the installation of a special engine to pump up the Secondary Modern sewage into a tank, at the Grammar School level, from which it could then flow gently eastwards towards the Oxford Road.
This machine would leap spontaneously and noisily into life at all hours of the day and night.
My predecessor took me carefully aside to explain that this device was part of a plot by the Director of Education either to drive him from his place or to impose comprehensives on the whole campus.
If it was, then it failed.
He retired only after his sixty-fifth birthday, and it proved quite <head>simple</head>to reduce the engine to efficient silence.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40029" docsrc="bnc_AAC_742">
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Killing with racial undertones halts town's minicab service.    
By Martin Wainwright pic Joan Russell &bquo;S.    
ORRY love, no taxis today,&equo; said Mr Mohammed Siddique repeatedly, as the phone at Huddersfield Taxis jangled every couple of minutes.
&bquo;Top Town Cars?
No, they're shut too.
And GT.
And Three Star.
No, I don't think anyone's open today, love.&equo;    
The shutdown yesterday by Huddersfield's eight main minicab firms, all Asian-owned and with only a handful of non-Asian staff, followed a fatal stabbing in the most serious incident in an outbreak of violence involving drivers and their customers.    
Racial abuse forms a regular part of this, although drivers, as well as police, see the issue as more complex than <head>simple</head>&bquo;Paki-bashing&equo;.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40033" docsrc="bnc_CEJ_1262">
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The parable, however, only makes sense when seen against the method of farming followed in Palestine at that time.
Certainly some seed was wasted but this is exactly what used to happen.
The sowing was done before the ploughing.        
Meaning    
A few verses later, after the account of the parable, Matthew gives an allegorical meaning (Matt.
13:18&ndash;23).
But what would the interpretation be if that allegorical answer were not printed for all to see?
There would be a simple parable which shows, on the one hand, the frustrations of the sower's labouring, with its weeds, greedy birds and rocky ground, and on the other hand, in contrast to this, a picture of a rich harvest.    
The meaning of this <head>simple</head>story is that the kingdom of God will be successful in spite of all frustrations and difficulties.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40037" docsrc="bnc_CMH_1453">
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If you add a second set of stripes, at right angles to the first but also moving at right angles to their axis, the person will not see two sets of stripes but a set of chevrons moving at 45 degrees to the true directions of movement.
This is because the aperture problem has been overcome at some level in their visual system.
Movshon took stimuli like these to test the responses of movement-sensitive cells in Vl and MT of rhesus monkeys.
Initially he tested preferred direction of movement for each cell using a simple stimulus and then tested again using the double grating patterns.
Cells in both Vl and MT responded to the double grating stimuli but with one important difference.
In Vl the cells would only respond to the double grating if one of the two moved in the preferred direction of the cell as tested with <head>simple</head>stimuli.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40041" docsrc="bnc_C9F_978">
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Read all about it &mdash; Sara Robinson and Mike Johnson go by the book    
Take a leaf (or a berry) from Malcolm Hillier's book this year and give your home an authentic feel of yuletide past.
 Christmas     contains a wealth of festive wreaths, garlands, pot pourris, candles and centrepieces created from foliage and flowers.
There are lots of ideas for foodie gifts &mdash; crystallised fruit, truffles, biscuits, petits fours &mdash; and tips on decorative packaging.    
Savour the delights of French regional cuisine in  France: A Culinary Journey     The food, wine and local customs are lavishly photographed and portrayed in fascinating detail by top cookery writers.
With over 200 <head>simple</head>dishes from sources as varied as bakers, farmers and innkeepers, this is a practical cookbook and an inspiring travel guide.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40046" docsrc="bnc_CCN_778">
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When a woman's voice is used freely and has power, it can sound and feel like a flow of light.
Studying voice production does not mean that a voice is artificially manufactured, but that the body is trained so that the voice may be &bquo;uncovered&equo;.
The body is taught to be a well-disciplined, physically strong, yet immensely sensitive organism, into which breath is taken and from which breath is   released as sound.
At its best, singing can feel like a river of light flowing through a firm yet flexible channel.
When the basic flow is established, the light can be allowed to sparkle, dance, or be steady, glowing, smooth or rippling, according to the music that is being expressed.
Singing is one of those activities which seems perfectly <head>simple</head>and natural when it is working well, but which requires, for most of us, years of discipline and effort to perfect.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40050" docsrc="bnc_CCV_747">
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For the purpose of formulating a curriculum, it is more helpful to present things in the following order:    
a)    
starting from statements about what it is important for children to know about language: e.g. its uses in literature, language variation, bilingualism, language change, ambiguities and problems in communication, the writing system, etc.;    
b)    
then showing that some terminology is required to discuss such things: terms are taught in context for a purpose.
Two problems are thus solved at once: it becomes clear that terminology does not refer only to grammar, and the reasons for the terminology come before the terminology itself.
Terms are used as a way of encouraging active thinking about language and its uses.
When talking about grammar, many people tend to limit discussion to parts of speech and to <head>simple</head>structures at sentence level.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40056" docsrc="bnc_CGX_1">
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GREAT KNITS FOR SUMMER CREATE A COTTAGE GARDEN WITH WENDY PHILLIPS KNIT AN EXCLUSIVE DESIGN WITH NINA MIKLIN TRY OUR <head>SIMPLE</head>EDGINGS WITH ROULEAUX              
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40060" docsrc="bnc_BNE_911">
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The immense difficulties lying in the way of an understanding of the mysteries of generation, and the late stage in history when the riddle was solved, is also evident when we consider another commonly used term for the sperm cell, namely &bquo;spermatozoon&equo;.
F.J. Cole (  Early Theories of Sexual Generation  , 1930) has described how in 1827, Karl von Baer achieved lasting fame by his   discovery of the mammalian egg in the ovary of the dog.
However, von Baer regarded the multitude of sperm cells swimming around in the semen as single-celled parasites, and he perpetuated this view by calling them &bquo;spermatozoa&equo;, i.e. sperm animals.
During the 1840s, Albert von Koelliker showed that spermatozoa are not parasites, but products of cells in the testis.
The coming together of egg and sperm in fertilization was observed in <head>simple</head>marine animals, such as sea urchins, during the course of the following four decades.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40066" docsrc="bnc_APN_319">
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For example, much of the foregoing discussion was making the point that soil erosion  was   important to many small producers in steep-sloped and/or semi-arid areas and it may have seemed that these people were the only ones to cause and suffer from the effects of soil   erosion; also that there were few or no cases where successful adaptations and advances in agricultural technology had occurred.
Clearly this cannot be the case.
Therefore generalisations made in the course of the book usually must be qualified heavily by such convenient disclaimers as &bquo;sometimes&equo;, or &bquo;under certain circumstances&equo;.
So that some of this variety can be displayed in a <head>simple</head>fashion at the outset, a listing of different political economic contexts under which soil erosion occurs is given below.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40071" docsrc="bnc_CBC_4225">
<context>
George beats Alexander to fourth position.    
When it comes to the girls, Charlotte is still the most popular choice followed by Emily, Sophie and Lucy.    
Newly fashionable are Rosie, Henrietta and Louisa.
But there's another blow for the Queen as Elizabeth plunges to 18th place.        
The real state of the union    
By Jane Gordon    
THE small ad in The Times' Golden Anniversary column this week was refreshingly honest.
It read: &bquo;Toye &mdash; Les and Peg.
50 years of internecine warfare and still no armistice.
Commiserations to Fincham, Norfolk.&equo;    
Les and Peg seemed to have uncovered a <head>simple</head>truth which has evaded so many of us.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40076" docsrc="bnc_CKU_1250">
<context>
Unlike many other aspects of the art market, antiquities still have a haze of uncertainty about exact provenance &mdash; the Sevso Treasure, currently in a bank vault in New York awaiting legal judgement over its   provenance   is one example, (see p. 1).
The Schimmel sale was a perfect opening for the nervous novice, as the works were fresh, having been off the market for decades, familiar from exhibitions and publications, and generally trouble-free.
The sale totalled &dollar;4,221,250 with premium, with 90% sold by value and 94% by lot.    
Various in scope, the Schimmel collection (mostly donated to the Metropolitan Museum, with smaller gifts and bequests to the Israel Museum and the Sackler Museum at Harvard) resists <head>simple</head>classification as he did not specialise in one particular field or medium.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40079" docsrc="bnc_ACP_1934">
<context>
Narcissus, you'll remember, jumped into his reflection and drowned.    
&bquo;Jeff's work is more about cultural self-intoxication.
He's really dealing with that whole idea of the image of the self and the reflection in the water being much bigger and more interesting to all of us that the reality of who Jeff Koons is,&equo; Rifkin says.
&bquo;I think that's what Warhol was interested in, but Warhol was a voyeur by nature.
I think Jeff, on the other hand, is willing to give up himself in order to become his reflection., for example, that half of its projects consumed less than 2% of its total development manpower.
Projects of this sort certainly do not call for an elaborate cost-benefit analysis; resources should be assigned to them on the basis of a <head>simple</head>&bquo;back-of-an-envelope&equo; analysis or an informed subjective decision.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40082" docsrc="bnc_A4G_43">
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Small comfort for those languishing in the prisons or holed up in the hills, one suspects, but their toils have been translated into the stuff of great writing &mdash; Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Mario Vargas Llosa and Graham Greene have, in different ways, picked over the moral and political wreckage of Latin America, and you feel it needs writers of their calibre to make sense of it.    
The influence of all three is perceptible in Nicholas Shakespeare's first novel, though it is not so much the magical flights of Marquez as Greene's Catholic mysticism which I found the most intriguing.
Tiny hints of The Power and The Glory and the later brilliance of The Honorary Consul flicker here and there, but the event pivotal to Shakespeare's novel also recalls - perhaps unconsciously &mdash; the miracle at the close of The End of the Affair.
It turns out that The Vision of Elena Silves operates on a more secular footing, but its meditation on the transcendence of human love over the coercions of church and state is a quietly compelling achievement.    
The plot is a <head>simple</head>one, despite the author's shuffling of time sequences between 1965 and 1986.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40085" docsrc="bnc_CEC_1045">
<context>
When you and Chantal arrived at that accommodation agency I had just been talking to the proprietor.
As no doubt you have gathered, the company was just a front for some people of dubious nature.&equo;    
&bquo;What sort of people?&equo;
D'Arcy asked.    
&bquo;Arabs,&equo; Roquelaure replied shortly.
&bquo;The so-called chairman was a Jordanian.
He used the name Abdullah Hayira.
But he had co-directors of several Middle Eastern nationalities.&equo;    
&bquo;How the hell did you get involved with them, Pierre?&equo;    
Roquelaure toyed with his napkin.
&bquo;Quite <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40088" docsrc="bnc_CBC_1006">
<context>
IF YOU think balancing the family food budget is a battle, spare a thought for Karen Shearn.    
Her weekly budget is almost &pound;1 million and she is responsible for feeding the 17,000 passengers who fly with British Airways each week.    
The thousands of items on her shopping list are brought in from all over the world in quantities that could feed a small town &mdash; 70 tonnes of sausages, 300 tonnes of tomatoes, 250,000 pints of milk, six million eggs and 350,000 litres of fresh orange juice.    
And that's just for breakfast.    
The job takes 29-year-old Karen, a former buyer for C &amp; A clothes, around the world to identify what is available, in season and affordable.    
The most important part of her work is finding food that will taste delicious and look great when served on a tray at 30,000 ft &mdash; and that is no <head>simple</head>task.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40093" docsrc="bnc_ARW_626">
<context>
With the Winter premiere of their play, MOTHERS, the three women use their own unique style to redefine the concept of mime while investigating the myths of mother love and the image of the &bquo;perfect&equo; mother that is consistently upheld in society.
Claudette Williams went along to take a closer look.    
MOTHERS is a moving portrayal of the relationship between West Indian mothers and their daughters by the Black Mime Theatre's sister trio, the Women's Troop.
It is honest, humorous and compulsive.
I felt totally drawn into the piece as I recognised struggled I've had with my own mother and my feelings of shame, and fear, talking about sex &mdash; the terrible silence that develops which no one attempts to break down for fear of the pain &bquo;  that   &bquo;conversation would bring&equo;.
The performance begins with a mother teaching her daughter a nursery rhyme.
The <head>simple</head>musical patterns used are a metaphor that holds the stories together.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40098" docsrc="bnc_AN9_1074">
<context>
It opened:    
&bquo;Hinkley C will be built, make no mistake about it.
The CEGB know it, the local authority know it, we know it, you know it, and the inspector appointed to carry out the inevitable inquiry will know it before he hears the first evidence.
Alas, we must all go along with the charade which will take months, cost millions and produce enough his balloon a dozen times.'        
If, as Stop Hinkley Expansion suspected, such fatalism was not shared by the general population of the West Country, then it was vital to get the silent majority to stand up and be counted.
A new phase of the campaign began.
Welsh activists had already printed special postcards on which to register an objection to the scheme.
It was a <head>simple</head>but effective idea and we followed suit.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40101" docsrc="bnc_CK3_1354">
<context>
I hope to see you at one of the shows soon but do join me here next month for hints on lace knitting.          
INSPIRATIONS    
NOVEMBER    
COUNTRYSIDE CELEBRATION    
During the month of November, resident waterfowl can be seen searching the increasingly barren landscape for food.
That most attractive bird, the heron can be observed more easily now in the reed beds and overhead some geese search for new feeding grounds.
Both the heron and the geese can be used as separate border patterns.        
YARNS AND COLOURS    
A good strong contrast in colour is best to show up all the details in this design.
Obviously any dark colour with white, cream or a pastel shade would be suitable, but I personally think <head>simple</head>black and white looks very effective and is a good colour combination for this time of year.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40108" docsrc="bnc_CKN_996">
<context>
There, at least, the new novelists &mdash; secular though they were &mdash; and Christian revivalists like Tolkien were altogether at one; and  Lord of the Flies   and  The Lord of the Rings  , which coincidentally appeared in the same year, share that large element in common.
They are equally a protest against Bloomsbury and Modernism, against novels without narrative momentum, incidents unbased on a shared knowledge of a familiar and engrossing world, and analysis without moral commitment.    
The ordinary universe is a social manifesto as well as a literary position.
 Under the Net   ends with its drifting hero finding work;  Lucky Jim   with marriage and a job.
The love of money, then, is not (as one was told) the root of all evil.
Mankind seeks status even more avidly than wealth, and more self-corruptingly; and intellectual affectation can be a darker sin than whatever vulgarities arise out of a <head>simple</head>greed for gain.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40113" docsrc="bnc_B0R_813">
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Wordsworth arrived almost at once, and by 2 July Dorothy had also reached Lime Street, after being driven up from Dorset by Coleridge himself &bquo;over forty miles of execrable road&equo;.       
Charles Lamb (177 1834) in 1798.
After a pencil and chalk drawing by Robert Hancock    
The difficulty of finding room for his guests in so small a house was farthest from Coleridge's mind.
He was filled with a passionate delight in the company of his friends, of Dorothy especially, and joyfully announced in a letter to Jose Cottle the news that &bquo;Wordsworth &amp; his exquisite Sister&equo; had arrived:    
She is a woman indeed! &mdash; in mind, I mean, &amp; heart-for her person is such, that if you expected to see a pretty woman, you would think her ordinary &mdash; if you expected to find an ordinary woman, you would think her pretty! &mdash; But her manners are <head>simple</head> , ardent, impressive&hellip;
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40117" docsrc="bnc_C9R_1383">
<context>
It may establish rapport on the right lines &mdash; the other person continuing to speak normally.    
&bquo;I hear you better  when I can see your face  &equo; is a fundamental truth that can be repeated in different ways according to circumstances: &bquo;Please would you repeat that.
You spoke when your face was turned away from me&equo; or &bquo;I'll move this vase of flowers so that I can see your face clearly.&equo;
Don't be afraid to make your point &mdash; go on making it   and you will be doing a worthwhile job.
Remember, no one will know unless you tell them (and remind them often) that you must see the face of the speaker.    
The Sympathetic Hearing Scheme consists of a leaflet for the general public, giving the few <head>simple</head>guidelines, together with a card used by the speechreader.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40125" docsrc="bnc_CBX_1630">
<context>
Flavia Hawksley    
Choosing a bank account in a foreign currency need not be any more complicated than choosing a normal current account.
For both businesses and individuals with financial interests abroad, particularly where payments are constantly being made or received, a foreign currency account is essential.    
One of the major concerns is to ensure security (as far as possible) and quality of service, rather than simply seek out the highest interest rate or the lowest charges on offer.    
The range of services varies considerably, as do the types of account available.
With a choice of <head>simple</head>current/deposit account facilities, fixed deposit accounts, or managed currency funds and a highly personalised level of private banking, you may need to shop around for the most suitable.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40129" docsrc="bnc_B0U_1650">
<context>
&bquo;What did you do about sex?&equo;
It is the question everybody asks and it is difficult to give a satisfactory answer because everybody wants a definite or even a sensational one.
I think most Prisoners would say that the sex problem worried them less than they had expected it to, but that is not to say that it did not worry most people some of the time and some people all the time.
A restraining factor was undoubtedly the poorness of the food.
But there was sufficient sex feeling left over to need an outlet and this was often more than could be successfully sublimated into a mere exuberance of energy in reading or games or any other form of camp activity.    
I think there was very little practised homosexuality.
The reason for this was a <head>simple</head>one: that it was highly impractical.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40132" docsrc="bnc_C8A_1686">
<context>
Look out for muslin, calico or any natural, sheer fabric, which can be dyed and used to create an unusual and interesting finish.
Machine a wide casing along the top of each length and thread onto wire or a pole.
If you have more time, try swagging or knotting the fabric and then secure it in place using swag hooks.        
Window ways    
Transform glass on doors and windows in a matter of minutes!
These innovative window decorations allow you to recreate authentically the beauty of stained glass in your home, at a fraction of the cost of the real thing.
They're hand-printed onto quality vinyl, and simply need to be trimmed to size, peeled and stuck on.    
A variety of designs available from Peels of London        
Ribbons all the way    
Cover up a boring view with a <head>simple</head> , unobtrusive treatment.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40137" docsrc="bnc_C91_1762">
<context>
Indeed, it is probably more practical not to do things the standard way as this avoids what is likely to be severe over-kill for do-it-yourself applications.    
Implementing a practical bar code system is slightly more difficult than you might think, as anyone who saw one of the early commercial systems in operation will no doubt have realised.
Quite a high percentage of bar codes could only be read in after several attempts, and a not insignificant percentage simply would not read in at all.
Modern readers are very much better, but they use some expensive technology which goes beyond the scope of do-it-yourself projects.
However, it is possible to obtain quite good results from simple systems.        
Practical Matters    
It is not too difficult to devise a <head>simple</head>but practical bar code system, but there are a few important factors to bear in mind.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40143" docsrc="bnc_AN5_164">
<context>
For the first time children aged under 5 years (other than those admitted for nursery education and those moving to a reception class from a nursery class in the same school) will be included in the standard number and parents of such children will have admission appeal rights above.    
The significance of these comparatively simple provisions on open enrolment should not be overlooked.
On the face of it they may appear to do little more than give effect to the government's consistent promise to maximise the opportunities for parental choice in the education system.
But they are clearly intended to form, in combination with formula funding under LMS, a system which will make schools subject to market forces in a direct and dramatic fashion.
The message to schools is stark and <head>simple</head> : if you cannot persuade sufficient parents to exercise their freer choice by selecting your school, your allocation of resources will be less than your competitors'.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40147" docsrc="bnc_CS0_879">
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It is a powerful alkaloidal poison, but the Zande do not see it as an ordinary poison but as an autonomous mystical power capable of issuing decisions which are taken very seriously indeed.
The oracle is employed by administering standard doses of  benge   to a live chicken.
The client then addresses the oracle: &bquo;Oracle if such is the case, kill the chicken&equo;.
And in confirmation with a further chicken, &bquo;Oracle if such is the case, spare the fowl&equo;, or vice versa.
Verdicts are thus delivered by the mystical substance  benge   on the propositions which the client formulates to test his suspicions.
If the outcome of this <head>simple</head>test with two chickens is not satisfactory, the questioner can resort to further tests with other fowls and doses of benge on a &bquo;best out of three&equo; principle or some other convenient formula.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40151" docsrc="bnc_ALW_3039">
<context>
Instant fire    
The annual Christmas lecture for sixth formers, organised by the Chilterns and Middlesex Section, took place at Brunel University on 4 December.    
Everybody was assembled in the lecture theatre at the appointed time, but no lecturer had arrived.
Dr John Nicholson, a committee member of the Section, stepped into the gap and started to give an impromptu lecture.    
Twenty minutes later the guest speaker, Alex Campbell (Newcastle upon Tyne) arrived (his train had been delayed by over two hours) and the audience was entertained with a lecture/demonstration on  Instant fire  .    
Campbell began with a historical r&eacute;sum&eacute; of the various methods of making fire.
He explained some basic principles of physical chemistry using <head>simple</head>illustrations.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40154" docsrc="bnc_CGE_2310">
<context>
The foundation in God    
All couples face hurdles.
As the divorce statistics imply, most couples face their fair share of hurdles&ndash;in the first two years of marriage.
But facing up to conflicts and difficulties throughout marriage, be it in the early years or later, is the way of growth and strength.
According to Jesus, it is not possible to consider real foundations in marriage and in life without also considering the spiritual dimension to our lives.
This involves more than just values, but where you are going, your direction, your knowledge and understanding of God's purposes for you personally.
This may be why it is said that couples who pray together, stay together.
It is not as <head>simple</head>as it sounds, but a shared openness to God in life and in marriage makes every difference.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40159" docsrc="bnc_CS3_436">
<context>
This model provides the conventional wisdom of public   administration in liberal democracies.
Authority in a modern bureaucracy is hierarchical, running in a direct chain of command from superordinate to subordinate.
It is impersonal, and its rules are founded and followed upon a rational legal mode of legitimation.
Decisions must be made by the methodical application of rules to particular cases, not upon any private motivations.
Officials are recruited on merit criteria.
Weber explained the bureaucratization of the state as part of the &bquo;rationalization of the world&equo;, the triumph of instrumental over value rationality (Jacoby, 1973; Mommsen, 1974).    
So long as political elites are capable of providing policy leadership, the roles and behaviour of public agency administrators are <head>simple</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40163" docsrc="bnc_CRT_1525">
<context>
Apart from prisons, Howard's abiding interest was in the prevention and treatment of contagious diseases and his later visits to hospitals and lazarettos (port-side institutions where suspect goods and personnel could be quarantined) were just as important to him as his continuing battle against gaol fever.
He had no formal medical training but had physicians as close friends, carried a medical kit on his travels and actually prescribed treatment on occasions.
His work in this area won him honorary membership of the London Medical Society.    
Perhaps inevitably, he eventually contracted typhus at Kherson, in the Crimea, in January 1790 and was dead within a few days.
He was touring Russia and Eastern Europe in search of new material and had already accumulated notes on forty-one prisons and hospitals.
  Such was his reputation that 2,000 people attended his funeral in Russia and one of the first statues in St Paul's Cathedral in London was not of a sovereign, statesman or saint &mdash; but a <head>simple</head> , teetotal, vegetarian traveller who, as the inscription notes:    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40168" docsrc="bnc_B04_506">
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In the environmental movement the comparable issue is the rights of future generations of humans.
That captures the essence of the long-term approach to environmental problems.
Not just our rights but those of our descendants.
Neither future generations nor the animals can speak for themselves or   defend themselves.
They have to be defended by proxy, and they are both in the same boat.
If we can work together to achieve both sets of rights in the next ten years or so, we will have done, I think, a fantastic job.    
We face what I call the conservationist fallacy in much of our debate between animal welfare people and environmentalists.
Environmentalists as well as scientists have been afraid to admit to having emotions or sentiments.
There has been too much diversion of activity towards the idea of maintaining <head>simple</head>diversity in the living systems of the planet.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40172" docsrc="bnc_CCX_618">
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This isn't a common practice, however, because of the noise, and it's unlikely to be done at night.
Windows at risk can be glazed using laminated glass.
This will withstand even a determined attack, as the plastic film will hold even when the glass is cracked.    
Give a great deal of thought to the position and size of opening windows, both with regard to security and, more importantly, to ensure a quick means of escape in case of fire, especially at night when doors are likely to be well secured.
Make sure all locked windows have a key somewhere nearby, in case the occupant of the room needs to escape.    
The least expensive yet most effective security products on the market are key operated window locks.
They should be fitted to all accessible opening windows, however small.
Larger windows require two locks &mdash; top and bottom.
They are very <head>simple</head>to fit.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40177" docsrc="bnc_CAS_1266">
<context>
Letter of the week      
Could you please expose the scandalous and tasteless way in which the Queen has announced the celebration of her accession 40 years ago?
Quite clearly this was timed to capitalise on the public sympathy caused by the death of Freddie Mercury, singer with the pop group, Queen.        
Whoops!
There goes your CBE.
You'll just have to be content with the JB instead.          
Booze and babes      
May I offer a piece of advice to Carrie Schlegel and other precocious kids writing to your letters page?
As a <head>simple</head>product of British schools I am amazed that the following rather obvious point has not been grasped in America or Botswana:  if you put a school address or your age, they don't send you the booze  .
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40181" docsrc="bnc_ABV_304">
<context>
They give time and money to their faith and such giving often shames those of us who claim to be orthodox believers.    
 The challenge of expectancy  .
Fundamentalists believe so   totally in the reality of their message and of the Jesus they preach that they expect lives to be touched and changed.
They expect and they grow.    
 The challenge of simplicity  .
Fundamentalists believe so confidently in the reality of their message and of the Jesus they preach that it is within the reach of the average person.    
Of course, as I have already remarked, there is much that is wrong with their approach.
Their very simplicity contains the seeds of its own weakness, because once the intelligent fundamentalist begins to enter into a true dialogue with his faith, he is remorselessly swept away from the <head>simple</head>truths which once satisfied him.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40185" docsrc="bnc_A7D_2041">
<context>
The black imitation columns were originally painted in the 17th century, and have been carefully restored    
Below The parlour chamber has its early-17th-century wall studs picked out in red to denote its higher status than the other, grey-painted, rooms.
The small circles on the &bquo;ochred and pencilled&equo; fireplace were thought to give spiritual protection to the occupants        
ELEMENTAL EXPOSURE    
THOUGH THE RAIN IT RAINETH EVERY DAY, YOU NEEDN'T MISS A PHOTO OPPORTUNITY.
STEVE ASHTON PUTS SIX WEATHERPROOF CAMERAS TO THE TEST    
The most telling personal images are captured by simple cameras in the hands of people who know nothing about photography.
We're not talking art here, we're talking memories.    
For &bquo;<head>simple</head> &equo; read &bquo;automatic&equo;; uncluttered exteriors conceal complex innards.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40188" docsrc="bnc_C9A_412">
<context>
Needless to say, plants had to evolve before animals: i.e. they had to become the food for which primitive animals had in turn to colonize the land to seek.
Vegetation indirectly created the protective ozone shield by pumping oxygen into the atmosphere.
More importantly, it held the soil in place, helped alleviate flooding and moderated the atmospheric temperature.    
Evolution soon enabled some cells to take in, as food,        highly organized matter, such as other life-forms.
Thus ready-formed vitamins and proteins could be absorbed without them having to be laboriously manufactured from gases, other minerals, or light energy.    
Fig.6.
Evolution as a ladder of progression, where the tiny and <head>simple</head>aggregate together over time to become the large and complex.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40193" docsrc="bnc_CLL_2833">
<context>
It aims to build up listening and speaking skills through a variety of activities which children can join in happily and with confidence.
It contains no reading or written work, so that children who are just learning to read and write can concentrate on developing these skills in their own language first.    
 Toy Box   is the ideal introduction to learning English and can be used as a foundation to any main primary course.
 Toy Box   ensures that a child's first encounter with English will be a positive one.        
Activity-based syllabus    
TOY BOX develops audio/oral skills through activities which are enjoyable and familiar to young children.
In many of the exercises pupils are required to follow <head>simple</head>instructions which involve colouring, cutting out, and sticking.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40196" docsrc="bnc_AM5_1492">
<context>
This information will probably include simple guidance about the use and care of the detectors, and possibly a copy of the manufacturer's instructions.
The amount of detail given will have to be appropriate to the type of system installed.    
Although the obligation to provide instruction about maintenance is to be limited only to the first occupier, it is likely that subsequent purchasers will require the information to be passed on every time the property is sold.
This is a matter which will no doubt be governed by consumer demand.    
Finally, failure to comply with the provisions of the Act once it comes into force will render the builder liable to prosecution and a fine.            
GARDENING PROPAGATORS AND SEEDS    
A <head>simple</head>propagator will help you raise seedlings more easily and achieve more success with cuttings.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40199" docsrc="bnc_AK9_1395">
<context>
Schools which have opted out since the reform was introduced in 1989 have had full control of their budgets, and have applied for major grants direct from Whitehall.    
Now they will be given even more freedom &mdash; they may change their characters if they wish to do so.
This has led to predictions that a large number of new grammar schools may be created.    
A new Bill will be introduced to prevent hostile local authorities from making life difficult for schools which want to opt out.
For example, they will be prevented from spending public money on campaigns to stop them.
In other areas of education, there will be more sweeping changes.    
Schools will be inspected regularly by privatised inspection services chosen by the head teacher and governess.    
Parents will be given <head>simple</head> , straightforward details of the inspectors' findings.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40203" docsrc="bnc_B3G_1331">
<context>
Diuretic drugs can also cause thiamine deficiency which can be helped by taking extra vitamin B1 found in brewer's yeast and wheatgerm.
There are a few people who develop sores or cracked skin at the corner of the mouth and suffer from riboflavin or vitamin B2 deficiency.
Riboflavin is present in whole grains, eggs, green leafy vegetables, peas and liver.    
Scurvy, the old sailor's disease, is caused by a lack of vitamin C. Tobacco, generous amounts of alcohol and aspirin interfere with vitamin C absorption; the Americans recommend a 60mg daily supplement for smokers or drinkers and this may be a reasonable amount to try.    
If you feel that you are lacking in energy, and are feeling tired and listless, it may be that you are suffering from anaemia, which can be remedied by iron tablets (your doctor can give you a <head>simple</head>blood test to check for anaemia).      
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40206" docsrc="bnc_CHK_1009">
<context>
In the protected area at the bottom of the hill the wind was gentle, but further up the slope it picked up considerably to 16&ndash;17 miles an hour.
David decided to test out the conditions &mdash; his ten years of experience showed us what could be achieved with practice.
He glided effortlessly from one side of the hill to the other with total confidence, even having time to make jokes while trying to pluck a twig from a bush.    
Although the conditions up the slope were ideal for the more experienced, they were too strong for novice pilots.
We went further down the slope to practise parachute landing falls and ground handling skills &mdash; everything you need to know before actually launching yourself off the side of a hill.    
With David's help I unfurled my multi-coloured paraglider, donned a helmet and strapped myself into the <head>simple</head>harness.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40211" docsrc="bnc_B10_1995">
<context>
Guideline 30: Tell yourself you're a good parent.    
Let my last guideline be for  yourself  .
Reinforce the reinforcer.
Remind yourself that despite the occasional trials and tribulations you are still there &mdash; doing your best.
Don't be modest.
You're a good parent.            
The influence of television    
It is plain, from the number of times I have suggested depriving children of TV-viewing time as a sanction, that television is a powerful need in their life, and therefore a potent incentive in the disciplinary repertoire of parents.
&bquo;What is the influence of telly on children?&equo; must be one of the questions most often put to me by parents (and, indeed, people from the various media).
I only wish there were <head>simple</head>answers.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40216" docsrc="bnc_ANA_944">
<context>
Even if that child's life is not &bquo;normal&equo; or likely to be comparable with the lives of other people, there can be no arbitrary rule which condemns certain babies to death because they do not conform to some spurious notion of that which constitutes a satisfying or fulfilling life.
We could on this basis begin to question the lives of many people which we would subjectively consider to be less fulfilling than our own.    
But if parents are not the best judge, and doctors themselves may not always be fully conversant with a real understanding of the facts, who will be the ultimate arbiter?
The answer is <head>simple</head> ; there need be no judge and no moral dilemma if parents and doctors accept that they have no more right to end the life of a handicapped child than they do for any child which enters this world.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40220" docsrc="bnc_A19_1064">
<context>
If the range maximum is 40 but 100 is preferable, then Y=Y*100/40 could be entered to transpose the range before plotting.    
TableCurve can calculate the data's best fit to one of its equations, or the plot of the data can be previewed to decide whether any data needs to be edited or excluded, or weighting factors applied prior to processing.
Weighting allows pre-judging of the relevance of any points and so reduces emphasis on suspect data.
The weighting screen presents twenty options including on-line help, and saving of changes, while others allow sorting of data, changing of titles, reversing of the XY ranges and so on.    
Data processing is achieved automatically: TableCurve can use all of its 221 equations to find a best fit, or the &bquo;special function&equo; equations can be omitted or &bquo;<head>simple</head> &equo; equations selected.    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40223" docsrc="bnc_C8V_310">
<context>
It would be wise for each of us to draw up our own list and carefully think through the issues involved in each.    
Nor is it a completely objective evaluation.
That too is impossible.
A problem, after all, is only so if it is a problem to someone.
Problems strike us all differently.
What is trivial to one person may raise titanic questions for someone else.
Some people face doubt only if they find no answer; others trigger doubts merely by raising questions.
What puzzles a philosopher and taxes his mind to distraction may look completely irrelevant or quite obvious to a businessman.
The point is not to judge who is right, but to meet and resolve whatever doubt is a problem to a particular person.    
At first it might appear <head>simple</head>to unravel a particular doubt by relating it to one of the seven broad categories, but first appearances are deceptive.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40226" docsrc="bnc_CLY_675">
<context>
to give children the opportunity to read for information and for pleasure    
to develop in children communication skills, both spoken and written (this includes the development of clear handwriting and mastery of the appropriate punctuation skills which accompany it)    
to give children the opportunity to express themselves through a variety of approaches including descriptive, imaginative and creative poetry and prose.          
MATHEMATICS      
to give children a feeling for mathematics by drawing upon everyday experiences as a means of developing understanding    
to give children the skills necessary to perform <head>simple</head>  mathematical functions (related to the four rules) without difficulty    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40229" docsrc="bnc_B2F_1506">
<context>
For more detail on change and its associated areas see  Change  , page 29,  Learning from experience  , page 100,  Self awareness  , page 153,  Self development  , page 154.          
Reviewing    
Reviewing plays a key part in the process of learning from experience.
If you don't review your performance then you have no data to carry forward into an improvement plan (see  Action plans   on page 1).
And if you have no improvement plan then you just drift doing things more or less as you have always done them.    
The best way to ensure that you review is to adopt a routine that you can swing into either alone or with others.
The discipline of the routine makes it more likely that you will review thoroughly enough and not skimp.
A <head>simple</head>review procedure is as follows:    
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40232" docsrc="bnc_CEY_1761">
<context>
&bquo;Darling, whatever is wrong?
You look dreadful.&equo;    
Constance burst into tears and rushed into Louise's arms.      
&bquo;Oh, Aunt Louise!
It's dreadful!
I've quarrelled with Nicky! &bquo;    
Louise rose to the occasion.
Suppressing her excitement at her own news, she was all concern for Constance.
She listened sympathetically as Constance told her of Nicky's revelation.
Shocked as she was, Louise felt it unwise to take sides.    
&bquo;Oh, I'm sure there is a perfectly <head>simple</head>explanation.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40235" docsrc="bnc_AA4_62">
<context>
&bquo;We've all taken off together on this flight and there aren't any parachutes in this aircraft.
He who wants to jump out should jump out now.&equo;    
Concern about the outlook for Mr Gonzalez's policy focuses on the attitude of not only businessmen, but also union bosses who control the dominant right wing of the ruling Peronist mass movement, and large swathes of Argentina's obstructive bureaucracy.    
Both President Menem and Mr Gonzalez scorned the endlessly complex theories which had plagued economic policy in Argentina for decades, persuading one government after another to impose controls on everything.    
Mr Gonzalez abandoned another long-running tradition by which Argentine finance ministers unveil their measures in tedious explanations of elementary economics.
He revealed his plans briefly, and in <head>simple</head>language.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40239" docsrc="bnc_B72_1335">
<context>
Diesel pumps need daily attention: starting up, checking oil levels, and so on.
However, Fraenkel says engineers are realising that wind power is more immediately cost-effective for pumping groundwater.
&bquo;If wind speeds are over 3m per second then it's crazy to think of anything else.&equo;    
Inadequacies of design soon reveal themselves in even the simplest of hand-dug water wells.
If the edges of the well are not protected, the well head becomes a pool of mud and a cycle of parasitic infections, such as guinea worm and hookworm, quickly develops between people and water.
Simply building a wall around the top of the well breaks the cycle.    
Another <head>simple</head>solution, which Loughborough University's department of water and waste engineering suggested at a water decade conference in Madras last year, is to put a pot chlorinator in each well.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40243" docsrc="bnc_ARR_812">
<context>
Even if the exact number of rounds in the game is not known for certain, in real life it is often possible to make a statistical guess as to how much longer the game is  likely   to last.
This assessment may become an important part of strategy.
If I notice the banker fidget and look at his watch, I may well conjecture that the game is about to be brought to an end, and I may therefore feel tempted to defect.
If I suspect that you too have noticed the banker fidgeting, I may fear that you too may be contemplating defection.
I will probably be anxious to get my defection in first.
Especially since I may fear that you are fearing that I&hellip;    
The mathematician's <head>simple</head>distinction between the one-off Prisoner's Dilemma game and the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma game is too simple.
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40246" docsrc="bnc_A18_475">
<context>
Raskolnikov is no moral idiot.
He recognizes an atrocity when he commits one.
Equally, why is it not pointed up that philanthropic murder and the Napoleonic idea and all other theorizing come unstuck here?    
There seems no reason, and the very business of raising such questions is itself part of a widespread collusive conjuring of absences and of whole worlds of what might have been.
The fact remains that Porfiry does break, or tame, Raskolnikov, and that an enterprise lucid in prospect becomes fogbound by the chance which brings Lizaveta home unexpectedly.
She, the <head>simple</head>mender and dealer in second-hand clothes, happens to return as she happens to keep getting pregnant &mdash; and what fuller and neater manifestation of chance than that, than conceiving and being conceived?      
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</instance>

<instance id="simple.40249" docsrc="bnc_B7H_753">
<context>
The making and breaking of chemical bonds is associated with an energy barrier.
At normal temperatures most molecules jostle with enough thermal energy (as kinetic, vibrational and rotational energy) to overcome this barrier.    
So, molecular fragments, formed by irradiating a precursor, would instantly recombine.
Near absolute zero, however, molecules have much less thermal energy.
Therefore, even if two reactive fragments were side by side in a solid argon matrix, there would not necessarily be enough thermal energy to overcome the barrier and reform the precursor.    
To illustrate this, consider a group of compounds that has provided matrix isolation chemists with years of fun &mdash; the transition metal carbonyls.
These are <head>simple</head>combinations of metals like chromium, tungsten, iron or nickel, with carbon monoxide.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40252" docsrc="bnc_CAY_108">
<context>
Both of these situations lead to the conclusion that the gyro is inadequate for its purpose, whereas the real problem lies in the adjustment of the model's control linkage.
This is where experienced help is worth its weight in gold, since the correct set-up can only be established by flying the model and adjusting the linkages and controls to give correct gyro action and  then   setting the tail up to suit the particular flyer.    
This one point alone has almost certainly caused many novice flyers to struggle on with an unmanageable model which could easily be completely transformed by correct adjustment.           
The  Hirobo   &bquo;Shuttle&equo; &mdash; a basic pod-and-boom machine &mdash; can be fitted with a GRP fuselage to produce this convincing Bell &bquo;222&equo;.
A very <head>simple</head>retracting undercarriage is also available.          
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40255" docsrc="bnc_CG5_972">
<context>
Marked A to E, A being the slowest (recommended for hard metals), and E the highest (for wood), the dial is set before cutting begins, so that speed will increase only up to that setting: range is 0 to 2400rpm.
The dial is in a slightly difficult position to read, and the required letter should be positioned at the bottom of the trigger, which wasn't immediately obvious.    
Blade changing is quick, with an Allen key inserted into a set screw on the inside of the show.
Three blades are supplied with the saw: an 80mm metal cutting blade, and two 130mm wood cutting blades, for fast and fine cutting.
A wide range of blades is available, including tungsten carbide tipped, blades for pruning and fence work, for cutting wood or plasterboard wit mails embedded in it, and for <head>simple</head>curve cutting, to mention a few.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.40258" docsrc="bnc_A6B_147">
<context>
Had left him, that had loved him well.    
and    
Her shuttered barge    
Burned on the water all the day.    
and    
On the Rialto once.    
and    
Lights, lights,          
Eliot is able to recall Shakespeare closely enough to suggest at first sight that an ironic contrast is aimed at, but also to present the possibility that the allusion functions as the poetic equivalent of a legal fiction.
The words stay the same, but we are forced to ask awkward questions about how much their meaning has altered.
The <head>simple</head>ironic reading is based on the assumption that the high Shakespearian allusions are really inapposite.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.30027" docsrc="cg39.cmb_315">
<context>
The work had its beginning in 1938 with an eight-bar musical strain to
which Koehler set the words ``There 'll be no more work; there 'll be no
more worry'', matching the spiritual feeling of the jot.  This grew into
the song ``Big Time Comin '''.  By September 1940 the Suite had developed
into a collection of six songs, ``four spirituals, a dream, and a lullaby''.
The Negro composer Hall Johnson studied the American-Negro Suite and said
of it, ``Of all the many songs written by white composers and employing
what claims to be a Negroid idiom in both words and music, these six songs
by Harold Arlen and Ted Koehler easily stand far out above the rest.
Thoroughly modern in treatment, they are at the same time, full of
<head>simple</head> sincerity which invariably characterizes genuine
Negro folk-music and are by no means to be confused with the average '
Broadway Spirituals'which depend for their racial flavor upon sundry
allusions to the'Amen Corner','judgement Day,'Gabriel's Horn, and a
frustrated devil -- with a few random hallelujahs thrown in for good measure.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.30047" docsrc="wsj_1286.mrg_18">
<context>
It is not surprising that parents find this romantic extravagance so
attractive.  Fortunately, these same parents do want their children to get
a decent education as traditionally understood, and they have enough common
sense to know what that demands.  Their commitment to ``creativity'' can
not survive adolescent illiteracy.  American education's future will be
determined by the degree to which we -- all of us -- allow this common
sense to prevail over the illusions that we also share.  The education
establishment will fight against common sense every inch of the way.  The
reasons are complex, but one <head>simple</head> reason ought not to
be underestimated.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.30057" docsrc="wsj_0290.mrg_35">
<context>
They say these are small prices to pay for galvanizing action for the
all-important cause.  The crimes may appear small, but the prices can be
huge.  Here are two cases to illustrate.  Assume a neighborhood
demonstration to protest speeding on a certain road or a careless accident
involving a police car.  The protesters lie down in the street, blocking
traffic, and will not move until the authorities carry them away.  Assume
that someone caught in the jam has a heart attack.  There is no way to get
an ambulance in quickly to move him to a hospital.  He dies.  The
demonstration was non-violent and involved only a <head>simple</head>
misdemeanor, but its impact on that individual was violent and terminal.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="simple.30065" docsrc="cj54.cmb_227">
<context>
In earlier centuries men had had enough to do in rebuilding a fundamental
sense of order after chaos.  They had had to work on very simple
foundations and had not dared to give rein to impulses.  The potters, in
particular, had virtually eschewed freehand drawing, elaborate motifs, and
the curving lines of nature, while yet expressing a belief that there was
order in the universe.  In their vases were embodied the basic aesthetic
and logical characteristics of Greek civilization, at first hesitantly in
Protogeometric work, and then more confidently in the initial stages of the
Geometric style.  By 800 social and cultural security had been achieved, at
least on a <head>simple</head> plane; it was time to take bigger steps,
to venture on experiments.
</context>
</instance>

</lexelt>

      <lexelt item="solemn.a">

<instance id="solemn.40004" docsrc="bnc_FU4_1794">
<context>
PAMELA: I doubt not you are soon to return to Tunbridge?    
BELVILLE: I am, and what when?
Must the consequence be crime enough to warrant your jealousy?    
PAMELA: Don't be so angry.
I don't do this in a spirit of recrimination.
'T is my misfortune that she is too lovely and too attractive.
Indeed, you have all the excuse, dear Mr. Belville, that a gentleman can have in the object of your preset passion.    
BELVILLE: Present passion, Pamela!    
PAMELA: Dear sir, hear me without interruption.
She has all those additional advantages as nobleness of birth and deportment which I want.
Could my fondness have kept you steady I should not now appear before you in this <head>solemn</head> manner.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40011" docsrc="bnc_ADW_1237">
<context>
In Ajdabiya, too, the police intervened in civil wrongs only as a last resort: occasionally, for example, disputes over water-rights occurred between lineages, even sections of lineages, and one or other party would try to enlist the support of the police.
Muhammad Ali, the Deputy Chief of Police, from a town with no Magharba or Zuwaya, told them they had only a little quarrel: they could easily settle it themselves; if the police intervened it would become more bitter; they would be wise to   make peace (  sulh  ) and not to call for judgement.    
The police, for reasons of economy of control rather than from partiality, accepted, tolerated, even encouraged the <head>solemn</head> formalities of stateless justice; the Zuwaya equally did not reject due process of courts and judgements: these were not exclusive.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40015" docsrc="bnc_G1L_106">
<context>
The Gnomes were very interested in this; as Flaherty said, you could not know too much about these things, although it was a pig's pity that such a jewel couldn't be worn by the King of the day when he went about his reigning, because wasn't that the purpose of crowns and jewels anyway?    
&bquo;But,&equo; said Flaherty, &bquo;it's all for your exaltednesses to say.&equo;    
&bquo;We thought,&equo; put in Bith, who was feeling a bit bolder now that Goibniu had approved their ideas, &bquo;we thought that the lady &mdash; that is Reflection's daughter &mdash; might like to see the designs before we put them to the forge, your honour.&equo;
He looked wise and <head>solemn</head> when he said this, because he knew that ladies &mdash; even sorceress's daughters &mdash; had their own ideas about what they ought to wear and it was not to be supposed that Flame would be any different.
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40023" docsrc="bnc_FB9_1724">
<context>
&bquo;  Funicul&igrave;, funicul&agrave;  &equo;, all that sort of balderdash.
That is to hide our deep pessimism.
Kettering understood that.
In many ways Kettering was typically Italian.&equo;    
 Was  ?
They sat together in the darkness, in front of the log fire which was welcome on a summer night suddenly grown cool, and Molly wondered why S. Kettering should be referred to in the past tense.
She wanted to ask, &bquo;Have you any idea where he is?&equo;
But the room was suddenly bathed in light and Nancy Leadbetter, who had pressed all the switches by the door, was among them and telling them to go out to the barbecue because that was where the fun was about to begin.    
&bquo;Not for me,  cara  .&equo;
The Baronessa looked more <head>solemn</head> than she had when she described shooting her German officer.
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40028" docsrc="bnc_AEB_1495">
<context>
It's grown on huge farms called plantations, and it has to be planted, as the name suggests, cultivated and harvested, before it can be packed into great ships and sent to us.
But does anybody know who does all that hard work?
All that digging and cutting and harvesting?&equo;    
Nobody answered.
It was not a matter to which any of them had ever given great thought.
&bquo;Well, I'll tell you.&equo;
She paused to give her words maximum effect and let her eyes flit over the assembly.
They rested for a second on Todger, who was doing his best to look cherubic, then on Evelyn.
It seemed to Sam that she looked the tall girl over very intently during those few moments, but then most people looked twice at Evelyn, not because she was especially beautiful but she had a kind of composure unusual in a street girl.
Then Miss Harker lifted her head and addressed them all in <head>solemn</head> tones.    
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40032" docsrc="bnc_H8F_14">
<context>
After all, it wasn't every day that you decided to divorce your husband!    
She flicked back the long, dark, silky strands of her hair and sat cross-legged on the bed.
Opposite her, piled up on a chair, was a great mound of presents.
Last weekend she had gone home to visit her parents, and had come back with a huge bag crammed with brightly wrapped parcels from her mother and father, her three older, married sisters, and all the nieces and nephews they had produced between them.
Jessamy had promised faithfully not to open them until the morning of her birthday, and she had kept her promise.
She kept all her promises.    
Well, almost all of them, she corrected herself, her blue eyes darkening and her mouth setting into an uncharacteristically harsh line.
She had broken the very <head>solemn</head> promises she had made on her wedding day, of course.
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40036" docsrc="bnc_A6C_45">
<context>
My mother called an usherette to have me removed, and I was handed into strange-smelling arms behind a bright beam that dazzled me.
The arms hugged my squirming form and carried me out, while my mother stayed to watch the rest of the film.
But the exit was at the foot of the screen, and I was being borne up towards that great and drooling hag, away from safety, pinioned by someone I couldn't see, and the witch was laughing.    
When we got home I was thrashed for making my mother &bquo;look a fool&equo;.
The nightmares began and have haunted me ever since.
The witch has my mother's face.
&lsqb;Alan Garner&rsqb;        
SHADOW CAPTURE    
There were a few dark places my parents liked to go into besides under their covers in bed.
You have to be amazed how young and silly they could be or how <head>solemn</head> with foreboding.    
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40040" docsrc="bnc_GVL_3086">
<context>
Kruger kept making little inspirational speeches about what   Turhan Bey held for us all in the future.
He picked people apparently at random, and told them which illnesses would strike.
He recommended doctors.
That must be another cute angle.
He told ugly old women they would meet handsome young men soon, he told handsome young men they would meet large sums of money soon, he told dimwitted mothers that their sons wouldn't be coming home in nice wooden boxes from theatres of war with a 99 per cent casualty rate, he told collectors where they could locate that elusive antique backscratcher needed to complete a set.
And every time he told someone something, money gravitated into Lorre's bankroll.    
Then the act took a new turn.
One I didn't like.    
&bquo;Death is abroad in this city,&equo; he told us, a <head>solemn</head> mood suddenly falling upon him.
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40044" docsrc="bnc_HHV_11672">
<context>
Industrialists (Representations)      
Mr. Grist    
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what representations he has received from industrialists on Government intervention in the strategic direction and investment in companies.        
Mr. Lilley    
The CBI report&equo; Competing with the World's Best&equo; rejected the notion that the Government could or should&equo; be in the business of picking winners, or of engaging in direct intervention in the strategic direction and management of companies&equo;.        
Mr. Grist    
Does my right hon. Friend mean that British industrialists do not want to go back to national plans, <head>solemn</head> and binding undertakings, high inflation, nationalisation, high taxation and trade union unrest?
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40049" docsrc="bnc_HR1_2128">
<context>
Here, as elsewhere in Scandinavia, the chief buildings to survive are ecclesiastical; some are based on the French or English pattern but most are of Baltic design, in brick, with decorative gables and on hall church pattern.
Denmark has three important cathedrals: Roskilde, Odense, Aarhus.
Roskilde was an important town in the Middle Ages, a royal residence, and the cathedral was used as the burial place for the Danish kings.
The present structure was built from 1190 in brick, though its slender, western spires were seventeenth century additions.
This is the least Hanseatic of Danish cathedrals.
It clearly shows a French influence in its triple-aisled plan, while       the choir resembles that of Tournai Cathedral in Belgium.    
The Cathedral of S. Knud (Canute) at Odense is one of Denmark's finest Medieval buildings.
Re-built in Gothic style from 1247 in brick, it is large, simple and spacious.
The exterior, with its tall, single, western tower and spire is dignified and <head>solemn</head> (568).
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</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40055" docsrc="bnc_ABW_1103">
<context>
&bquo;What is AIDS?&equo; he asked her one day.
&bquo;Is it some sort of insurance policy?&equo;
He was indeed another contender for &bquo;the wisest fool in Christendom&equo;.
The sight of him also had her in stitches.
To see him passing by the window in his bucket hat holding a slice of bread and butter in his hand like the Mad Hatter, then hitting his forehead with his palm and rushing back in again.
She had seen him in the little town   so immersed in looking up at the old buildings, that he ran into a lamppost.    
He had a spot-on, though unconscious, sense of timing.
A serious discussion was taking place in the kitchen (the hub of the house).
In the middle of this <head>solemn</head> crisis, Alan burst in: &bquo;Have you a book on insect identification?&equo; &mdash; which effectively deflated the solemn mood.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40059" docsrc="bnc_HH5_153">
<context>
In the spring of 1520 Benjamin Daunbey and I were the proud occupants of a large manor house on the outskirts of Ipswich.
Really, it was more of a pleasaunce than a manor with its white lathed plaster, ornamental chimney pots, squat black beams, with panelled rooms with carved furniture, and a cellar well stocked with a variety of wines.
On our estate were granges, barns, a mill, carp ponds, lush fields and fertile meadows.
We were the grateful beneficiaries of the largesse of Benjamin's uncle, the great Wolsey, who lavished rewards on us for resolving, only a few months earlier, the sinister White Rose murders.    
Now success had not changed Benjamin.
He still dressed drably.
Indeed, I well remember him as he was then, long and lanky, his sombre, <head>solemn</head> face framed by jet black hair.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40065" docsrc="bnc_A66_350">
<context>
Some COHSE hospital workers told Bernard Donoughue, the Prime Minister's personal adviser: &bquo;We'll tell you straight.
Our purpose is to get more than you offer and whatever you offer it won't be enough.&equo;
Formally, the main crisis was now over, even though strikes by civil servants and many local groups continued in February and March.
The government and the TUC were now committed to a concordat to bring inflation down to 5 per cent over three years, while new TUC guidelines were issued over picketing and the operation of the closed shop.
But this hardly carried credibility in view of the collapse of three attempted wage-restraint initiatives by the Labour government since 1974, and the failure of the 1969 &bquo;<head>solemn</head> and binding&equo; covenant, the 1974 social contract, and a myriad other scraps of paper in the past.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40071" docsrc="bnc_G10_997">
<context>
She had smiled on the new young courtier, and she had helped him, and he had been fascinated by her, for although she was ageing, there were still easily discernible traces of the famous beauty who had led armies into battle and lovers into bed; who had brought Ireland to the brink of something so truly great that its fame would echo down the centuries.    
Dierdriu had maintained the legend begun by the first Wolfkings, but her granddaughter would create a new legend altogether.    
Grainne.
Barely eighteen, wide-eyed and a little awe-struck by the Court; receptive and responsive.    
The Crown Princess, the future High Queen, beautiful and untried, and more desirable than any woman Fergus had ever seen before or since.    
But she is not for me nor I for her.    
He thought she had not known of his feelings, until the night of the receiving of new candidates into the Fiana, at which Fergus, as its head, must preside.      
It was an ancient and rather <head>solemn</head> ritual, the admitting of young men of good family into Ireland's small and carefully chosen band of warriors.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40076" docsrc="bnc_K91_365">
<context>
Methodically, P&eacute;tain set about ensuring there would be none.
De Castelnau, true to form, had dictated the immediate recapture of Fort Douaumont, but after one suicidal failure P&eacute;tain immediately rescinded the order.
&bquo;Conserve your strength,&equo; he told his commanders; &bquo;the counter-offensive will follow.&equo;
Instead, a &bquo;position de barrage&equo; a well-organised defensive wall was to be erected along the &bquo;Line of Resistance&equo; that P&eacute;tain had traced out the night he took over command.
The backbone of this line would be formed by the neglected and despised forts.
Orders were sent out to rearm them, to neutralise the demolition mines, and infantry garrisons were despatched complete with fourteen days' rations and <head>solemn</head> instructions never to capitulate.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40079" docsrc="bnc_EBP_450">
<context>
Analysis of early fourteenth-century letter-collections would show that a form of French, perfectly comprehensible to both Frenchmen and Englishmen alike, was the normal language of secular correspondence.
Of 719 letters issued under the privy seal of Edward, prince of Wales (later Edward II) between 1304 and 1305,676 were in French and the remaining 43 in Latin.
  The latter were all addressed to the pope or to foreign prelates.
French was therefore the language used by Edward's officials to address recipients as diverse as English local officers and Italian merchants.
Of 331 letters sent by Philippa of Hainault between 1330 and 1336, 203 were in Latin and 128 in French.
The predominance of Latin in this sample reflects the fact that many letters were addressed to bishops, and that Latin was used for the more <head>solemn</head> and formal instruments emanating from her chancery.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40082" docsrc="bnc_G12_2576">
<context>
There were a dozen mourners from the family in the front pews &mdash; women with grey curls and mild glasses, an old man bent over a stick, his head projecting forwards from the unoccupied collar of his overcoat like a tortoise's; a schoolboy in a neat navy-blue trenchcoat, holding a maroon cap.
Women in tweed overcoats, men in dark melton overcoats &mdash; they seemed more overcoats than people; the sort of people whose personalities are not large enough to dominate their outdoor clothes.
Two of the ladies' overcoats were sniffling, and with infinite discretion blowing their noses.
I have a lump in my throat, thought Dyson.
I definitely have a lump in my throat.
I am pervaded by a deep and solemn sadness.
Yes, yes, I am awed by a cognition of mortality.
A  cognition  ?
Why not &bquo;a sense&equo;?
God, one's thoughts need subbing at times!
All the same, a cognition is what it feels like, set among these flowers, these stabbing rods of light, these <head>solemn</head> sacerdotal periods, this indisputable lump in the throat.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40085" docsrc="bnc_EDJ_1244">
<context>
I rather went on about it.
I started shouting.
I came the Hamlets a bit.
I was drunk at the time, if you must know.    
&bquo;Oliver,&equo; said Stu after a while, &bquo;you're way out of order.
This is our wedding.
We've already asked you to be a witness.&equo;    
I reminded them both of the force of ancient ceremony, the ley-lines of hymeneal fortune, the gilded corrugations of the sacred text.
&bquo;Go on,&equo; I urged in completion, &bquo;get done by a vic.&equo;    
Stuart's plump little visage tightened as far as that was a physical possibility.
&bquo;Oliver,&equo; he said, lapsing almost parodically at this <head>solemn</head> moment into the brute vocabulary of mercantilism, &bquo;we've asked you to be a witness and that's our final offer.&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40088" docsrc="bnc_GUU_2749">
<context>
The one exception was the display cabinet mounted on the wall: it held two rows of Staffordshire figures; their garish colours contrasted vividly with the muted pastels in the rest of the room.
Dougal was particularly taken with a flat-back figure of Dick Turpin, debonairly moustached and astride a prancing horse.    
Henry's preparations for the consultation were as methodical as a dentist's.
He removed his jacket, revealing a dashing red woollen waistcoat, rolled up his sleeves and left the room.
Dougal could hear him scrubbing his hands in the bathroom.
When he returned to the living-room he was carrying an oblong package wrapped in black silk, a spiral-bound shorthand pad and a cylindrical container made of brass.
He placed them carefully on the table in the centre of the room.
He arranged two upright chairs at the table, side by side and facing the window.
His movements were <head>solemn</head> and precise.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40093" docsrc="bnc_FB9_455">
<context>
She owed that to him at least for having been, over the years, such a disappointment to her father.
And if he could put up with humourless Hugh for three weeks in the sun, the family, who couldn't have many jokes to look forward to, would be glad of a running commentary on their holiday by the well-known author of &bquo;Jottings&equo;.    
It was not that he had never loved his only child.
She was a girl, which greatly predisposed him towards her.
When she was two years old she had seemed to be of a cheerful disposition and laughed obediently when he made a witch out of his knotted handkerchief or cast a swan's shadow against her bedroom wall with his fingers.
Molly's mother, married for her beauty, had turned out to be a <head>solemn</head> and conventional woman, alternately angry and exhausted.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40099" docsrc="bnc_ABH_2601">
<context>
If the West is not careful to attend to such concerns, it could foster the fury that has not come.          
The Maghreb boils over    
&bquo;TREMBLE Jews, the army of Muhammed has returned.&equo;
Thus cried the legions of Islamic fundamentalists in Algiers this week.
Israel has a public-relations problem in North Africa.
Iraq's Scud attacks on Tel Aviv brought delirious joy, while governments struggled to contain the emotions.    
Algeria called up reservists and sent troops to guard government buildings and western embassies.
King Hassan of Morocco closed schools and banned street rallies.
Mauritanian police used tear gas to stop pro-Iraqi demonstrators reaching foreign embassies.
The Tunisian government replaced scheduled television programmes with news and <head>solemn</head> music.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40105" docsrc="bnc_ECU_2099">
<context>
There are plenty of women who have been beaten or who are dead now, and their murderers are still running around.
Let's give priority to the living.    
ON THE SATURDAY three days after the massacre, eight of the bodies were exposed in a hall of the University pavilion for the families and friends of the students.
The coffins were lined with roses, and hundreds of telegrams lined the walls.
On the Sunday, some six thousand members of the general public filed in the bitter cold up the steps to the Oratoire Saint-Joseph and grieved.    
Then, on the Monday, a <head>solemn</head> cort&egrave;ge of nine white hearses in three rows of three, followed by the limousines carrying nine of the families, politicians and dignitaries, arrived for a funeral mass held at the ornate basilica of the Notre Dame cathedral in old Montreal.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40109" docsrc="bnc_ACA_339">
<context>
After reading a report of his Relief Inspector, Trevelyan sympathised with his being exposed daily to:    
&bquo;Scenes of heart-rending misery, without being able to give effectual relief&hellip;
But, as justly observed by you, we must do all we can and leave the rest to God.&equo;        
There remained one category of great natural calamities that, because of its scale and random impact, still seemed to be the work of a wrathful deity.
This was the category of volcanos and earthquakes.
The famous Lisbon earthquake of 1755, which had faint reverberations as far north as Scotland, led George II to issue a <head>solemn</head> admonition to his people to the effect that &bquo;the manifold Sins and Wickedness of these Kingdoms have most justly deserved heavy and severe Punishments from the Hand of Heaven.&equo;
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40114" docsrc="bnc_AB5_685">
<context>
But it was very trying and I don't know if it was like a part of me that was being grabbing or trying to weasel my way into David's affections.
I don't think so because I'm not really like that and people who know me know that I'm not like that.
I think I just put up with it because he behaved in such extraordinary ways to me in the time I had known him, of showing affection at all?
Which he didn't show anyone else, and I felt privileged.
I really thought I was not only his girlfriend but someone that he really trusted because he knew I was energetic and dynamic and could get things done.&equo;    
Tony Visconti: &bquo;I remember when David's father died he was very <head>solemn</head> , as anybody would be when their father dies, and he took the responsibility of looking after his mother very seriously.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="solemn.40118" docsrc="bnc_CBC_3744">
<context>
We were told that the papers in the case were being examined and it was clearly implied that action would be taken.    
But on Christmas Eve, the final day on which anything could be done, it was announced that the sentence would stand.
Courtney will be out of jail in two years.    
The behaviour of the Attorney-General's office appears to be underhand and contemptible.
They could at least have given the court the chance to increase the sentence.    
The risk of Courtney, an apparent sexual psychopath, committing further offences against women is high.
If he does, the Attorney-General will share the responsibility for his crimes.    
The Attorney-General seemed to think that we would forget all about this scandal over Christmas.
But we have not.
And we will not.
That is a <head>solemn</head> pledge.        
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</instance>

</lexelt>

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<instance id="spade.40001" docsrc="bnc_G0F_3283">
<context>
They know that he is playing a part; they are amused by his attempts to amuse them; and grow fond of him; and thereby demonstrate their own tolerance to themselves; and grow even fonder of him as the occasion of the demonstration.
He enjoys their affection.
And what he enjoys even more is the knowledge that their affection is based upon patronizing him from what they take to be their greater radicalism; while in fact, under the surface, he is more radical than they will ever be.
He feels the piquant double pleasure of the secret millionaire who has won everyone's heart even in apparent poverty.      
The radicalism of the young people in his office consists in this: that they want to create an ideal world flowing with milk and honey, where man is brother to man, and lives in harmony with nature; where ice is warm to the touch, and no ocean is too wide for a child to wade across, bucket and <head>spade</head> in hand.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40006" docsrc="bnc_CMM_1323">
<context>
It is a lot easier these days, so make up a little cocktail of compatible systemic insecticide and fungicide, plus a drip or two of washing-up detergent to achieve a good wetting, in a small bowl, and   swish the two leaves of each cutting in the solution so that they get a good wetting and protective coating.
Insert the cuttings by pushing each one down into the sand about 4&ndash;5 inches (10&ndash;12cm) apart and with the leaves at right angles to the line of the slit, so that growth emanating from the axillary buds grows out into free space between the rows, not into the cutting next door.    
The leaves will need to be clear of the soil surface, which means that you will have a row of cuttings protruding some 3&ndash;4 inches (8&ndash;10cm).
Drive in the <head>spade</head> again, about 2&ndash;3 inches (5- 8cm) from the cuttings slit, and lever the soil over tight against the cuttings &mdash; check this by taking a few between thumb and finger, and try to lift them: they should be quite firm.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40012" docsrc="bnc_HWL_2655">
<context>
The answer came from behind us and I felt the hairs on the back of my neck go ping.    
&bquo;That is an authentic World War II pillbox, built in 1940 under the supervision of a man called Fisher who actually used to own this farm.
I would like to say that Pegasus Farm was of vital strategic value to the war effort, but I cannot.
The truth is Mr Fisher was a prominent member of the local Home Guard and he managed to persuade whoever it was in charge of building anti-invasion pillboxes that Fisher's Farm was worth defending.
It also meant he only had to walk across the Paddock when he went on night duty.&equo;    
There was some desultory laughter and a few heads turned to the back of the room.
I didn't have to.
The voice told me it was Cawthorne as much as if he'd said &bquo;<head>spade</head> bitch&equo;.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40016" docsrc="bnc_BNG_998">
<context>
Wet sand can be moulded, whilst dry sand is much more elusive.
They may watch the sand shifting as they tunnel their hands into it.
Children may discover that the covering of sand in the tray can be pushed to one side into a mound, yet will still push back to cover the tray.
This is leading towards the idea of &bquo;invariance of mass&equo; &mdash; there is still the same amount even though it has changed form.    
Water can be added to the dry sand, so that children can experiment with &bquo;rivers&equo;, &bquo;moats&equo; or &bquo;seas&equo;.
They may mix the water in to use the sand wet.
The presence of both wet and dry sand in the same tray might prompt comparison of what each type feels like or the way each behaves.    
Wet sand can be moulded, either by hand or using buckets, <head>spades</head> or moulds.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40025" docsrc="bnc_KCP_2205">
<context>
Hundred and twenty one.
And I'm hundred and thirty nine.
Who won?   
 I did.    
 Do you  fancy that  ?
With all them bloody fitters.
Thirty bloody nine.
I couldn't get a pigging    every   ja      
 No.
What did you  want?   
I wanted er the jack of <head>spades</head>   the king of hearts or a ace of diamonds.   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40029" docsrc="bnc_B2V_113">
<context>
This was a large garment, about 5 metres wide and 2 metres in length.
It was wrapped around the body and over the left shoulder where it was draped in folds which nearly reached the floor.
Otherwise, out of doors, more practical hooded cloaks were worn over knee-length tunics.    
Sandals in various styles, often designed to cover the ankles, were made out of leather.
Most clothes were of woven wool or linen, and the richest people even had silk garments.          
FARMING    
The Romans were great organisers, and as they needed to feed their legions to survive, they soon improved the way in which farming was done.
Gradually, agricultural tools improved as well.
Better ploughs meant more land could be planted.
Large two-handled scythes made harvesting easier and iron-shod <head>spades</head> allowed drainage ditches to be cut.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40033" docsrc="bnc_KD5_462">
<context>
You dare, don't you dare tell him.   
Doesn't know.   
  what's the question?   to the hole.   
Mum knows.   
The bigger hole.   
 .   
How many did it take  .   
How long did it take one man.
One minute.   
One minute, how did you work that out?   
  cos <head>spade</head> int the ground, digs it out  .   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40037" docsrc="bnc_GVA_1667">
<context>
It is not surprising, then, that very recently varieties of dysgraphia have been recognised in which there are various patterns of impairment to one or other of these two routes.    
In  phonological dysgraphia  , the spelling of real words is preserved whilst the spelling of non-words is impaired.
For example, the patient described by Shallice (1981 b) could spell more than 90 per cent of the words dictated to him, but could produce plausible spellings for almost no non-words.
In the converse   disorder, which unfortunately has been given several different names (  surface dysgraphia  ,  phonological spelling  , and  lexical agraphia  ), the spelling to dictation of non-words is good, but words are commonly misspelled, and the misspellings are usually phonologically correct &mdash; e.g. &bquo;search&equo; &mdash;  surch  , &bquo;<head>spade</head> &equo; &mdash;  spaid   and &bquo;come&equo; &mdash;  cumme  .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40041" docsrc="bnc_K4W_10068">
<context>
More than &pound;150,000 is being saved annually by energy-conscious Middlesbrough Council.
The local authority has adopted a computerised system to look at where savings can be made.        
Shop raid:    
Burglars broke through the roof into the Prospects 23 store in Church Square, Hartlepool, and stole clothing worth around &pound;1,100.
Police said anyone offered cheap garments should contact them on  .        
Women hurt:    
Two women were taken to hospital after their car was involved in an accident in Easington Road, Hartlepool.
The road was closed for a while because of a dangerous street light.        
Spade raid:    
Burglars cut the telephone wires and then used a <head>spade</head> to force open a window at a house in Salcombe Drive on The Fens estate in Hartlepool.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40046" docsrc="bnc_FS2_494">
<context>
It seemed very strange and silent, but she did not feel lonely at all.
Then she noticed some small green shoots coming up through the grass.
So something was growing in the garden after all!
When she found a lot more shoots in different places, she decided they needed more air and light, so she began to pull out the thick grass around them.
She worked away, clearing the ground, for two or three hours, and had to take her coat off because she got so hot.
The robin hopped around, pleased to see someone gardening.    
She almost forgot about lunch, and when she arrived back in her room, she was very hungry and ate twice as much as usual.
&bquo;Martha,&equo; she said as she was eating, &bquo;I've been thinking.
This is a big, lonely house, and there isn't much for me to do.
Do you think, if I buy a little <head>spade</head> , I can make my own garden?&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40050" docsrc="bnc_B0U_2617">
<context>
It helped me in my desperate attempt to respect his judgement.    
&bquo;Good man.&equo;
He paused.
&bquo;I think we've a very good sporting chance,&equo; he added confidentially.        
&bquo;&hellip;
Golden lads and girls all must    
As chimney-sweepers come to dust.'        
After about an hour Birkett began to be very busy about the room collecting a saucepan and a baking dish made of hammered-out tins and chipping little bits of wood for a fire.
Four people were playing bridge on a blanket spread over one end of the table.
Over the other end a man was reading the  V&ouml;lkischer Beobachter   with the aid of a dictionary.    
&bquo;Three <head>spades</head> .&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40056" docsrc="bnc_G1A_456">
<context>
For the second time in three months he heard the battering sound of hobnailed boots climbing the wooden stairs to fetch a body.
Mourning was scarcely possible that day: practicalities supervened.
There was a lock of Caroline's hair to be cut, and plaster casts of her face and hands to be taken: &bquo;I saw the great paws of those louts touching her and covering her face with plaster.
&equo; Great louts are necessary for funerals.    
The trail to the cemetery was familiar from the time before.
At the graveside Caroline's husband broke down.
Gustave watched as the coffin was lowered.
Suddenly, it got stuck: the hole had been dug too narrow.
The gravediggers got hold of the coffin and shook it; they pulled it this way and that, twisted it, hacked at it with a <head>spade</head> , levered at it with crowbars; but still it wouldn't move.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40062" docsrc="bnc_A0R_2949">
<context>
The first year after I moved in I found snails, morning after morning, an infantry of them, silvering across the damp lawn.
A host of them slid onto my lupins, waving their horns and munching.
The lupins died.
I dissolved the snails with slug pellets.
Soon, empty shells lay everywhere.    
During the second summer, the ants came.
They nested under my lawn and the nest made a bulge in the smooth green turf.
I studied my gardening books.
Following the instructions, I filled my saucepans and kettle with water and set them all to boil.
I went into the garden where I made an H-shaped cut through to the nest with a spade.
It took courage to do this as I was fearful the ants might swarm over the <head>spade</head> and run all the way up the handle to my hands.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40069" docsrc="bnc_HP6_926">
<context>
Two rounds of trumps can be drawn with the Ace and King, and then 3 rounds of Spades played trumping the last losing Spade in dummy.
Declarer can then concede a Club and a Diamond to make the contract.    
What, however, if the trumps are split 4/1?
When this hand was played in a recent tournament, at one of the tables the bidding was very revealing.
West made a conventional bid showing a hand with at least 5 Spades and at least 5 Diamonds.
Declarer was alert enough to put this information to good use.    
Declarer won the Diamond lead and played only one top trump.
She now proceeded to play Clubs and East correctly held off his Ace until the third round.
He returned a Diamond won by his partner who now played the 10 of Spades.
This trick went Jack, Queen, Ace and declarer now played 2 more rounds of <head>Spades</head> trumping in dummy.    
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40075" docsrc="bnc_CT9_166">
<context>
CP/M was emphatically not the best desktop operating system available at the time, indeed it was not originally even written as a production operating system.
Like Unix, it started life as a development environment, and like Unix, it had intrinsic features that made it unsuitable as a production operating system.
MS-DOS did remarkably little to improve on CP/M so was equally inadequate as a production environment.
In each case, the Apple offering was demonstrably superior, even though the Macintosh System is by no means everyone's cup of tea.
The same strictures apply in <head>spades</head> to Unix, an environment that in its conception is quite unsuitable as a production operating system: its priorities were easy sharing of files and code and interaction between members of development teams and between teams working on different projects, where the priority for a business operating system is security and protection.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40078" docsrc="bnc_AJV_661">
<context>
The Urban Survival Handbook by John Wiseman (Harvill, &pound;10.99) &mdash; John Wiseman's follow-up to The SAS Survival Handbook is a paranoic's charter, drawing the attention of the unwary to the dangers of everything from extension ladders to Japanese wisteria and providing useful hints on how to combat them.
The old soldier is best on home ground and there are some vivid illustrations of what to do with muggers' testicles.
The writer's po-faced style occasionally irritates: do people really need reminding that cases of bubonic plague should be treated immediately?    
All the Pain that Money Can Buy: the Life of Christina Onassis by William Wright (Gollancz, &pound;5.99) &mdash; The author's explanation of why people devour books about the rich is appropriately cynical: &bquo;We examine their bounteous lives on the modest condition that they suffer and come to a bad end.&equo;
Christina Onassis suffered in <head>spades</head> and there is something of Greek tragedy about her increasingly desperate search for the human affection of which she was starved as a child.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40081" docsrc="bnc_CE5_1988">
<context>
She hoped fervently that Jack Stone would not be proven wrong.    
At eleven that evening, Jack Stone entered the kitchen where Chrissie was sitting, drinking coffee and quietly staring out of the window into the darkness.
Liz Spalding was in the lounge reading.    
Chrissie looked up and saw that Jack was wearing his jacket.
She frowned slightly, and he raised a finger to his lips, closing the kitchen door to, so that their words would not be heard by the woman m the other room.    
&bquo;I'm going out for a few minutes.&equo;    
&bquo;Oh Jack you can't!,    
&bquo;I must, Chris.
I need to make a few calls.&equo;
He walked to the back door and peered out into the blackness.
The light from a neighbouring house was illuminating part of the garden, and he could see the <head>spade</head> , still stuck in the earth where he had buried the puppy.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40084" docsrc="bnc_HP6_934">
<context>
He returned a Diamond won by his partner who now played the 10 of Spades.
This trick went Jack, Queen, Ace and declarer now played 2 more rounds of Spades trumping in dummy.    
The position was now as follows: &mdash;      
A winning Club was now led from dummy and East was trapped.
If he discarded, then the losing Diamond would disappear.
If he trumped with the Queen, once again the losing Diamond would go.
If he trumped with the 6 or 10, he would be over-trumped and his second trump trick would vanish.    
The full hand was as shown below: &mdash;      
Note what happens if declarer plays 2 rounds of trumps before proceeding.
If she then plays 3 rounds of <head>Spades</head> trumping in dummy and proceeds to knock out the Ace of Clubs, East can simply hold off to the third round and then lead a Diamond.
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</instance>

<instance id="spade.40087" docsrc="bnc_HP6_599">
<context>
At this point, there is only one possible way to make the remaining three tricks.
One of the opponents must hold precisely 2 Spades containing the Jack.
I played out the King of Spades and the opponent in the East seat was fixed.
He held at that stage the Ace and Jack of Spades and 2 cards in Diamonds.
Whatever he did, I had the remaining tricks apart from the Ace of Spades.    
The second problem has a similar theme:      
In this case, however, a clue has been given to declarer in the earlier bidding.
The opponent in the West seat had made a call of a weak 2 Hearts, which suggested that he had a 6 card Heart suit and not many high cards in his hand.
He lead out the Jack of Hearts.    
Again, it is not clear where nine tricks are going to come from.
Having won the first trick with Ace of Hearts, the best approach seems to be to play on <head>Spades</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40090" docsrc="bnc_AK4_1334">
<context>
Welsh National Opera staged Le Comte Ory last year, but ENO has so far managed only a flaccid revival of its Barber.
Covent Garden's Il Viaggio a Reims in July is eagerly awaited, and Buxton Festival is doing L'Italiana in Algeri later that month, with Jane Glover conducting.    
There is one astounding omission from this list &mdash; could it be that Glyndebourne forgot the anniversary?
Having inundated us with Mozart last season, it has not a note of Rossini this summer.
And this in a house which, under Vittorio Gui in the 1950s, played a pioneering part in the Rossini revival.
It has a shorter season this year, its last in the present theatre while work progresses on the new building to open in 1994.
Yet it is still staging two new productions out of five, Britten's Peter Grimes and Tchaikovsky's The Queen of <head>Spades</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40098" docsrc="bnc_KCP_2141">
<context>
 I know  I chucked it away.   
Oh, well you   s   silly  woman.    
 Well  I thought the three had gone.   
I've got them two buggers!          
Gaw, bloody hell.
  Split them up.
Took the ace away.
Bloody Christ almighty.
Oh I don't believe this bugger.
I don't  honestly.    
 What five's  needed, the <head>spade</head> ?   
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40101" docsrc="bnc_B1Y_279">
<context>
The Sunday afternoon walk along the lanes was always interesting, even to very young children, for the high banks towered on either side of us, covered in wild flowers &mdash; campions, hemp agrimony, foxgloves, honeysuckle and many, many more.
The abundance of flowers meant butterflies, too, in a profusion which today, sadly, children never see.
There were handsome bumble-bees, ladybirds and many birds, including the occasional buzzard, hovering above some unsuspecting little creature.
I can hear the murmur of it all in my head, and smell the sweet air.    
We were only a few miles from the coast, but in the days before we had our own car, visits to the sea were exciting expeditions.
Mr Lewarne would take us in his car to one of the nearby beaches.
We would take our swimming costumes, buckets and <head>spades</head> , and a picnic lunch consisting of Cornish pasties &mdash; meat and potato ones for the main course, and apple or jam pasties to follow.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40108" docsrc="bnc_CLG_1684">
<context>
Many have been constructed with just polythene over hardcore when the building inspector wasn't about, but either way, when probing with a garden fork of thin steel rod, you probably won't be able to penetrate deeper than about 200mm.
To avoid being misled by stones and tree roots, several probes should be made in a small area.
After locating the main area, continue your exploration in the direction of the rainwater pipe, until you find the edge of the soakaway and pipe entry.    
Our young labourer Kevin, whom I've not mentioned for a while, gets the strenuous pick and shovel jobs.
He began digging for the pipe, which was expected to be about half a metre down.
The lead-in pipes are either pvc or concrete, sometimes encased with a weak concrete mix.
With any excavating job you can avoid creating a blot on the landscape for months after by slicing the turf off in strips, so that it can later be relaid.
I find it easier using low-angle chops with a <head>spade</head> instead of a shovel, as it cuts more uniformly.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40113" docsrc="bnc_AC9_1439">
<context>
The underlying assumption was that the likelihood of marriage between people from different villages drops off with increase in geographical distance between the villages.
The multi-dimensional scaling configuration resulting from processing the &bquo;degree of intermarriage&equo; values might therefore be expected to reflect geographical location of the villages.
Kendall was able to check his results to an extent, since much of his data related to villages whose location was known, and this gave him some confidence in suggesting the locations of the lost villages.
Kendall never claimed, of course, that this method could ever be accurate enough to pinpoint where the archaeologist should sink his <head>spade</head> , but rather that it could help in choosing between a number of possible locations to which the search had been restricted on other grounds.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40117" docsrc="bnc_GV8_3986">
<context>
Everything was light and airy and immensely inviting.    
&bquo;Gee.
I wish I hadn't left my swimsuit downstairs,&equo; Donna said.
She was looking magnificent, the long loose jacket hiding her hips and thighs, the silky trousers adding height.
Once again, Alex was struck by the absurdity &mdash; no, the cruelty &mdash; of the self-image that society tries to impose on women.
When you looked like Donna, why did you have to fret about not looking like the average social X-ray you saw in New York?
Or Paris, or Milan, or London?    
&bquo;It's great, isn't it?&equo; said David, smiling at Charlotte.    
&bquo;Did you do it yourself?&equo;
Alex said.
She went closer to the walls, marvelling at the detail: the starfish flung up on the painted sand, the panting dog, the discarded bucket and <head>spade</head> , the bottle of sun oil.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40125" docsrc="bnc_ASY_712">
<context>
Though the practical includes the technological, it is wider than that.
One of the most obvious practical needs we have is to be able to communicate.
We may therefore take as an example of our new dichotomy between the practical and the theoretical the teaching of English.
The state of English teaching in schools had obviously, by the late 1980s, become a cause of such radical complaint and discontent that it was not surprising to find a committee of inquiry set up to look into its proper aims and methods (The Kingham Committee, 1987).
However highly we may value the findings of this committee, it is worth asserting again the need to distinguish the concept of  language  , as something as necessary to us as our limbs or our most essential man-made tools like <head>spades</head> and kettles, from that of  literature  .    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40129" docsrc="bnc_KE5_164">
<context>
Yeah well it's only a couple of bloody pennies short  of money     
 Wayne wanted  to know what you    
Thirty quid whoop fucking new man    
Well it was sixty      
See really all you need to do is pull it, you've got two posts, how high do you want to go with the posts, about that high?
Which is about what four foot?
  That's all you've got to go, so them poles have got to be cut down to five foot, two five foots, four, four five foots    
First thing to do is level the fucking ground off    
Well the spade, Martin has got the spade    
Yeah and  they     
 That  <head>spade</head> 's crap, it fucking bows    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40132" docsrc="bnc_C8B_1862">
<context>
Miniature roses, growing no more than 40cm are widely available as house-plants.
Once the flowers have faded, put the plant in the rockery or repot it, using John Innes No 2 compost.
Plunge the post, up to the rim, in a sheltered spot in the garden.
In January bring it back into a cool, airy room for a few weeks.
Prune and thin out any old growth and place plant on moist gravel in a bright window.
Give fortnightly liquid feeds to encourage new growth.       
The thornless climber Z&eacute;phirine Drouhin can grow up to 2.75m and is well-known for its fragrant blooms   
Further information   
omitted   
How to&hellip; smarten lawn edges   
Seeded lawns can be edged with a <head>spade</head> or a half moon edging tool, once the grass is established.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40137" docsrc="bnc_F9H_2151">
<context>
A low-flying heron did its best to evoke atmosphere; &bquo;The old heron from the lonely lake/ starts slow and flaps his melancholy wings.&equo;
And jackdaws in their &bquo;powdered wigs&equo; rose in a flock from fields of maize and sugar beet.    
Back in Clare's village house martins skimmed, repairing cup-like nests glued close under the eaves of a farmhouse.
&bquo;Round the pond the martins flit/ their snowy breasts   bedaubed   with dirt/ while the mason &bquo;neath the slates/ each mortar-bearing bird awaits/ untaught by art each labouring spouse/ curious daubs his hanging house.&equo;    
Swifts rode high above the roof tops, screeching, swooping after summer gnats.
&bquo;Swift goes the sooty swallow&hellip; swifter than skims the cloud-rack of the skies.&equo;    
Peeping over a garden wall, we saw a robin &bquo;watching worms the gardener's <head>spade</head> unbears&equo;.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40143" docsrc="bnc_H7H_1124">
<context>
She found nothing to say about the yearlings and shrank quite sensibly from their forward advances, staying silent and watchful while Nicandra talked and lifted solemn grey eyes to Andrew's, sure of his entire attention.
To rivet all attention on herself was, to Lally, as natural as breathing.
The occasion to hold and secure it came almost immediately, when Nicandra's precious dog was heard crying pitifully in the depths of the watery culvert.
It was not a cry of contest with any game it was a faintly choking cry.    
Tears streamed down Nicandra's face.
She stopped calling&quot; Nettie, Nettie.&quot;
She lay on the ground, her ear to the culvert, listening.
She imagined Nettie, held up by her collar, the water backing up to drown her.    
Andrew said:&quot; I'll go for the spades.
Come on, Robert, you know the place.&quot;    
&quot; I don't know where they keep the <head>spades</head> ,&quot; Robert stood, hopeless and static, his bulk exaggerated by his suit of plus-fours and his tasselled stockings.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40147" docsrc="bnc_A89_244">
<context>
The later years of her long and successful life were troubled, alas, by an excess of curious and unannounced visitors in addition to the genuine and eminent gardeners whom she welcomed.
&bquo;Many Americans, Germans and journalists,&equo; she noted sadly.
It would not be surprising if Japanese tourists now go in search of gardens she created, or of the grave into which her coffin was gently lowered by gardeners in 1932.
PAGE t25        
A secret deep in the soil Oddjobbing.    
By Hilary Applegate IF YOUR garden suffers from slow-draining surface water, slow plant growth or shallow rooting, it could pay dividends to find out whether a soil profile could provide you with a diagnosis.    
This involves an area of about one square yard of currently uncultivated land, together with a sturdy <head>spade</head> and lots of energy, for you are seeking evidence of an impermeable layer, or hard pan, down below the ground.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="spade.40151" docsrc="bnc_A0G_2198">
<context>
Some other erythronium hybrids include &bquo;Pagoda&equo; and &bquo;Kondo&equo; (yellow) and &bquo;White Beauty&equo;.    
You can buy them mail order from Van Tubergen UK Ltd, Bressingham, Diss, Norfolk IP22 3AA.
Tel: 0379&ndash;888282.        
Helping hand for a budding plantsman    
  Could you suggest some helpful books for a keen amateur gardener who would like to know more about plants?    
  These books are extremely useful:  Encyclopaedia of Garden Plants and Flowers   (Reader's Digest &pound;24.95),  RHS Gardeners' Encyclopaedia of Plants and Flowers   (Dorling Kindersley &pound;27.50),  Perennial Garden Plants   by Graham Stuart Thomas (Dent &pound;19).        
Ace of <head>spades</head> for back back sufferers    
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 Yes I  I think   I think that is the proper order to do things.    
Yes.    
I think first of all we want to know   er as far as it's possible, which of course is always er   within the limitations of our abilities whether we think he's a man that we can recommend to the church, that they should call him.
Now the people I've heard speaking so far   don't seem to think so.
Is there anybody who disagrees with that assessment?
Just to complete the picture.    
Well   we had him for the weekend and er   looking back on the weekend   we were reasonably impressed with the man and his wife.
And er from his conversation   he appeared   to be a homely sort of a chap and er   he was outspoken but he would call a <head>spade</head> a spade.
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<instance id="stress.40003" docsrc="bnc_B14_826">
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The remainder of the chapter deals with some circumstances in which nurses are directly involved with assisting patients who have problems in maintaining a safe environment.
There are two sections.
The first of these is concerned with patients in hospital.
Florence Nightingale said &bquo;the hospital shall do the patient no harm&equo;.
Yet in most countries there is continuing concern about the number of patients who develop a hospital-acquired infection quite unrelated to the reason for their admission; about the accidents which happen to patients while they are in hospital; about the perennial danger of fire in hospitals; and about the dangers associated with the use of prescribed drugs in hospital.
In a way this is not surprising when one considers the size and function of a hospital, and the fact that hospitals are busy places: &bquo;busyness&equo; increases <head>stress</head> and tension, and errors and accidents are more likely to occur in such an atmosphere.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40010" docsrc="bnc_AB6_1130">
<context>
Of the 6.6 million tonnes shipped from West Germany and West Berlin in 1989 some 700,000 tonnes were poisonous.    
There is another way in which Eastern Europe can be seen as the prototype of things to come &mdash; the flow of refugees from East Germany and the German minorities in other countries to their rich brother.
In January 1990 alone there were 63,000 from East Germany and 38,000 from other East European countries; 100,000 in 1989 from the Soviet Union's 2 million-strong ethnic German population.
Most were economic refugees, but there were many who claimed to be environmental refugees leaving for the sake of their health.
The domestic political <head>stress</head> caused in West Germany by such an influx (which also of course, further undermined the East German economy, since many were skilled and professional people) was one very good reason why Bonn was prepared to pour aid into its neighbour.
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</instance>

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<context>
Spoken language interpreting, because it takes place only in one medium (i.e. sound), ensures that two languages cannot be mixed directly, and the use of an interlanguage is discouraged from the earliest stages of language learning.
What is trained in the spoken language interpreter is the direct analysis of meaning and the active suppression of any interference effects from the production of the target language.    
In BSL interpreting, at present, many of the processes seem to be active which need not be and ought not to be.
The fact that the target language is not speech allows the interpreter to do something which is superficially easy: to shadow the source language without analysing it.
The effort in this makes it expedient that an output form is found as quickly as possible.
Under <head>stress</head> this becomes a simple word-for-sign or sign-for-word match which solves the immediate   problem but does not give meaning.
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</instance>

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She lived in a first-floor council flat with her husband, Alex, who was admitted to hospital as an emergency with a gangrenous left foot three weeks after my visits began.
She had been married 19 years; they had no children together, but each had a son from a previous marriage.
The flat was small, cluttered and dirty.
She had had no serious illnesses in the past and had never been in hospital.    
The GP visited again 10 days after his first call and asked that I continue to review the wound regularly and alter the dressings as necessary.
He prescribed the appropriate cleaning agents and dressings as required.    
Table 1 shows my assessment of Mrs Allen's problems which formed the basis of her care plan.
The assessment was based on Neuman's model, which examines the <head>stresses</head> that impinge on an individual's equilibrium.
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</instance>

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Pre-existing disease of the coronary macro-circulation and perhaps microcirculation may be the most important factors affecting mortality from acute myocardial infarction in diabetic patients.    
Although there may not be any benefit on   mortality from very good diabetic control immediately following myocardial infarction, it is clearly undesirable to have uncontrolled diabetes at this time.
An interesting feature that has emerged recently is the number of patients who are newly diagnosed as diabetic at the time of their myocardial infarction (Oswald et al, 1984).
This study suggested an overall prevalence of undiagnosed diabetes of 5.3 per cent in patients presenting with acute infarction.
It used to be thought that this was temporary diabetes resulting from the <head>stress</head> of infarction, but present data suggest that these patients have undiagnosed diabetes before infarction (Husband et al, 1983; Oswald et al, 1984).    
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The amount of work this alerting action brought about was substantial because of the large number of Boeing 707/300 series aircraft flying in the world, all of which were necessarily involved.
Included in the 707/300 series was the 707/400 series fitted with Rolls Royce engines.
Although it was well established which major airlines were currently operating them, many others of these aircraft had been resold, sometimes several times over, to smaller companies.
Boeing had done their best to keep tabs on which aircraft had been sold to whom but some were no longer in service or had been damaged and discarded while one or two had even lost their identity, so that it was difficult to trace where they were and under whose jurisdiction they fell.    
Fatigue fractures, by their very nature, are more prevalent in structures that have been subject to <head>stress</head> over a long period of time.
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We report here the isolation and characterization of a novel complementary DNA (CL100) corresponding to a messenger RNA that is highly inducible by oxidative stress and heat shock in human skin cells.
The cDNA contains an open reading frame specifying a protein of  M    r   39.3K with the structural features of a non-receptor-type protein-tyrosine phosphatase and which has significant amino-acid sequence similarity to a Tyr/Ser-protein phosphatase encoded by the late gene  H1   of vaccinia virus.
The purified protein encoded by the CL100 open reading frame expressed in bacteria has intrinsic phosphatase activity.
Given the relationship between the levels of protein-tyrosine phosphorylation, receptor activity, cellular proliferation and cell-cycle control, the induction of this gene may play an important regulatory role in the human cellular response to environmental <head>stress</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40044" docsrc="bnc_CHT_1367">
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Recognition from educators and managers that such stress exists and is legitimate is a very important initial strategy in coming to terms with both the positive and the negative influences of stress.    
Tackling an inherent lack of confidence in the stressed individual is also crucial (as discussed in chapter 2), as is increasing the individual's awareness that they are not alone, and that networks can be developed to reduce its impact.    
The use of assertiveness and relaxation skills heighten the sense of self-worth, as do peer support groups and reliable and empathetic mentor systems.    
Nash describes the use of &bquo;stress skills&equo; in combating the stress that works against us, and in putting the same stress to work for us instead.
She describes &bquo;discernment&equo; &mdash; &bquo;the ability to recognise and acknowledge particular strands in a situation&equo; &mdash; as underlying all <head>stress</head> skills:    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40050" docsrc="bnc_BN5_66">
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Blood pressure is the pressure which the heart and arteries apply in order to squeeze the blood around the body.
When we are sitting or resting our blood pressure remains at a steady resting level.
This level increases depending on our activity and the demand for a surge of blood to be sent where it is needed, for instance to   the muscles during exercise or to our brain when under pressure mentally.
As soon as we stop exerting ourselves the blood pressure returns to normal again.    
Hypertension, or high blood pressure, is when the resting blood pressure is higher than normal.
Whilst high blood pressure is rare among young people it is common among those over thirty-five, no doubt caused by following an unhealthy lifestyle &mdash; eating too much, consuming too much alcohol, having too much salt in our food, smoking, lack of exercise, and suffering from too much <head>stress</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40058" docsrc="bnc_CKS_1226">
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Provided sexual energies have not been drained by the stress itself  orgasm   is a great form of tension release, whether achieved through making love or masturbation.
(Far from diminishing, some people find that their libido during periods of stress reaches embarrassingly high levels.)
And there are various forms of emotional release.
&bquo;Having a good cry&equo;, especially while being held by someone who is not trying to talk you out of it, is good, provided doing so does not seriously breach further injunctions about being &bquo;feeble&equo; and &bquo;out of control&equo;.
It is often startling how people's faces soften and their bodies relax after crying.
Screaming    and shouting are a help, though <head>stress</head> may be transferred to neighbours or family unless they are prepared for it.
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With reproduction essential for the maintenance of the species, we can but assume that there is a basic biological drive to create.
This can be expressed by people saying that they feel they want a child for their fulfilment as human beings.
Others may talk about a deep urge.
Some never query that sooner or later they will have a child or several children.
Others know about the pleasure they get from children.
Having enjoyed their own childhood and experienced their parents' delight in them, they want to repeat the good experience from the position of parent, and have few fears about this.
It is as if from their own experience of good parenting they know inside themselves what parenting is about.    
Some women in early adulthood may feel very unmaternal and not at all sure whether they wish to burden themselves with what they see as the cares and <head>stresses</head> of parenthood.
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<instance id="stress.40071" docsrc="bnc_CFT_3884">
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Her high volume hulls and exceptional load carrying capabilities, offer no compromise on performance, with fast tacking and unmatched windward ability.
The new low aspect ratio keels have been specially designed to give the maximum lift to windward as well as allowing the boat to creep into shallow lagoons and creeks where she can dry out without any difficulty thus opening up previously unexplored regions throughout the world.    
She is designed to be handled by a minimum crew and her huge Mediterranean-style cockpit is both comfortable and secure.
She is available with a three or four double cabin layout with the option of two or three heads and is built with a 5 year hull guarantee, using the latest moulding and construction techniques incorporating bi-directional materials, isothalic gelcoats and resins with carbon fibre or Kevlar at high <head>stress</head> areas.    
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<instance id="stress.40076" docsrc="bnc_AB3_413">
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Throwing Muses are one of a handful of groups who write about adolescence as a period of maladjustment and withdrawal, who resist the now-pop version of youth as healthy, extrovert, unproblematic hedonism.    
Compare The Smiths with Throwing Muses.
Both Morrissey and Kristin Hersh work with and within the flux of adolescence &mdash; the vacillation between agoraphobia and claustrophobia, possibility and constraint; the feeling that one's body, and the cultural meanings attributed to it, are a cage.    
Morrissey represents that flux, turns it into couplets, quips, aphorisms, insights, a wisdom we can draw comfort from.
Hersh reproduces that flux, her voice  is   flux.
The Smiths are a synopsis of pain, a resolution &mdash; awkwardness and alienation ennobled, given poise.
Hersh is the presence of pain; her voice, the intolerable <head>stress</head> it inflicts on the words, is the sound of the inconsolable wrestling with the insoluble.
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<instance id="stress.40080" docsrc="bnc_BM0_756">
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If it is stimulated every time we sit down then tremendous tensions will build up over the years; these will give rise to neck and back problems, and will also be responsible for many headaches and migraines.
All you need to do to avoid this reflex is to bend your hips and knees so that your body is balanced until you reach the chair.          
Leaning Forward When Sitting    
This is a common activity that we all do when writing, typing and eating.
To lean forward we usually shorten the front of the torso which will again affect our breathing and all the internal organs.
It is far better to lean forward from the hip joints, thus maintaining a lengthening of the entire structure.    
All these tips can be very useful in relieving some of the <head>stress</head> that we put on ourselves unwittingly.
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To prevent the aircraft veering inwards from its circular path, there was to be a check cable on the outer wing tip, joined to a motor vehicle, which would drive around the outside of the circle during take-off.
The effects on the driver and vehicle can only be imagined, as driving in circles round a field, at say 40 mph, would be uncomfortable enough, let alone trying to match the take-off speed of a warplane.    
Further considerations included the effect of centrifugal forces on carburettor feeds, cockpit instrumentation and the pilot, who could be in danger of blacking out as speed and &bquo;g&equo; loading increased.    
As far as is known practical tests of centrifugal launchers were never undertaken, and with hindsight it is difficult to imagine that they could have proved to be a practical notion, requiring large structures and imposing high <head>stresses</head> on man and machinery.
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<instance id="stress.40086" docsrc="bnc_CH7_4151">
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There were fears that the Liverpool boss might have to quit the game when he went into hospital last April for triple heart by-pass surgery.    
But he starts the Premier League campaign in better shape than three of his star internationals &mdash; Rob Jones, Jan Molby and John Barnes &mdash; who are all out crocked.    
&bquo;I feel fine,&equo; said Souness, looking tanned and relaxed before the FA Cup winners' opener at Nottingham Forest to be televised live on BSkyB tomorrow.    
Souness, 39, is training with his first-team squad every day and has warned them he will be as demonstrative as ever in the dug-out.     
Shouting    
And the fearsome Scot scoffs at stories that the <head>stresses</head> and strains of top-flight management may now be too much for him.    
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<instance id="stress.40089" docsrc="bnc_CE1_425">
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We have seen that giving advice is bad counselling, but it is also insufficient.
What the counsellor has to do is to provide counsellees with the necessary knowledge and information to enable them to bring about change in their own lives.
The counsellor has to be the enabler rather than the enforcer of change.    
The working hypothesis reached by the counsellor has to be transferred to the counsellees, not through direct transmission, but by helping them achieve their own insights.
Helping counsellees achieve greater self-awareness involves many different areas and levels of understanding:    
1    
It means helping counsellees to recognize the situations, the events or the people that provoke <head>stress</head> , and how they react to the stress in their lives.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40098" docsrc="bnc_BMS_2649">
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The doughnut was where I'd left it.    
&bquo;I spoke to her.
She was very pleased to hear me.
My dad's friend's had a heart attack so he thinks he's going to have one too.
Brian came home because Daddy couldn't stand the thought of him hanging off a cliff.
Brian's my little brother, did I tell you?
Have you got any, or sisters?
They wanted him home so they could feel safe.
They want me home so they can feel safe.
They don't want any anxiety.
No <head>stress</head> for Mr Marquis, please.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40101" docsrc="bnc_BM1_47">
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The realization that these three systems can interact, and the identification of the mechanisms involved, has only come within the past few years.
This new science has been given the rather daunting name of  psychoneuroimmunology.      
Among the discoveries made in psychoneuroimmunology is that stressful events can make the immune cells far less responsive to infection.
Bereavement can have devastating effects on our defensive cells, but even something as minor as taking an exam can make us more vulnerable to infection.
With long-term stress, it appears that a sense of being in control makes all the difference &mdash; feelings of helplessness and inability to improve matters are the most damaging.
Controllable <head>stress</head> , on the other hand, can actually improve immune status.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40108" docsrc="bnc_CKS_1221">
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Physical  exercise   is good if you enjoy it &mdash; jogging, playing squash, working out or whatever.
The trap to be avoided here is to turn the exercise into another source of demand by forcing yourself to go faster every day, swearing that you are going to beat your partner next time, or overdoing it with the weights.
Many techniques for stress reduction can be appropriated by the same injunctions to  succeed   that got you stressed in the first place, and should be discontinued if you spot that they have been subverted in this way (unless your goal has also changed along the way from stress reduction to record-breaking).    
Provided sexual energies have not been drained by the <head>stress</head> itself  orgasm   is a great form of tension release, whether achieved through making love or masturbation.
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<instance id="stress.40113" docsrc="bnc_BLW_245">
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Physical exercise or anxiety can cause inaccurate readings.
The medical name for high blood pressure is hypertension.
It is not a disease in itself, but a condition which may give rise to problems if not controlled.    
Anyone with chest pains should also go to the doctor, especially if the pain goes down the arm.    
No one can guarantee a way of avoiding heart disease but the risks can be greatly reduced.
Doctors advise:    
don't smoke    
eat healthily    
take regular exercise      
go easy on alcohol    
avoid <head>stress</head> when possible        
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40117" docsrc="bnc_CB8_42">
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It wasn't so much the ageing process itself that sent my spirits plummeting &mdash; although greying hair and wrinkles weren't exactly adding to my self-esteem &mdash; as the realisation that time is marching on and I had better not waste a moment of it.
The turn of a decade is a time to reassess the past and re-think the future.
All positive stuff, as Madeleine Kingsley points out on page 82, if only you approach it in the right way.    
Shopping as therapy?
Absolutely, says one in three women who took part in our Gallup survey to discover the stresses and strains of juggling it all and how women deal with them.
Sixtyone per cent of women sink into a hot bath in order to wind down, half have tried exercising as a means of relieving <head>stress</head> rather than simply getting fit, and one in four has a stiff drink when the going gets tough.
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<instance id="stress.40126" docsrc="bnc_BLW_401">
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But unlike many well-meaning friends, he followed it up with a practical alternative: &bquo;Tell God every detail of your needs in earnest and thankful prayer, and the peace of God, which transcends human understanding, will keep constant guard over your hearts and minds as they rest in Christ Jesus.&equo;
(From Philippians chapter 4, J.B. Phillips' translation.)        
Depression    
It is a great pity that the same word &mdash; depression &mdash; is used to describe both the common human experience of Monday morning blues and also a clinically diagnosable illness.
Too often, friends and colleagues react to the information that someone is suffering from depression either by agreeing that they often feel a bit down themselves but manage to cope, or else by treating the person as if he or she were suffering from mental disease.    
The factors that cause <head>stress</head> can also cause clinical depression and, surprisingly perhaps, as with stress, changes in life which are happy and positive may bring on depression as well as those associated with sadness and loss.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40130" docsrc="bnc_ARA_610">
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Tractors, harvesters, balers, even small equipment such as handtools &mdash; they are all valuable, and the thief knows it!    
Whenever possible, all your equipment should be &bquo;marked&equo; with either die stamping or by arc-welding your postcode to the chassis or some other part of the equipment.    
Again, your local Crime Prevention Officer can advise you.            
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE      
THE COST OF CRIME    
Crime is big business, the total cost runs into millions of pounds every year.
Some estimates even put it as high as 5% of turnover.    
This means that crime could be severely cutting your profits.    
And the cost isn't only financial!    
Fear, injury, <head>stress</head> and illness are all direct results of crime and can lead to absenteeism, decreased productivity and higher staff turnover.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40134" docsrc="bnc_BMK_1531">
<context>
Despite its limitations, alumina is a valuable clinical bioceramic, although metal prostheses remain the most popular choice.       
Table 1.
Examples of the clinical uses of bioceramics.        
Dental crowns    
A significant clinical limitation of alumina is the response of tissues to the presence of the ceramic.
In many dental applications the biomaterials which are used are only in contact with fluids, such as saliva, and thus mechanical properties are important.
A classic example of this is the dental crown where diseased or damaged material is removed from the tooth and is repaired by placing a restorative cap over the remaining tooth.
In this case the materials which are used must be strong enough to withstand placement of the crown by the dentist and the subsequent <head>stresses</head> created during eating.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40139" docsrc="bnc_C8A_2447">
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However, on the 11th, Mercury, planet of sociability and communication, turns backwards, slowing down progress in these areas.
 Money   Any blunders you make will be highlighted at the end of the month, so be extra careful, especially if you are in charge of other people's cash.
 Health   Watch out for potential injuries while exercising.        
CAPRICORN Dec 22&ndash;Jan 19    
 Love   You are particularly open to the troublesome influences of Mars this week, which could cause confrontations between yourself and those closest.
If you can't agree to disagree, then take a back seat and let others have their way on this occasion.
 Money   Your finances are looking healthy and you feel confident that you're in command of your cash.
 Health   If you control the amount of <head>stress</head> in your life, good health will continue.        
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40144" docsrc="bnc_CN6_1090">
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As far as physical abuse and neglect is concerned, a variety of factors may put a family at risk.
Cohn summarizes these factors as follows:  However, parallel research specifically concerned with sexual abuse has identified risk factors which, while similar in some respects, also include important differences.
David Finkelhor (Finkelhor, 1986; Finkelhor and Baron, 1986) has reviewed a variety of American surveys of adults in order to assess the information provided about the relative risk of people from different backgrounds experiencing sexual abuse during childhood.
Significantly the surveys were consistent in failing to find differences in rates according to social class or race.
This is an important difference as physical abuse and neglect do seem to be associated with social, material and environmental <head>stress</head> and hence seem to be related to social class.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40148" docsrc="bnc_CKS_706">
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It is as much as you can do to read the job advertisements in the  Times Educational Supplement  , let alone the leader.
Or people can feel hyped up, restless and agitated; or in a kind of listless, uninterested state that feels dead and dispirited.
Certain kinds of illness and illness-proneness are experienced: people are more likely to catch a cold or flu, for example, and be less able to shake it off; they feel generally run down and may suffer from mysterious but more debilitating viruses, such as ME or glandular fever, that are difficult to diagnose and take a long time to clear up.
Finally, in the physical list there are various kinds of aches and pains: headaches, migraines, neck and shoulder pains, back aches, perhaps the recurrence of old injuries.    
Then there are  behavioural and social   aspects of &bquo;The <head>Stress</head> Syndrome&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40152" docsrc="bnc_A0W_89">
<context>
Since muscle is heavier than fat but not as bulky, a small increase in muscle size compensates for a larger amount of fat loss, resulting in a considerable change in shape but no change in body-weight.        
Protein    
Training breaks down muscle tissue and during rest periods the tissue is repaired and growth takes place if sufficient protein is available.
So how much protein do you need?
The most widely accepted figure is 0.6g (0.02oz) per pound of body-weight.
Thus a person weighing 154lb (70kg) would need 154 x 0.6 = 92.4g (3.23oz) per day.
This amount would maintain the person's health and keep his weight steady; to promote growth an extra 10&ndash;15g 0.35&ndash;0.5oz) per day would be necessary.
Excessive protein intake can be dangerous, putting <head>stress</head> on the kidneys and causing dehydration.    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40157" docsrc="bnc_BP7_2930">
<context>
Ibn Fayoud didn't like mornings and he didn't like country air.
Right now, he was overdosing on both.
That was why he needed a hit of Valium before he headed back to London, to his bed.
Sometimes being a racehorse owner was tough on the nerves.    
Ibn Fayoud wasn't a normal user.
He needed to come down from a greater height than most.
Last night, he must have done about three grams of the white stuff, plus cognac to stop the shakes, plus not going to bed all night, plus having to behave like a serious grown-up with his trainer and make sure his homes were going to the right races in the right countries at the right time, plus a screaming anxiety attack about his father and Butler and the mess his life was in, plus the horrific combined effects of the morning and the country air.
Now  that   was <head>stress</head> .    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40162" docsrc="bnc_CB9_1401">
<context>
Allergenic overload      
5.      
Physical over-exhaustion      
6.      
Drug side-effects      
7.      
Extreme temperature variation        
8.      
Microbiologic contamination      
9.      
Geopathic <head>stress</head>      
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40166" docsrc="bnc_CKS_883">
<context>
When demand and conflict are running high, therefore, the phenomena of overload and pressure are not optional.
Given the conditions in which most teachers are working, and given that they are human beings &mdash; that is, they have limitations on what they can do, and how well and   how fast they can do it &mdash; they could not be feeling otherwise than rushed and confused, nor acting otherwise than fallibly.
Up to the point of overload and pressure, you might say that the inexorable logic of the Hay Fever Theory does hold.      
There is an additional complication to this picture which is the increasing effect of demand over time.
So far I have described the situation in &bquo;steady state&equo; as if constant demand produced constant overload and pressure.
But research into the biology of <head>stress</head> suggests there are three phases.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40171" docsrc="bnc_CBN_1350">
<context>
He encouraged her to take public baths, he saw that she ate properly &mdash; though indifferent to food himself &mdash; and behaved with her like a caring mother, the kind of affectionate mother who had always inspired him.
The mother-daughter relationship he had witnessed in London had moved him so profoundly that he had fallen in love with them both.    
Sien's own mother was inadequate, often drunk.
He would stand in for her.
His description of Sien bears a remarkable resemblance to the image he had now formed of himself, She inspired disgust in other people.
She threw angry tantrums.
Her health, like his, had been impaired by malnutrition, and &bquo;her mind and nervous system were also upset and unbalanced.&equo;
In moments of extreme <head>stress</head> Vincent could barely speak, and when he did his words would sometimes be mangled.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40175" docsrc="bnc_B30_1186">
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It is doubtful whether this is a useful approach to the problem, especially for clinical purposes.    
Although most patients who cut their wrists have experienced psychiatric symptoms, they do not fit into any one category of psychiatric diagnosis.
Many have considerable personality difficulties, and the most commonly applied diagnosis is &bquo;personality disorder&equo;.
Unfortunately this diagnosis is often used non-specifically; it also tends to promote a sense of therapeutic nihilism.
In the USA the DSM III diagnosis of &bquo;borderline personality disorder&equo; (p. 35) would often be used for such individuals.
Many self-cutters have depressive symptoms, but the highly transient nature of these does not suggest serious depressive illness.
The picture is often one of violent and rapid mood swings in response to <head>stress</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40181" docsrc="bnc_CMA_631">
<context>
In contrast, the comparative stability of, for instance, Mesozoic environments might have allowed the establishment of complex ecosystems   characterized by comparatively stenotopic organisms, which would have been vulnerable to even modest environmental vicissitudes.    
Such ideas need to be tested, and further studies made on the relative susceptibility of different fossil groups to extinction as a result of particular environmental events.
Furthermore, we need to enquire further into the factors governing the response of organisms to given disturbances of their environment, whether it involves migration to refuges or extinction and speciation.
There is clearly a rich field for future investigation into matters of such major importance.    
Though I believe that Darwin laid too much <head>stress</head> on biotic interactions as a promoter of evolution and extinction, to the extent of substantially dismissing changes in the physical environment, there is no justification for going to the other extreme, as several examples will illustrate.    
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</instance>

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But they deserve more honest treatment, and who wants fairy stories?
Certainly not the mature women who are caring courageously, and quite alone, for the elderly.
They know the truth: that life with an aged parent can be a strange mixture of joy and sorrow, and all they ask is for that fact to be accepted, not glossed over by their family and society, and then to be offered some practical ideas on how to make the best of a good job, which they consider to be well worth doing.    
Some of the information in other chapters on nutrition, health, financial problems, and coping with <head>stress</head> may be useful for the daughter at home, but if you are such a daughter there is something else you need too &mdash; a healthy determination to protect your own right to a reasonable way of life, while striving to improve that of your parent.
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40188" docsrc="bnc_B2G_1035">
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However, many of the innumerable mantras are, in fact, the names of fourth-class deities in Hinduism.
A mantra is given to a trainee meditator when his teacher initiates him into TM during an eastern ritual.
This ceremony, called  puja  , involves the recitation of a long list of seers and gods to show the &bquo;pedigree&equo; of a mantra.
Christian TM practitioners insist that a fourth-class god in Hinduism is not an actual deity but part of mythical folk lore.
A later contributor in the above book recognises the weaknesses of this argument when he suggests that TM should be modified to suit various cultures.
Another contributor, however, says that &bquo;Maharishi lays so much <head>stress</head> on the sound value of the mantra, and its vibratory effect, that without it, you just would not be practising TM.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="stress.40194" docsrc="bnc_CDH_205">
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 Henna  , the vegetable colourant, was a favourite with the ancient Egyptians and is still popular today.
Richard Burns, colour and tinting expert at Michaeljohn uses the Henara brand of powders which can be bought for use at home from chemists and department stores, costing &pound;2.19.
To enhance the effects of the red shades, Richard suggests adding a few D.I.Y.
ingredients:; the juice of a lemon, for instance, will make the shade even more brilliant; a strong cup of coffee adds depth and richness, whilst a full-bodied, deep red wine will intensify the redness or add an extra glow to the Chestnut Warm Brown variant.    
 Edmonds  , the exclusive Knightsbridge hair salon, offer head and scalp massage with essential oils which work on the pressure points used in shiatsu and acupuncture, to relieve <head>stress</head> and tension.
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John Bonomo, a Nynex spokesman, says the telephone company needs to monitor
operators to evaluate performance during the first six months on the job.
``Sometimes,'' he says, ``we 'll pull someone off the phones for more
training.'' Federal wiretap statutes recognize the right of employers to
monitor employees 'for evaluation purposes.  And in the past, Congress has
viewed monitoring as an issue best handled in union negotiations.  But
opponents, led by the CWA, say new laws are needed because monitoring is
heavily concentrated in service industries and 81 % of monitored workers
are n't represented by unions.  The CWA claims that monitoring not only
infringes on employee privacy, but increases <head>stress</head>.
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A quarrel in a far-away country, of which Asia knows nothing    
Practically all the governments and most of the people in Europe and North America back the alliance against Saddam Hussein.
At the least, they understand something big is at stake.
It is different in Asia.
Our correspondents throughout the region report      
SADDAM HUSSEIN has fewer detractors in Asia, the American-led operation against him fewer sympathisers.
Mostly, though, Asians find the whole thing an embarrassing distraction that they wish would just go away.
Seoul's English-language Korea Times caught the mood.
Its interview with the Iraqi ambassador, published on January 16th just hours before the allies attacked, was dramatically headlined: &bquo;Economy <head>vital</head>sector for Iraq-Korea ties&equo;.    
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He did not have to fear being overwhelmed by this recluse; she did not have to fear his vulnerability.
She was drawn towards the resilience of a man who offered the possibility of providing something which had eluded her during childhood &mdash; the exclusive love of a parent.
But perhaps she also identified in John the orphan she half recognized herself to be.
Their relationship offered a prospect of changing the blueprints drawn up by history.    
Neither would consciously have recognized or construed their position in   this way.
As far as John was concerned women were untrustworthy and unpredictable.
And because Jean, quite irrationally, felt partly responsible for her sister's death, that hypothesis fitted both their internal blueprints at some level.
No one amends lightly something as <head>vital</head>as a blueprint.
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40012" docsrc="bnc_B01_1504">
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Let us consider the key elements of any policy to combat age discrimination in employment.
First and foremost, it is important to accept that a narrow employment-based focus is inadequate.
The changes in work and the loss of jobs associated with new technology have to be tackled at a wider level.
For older workers this means that trends towards early retirement are unlikely to be reversed despite shortages in some industrial sectors.
The issue then is how to create viable social roles which maintain the status and security which people may have derived from employment.
The agenda here suggests the need for radical changes to education and leisure, for expansion in outlets in voluntary work and for both economic and social recognition of the <head>vital</head>role played by older people within the family.    
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<instance id="vital.40016" docsrc="bnc_AML_59">
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A few patches of such use can still be seen today, especially on small islands, but the practice has almost disappeared.
Essentially, two parallel trenches are made and the turf is folded over towards the centre.
The total strip is usually over one metre wide.
Seaweed or other dressing might be applied in this central raised area where the crop is planted, and the trenches provide drainage.
Good crops were raised by this labour-intensive form of cultivation.
Literally thousands of patches of old lazy-beds can be seen throughout the Hebrides today as a clear testimony to land pressure, especially in the 19th century.    
The two main part-time occupations in the crofting communities are tweed weaving with the managerial, marketing and assembly units being in Stornoway, and various types of fishing.
  Fishing is <head>vital</head>to the economy, especially in Barra, Eriskay and different parts of Lewis.
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40025" docsrc="bnc_A04_1141">
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Old-fashioned amateurs used to admire colours with a golden glow, which conservators have demonstrated were the effect of discoloured varnish.
The shape of a picture may have been altered, and the museum, though not a stray visitor, will know the fact.
In short the pictures in an art museum have been closely monitored, often through decades and in a few cases for centuries, so full descriptions that appear in the catalogues have a thorough-paced authority.    
It is also through observation that fakes are unmasked.
Some have been living for a disconcertingly long time in museums; but once doubted, the evidence of inadequacy in a fake is quite often soon in coming.
The Metropolitan Museum in New York, for example, proudly owned an early Greek bronze horse, which a sharp-eyed administrator on the staff noticed one day had a ridge.
This <head>vital</head>fact proved its method of manufacture did not correspond to its supposed date.
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<instance id="vital.40029" docsrc="bnc_AR9_305">
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Every press release should include a quotable, provocative statement from an officer or committee member of the organization involved.    
Press releases should be eye-catching and on boldly headed paper.
They do not need to be too smart; in fact, it is better if they do look rapidly produced, in response to an immediate threat.
If they look too much like actual print, a reporter may have the feeling that the story has already been printed, and it will be less likely to catch his or her eye.
It may, for instance, be better to leave type unjustified in the right margin.
Leave the PR firms to produce the glossy releases and charge their clients accordingly, and let yours look like the raw news that it is.    
The <head>vital</head>part is that the press comes to rely on your releases, knowing first that they contain newsworthy stories, and second that the facts can be depended upon.
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<instance id="vital.40033" docsrc="bnc_CP8_258">
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The report said for over 10 years, IBM has been booking immediately all the revenues from some long-term computer leases, getting a residual value guarantee from Merrill Lynch &amp; Co to bring the total of the lease payments plus the residual value up to the 90% of the sale price that accountants regard as prudent for a sales-type lease.
From 1984, the company also started extending more of the costs of new factories and other investments into future accounting periods &mdash; in the belief that the mainframe business would pick up again and justify the move.
IBM calls the Chandler memo part of normal give-and-take between a company and an auditor with a flair for peppery language.
Chandler, who retired last year, said in a statement released by IBM that his work with the company was &bquo;totally open and frank.&equo;
Of his specific criticisms, he cautioned, &bquo;It's absolutely <head>vital</head>that they not be taken out of context&equo; and that every &bquo;significant&equo; matter was &bquo;satisfactorily resolved&equo; and that he consistently blessed IBM with clean audit opinions.        
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<instance id="vital.40037" docsrc="bnc_CU1_92">
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Perhaps when his desk collapsed through sheer weight of mail he finally will realise that we simply want to be left for 60 minutes an hour in our blinkered little world of leather and willow.              
Favoured Hick    
SO MANY have praised Graeme Hick that there must be more to him than has been revealed.
Is he more than just a basher of indifferent bowling, of which there is currently plenty?
Here is a curious case of a foreigner already being hailed as an England batting hero long before he was qualified and thrust into the side as soon as he appeared to be.
And there he has obstinately been retained, despite a long run of failure unprecedented in my experience among specialist batsmen.
Moreover, he has occupied one of the more <head>vital</head>positions in the order.
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disagreeing and difficulty stating    
explaining          
The behaviours I will use to get what I want from Bill      
seeking ideas    
suggesting and building    
supporting          
The behaviours I will avoid      
proposing    
disagreeing    
seeking clarification      
This plan makes it as likely as possible that I shall employ behaviours that are appropriate in two <head>vital</head>ways:    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40046" docsrc="bnc_AR7_122">
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The only area where we won't be altogether unfettered is in selection for multi-sport events such as the Olympic Games, where there may be policy considerations laid down by overarching bodies such as the IOC or BOA.
I think that will represent a real change.
At the moment it is possible for some people to complain that because the policy is set and also administered centrally, teams for a major championship marathon are picked in the same way as sprint squads.
That will change when the responsibilities are delegated to the relevant commissions.    
&bquo;It's <head>vital</head>that the people making those decisions are in touch with the grass roots of the sport &mdash; that they are out there on the ground talking to athletes and coaches, attending races and letting it be known what they are doing.
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<instance id="vital.40053" docsrc="bnc_A64_1497">
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Railways are a type of transport that fall easily under central control, and whose construction may even intensify political centralism, because of the rationality of disposing lines so as to converge at a central point.
Like the absence of useful maritime peripheries, however, they can only serve as a secondary reinforcement of pre-existing leanings to   political centralism.
Canada similarly depends greatly on railways, has widely separated confines and high latitudes, but possesses a very different socio-economic and political system.    
Sea, inland waterway, and road transport came under the control of the Commissariat as well as the railways.
For long hauls the rivers still remained more important than roads in NEP, despite the fact that many of them flow to the Arctic and are frozen for long periods.
Long- and cheap-haul facilities were <head>vital</head>in a poor country occupying 17 per cent of the inhabited surface of the earth.
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<instance id="vital.40058" docsrc="bnc_ARD_720">
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For me, the issues gelled around place, accident and the body.
Both the contingencies surrounding installations and the disequilibrium of material and virtual spaces seem to recentre the body as a zone of action &mdash; the body as sensorium as well as ground of representation.
This is the site of productive tension in Tina Keane's  Escalator  , poised between corporeality and virtuality, politics and aesthetics, Symbolic and Imaginary in its account of homelessness as actuality and metaphor.    
An increasingly ergonomic and therefore telematic society keeps bodies in stasis while eradicating distance electronically.
Interactive media reformulate human interaction, minimalizing difference, maximizing control.
Magnetic recording media properties, notably that of erasure, are becoming <head>vital</head>formal characteristics of such media.
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In any case, demoting the prospects of one candidate enhanced the prospects of all others and, hence, promoted their chances.
It had been thought at one time that the restriction did not apply to an attack on members of a party as a whole, or where the motive was simply the provision of information and not the demoting of a candidate, but  Luft   adopts an extensive interpretation of the scope of the provision.              
Functions of Parliament    
Describing the functions of Parliament is a matter of listing the things it does.
The next chapter, &bquo;Parliamentary procedure&equo; is concerned with how it does them.
Parliament discharges two great functions &mdash; functions which are absolutely central and <head>vital</head>to the British constitution.
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<instance id="vital.40071" docsrc="bnc_B04_5">
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The Development of Green Awareness    
Jonathon Porritt    
This conference is a very important initiative.
The RSPCA has brought together representatives of, and people interested in, two profound movements which I believe will have a great influence on the way the human species evolves.
I cannot go into detail on the issues which members of one of those movements &mdash; the environmentalists &mdash; hold to be most <head>vital</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40076" docsrc="bnc_CB2_1063">
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But it's the All Black, Dave Loveridge, he admires as &bquo;the sweetest passer of all&equo;.    
As for Nick Farr-Jones; &bquo;I admire him, he's the best in the world at the moment for his reading of the game and for his organisation of the team on the field&equo;.    
Like all Ireland's leading players, Gus Aherne is a great devotee of the All Ireland League in its second season.
&bquo;It will improve the standards of Irish rugby but it will require a few more seasons until we see the real value of the hard competitive stuff&equo;.    
And if Aherne has a criticism it is on the standards of school and club coaching.
&bquo;At international level coaching is hardly required.
There, it is more a matter of organisation.
But at schools and club level, where it is <head>vital</head> , that simply is not good enough&equo;.      
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<instance id="vital.40079" docsrc="bnc_C8U_203">
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The Wire-haired Dachshund has a distinctive &bquo;beard&equo; which needs combing out on a daily basis.
If necessary, wash it gently in some warm soapy water to remove dirt and food particles.    
2.    
Leg furnishings are also best groomed daily with a metal comb, using downward strokes at an angle of 90 degrees to the leg.
Hold rear legs gently backwards and comb down towards the foot.
These areas can also be sponged with warm water if necessary.
This is preferable to bathing the whole dog, as constant bathing softens the coat, making it difficult to hand-strip and untypical of the breeds.    
3.    
Due to the conformation of the breed (big feet on short legs!) it is <head>vital</head>to remove some of the hair under and between the pads, and under the &bquo;thumb&equo; pad on the forelegs.
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<instance id="vital.40082" docsrc="bnc_CBC_6075">
<context>
AIR supply is triple-filtered and super-cleaned, delivered in gentle streams over the operating area.
The air is changed 20 times an hour and is humidity and temperature-controlled.
Regular microbiological checks ensure it is bacteria-free &mdash; especially important in the orthopaedic operating room, where the slightest infection inside open joints can be disastrous.
Colour-balanced lights mean the surgeon can see instantly any colour changes in the patient.        
SERVICES PENDANT    
RETRACTABLE ceiling &bquo;pendant&equo; is supply centre of operating room.
Laser socket provides power for high-tech laser cutting instruments; when in use, warning signs outside theatre are automatically lit.
Interfaces connect patient's personal computer with central database and, like a flight recorder, tracks all <head>vital</head>functions before, during and after operation.
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40085" docsrc="bnc_CTX_1955">
<context>
The sensor is quite foolproof &mdash; it contains a unique serial number stored in ROM, which has been laser-programmed.    
The bundled software controls the sensor and the key.
It reads the Touch key when it's placed on the sensor and uses it as an encryption key to decode data as it's read and to encode it as it's written.    
Install the program on your hard disk, plug in the dongle, boot up, and you're asked to place the key on the sensor and set up a password.
You can then choose from two levels of security; low level, which scrambles your file   allocation table; and level two, which encrypts your entire hard drive.
Backing up your data is <head>vital</head> , so book a lunch date if you choose level two, because it takes about one minute per megabyte of hard disk space to set up.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40088" docsrc="bnc_CBG_5166">
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Now it appears England's attempt to win backing from the nine countries with Test status by offering a higher bid of &pound;300,000 may also be flawed.    
England need only unanimous support from the Test countries to win the World Cup vote without having to refer to the ICC's associate members.    
But with India, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka all certain to support their own bid, that avenue to success is already closed to the TCCB.    
That immediately poses the question of why the TCCB opted to concentrate on impressing the Test nations with large financial guarantees, instead of copying the logical example of the sub-Continent and targetting the associates?    
A question that becomes even more <head>vital</head>when unanimity is not available at the ICC, and a victory involving the associates must be backed by at least two thirds of the nine Test nations.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40093" docsrc="bnc_CGD_966">
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In being empathetic one is recognising the other person's feelings, and one's own answering response, but not being swamped by either.
Symbolically the worker has one foot on the edge of the bog, reaching out to hold the hand of the person trampling in it, but the second foot of the worker is on firm land, to help pull the person out.    
Relationships need more than empathy.
They also need warmth and genuine regard (Rogers, 1967).
The genuine regard or respect is demonstrated in building trust, being reliable, and taking the other person's point of view seriously, whatever one's personal opinion.
Warmth should be expressed verbally, and occasionally with elderly people physical demonstrations of affection and concern are appropriate.
Good communication is <head>vital</head> , and this will be considered further.        
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40099" docsrc="bnc_CJ3_155">
<context>
The cuckoo grabbed the side of the nest, picked up the reed warbler's egg in its beak and flew off.
The whole sequence of events lasted only eight seconds, and yet in that time the cuckoo had also managed to lay its own egg.
Most birds take about 20 minutes to lay an egg.
The ability of the cuckoo to lay its egg so quickly is a major adaptation of brood parasites.    
For their body size, cuckoos lay remarkably small eggs.
The average cuckoo's egg weighs just 3 g (&frac19; oz), while most birds of the same size lay eggs weighing about 10 g (&frac13; oz).
This must be a factor in the cuckoo's ability to lay its eggs so rapidly, but it also has other advantages.
One is that small eggs hatch sooner than large ones.
It is <head>vital</head>for the young cuckoo to hatch either before, or at the same time as, its nest mates.
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40105" docsrc="bnc_AN1_192">
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Thus each days' dosage remains hom&oelig;opathic to the case as the slight increase in the health of the vital force is matched with the slight increase in potency caused by the five or six shakes of the bottle.
The regular stimulus of the remedy which is hom&oelig;opathic both in pathogenesis and potency is the key to the speedier cure.    
The same chapter in Chronic Diseases highlights this thus &bquo;  In taking one and the same medicine repeatedly (which is indispensable to secure the cure of a serious chronic disease), if the dose is in every case varied and modified only a little in its degree of dynamization, then the <head>vital</head>force of the patient will calmly, and as it were willingly receive the same medicine even at brief intervals very many times in succession with the best results, every time increasing the well-being of the patient  .&equo;    
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<instance id="vital.40109" docsrc="bnc_AHX_1441">
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It is likely in this kind of case that Regional Railways might seek a partnership operation with a local council or one of the passenger transport executives to establish a light rail line.
The operating agreement it has set up with the Manchester Metrolink &mdash; due to start running along several sections of former BR track today &mdash; could provide a good foundation.    
In Manchester the handover has allowed it to offload heavy costs such as bridge maintenance, while in Sheffield the running of the tram system into British Midland's station has turned it into a major transport terminus, which includes buses.    
Its signalling conversion work at Sheffield should be finished by Easter next year.    
Another <head>vital</head>aspect of the work Regional Railways does on LRT systems concerns safety.
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40114" docsrc="bnc_CU0_1356">
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On that tour New Zealand had the great batting talent of Stewie Dempster a their disposal.
He was later named as one of  Wisden   's five players of the year after the tour had ended.
&bquo;Dempster was the outstanding player of the team,&equo; said Weir, &bquo;being equally at home with both pace and spin.
In an era which had great batsmen like Bradman, Hammond, Ponsford, Duleep and McCabe, Stewie would have ranked with the best.&equo;    
Another person picked by  Wisden   was Roger Blunt, one of the five players of the year after the 1927 tour.
&bquo;He was a fine   allrounder who, once he had played himself in, was delightful strokemaker,&equo; Weir said.
Both Kerr and Weir said Blunt broke <head>vital</head>partnerships towards the end of a session, which helped to bring the pendulum back in New Zealand's favour.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40118" docsrc="bnc_CDW_280">
<context>
The  Oxford English Dictionary   defines a game as &bquo;a contest played according to rules and decided by superior skill, strength or good fortune&equo;.
Viewed as a game the market has two important characteristics.    
 First   it is a game which creates wealth through the process of production exchange and all players in the game (i.e. those supplying labour services, property and capital) are better off as a result of it.
Such a positive-sum game must be contrasted with a zero-sum game in which the game to some can only be at the expense of others.
The reason the market economy or catallaxy   produces fresh wealth rather than simply redistributing existing wealth is critically bound up with the way in which market prices act as signals containing <head>vital</head>information.
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40126" docsrc="bnc_A7L_184">
<context>
Barker was a natural showman, promoting  Henry VIII   with the declaration that he would burn all the prints of the film within six weeks, and his own sense of the significance of what he had done is echoed in Rachael Low's description of this as &bquo;the first really important feature film.&equo;
But the only thing that was important about the film was its length and the ill omens it offered for the future.
The development was welcomed by exhibitors, who felt that stage adaptations would enable them to attract a better class of customer, but they weren't to know what they were letting themselves in for.
It was also paralleled abroad, where a French production of  Queen Elizabeth   was imported to the US by Adolph Zukor.
But whereas film industries as <head>vital</head>as the French or American could absorb this new development, the British industry was put into a straitjacket by it.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40130" docsrc="bnc_B23_37">
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Those likely to suffer most from this loss of collaborative endeavour will be the most vulnerable members of the community.
All children within a community have equal rights to the opportunities offered by education.
Although LEAs have sometimes held on to powers at the centre which prevented decisions being made quickly and flexibly, they did provide an education service which allowed an effective response to diversity and need.    
Local Management of Schools must be judged on how far it enables the whole education service to respond to the needs of  all   pupils in the locality.
All are entitled to attend the local school, to receive an education which responds to their needs and allows them equality of opportunity.
Before they embark on LMS, it is <head>vital</head>for schools to clarify and articulate their educational philosophy as the basis of their School Development Plan (see Chapter 2).
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40134" docsrc="bnc_AA5_108">
<context>
LEGAL peers renewed their attack on the Government's plans to shake up the legal profession yesterday, when the Courts and Legal Services Bill had its second reading in the Lords.    
But criticism of the package, which will end the barristers' monopoly right to appear in the higher courts and transfer a huge chunk of the High Court's caseload to the county courts, was considerably less strident than when the original green paper proposals were debated last April.    
Opening the debate yesterday, Lord Mackay said the bill's key aims were to ensure a voice for the users of legal services, and to make sure that decision-takers on legal services were answerable and took their decisions with the benefit of full and considered advice.    
The proposals included a <head>vital</head>role for the judiciary in framing rules for advocates and preserved the independence of the legal profession, he said.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40139" docsrc="bnc_CDB_926">
<context>
&bquo;What a funny thing,&equo; said Lewis.
&bquo;We had ham salad that day too.
What a coincidence!
Oh, yes, I've been meaning to ask you, who was it looked after Wyvis Hall while you were in Greece?&equo;    
Adam could eat nothing.
The other time, he remembered, it was his father who hadn't been able to eat.
He didn't know what Lewis meant about someone looking after the house but no doubt he, Adam, had at the time concocted some tale to keep his father quiet, to keep him away even.    
&bquo;Someone from the village, you said,&equo; Lewis persisted.    
&bquo;How can I remember that far back?&equo;    
&bquo;The police will want to know.
It may be of <head>vital</head>importance.&equo;    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40144" docsrc="bnc_B06_1269">
<context>
This is an area of the body quite often neglected in remedial massage therapy, yet a good face and scalp massage can be one of the most uplifting experiences of all time.
A violent headache can be safely dissolved within minutes without having to resort to aspirin or paracetamol with their accompanying side-effects.
Drugs do nothing to remove the cause of a headache which more often than not stems from nervous and muscular tension, something aromatherapy massage will gently soothe away.    
If the following sequence is carried out with sensitivity, not only will it relieve tension but it will also effectively stimulate clarity of thought.
When there is tension in the neck and spine, particularly where they connect to the brain at the base of the skull, blood flow is impeded.
A good flow of blood to the head is <head>vital</head>for optimum brain function.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40148" docsrc="bnc_ALV_410">
<context>
Additional factors influencing the industry include a shift in the balance of trade towards Asia Pacific and other traditional import markets, away from N America and W Europe, and growing environmental legislation.    
Integration is the challenge for the industry in the 90s, believes Akitt.
&bquo;Companies need to focus less on dividing their refining and chemical interests and more on capitalising on the tremendous synergies from integration&equo;.    
Some unilateral plant closures can be expected, Campbell predicted &mdash; if the crisis goes on for long or gets worse.
&bquo;But perhaps&equo;, he added, &bquo;there are, in some cases, less draconian alternatives&equo;, such as reduced production rates and the imaginative use of temporary mothballing.    
&bquo;Further concentration of the industry is <head>vital</head>in the longer term&equo;, he said, and mergers and alliances will have a part to play.
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</instance>

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<context>
FINALLY, in an important long-term development, a United States High School Development Team will make an overseas tour this summer, the first-ever such tour.
Coach Tony Smeeth of Seattle will lead a side of 27 players on an 18-day, seven-game tour to New Zealand.                  
ASIA    
HONG KONG'S MIRACLE MAN    
Hong Kong have appointed Kiwi GEORGE SIMPKIN as their new coach.
ALVIN SALLAY reports on his innovative plans for the future of the game in the British colony.    
The miracle man of Hong Kong rugby, George Simpkin, has been asked to work wonders once again &mdash; to win Hong Kong the elusive goal of acquiring the Asian crown.    
At the very least, Hong Kong are hoping that he will steer them to a <head>vital</head>second place in September's Asian Rugby Football Tournament in South Korea.    
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</instance>

<instance id="vital.40156" docsrc="bnc_B0Y_1965">
<context>
The repertoire was as follows, in chronological order of being devised:  A Christmas Carol  ;  The Cricket on the Hearth  ;  The Chimes  ;  The Story of Little Dombey  ;  The Poor Traveller  ;  Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn  ;  Mrs Gamp  ;  Bardell and Pickwick  ;  David Copperfield  ;  Nicholas Nickleby at the Yorkshire School  ;  Mr Chops  ;  the Dwarf  ;  Bob Sawyer's Party  ;  Doctor Marigold  ;  Barbox Brothers  ;  The Boy at Mugby  ;  Sikes and Nancy  .
Five other items were prepared but never performed (  The Haunted Man  ;  The Bastille Prisoner  ;  Great Expectations  ;  Mrs Lirriper's Lodgings  ;  The Signalman  ).
See  Charles Dickens: the Public Readings  , edited by Philip Collins (1975).        
receiver, exhausted,    
vessel emptied of air.        
reckoning without his host,    
adding up his bill without reference to the innkeeper; in other words, leaving <head>vital</head>factors out of account.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="vital.40161" docsrc="bnc_AR9_1633">
<context>
Most streets are essentially a collection of frontages, and the street scene has an existence to some extent independent of the buildings behind it, enjoyed by numerous people who never enter the buildings.
A facade has a function as an ornament to a town as well as cloaking a building.    
The worry, of course, is that the next time around the owner will say, &bquo;It's not worth preserving &mdash; it's just a facade.&equo;
A building adapted or retained in its totality can have many lives; keeping just the facade might prolong its life by no more than twenty years.
But if the importance of a facade to a street has been recognized once, the argument that it is worth retaining for its contribution to the townscape must be upheld.
  For this reason it is <head>vital</head>that the new structure behind the facade is designed so that it can be dismantled without damaging the earlier structure.     
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="vital.40165" docsrc="bnc_B2T_1218">
<context>
The North, if it does not accelerate up-market into high-tech areas of design and production, will become lost and stagnant.
These new areas have to be identified and realised.
Northern distance &mdash; given development of communications &mdash; need be no object, as witness the Forth-Clyde Valley resurrection.
High-tech advance however is not feasible without a highly qualified manpower stock.
Engineering innovation, creative design, technology transfer, technician support &mdash; all these in turn depend upon an education and training effort recognising economic urgency.      
7.      
 Education and training      
The subject is now, properly, top of politicians' agenda.
Populist pressure demands higher standards in the basics.
These are indeed <head>vital</head> , but overconcern about them obscures wider issues.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="vital.40169" docsrc="bnc_B16_916">
<context>
Log paper comes in several numbers of  cycles  ; the specimen in figure 11.6 contains three cycles, allowing the highest number to be as much as 10  3   or 1000 times as high as the smallest; four cycle paper would allow it to be as much as 10  4   or 10,000 times as high.    
The principles of logarithms were discovered in the seventeenth century; they gave a tremendous technical spur to navigation, astronomy and to the growing commercial sector, facilitating tedious calculations, like nineteen months' interest at an annual rate of 2.79 per cent.
In the   days of calculators and computers, we no longer use log tables to speed up hand calculations.
But logs have a <head>vital</head>role to play in data analysis, providing one of the most useful ways of re-expressing data that straggles upwards.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="vital.40174" docsrc="bnc_BP2_832">
<context>
Maintenance Logistics    
Aircraft spare parts are important resources to aircraft maintenance.
They represent significant investment in terms of capital locked within the logistics pipeline   and therefore pressure is constantly present to reduce aircraft spare parts held.
The cost of spares and frequency of failure are important factors.
However, the consequences of non-availability of aircraft spares when called for is delay to the maintenance operation or the initiation of component transfer from one aircraft to another.
Such actions also represent considerable cost.
Advanced expert systems form an interface between maintenance and conventional, inventory control systems, assisting with <head>vital</head>logistics decisions and moving closer to just-in-time provisioning.        
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="vital.30044" docsrc="wsj_1691.mrg_8">
<context>
Some, particularly in West Coast earthquake zones, are dusting off their
evacuation plans, checking food stocks and reminding employees of what to
do if emergency strikes.  Others say they feel confident that steps they
've already taken would see them through a disaster.  Preparedness involves
more than flashlights and fire alarms these days.  Some big companies have
teams of in-house experts focusing on safety and business resumption.  Many
companies in the path of potential disaster have set up contingency offices
in safe regions, hoping they can transport employees there and resume
operations quickly.  That means making sure that copies of
<head>vital</head> computer software and company records are out of
harm's way.
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</instance>

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<instance id="yew.40004" docsrc="bnc_B3H_708">
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When the paper was removed it lifted up the wax-ground where the pencil had been and exposed the metal.
The exposed areas of the plate could then be etched in a weak acid solution, care being taken not to bite through the wax-ground.
This method can give all the nuances of a pencil drawing.    
In a number of his soft-ground etchings one can discern the actual texture of the paper the original drawing was made on, which has been transferred to the plate by the pressure of the pencil in the larger tonal areas.    
The particular portfolio I saw had twenty-seven etchings many being straight-forward views of Ambleside and elsewhere but included were prints of &bquo;Oak trees in Rydal Park&equo;, of &bquo;<head>Yew</head> tree in Patterdale churchyard&equo; and &bquo;Birch trees in Coom Gill&equo;.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40011" docsrc="bnc_EWC_2388">
<context>
We don't want to upset them and it's bound to smooth itself out in time.&quot;    
&quot; There's more rain coming tonight,&quot; said Bigwig.
&quot; Soon, too, I think.
Let's go underground and see if we can get them to talk a bit more freely.&quot;    
&quot; I think that's something we can only wait for.
But I agree about going underground now.
And for goodness' sake let's get Fiver to come with us.
He troubles me.
Do you know he was out all night in the rain?&quot;    
As they went back through the copse Hazel recounted his talk with Fiver that morning.
They found him under the <head>yew</head> tree and after a rather stormy scene, during which Bigwig grew rough and impatient, he was bullied rather than persuaded into going down with them into the great burrow.    
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40016" docsrc="bnc_K1Y_3914">
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For the past 10 years we've been working on synthesising the chemical; now we're trying to see if the European Yew will provide the starter material for producing anti-cancer activity.        
Voice over    
The problem for researchers in this country has been getting enough Yew to carry out their work.
Now several of the great estates of England have been enlisted to help.        
Male speaker    
My wife read an article in the hairdressers about Taxol and told me about it.
A German interested in the project was visiting Cirencester and saw our trees and asked us about the clippings.        
Voice over    
Taxol is used to help women with breast and ovarian cancer, but it's not a miracle treatment.
The <head>Yew</head> tree is one of the most poisonous plants in the countryside.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40025" docsrc="bnc_ECR_683">
<context>
But the present brick castle keep, towering to 110 feet, was built around 1430 by Ralph, Lord Cromwell, Treasurer of England.    
Thanks to the restoration work carried out by the Marquess Curzon, of Kedlestone K.G., in 1911, it remains as the most perfect example of a castle keep from the later Middle Ages.      
There is a museum and gift shop in the gatehouse of the castle.
Peacocks strut through the grounds and the whole is surrounded by an inner and outer moat.    
Occasionally archery competitions are held here &mdash; a perfect setting for such an event.
One could almost imagine oneself back into the Middle Ages but for the fact that technology has marched on through the centuries to replace rough-hewn bows of <head>Yew</head> with fibreglass ones, equipped with very advanced sights.        
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40030" docsrc="bnc_AM4_1699">
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The German scientist appeared to consider this carefully.
Then with a sardonic smile he replied: &bquo;I think the first sign, the very first symptom of  Waldsterben  , was an attack of blindness in foresters.&equo;    
With grant-aid from the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), FoE now involved over 500 volunteers in its own survey of yew and beech trees.
These species were chosen as native, easily identifiable trees growing on a range of soils throughout most of Britain, which show clear symptoms.
Declining yews lose needles and develop in the same pattern as other conifers, and affected beech show specific changes to their branching structure.
The FoE study, published in October 1985 as  The Final Report: Tree Dieback Survey  , was based on 1,638 beech trees and 1,546 <head>yews</head> at over 700 sites.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40035" docsrc="bnc_K56_161">
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The problems of reforestation, and how the tree can best be cultivated will also be addressed &mdash; following guidelines from the US Forest Science and US Bureau of Land Management.    
The bark for the cancer drug is from trees harvested for timber, and loggers have to leave a 12 to 14 inch high stump.
Nearly 70 per cent of these stumps later resprout and grow once more.    
Bark is stripped from trees by hand, or with high-pressure water jets.
Then, paclitaxel is extracted from the bark in a complicated process.    
The drug companies are also investigating the possibility of using needles and twigs, obtained harmlessly during routine clipping, from other ornamental yew species.
Scientists are now trying to mimic natural paclitaxel, so the trees will not have to die.    
Paclitaxel production by the <head>yew</head> tree is achieved by a combination of many enzymes.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40040" docsrc="bnc_G2F_1711">
<context>
Prices start at about &pound;681 for a single Lit B&acirc;teau with curved head and foot in cherrywood, up to &pound;3,554 for an ornately carved Louis XV style in rosewood.
Other timbers include oak and walnut, in colours and patinas to order.    
&bquo;The patina is the degree of &bquo;distressing&equo; a customer requires,&equo; explains Simon.
&bquo;You can decide how old you want your furniture to look &mdash; the number of worm-holes and that sort of thing!&equo;
Beds can also be supplied &bquo;in the raw&equo; for decorative painting, which the shop can do to order.
Simon Horn also has mattresses and divan, bedside tables, chests of drawers, ottomans and wardrobes.
Antique beds from all over Europe include magnificent rococo styles.    
Traditional English furniture includes desks, filing cabinets and chairs in polished <head>yew</head> or mahogany, or plain white ready for decorative painting.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40044" docsrc="bnc_B31_213">
<context>
Much Wealden woodland has been managed as coppice, often in combination with standard trees, principally oak.
In the Low Weald much of the coppice is hazel, which was used primarily for the construction of sheep hurdles and in the building industry, but is now of little economic value.
Many of these woods have been abandoned or grubbed up for agricultural use.
The hazel coppices are particularly favoured by the large Sussex Nightingale population.    
The dominant tree in the High Weald where there are clay soils is also the pedunculate oak, but where sandy soils predominate the sessile oak (  Quercus petraea  ) is well represented.
Other tree species commonly growing in association with oak include beech, silver birch (  Betula pendula  ), mountain ash (  Sorbus aucuparia  ), ash, holly, <head>yew</head> and Scots pine (  Pinus sylvestris  ).
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40053" docsrc="bnc_C8S_1939">
<context>
Then&hellip;.&equo;    
He took her hand back, and raised it gently to his lips.    
&bquo;You are the most beautiful woman I know.
Also one of the cleverest, however much you pretend not to be.
I'm very very glad you are not a man.
Now.&equo;
He stood up.
&bquo;Come back to St-Cloud with me.&equo;    
It was late when they reached the great house, but the moon was full, and the night air was warm and still.
Edouard, at Isobel's suggestion, took her on a grand tour.
They walked through the wild informal gardens, then through the  all&eacute;es   of clipped hornbeam, then <head>yew</head> , to the rose garden, and on to the parterre, which had been planted with herbs, and &mdash; for the spring &mdash; wallflowers.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40058" docsrc="bnc_AC7_1698">
<context>
And as the years passed, Old John he grew poor,    
And sold them to children who passed by his door    
To buy him a morsel of bread.    
 Little boy, little boy, take your hand from that tree  !    
Remember there's someone who always can see    
As well in the dark as the light.          
She died of bronchitis at the age of seventy-seven.
&bquo;I blame myself,&equo; my aunt had said.
&bquo;I had gone Outside to empty the bedpan&hellip;
&equo; (&bquo;Outside&equo; was quite a sumptuous place in its little way; a good walk from the house, along a winding path between <head>yew</head> and box trees and down some artistically rounded white steps, to a trellised porch with chequered black and red tiled floor, where an escort might wait on a dark night.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40065" docsrc="bnc_C9M_470">
<context>
This bass is finished in polyester which, though undoubtedly resilient, is a tad too modern and shiny for my taste, and detracts from the more tactile effect of the woods used.
Again, though, this was customer specification.        
5-STRING    
Is the 5-string more of the same?
Well, not really.
The most obvious difference, apart from the extra string, is the use of through-neck construction.
Maple is again the main wood used, the five-piece neck laminate utilising figured rock maple to sandwich two sections of Goncalo Alvez.
The wings are of flamed maple with two layers of walnut, separated from the central body section by ebony, itself edged by fine multi-coloured veneering, which can also be found under the fretboard and headstock facing.    
The distinctively figured wood facing the wings on both back and front is an unusual choice of <head>yew</head> .
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40072" docsrc="bnc_AP8_119">
<context>
There are different types of galleries.
In many cases the buildings show the Nordic influence of the long house with farm buildings attached, sheltering man and his animals under the same roof, and the gallery may be on the house or barn.
It is believed that the galleries themselves are strongly influenced by the Nordic tradition.
Some galleries project from the first floor of the house; others are on barn buildings above the yard.
One has an outside stair, the only way to the first floor before an inside stair was built.
Some galleries are long, like those at <head>Yew</head> Tree and Monk Coniston, where a great (or walking) spinning wheel could be used, the spinner requiring space to draw her thread away from the great wheel and, turning, to reverse the wheel and walk back to wind the spun yarn on the bobbin.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40077" docsrc="bnc_FSS_155">
<context>
In  Pontardawe R.D.C  .
v.  Moore-Gwyn  , for instance, there was no liability for the fall of rocks from an outcrop, when the fall was due to the natural process of weathering.    
An occupier, therefore, is not liable to his neighbour under the rule in  Rylands   v.  Fletcher   for damage caused by ordinary trees which are self-sown because they are naturally on the land.
Nor in general is he liable even if he has planted the trees because he has not used his land in an extraordinary or non-natural manner.
&bquo;To grow a tree is one of the natural users of the soil.&equo;
In contrast, in  Crowhurst   v.  Amersham Burial Board  , the defendants planted on their land a <head>yew</head> tree which grew so as to project over onto the land of the plaintiff on which cattle were pastured.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40081" docsrc="bnc_CJK_2220">
<context>
The three-quarter acre garden has a pond with ducks and views across the 72 acres of farmland and lakes.
Inside the house all the bedrooms have magnificent views across the lovely countryside, over to the Snowdonia mountains and in the other direction to Anglesey.
The interior is furnished simply but very pleasantly in keeping with the old-world cottage ambience of the house.
The nine bedrooms are all individually decorated and locally crafted wood is a feature; all are equipped with a colour TV and are en suite.    
The food is fresh, wholesome and imaginative and the menu provides an excellent choice of dishes.
Individual diets are catered for.    
 Easily Accessible  : There are several gentle walks in the immediate vicinity, starting from Llanddeiniolen church (with reputedly the oldest <head>yew</head> trees in Europe), and at Pen Dinas, an Iron Age hill fort.
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40084" docsrc="bnc_KC9_6386">
<context>
I think at first glance you can't really see  .    
No, no, no, if you weren't sort of looking.    
To make them think twice.    
Well that's right    
Maybe take another car rather than this one     .    
 You have a quick look  you, you, you think that could be a child's one and you think well  .    
Yes, yes it is very  , Yew tree.    
Oh is it?    
It's a Yew tree isn't it?    
Yes, isn't it?    
Beautiful, you don't see <head>Yew</head> 's out in  the open much do you?     
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</instance>

<instance id="yew.40087" docsrc="bnc_H7V_337">
<context>
The truth is he was running &mdash; running for his life.
He ran until his heart stopped and he fell dead.&equo;    
&bquo;What was he running from?&equo;
I asked.    
&bquo;That is the difficult question,&equo; said Holmes.
&bquo;I think he was mad with fear before he began to run.
He didn't know what he was doing.
That explains why he ran away from the house instead of towards it.
He was running   away from help.
The next question: who was he waiting for that night?
And why was he waiting in the <head>Yew</head> Alley and not in the house?&equo;    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40090" docsrc="bnc_CJK_1007">
<context>
Across the courtyard lies an Elizabethan building, believed to be the original farmhouse.
Much has been added to the house over the years and today, with its elegant 18th-century front rooms, there is little to remind one of its humble beginnings.
There is a restful green drawing room with a log fire, piano and colour TV.
The dining room is rakishly decked out in Regency stripes with deep red walls.
There are two comfortable bedrooms with en suite bathrooms.    
Dinner is offered by prior arrangement.
The food is home-cooked using fresh ingredients, and vegetables and herbs from the kitchen garden.    
 Easily Accessible  : There are several local walks which start directly from the house, taking in the village (one mile from <head>Yew</head> Farm) and the surrounding woods and fields.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40098" docsrc="bnc_A7H_808">
<context>
He works from dawn to dusk and then, for recreation, goes home to his little cottage in the grounds and tends his own little garden, growing prize specimens for the local show.    
William and Harry have a tree house to play in in the woods at Highgrove    
Trevor takes care of the rest of the garden, plants up the giant tubs that sit outside the house, helps the Prince plan new features and site new trees and additional flower beds.
He also weeds the existing beds, prunes the roses and, as well as all the other seasonal jobs, cuts the lawns and hedges.
There are dozens of hedges, which the Prince is growing in order to create topiary; there is also an avenue of trimmed and rounded golden <head>yew</head> trees leading the eye, in classic style, to a folly at the foot of the park.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40101" docsrc="bnc_FNU_163">
<context>
&bquo;Forgive me,&equo; he said.
His voice was educated although he was wiping his nose on his sleeve.
&bquo;Bad news?&equo;
Meredith asked, and lent him a handkerchief.    
The letter was from Bunny's father, telling of a bomb that had exploded in the garden.
Thinking in terms of   his mother's back yard in Hoylake, the washing sagging between poplar trees, Meredith had prepared himself for details of death.
In his head he saw the hung sheets dotted with coal-smuts torn from their pegs and ripped into bandages as they sailed above the foxgloves.
He assumed a melancholy expression and said, &bquo;I'm so sorry.
No, please keep the handkerchief.&equo;    
&bquo;There was a 300-year-old oak,&equo; Bunny said.
&bquo;And a <head>yew</head> hedge even older.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40108" docsrc="bnc_K1Y_3907">
<context>
In each of those years, estate workers have had to keep it trimmed.
But for the first time the clippings are not being dumped.
Instead, they're being put in the hands of chemists trying to extract a cancer drug called Taxol.    
Taxol was discovered in America; a chemical found in the Pacific Yew tree it can paralyse cancer cells, but extracting it destroys the tree.
Now scientists hope to isolate a chemical which works like taxol from the European Yew.        
Male speaker    
For the past 10 years we've been working on synthesising the chemical; now we're trying to see if the European Yew will provide the starter material for producing anti-cancer activity.        
Voice over    
The problem for researchers in this country has been getting enough <head>Yew</head> to carry out their work.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40113" docsrc="bnc_BPK_771">
<context>
I think perhaps not.    
I was constantly hearing that people were reacting to all this technology, expressing a wish to go back to basics with a simple bow, a look at the wind, an arrow loosed into the heavens and a hope that with luck it might hit the target.
Longbowmen claimed they were more relaxed and less competitive, not &bquo;pot-hunters&equo;.
As more skill was required to shoot with a longbow, they were not so worried about high scores, being content if their arrows occasionally landed where they were aimed.    
One archer had really gone back to basics; he had started making his own bows by means of trial and error and a book from the library.
Using traditional methods and traditional woods such as western <head>yew</head> , osageorange and degame, a bow can take fifty to sixty hours to make.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40117" docsrc="bnc_BMX_2388">
<context>
There was a multitude of small tracks that began promisingly and died to nothing within a few yards, tracks that might be the paths of men or of deer, or wolves, or wild boar.
In this labyrinth the Friar was not at a loss but strode on purposefully.
He was threading his way along the side of a steep and thickly wooded declivity when a voice hailed him from the other side.    
&bquo;The Church Itinerant!&equo; the voice called cheerfully.
&bquo;You are early.
You are expected tomorrow.&equo;    
&bquo;Where are you?&equo; demanded the Friar.    
&bquo;Sitting on the sunny side of this yew bush.&equo;      
The Friar plunged down into the ravine and toiled up the other side.
&bquo;I have walked all night,&equo; he said, the weariness sounding in his voice.    
A slender man with a wisp of grey beard and an air of pleasant idleness was lying on one elbow beside a <head>yew</head> .
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40125" docsrc="bnc_C97_2478">
<context>
Spraying and trickling    
Manufacturers in plastics looking for a new aquatic widget are invited to contact Iwan Davies for details of his O  2   Enhancer which he has designed to spread water more effectively over trickle filter media.
It's positioned under the usual plates, (with flat plate uppermost) and the outflow from the tank hits the rotating bar, sending a spray of oxygenated water all over the media.
The item is Patent Pending no 9120547.6.        
King British re-packaged    
Our picture shows the new packaging to look for when buying King British flake.       
This superb cabinet comes from Maple Reproductions.
It could have been built in mahogany, <head>yew</head> , ash, teak, oak or cherrywood style, and the company will build any size and style to order.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40129" docsrc="bnc_HH5_143">
<context>
Benjamin, with his long, dark face, kindly eyes and lawyer's stoop.
When I think of him I always smile.
He was one of the few really good men I have ever met.
If you have read my earlier memoirs you will know how this occurred.
We went to school together, I saved him from a beating and he rescued me from a hanging, twice; once in Ipswich and then again at Montfaucon, that great forest of gibbets which stands near the Porte St Denis in Paris.    
Now, Benjamin's uncle, the great Wolsey, and his black   familiar, the enigmatic Doctor Agrippa, used us both on countless errands in the sinister twilight world of treason, murder and lechery of the courts of Europe.
Lackaday, they have all gone now!
They're just shadows, ghosts who dance under the shade of the spreading <head>yew</head> trees which border the far end of the lawn in front of my manor house.    
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40132" docsrc="bnc_B31_204">
<context>
Most of the downland woods are west of the Arun gap and, apart from plantations, beech (  Fagus sylvatica  ) is the dominant tree, although it rarely regenerates, and where no replanting takes place ash (  Fraxinus excelsior  ) quickly asserts itself.
The beech woods, especially, have little undergrowth, in which case they do not hold large bird populations and are often too young to support hole-nesting species such as woodpeckers.
The Woodland Survey indicates that there are no particular features of their bird populations, and certainly there are no characteristic species of beech woods in the way that Wood Warblers and Redstarts favour the open oak woods of the sand, or Nightingales the damp coppice of the clay.
<head>Yew</head> (  Taxus baccata  ) commonly occurs in the ash woods, and on the National Nature Reserve at Kingley Vale there are large stands of yew which support good populations of common species, particularly Great Tit, Coal Tit, Chaffinch and thrushes.
</context>
</instance>

<instance id="yew.40139" docsrc="bnc_AMS_1315">
<context>
Some conifers, though, such as the larch, have adopted the deciduous habit too.     
Temperate forests pose the problem of seasonality.
Life is interrupted by winters.    
The natural fauna of temperate forests includes the complete range   of feeding types, from herbivorous and detritus-eating insects and mites, through to roe deer, moose, wood bison and various pigs among the herbivores, to bears, wolves, and cats such as the wildcat, lynx, and puma, among the big carnivores.    
The contrasts between temperate and tropical forests are striking.
The main difference is in numbers of species.
Whereas tropical forests may contain hundreds of species of trees, temperate forests typically contain only a few species (oak with ash, <head>yew</head> with beech) or even only one (as in the redwood or cedar forests of North America).
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Each scrap of news any one of them had about themselves or their immediate family &mdash; child, husband, dog, cat, Bendix dishwasher, a new dress or pair of shoes, the price of every article they bought &mdash; was as fascinating to each other as if it were their very own; and any little thing out of Great Meadow was pure binding.
Together they were the opposite of women who will nod and nod as they pretend to listen to another, waiting for the first pause of breath to muscle in with the growing pains and glories of their own house, the impatience showing on their faces as they wait.
Mullingar was passed and they felt they had hardly said a word to one another.
At the hotel in Longford they broke the journey to have tea and sandwiches, and just as the winter light began to fail they were turning in the open gate under the poisonous <head>yew</head> tree.    
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Her book is not a comprehensive history of English garden design, but a much chancier, though equally delightful narrative depending for its emphasis on what happened to find its way into the collection.
These quirks of fate, combined with Jane Brown's own enthusiasms (she is the author of a fine book on the Lutyens-Jekyll partnership) have resulted in a narrative in which the gardens of the Arts and Crafts movement, a relatively short period between 1890-1914, get twice the space of the gardens of either the eighteenth or the nineteenth century.    
This is fine by me.
The talented crew of Voysey, Newton, Baillie Scott, who created the beautifully put together houses of that period, evidently also had the gift of persuasively selling their ideas.
Who could have resisted Charles Voysey's design for Oakhurst, Ropes Lane, Fernhurst in Sussex?
A pool of blue scillas lies to the left of an entrance through <head>yew</head> hedges.
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Now that the baseball season is officially over, you see  , it's time  for a new season to begin . Today is the debut of the Senior Professional Baseball Association, a new eight-team pro sports circuit, modeled  after the highly successful senior tennis and golf tours and complete with good salaries, a cable television contract and even expansion plans.
One hundred and ninety two former greats, near greats, hardly knowns and unknowns <head>begin</head> a 72-game, three-month season in spring-training stadiums up and down Florida. 
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San Jose and several other California cities mounted major campaigns  during the summer  to woo the group, which  was founded  last June by seven electronics concerns. The venture plans  to announce a final site by late November.
It expects to <head>begin</head> construction by year end and start shipping four-megabit dynamic random-access memory chips by mid-1991. 
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The British company plans  to change its name to Manpower, the name of its U.S. unit, and write off part of nearly $1.2 billion  in good will as a possible prelude to  reincorporating in the U.S.. Dravo rose 5 8 to 16 1 8.
Shearson Lehman Hutton <head>began</head> its coverage of the company with favorable ratings. 
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Mr. Dozen said  Daiwa's strengths were its large capital base, its influential position in the Tokyo market and its links to Japanese corporations and institutional investors. Mr. Dozen joined Daiwa upon his graduation from Kyoto University in 1959.
Like many young recruits in Japanese securities firms, he <head>began</head> his career peddling stock to individual investors. 
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Unfortunately, his mother had tickets for a recital by Itzhak Perlman the same night, and she was adamant about his attending.
&quot; I threw such a fit, &quot; says Mr. McDuffie, who had <head>begun</head> violin studies at the age of six. 
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The Chinese were among 3,372 boat people supposedly from Vietnam who  arrived in Japan this year, compared with 219 for all of 1988, the official said  . The 658 Chinese, who  have been in a refugee-assistance center, were sent  to immigration facilities yesterday pending deportation to China, the official said  .
On Sept. 13, Japan <head>began</head> a policy of screening boat people, accepting only those deemed to be political refugees. 
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When the motorist returned to his car  he could turn the card off and, if it showed time remaining, save it for later. Seita is a partner in the project, which  was developed  by Matra SA  using Japanese technology.
Seita and Matra currently are negotiating with city officials for the right to <head>begin</head> service. 
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Writing to Speed on August 24, 1855, Lincoln made the latter point clear. In homely terms whose timeliness  is startling today, he thus declared his own right  to secede.
&quot; We <head>began</head> by declaring that all men are created equal. 
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However, he asserted that the department hadn't mastered the technology needed   to retrofit the entire Cypress structure. Moreover, other officials noted , snafus in transportation funding that the state has experienced  over the years may have restricted the availability of funds for such a retrofitting, even if it were technologically feasible.
Knowledgeable employees said the retrofitting, which hadn't yet been budgeted, was part of a planned, three-stage reinforcement of the Cypress structure <head>begun</head> by the California transportation department several years ago. 
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I submit that this is the key problem of international relations, that it always has been , that it always will be . And I suggest further that the main cause of the trouble  we are in  has been the failure  of American policy-makers, ever since we assumed free world leadership in 1945,  to deal with this problem realistically and seriously.
In the recent political campaign two charges were leveled affecting the question of power, and I think we might <head>begin</head> by trying to put them into proper focus. 
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And they called on the government  to release Nelson Mandela, the ANC's leading figure, who  was jailed with them and remains in prison. Without him, said   Mr. Sisulu, the freeing of the others &quot; is only a half-measure. &quot;
President F.W. de Klerk released the ANC men -- along with one of the founding members of the Pan Africanist Congress, a rival liberation group -- as part of his efforts to create a climate of trust and peace in which his government can <head>begin</head> negotiations with black leaders over a new constitution aimed at giving blacks a voice in national government. 
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The report is subject to review by the State Commission on Judicial Conduct, which  is empowered  to impose sanctions. GAF TRIAL goes to round three.
Attorneys in the third stock-manipulation trial of GAF Corp. <head>began</head> opening arguments yesterday in the Manhattan courtroom of U.S. District Judge Mary Johnson Lowe. 
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Panama was stripped  of this right because of U.S. differences with the Noriega regime, but the Central American country would have received a quota of 30,537 metric tons over a 21-month period ending Sept. 30, 1990. About a quarter of this share has already been reallocated , according to the industry, but the remaining 23,403 tons are still a lucrative target for growers because the current U.S. price of 18 cents a pound runs as much as a nickel a pound above the world rate.
The potential sales are nearly $9.3 million, and House Majority Whip William Gray (D., Pa.) <head>began</head> the bidding this year by proposing language that the quota be allocated to English-speaking countries of the Caribbean, such as Jamaica and Barbados. 
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When he started school at the age of five-and-a-half , he could not understand why the alphabet begins with the letter A, instead of C, as in the scale. Because, like many other children, he intensely disliked  practicing Czerny Etudes, he composed his own studies.
When he was eight he <head>began</head> violin lessons. 
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Thomas Stoddard, head of the Lambda Legal Defense Fund, called the prospect of the speech &quot; frankly shocking. &quot; We 've actually read the speech.
Mr. Allen <head>began</head> it with a warning to his hosts, a California church group that opposes rights for homosexuals. 
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But what about those of us whose views  are not predetermined  by formula or ideology? How should we think about national service ?
Let's <head>begin</head> by recognizing a main source of confusion -- &quot; national service &quot; has no agreed meaning. 
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For an instant his men hesitated,  unable  to believe that their lieutenant, the most popular officer in the regiment, was dead. Then they let out a bellow of anguish and rage and,  cursing, screaming and hollering &quot; Garryowen &quot; ! ! They charged into the enemy like wild men.
That finished the job that Captain Chandler and Lieutenant Carroll had <head>begun</head>. 
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Profit from the calls goes to charity, but ABC Sports also uses the calls as a sales tool: After  thanking callers for voting, Frank Gifford offers a football videotape for $19.95 , and 5% of callers stay on the line  to order it. Jackets may be sold  next.
Meanwhile, NBC Sports recently <head>began</head> &quot; Scores Plus, &quot; a year-round, 24-hour 900 line providing a complex array of scores, analysis and fan news. 
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Italian chemical giant Montedison S.p.A., through its Montedison Acquisition N.V. indirect unit, <head>began</head> its $37-a-share tender offer for all the common shares outstanding of Erbamont N.V., a maker of pharmaceuticals incorporated in the Netherlands. 
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DPC Acquisition said  it had received the reasonable assurance of Chase Manhattan Bank N.A. that the financing can be obtained . In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, DPC Acquisition said  it expects  it will need about $215 million   to buy the shares and pay related fees and expenses.
DPC Acquisition added that it has not <head>begun</head> discussions with financing sources, and said it expected to repay the amounts borrowed through proceeds of the liquidation. 
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Like other foreign banks establishing a presence here, the family describes its move as a calculated decision  to set up a financial services outlet in Europe's largest economy ahead of the integration of European Community markets after 1992. Yet the Rothschilds don't deny an emotional element to the decision.
In 1796, Mayer Amschel Rothschild founded Bankhaus M.A. Rothschild &amp; Sons and later sent his four sons to London, Paris, Vienna and Naples to <head>begin</head> the bank's expansion during the early 19th century. 
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Copperweld Corp., a specialty steelmaker, said 445 workers at a plant in Shelby, Ohio, <head>began</head> a strike after the United Steelworkers Local 3057 rejected a new contract on Tuesday. 
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By Tuesday night, television stations were carrying new ads featuring Mr. Coleman himself raising questions about Mr. Wilder's sensitivity to rape victims. New Jersey:
The attacks <head>began</head> when Democratic Rep. James Florio aired an ad featuring a drawing of Pinocchio and a photograph of Mr. Florio's rival, Republican Rep. Jim Courter. 
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The chairs are S-Cargo seats, and a gift shop sells such items as alarm clocks styled  like the Pao's oversized speedometer. All these vehicles have sharply improved Nissan's morale and image -- but haven't done much for its market share.
Nissan had 29% of the Japanese car market in 1980 before <head>beginning</head> a depressing eight-year slide that continued through last year. 
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The FTC said  it &quot; had reason  to believe that the proposed acquisition could substantially reduce competition &quot; in the production of certain image intensifier tubes, which  are important components of night-vision devices sold  primarily to the defense industry. The FTC said  it would seek  to enjoin the proposed acquisition in a federal trial court, but declined  to specify which one.
Under federal law, if the court grants a preliminary injunction, the FTC must <head>begin</head> administrative proceedings to determine the legality of the proposed stock purchase within 20 days. 
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Knowledgeable employees said  the retrofitting, which  hadn't yet been budgeted , was part of a planned, three-stage reinforcement of the Cypress structure begun  by the California transportation department several years ago. The Cypress reinforcement project itself was part of an annual effort  to shore up structures believed  vulnerable to earthquakes.
The state <head>began</head> such work after a 1971 tremblor in Southern California, when numerous bridges collapsed. 
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Trinity estimated the value of the pact at more than $40 million .
Trinity said it plans to <head>begin</head> delivery of the rail cars in the first quarter of 1990. 
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Meeting in Strasbourg Wednesday, the commission voted, as  expected,  to formally object to the accord between Air France, the state-owned airline, and state-controlled domestic carrier Air Inter.
An EC spokesman said the two companies will be notified so they can <head>begin</head> negotiations with Brussels on how to modify the pact. 
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Just as he knew that she had stopped  loving him. The Brahmaputra has its headwaters in the tableland of the world, the towering white headwalls of the Himalayas that  are unknown to man as any other space on the planet.
For a brief period each year, the rays of the sun are warm enough to melt some of the snows piled a mile deep at the base of the headwalls, and then the pinnacles glisten in the daytime at high noon, and billions of gallons of water <head>begin</head> their slow seepage under the glaciers and across the rockstrewn hanging valleys on their long, meandering journey to the sea -- running east past the sky-carving massifs of Gurla Mandhata and Kemchenjunga, then turning south and curling down through the jungles of Assam, past the Khasi Hills, and into Bengal, past Sirinjani and Madaripur, until the hard water of the melting snows mingles with the soft drainage of fields and at length fans out to meld with the teeming salt depths of the Bay of Bengal. 
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Turkey's legislature elected Prime Minister Ozal as the country's first civilian president since 1960,  opening the way for a change of government under a new premier  he will select . The vote in Ankara was boycotted  by opposition politicians, who  vowed  to oust Ozal.
He <head>begins</head> his seven-year term Nov. 9, succeeding Kenan Evren. 
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The Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association-College Retirement Equities Fund said  it will introduce a stock and bond fund that  will invest in &quot; socially responsible &quot; companies, and a bond fund.
Both funds are expected to <head>begin</head> operation around March 1, subject to Securities and Exchange Commission approval. 
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I would not want to be one of those writers who <head>begin</head> each morning by exclaiming, &quot; O Gogol, O Chekhov, O Thackeray and Dickens, what would you have made of a bomb shelter ornamented with four plaster-of-Paris ducks, a birdbath, and three composition gnomes with long beards and red mobcaps &quot;? ? 
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Johnny vigorously pounded two bleached steer bones against the gourd which  served as his drum. He showed his gleaming tusks of teeth and bellowed incoherently, his brass earrings jangling discordantly as he shook and trembled in ecstasy.
The drummer flogged the gourd with frantic intensity as the dancers <head>began</head> the calinda, a sensual gyration which had long been a favorite of voodoo practitioners and their disciples in the Louisiana slave compounds. 
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Thereafter seed and food became more plentiful and the colony remained in the north the year round. Activity by British traders  and the presence of a colony  on the Red prompted the United State War Department in 1819 to send Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Leavenworth from Detroit  to put a post 300 miles northwest of Prairie Du Chien, until then the most advanced United States post.
In September 1822 two companies of infantry arrived at the mouth of the St. Peter's River, the head of navigation on the Mississippi, and <head>began</head> construction of Fort St. Anthony which, upon completion, was renamed in honor of its commander, Colonel Josiah Snelling. 
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Apparently a lot, according to the British firm of Deloitte, Haskins &amp; Sells.
The British firm has <head>begun</head> court proceedings in London to prevent the use of the name &quot; Deloitte &quot; by Deloitte, Haskins &amp; Sells and Touche Ross &amp; Co. in England and the rest of the world. 
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BSN Corp. said it will <head>begin</head> an offer tomorrow to exchange up to one million of its common shares and all of its $16.6 million in 7 3 4% convertible debentures due 2001 for a package of new debt and common stock warrants. 
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When the plant was destroyed  , &quot; I think everyone got concerned that the same thing would happen at our plant, &quot; a KerrMcGee spokeswoman said  . That prompted Kerr-McGee to consider  moving the potentially volatile storage facilities and cross-blending operations away from town.
Kerr-McGee said it has purchased 3,350 acres from the federal government in Clark County and plans to <head>begin</head> construction early next year. 
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At the same time he started walking the streets,  peering at the people passing or shopping at the stalls, storing up fresh impressions of what they looked like , how they moved . In particular he sought the gentle, sweet-faced nuns, with head coverings and veils coming to the middle of their foreheads,  remembering their expressions until he reached home and set them down on paper.
Discovering that draperies could be designed to serve structural purposes, he <head>began</head> a study of the anatomy of folds. 
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And the sheep said --  all in unison, I have no doubt -- ba-a-a ! ! The sound mockery of sheep is like the salubrious horse laugh &quot;.
&quot; That is only partly non-nonsense &quot;, he <head>began</head>. 
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By the time  the streetcar pulled away , he had fallen in love with Paula. A letter awaited her at Princeton.
Paula says that even though Carl's letters usually <head>began</head>, &quot; Dear Miss Steichen &quot;, there was an understanding from the beginning that they would become husband and wife. 
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&quot; Four years &quot; ! ! She wailed . &quot; That's a long time,  waiting &quot;.
&quot; How many times have I told you &quot; -- he <head>began</head>, and was almost glad when she cut him off -- &quot; Too many times &quot; ! ! -- and flounced to the sink, where she began noisily to wash her hands. 
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His approach to the recantation is direct but low-key. &quot; For some time, we had forecast negative third - and fourth-quarter growth.
We pulled that forecast, &quot; he <head>begins</head> matter-of-factly in a meeting with Piper, Jaffray &amp; Hopwood Inc. officials in Minneapolis, the first stop. 
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&quot; You sound like an old woman. You should have gone to work today, 'stead of  sneaking around spying on the Dronk house &quot;.
&quot; Now, see here &quot; -- &quot; The trouble with you &quot;, old man Arthur <head>began</head>, and then checked himself. 
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The New York-based company reported a third-quarter net loss of $5.1 million , or 10 cents a share, compared with a year-earlier net loss of $6.2 million , or 12 cents a share. Operating revenue surged 54% in the latest period to $42.9 million  from $27.7 million .
The company said 80% of its auction business is usually conducted in the second and fourth quarters, with the current quarter having <head>begun</head> &quot; extremely well. 
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She smiled, and expertly let herself downward,  holding this known root or that, her sneakers sliding in the leaves. She jumped out onto the flat expanse of rock and,  seating herself, shook her short-cut brown hair and tilted her chin far upward.
The reedy music of the frogs had faded, but presently it <head>began</head> again, growing in volume until it was vibrant. 
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New York lay  bleaching in the summer sun, and the morning fish hawk, flying in the heated air, saw below him the long triangular wedge of Manhattan Island. It was thickly settled  by fifteen thousand citizens and laid out into pig-infested streets, mostly around the Battery, going bravely north to Wall Street, but giving up and becoming fields and farms in the region of Harlem Heights.
From there it looked across at Westchester County and the Hudson River where the manor houses, estates, and big farms of the original (non-Indian) landowners <head>began</head>. 
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Its ragged behavior through much of 1989 has prompted some forecasters to anticipate the start of a new recession perhaps before year's end. But the far stronger showing of the Columbia index &quot; makes a recession any time soon highly unlikely, &quot; says   Geoffrey H. Moore, the director of the Columbia facility.
A leading authority on the business cycle, Mr. Moore also is a member of the Business Cycle Dating Group, the panel of private economists that decides for the government when expansions and recessions <head>begin</head> and end. 
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A number of considerations suggest that this occurs early in the process. Change involves the displacement of form.
This means that the inception of change itself can <head>begin</head> only when the factors conducive to change have already become more powerful than those anchoring the existent form in being. 
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That's the word expected to be on the lips of the more than 3,000 developers, pension-fund advisers and real estate financiers slated to attend a four-day conference, <head>beginning</head> here today, sponsored by the Urban Land Institute. 
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But yesterday's action put to rest any lingering resistance from tobacco interests.  Faced  with inevitable defeat, the once dominant industry declined any recorded vote on the ban, which  covers all but a fraction of 1% of daily flights in the U.S..
The sole exceptions are an estimated 30 flights of six hours or more <head>beginning</head> or ending in Hawaii and Alaska. 
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The decision, Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services, illustrates how Supreme Court rulings often have a ripple effect ,  spreading into areas of law and policy that  weren't part of the actual cases decided  and that  never were contemplated  by the justices. In the Missouri case, unforeseen consequences may have arisen because the high court reinstated the preamble of the state's 1986 abortion law.
The preamble says that human life <head>begins</head> at conception and that unborn children have rights protected by the Constitution. 
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They are useful  to call public attention to grievances, but they have little value in  educating anyone about the issues in dispute. The delight of television in dramatic confrontation encourages overuse of slogans chanted  through bullhorns, militant gestures, accusatory signs and other emotionally inspired tactics.
Civilized discourse and an environment where compromise can <head>begin</head> are lost in a hostile posture abetted by superficial media interviews. 
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&quot; I know  it isn't dinnertime &quot;. But at this the one too-large cat suddenly became two cats, stretching.
Shadow, the more talkative, <head>began</head> at once to talk, her voice piteous. 
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The pound strengthened to $1.5795  from $1.5765 . In Tokyo Monday, the U.S. currency opened for trading at 141.70 yen, down from Friday's Tokyo close of 142.75 yen.
The dollar <head>began</head> Friday on a firm note, gaining against all major currencies in Tokyo dealings and early European trading despite reports that the Bank of Japan was seen unloading dollars around 142.70 yen. 
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Its cash and liquid securities fell by $338 million  in the first six months of 1989. The trust also will receive $75 million  a year starting in 1991 on a bond  it holds  from Manville.
And, <head>beginning</head> in 1992, it will have a claim on as much as 20% of Manville's annual net income. 
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For the six months ended June 30, it earned $3.1 million , or 61 cents a share, compared with net income of $2.4 million , or 41 cents a share, a year earlier. Its stock also has risen lately, at least partly because it is considered  a possible takeover candidate.
Interstate banking is scheduled to <head>begin</head> in California in 1991, and larger California banks, such as Wells Fargo &amp; Co., have been paying fat premiums to buy smaller banks to control markets before any out-of-state banks enter the fray. 
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Something was beginning  to stir and come alive in her, too (it may have been there for a good while, since she was twenty now; ; but if it had been , it had been smothered  until now by fear ): you could tell it by the way  she watched the older, bigger boys, like Jack . She would look at Jack, with that hidden something in her eyes, and Jack would see the Woman and become breathless and a little sick.
School <head>began</head> in August, the hottest part of the year, and for the first few days Miss Langford was very lenient with the children, letting them play a lot and the new ones sort of get acquainted with one another. 
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She said that the timing of the United Kingdom's entry would depend on the speed with which other members liberalize their economies . Mrs. Thatcher's remarks were seen  as a rebuff to several leading members of her own Conservative Party who  have called for a more clear-cut British commitment to the EMS.
At the same time, a recent poll shows that Mrs. Thatcher has hit the lowest popularity rating of any British leader since polling <head>began</head> 50 years ago. 
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Son and Daughter of Local Couple Married  &quot;. Apart from misplaced modifiers and headlinese, journalism contributes a wide variety of comic ambiguities in both editorial and advertising matter.
A weekly newspaper reported a local romance: &quot; and the couple were married last Saturday, thus ending a friendship which <head>began</head> in their schooldays &quot;. 
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As banks ' earnings were squeezed  in the mid-1970s, the emphasis switched to  finding ways   to cut costs . But now computers are enabling more banks to analyze their customers by age, income and geography.
They are better able to get to those segments in the wake of the deregulation that <head>began</head> in the late 1970s. 
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The disarray in the junk-bond market that <head>began</head> last month with a credit crunch at Campeau Corp. and the failure of banks to deliver financing for a leveraged buy-out of United Airlines parent UAL Corp. has reverberated through some of the nation's largest law firms. 
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The offer consists of $410.5 million  in cash and the rest in notes. Acadia would sell up to 10% of the equity in the reorganized company to creditors and bondholders in exchange for the cash distribution, but creditors and bondholders would receive no discount for their shares.
Revco's chairman and chief executive officer, Boake A. Sells, said both the company and the bondholders have put forth reorganization plans, but little progress has been made since negotiations <head>began</head> this summer. 
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The company didn't disclose a purchase price or capitalization figures. Murata said, however,  it will invest about 1.4 billion yen ($9.9 million ) in the new company.
Production is slated to <head>begin</head> in April. 
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The prices of most grain futures contracts rose slightly yesterday out of relief that the stock market was showing signs of  recovering. Earlier in the session, the prices of several soybean contracts set new lows.
A broad rally <head>began</head> when several major processors began buying futures contracts, apparently to take advantage of the price dip. 
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The offering, Series 1989-84, is backed  by Fannie Mae 9% securities. Pricing details weren't available.
The two offerings bring Fannie Mae's 1989 Remic issuance to $31 billion and its total volume to $43.3 billion since the program <head>began</head> in April 1987. 
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These include new orders for manufactured consumer goods, lead times on vendor deliveries, orders for new plant and equipment, and backlogs of orders for durable goods. Meanwhile, the National Association of Manufacturers said yesterday  a recent poll of 53 executives on its board found that 61% don't expect a recession to occur until 1991 or later.
The remainder expect a downturn to <head>begin</head> sometime in 
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The measure provides no money for the promised payments until then, but <head>beginning</head> in fiscal 1991, the government would be committed to meeting annual payments of as much as $500 million until the total liability of approximately $1.25 billion is paid. 
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Yet it  is also axiomatic that the power  to create new crimes belongs only to the legislature, and not to courts.
<head>Beginning</head> in the early 19th century, with U.S. v. Hudson and Goodwin, the Supreme Court has repeatedly held that a judicial power to declare conduct to be against the public interest and hence criminal, while well established in British law, would usurp legislative authority under the doctrine of separation of powers. 
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Carroll was sharp and military, but he was up against tough competition for that RA berth, and he wanted  to play it cool. So Mel Chandler set out  to sell him on the spirit of Garryowen, just as he himself had been sold  a short time before.
When the Korean war <head>began</head>, on June 25, 1950, the anniversary of the day Custer had gone down fighting at the Little Big Horn and the day the regiment had assaulted the beachhead of Leyte during World War 2, , the 7th Cavalry was not in the best fighting condition. 
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The refund was about $55 million  more than  previously ordered  by the Illinois Commerce Commission and trade groups said  it may be the largest ever required  of a state or local utility. State court Judge Richard Curry ordered Edison  to make average refunds of about $45 to $50  each to Edison customers who  have received electric service since April 1986, including about two million customers who  have moved during that period.
Judge Curry ordered the refunds to <head>begin</head> Feb. 1 and said that he wouldn't entertain any appeals or other attempts to block his order by Commonwealth Edison. 
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Mr. Kaye denies the suit's charges and says  his only mistake was  taking on Sony in the marketplace. &quot; I made a similar line and I produced it cheaper, &quot; he says .
Today, U.S. Judge John E. Sprizzo is expected to rule on Sony's renewed request for a pre-trial order blocking sale of the disputed products, on which deliveries <head>began</head> in July. 
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The tax increase, which will be considered at a special session of the state legislature that <head>begins</head> tomorrow, would cover only part of the estimated $4 billion to $6 billion in total damage caused by the Oct. 17 quake. 
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Still, the lesson is about the same: On Friday the 13th, the market was spooked  by Washington.
The consensus along the street seems to be that the plunge was triggered by the financing problems of the UAL takeover, and it's certainly true the rout <head>began</head> immediately after the UAL trading halt. 
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&quot; Wheat prices will increasingly pivot off of Soviet demand &quot; in coming weeks, predicted   Richard Feltes, vice president, research, for Refco Inc. in Chicago.  Looking ahead to other commodity markets this week:
Orange Juice Traders will be watching to see how long and how far the price decline that <head>began</head> Friday will go. 
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Department officials say that HHS Secretary Louis Sullivan will support Dr. Mason's ruling, which  will be issued  soon in the form of a letter to the acting director of the National Institutes of Health. Both Dr. Mason and Dr. Sullivan oppose federal funding for abortion, as does President Bush , except in cases where a woman's life is threatened  .
The controversy <head>began</head> in 1987 when the National Institutes of Health, aware of the policy implications of its research, asked for an HHS review of its plan to implant fetal tissue into the brain of a patient suffering from Parkinson's disease. 
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The musician ran away from school when he was fifteen , but this escapade did not save him from the Gymnasium. Simultaneously, he pursued his musical studies at the conservatory,  receiving sound training in counterpoint and harmony, as well in the violin and piano.
His professional career <head>began</head> when he was twenty; ; he became Otto Klemperer's personal assistant at the Cologne Opera, and a year later was promoted to the position of regular conductor. 
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Some 822 New York Stock Exchange issues advanced in price, while 668 declined. But the Dow Jones Transportation Average went down for the seventh consecutive session, due largely to further selling in UAL.
The average dropped 6.40 to 1247.87 and has now lost 21.7% of its value since the losing streak <head>began</head> Oct. 10. 
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In the six months since the current fiscal year <head>began</head> April 1, the surplus totaled #500 million, compared with a surplus of #3.6 billion in the year-earlier period. 
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In spite of the disaster, Wright completed during this period plans for the Lake Tahoe resort, in which he suggested the shapes of American Indian tepees  -- a project of great and appropriate charm, that  came to nothing. Amid a shortage of profitable work, the memory of Albert Johnson's $20,000  stood out in lonely grandeur -- the money had quickly melted away.
A series of conferences with friends and bankers <head>began</head> about this time; ; and the question before these meetings was, here is a man of international reputation and proved earning power; ; how can he be financed so that he can find the work he ought to do? ? 
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As for other export customers, the Soviet Union isn't expected  to be back buying U.S. corn in significant amounts until early next year, he said  . A number of commercial grain users buttressed that opinion yesterday by  buying certain corn options for delivery in March,  indicating to analysts that the commercial companies would use the options  to hedge against expected corn sales in next year's first quarter.
COCOA: Futures at first continued the rally <head>begun</head> on Monday, but then faltered and closed lower. 
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British Satellite today is unveiling a #30 million  advertising and promotional drive for the consortium's planned five channels of movies, sports, entertainment and news shows. As part of the drive, the first 50,000 viewers who  put up #10  each will get a package valued  at #170  -- including a satellite receiving dish, equipment installation and a three-month subscription to its pay-movie service.
British Satellite faces competition from Sky Television, a satellite-TV venture <head>begun</head> last February and owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. 
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Foothills Pipe Lines Ltd. filed an application with Canadian regulators to build a 4.4 billion Canadian dollar (US$ 3.74 billion) pipeline to transport natural gas from Canada's Arctic to U.S. markets <head>beginning</head> in 
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Still, few investors are able  to sit tight when they are convinced  a recession is coming . After all, in all five recessions since 1960, stocks declined.
According to Ned Davis, president of Ned Davis Research Inc. in Nokomis, Fla., the average drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average was about 21 %, and the decrease <head>began</head> an average of six months before a recession officially started. 
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Bus production also slipped, by 49% from a year earlier to 2,936 units. The association spokesman said  bus production has declined since January, but couldn't offer an explanation for the fall.
Auto production for the first half of the fiscal year, which <head>began</head> in August, totaled 6,379,884 units, the association said. 
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The company said  it estimates  the Desert Inn remodeling will cost about $32 million , and  the refurbishment of the three DC-8-62 aircraft, made  by McDonnell Douglas Corp., will cost around $24.5 million . MGM Grand said  the latest stock offering won't cover the $600 million or more  cost of  building the proposed resort and theme park, and added  it will need  to seek additional financing, either through bank borrowings or debt and equity offerings, at a later date.
Construction is set to <head>begin</head> in early 1991. 
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The maker of water-treatment chemicals and equipment said it will select the plant site early next year, and production is expected to <head>begin</head> in 1991. 
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Texaco Inc. has purchased an oil-producing company in Texas for $476.5 million, its first major acquisition since its legal brawl with Pennzoil Co. <head>began</head> more than four years ago. 
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It would extinguish all of Eagle's existing capital stock and issue new stock to York as sole holder. A bankruptcy court hearing  is set  for Nov. 3 on these accords.
In its bankruptcy-law petition, filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan, Eagle said its problems <head>began</head> in 1987 and early 1988 when its then-senior lender, Bankers Trust Co., reduced its credit line. 
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Whittle said  its field staff signed up the 500 schools in 238 school districts after only eight weeks and company executives now expect  to reach their start-up goal of 1,000 schools before the end of this year. Christopher Whittle, chairman of the Knoxville, Tenn., media company that  is 50% owned by Time Warner Inc., said that by December 1990 he expects  to have Channel One installed  in about 8,000 schools with a potential audience of six million.
Installation of the TV system, which includes providing free 19-inch TV sets in classrooms, <head>begins</head> in January. 
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Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Robert Byrd (D., W.Va.) even added report language listing $49.4 million  in projects  he wants  in the budget next year. No individual illustrated this mix of power more  yesterday than Sen. Daniel Inouye (D., Hawaii ), who  chairs the Senate defense subcommittee.
In the final trading, the House was insistent on setting aside $500 million to carry out base closings ordered to <head>begin</head> in fiscal 1990. 
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&quot; Everyone is waiting  to see if deals can be done  at sensible prices and if money is available, &quot; said  Jack Nusbaum, co-chairman of Willkie Farr. &quot; It 's hard  to know right now if the change is fundamental or cyclical. &quot;
Some lawyers say the slump, while more obvious in recent weeks, <head>began</head> earlier this year. 
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Council member Cardinal Gerald Carter of Toronto told Vatican Radio: &quot; Now that we say  we covered our deficit this year, people are going  to relax and say  well that's fine, the Holy See is out of the hole. But we're ... going  to be in the exact same situation next year. &quot;
Former President Richard Nixon is to visit China at the invitation of the government <head>beginning</head> Saturday, the Foreign Ministry announced. 
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Interest on the bonds will be treated  as a preference item in  calculating the federal alternative minimum tax that  may be imposed  on certain investors. Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. -- $250 million  of Remic mortgage securities being offered  in 11 classes by Morgan Stanley.
The offering, Series 107, is backed by Freddie Mac 15-year, 9% securities, and brings Freddie Mac's 1989 Remic issuance to $32.8 billion and its total volume to $46.8 billion since the program <head>began</head> in February 1988. 
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And taxpayer groups are urging legislation in many other states. One group is the Committee on State Taxation, which  comprises 330 multistate corporations and advises the Council of State Chambers of Commerce.
The group's Mark Cahoon says its efforts <head>begun</head> in 1989 have led to the introduction of bills in Massachusetts, Minnesota and Colorado to establish evenhanded procedures affecting all kinds of taxpayers. 
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Preliminary tallies by the Trade and Industry Ministry showed another trade deficit in October, the fifth monthly setback this year,  casting a cloud on South Korea's export-oriented economy. Exports in October stood at $5.29 billion , a mere 0.7% increase from a year earlier, while imports increased sharply to $5.39 billion , up 20% from last October.
South Korea's economic boom, which <head>began</head> in 1986, stopped this year because of prolonged labor disputes, trade conflicts and sluggish exports. 
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Among other things, Mr. Bologna said that the sale will facilitate Gen-Probe's marketing of a diagnostic test for acquired immune deficiency syndrome, or AIDS. Chugai also will help Gen-Probe with its regulatory and marketing expertise in Asia, Mr. Bologna said  .
The tender offer for Gen-Probe's shares is expected to <head>begin</head> next Monday, the company said. 
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Confusion about the two banks ' hurried efforts   to round up financing for a new bid that the UAL board hasn't even seen  yet helped  send UAL stock spiraling downward. And rumors of forced selling by takeover-stock traders triggered a 25-point downdraft in the Dow Jones Industrial Average around 11:15 a.m. EDT yesterday.
Yesterday's selling <head>began</head> after a Japanese news agency reported that Japanese banks, which balked at the first bid, were ready to reject a revised version at around $250 a share, or $5.65 billion. 
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A year ago ethylene sold for 33 cents,  peaking at about 34 cents last December. A big reason for the chemical price retreat is overexpansion.
<head>Beginning</head> in mid-1987, prices began accelerating as a growing U.S. economy and the weak dollar spurred demand. 
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In subsequent tests, the agency found smaller-size cans from several Chinese plants  to be similarly contaminated . The outbreaks were traced  to staphylococcus aureus, a type of bacteria that  produces a toxin capable of  surviving the high temperatures used  in  canning vegetables.
A recall of the mushrooms blamed for the food poisoning <head>began</head> in early March. 
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Construction of the 265,000-square-foot facility will <head>begin</head> next year, with production expected to start in late 1991. 
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Waertsilae Marine's biggest creditor is Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines Inc. Carnival, which  has three ships on order from Waertsilae Marine, presented claims for $1.5 billion  damages in the bankruptcy court this week.
Waertsilae Marine's bankruptcy proceedings <head>began</head> Tuesday in a Helsinki court. 
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In 1988, a year and a half after Mrs. Marcos and her late husband, Ferdinand Marcos, the ousted president of the Philippines, fled the Philippines for Hawaii, they were charged  with racketeering, conspiracy, obstruction of justice and mail fraud in a scheme in which they allegedly embezzled more than $100 million  from their homeland . Much of the money was fraudulently concealed through purchases of prime Manhattan real estate, federal prosecutors have charged  .
Mrs. Marcos's trial is expected to <head>begin</head> in March. 
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The union called the strike in April after Pittston refused  to sign the UMW's national labor pact. Pittston seeks changes in health and pension benefits, among other things.
No schedule for formal talks was set, but meetings are expected to <head>begin</head> soon. 
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Our long suit is our proven ability  to operate &quot; power plants, he said  . Mr. Richardson wouldn't offer specifics regarding Atco's proposed British project, but he said  it would compete for customers with two huge British power generating companies that  would be formed  under the country's plan  to privatize its massive water and electric utilities.
Britain's government plans to raise about #20 billion ($31.05 billion) from the sale of most of its giant water and electric utilities, <head>beginning</head> next month. 
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Ramon Garcia, the Asset Trust's executive trustee, admits to what he calls  &quot; temporary setbacks. &quot; In light of the poor results recently, he says  , the agency is adopting an &quot; attitude of flexibility. &quot;
October's troubles <head>began</head> when the trust failed to sell a state-owned commercial bank, Associated Bank, for the minimum price of 671 million pesos ($31 million ). 
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Conasupo Director Ignacio Ovalle Fernandez said the agency will sell 589 midsized supermarkets and several food-production plants and warehouses <head>beginning</head> early next year. 
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Skipper's previously turned down a $10-a-share  proposal from National Pizza and Pizza Hut Inc. questioned whether the purchase would violate National Pizza's franchise agreements. National Pizza said  it settled its dispute with Pizza Hut,  allowing it to make the purchase.
Also, Skipper's results <head>began</head> to turn around, permitting a higher offer, National Pizza said. 
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Now in its 13th day, the strike has idled about 55,000 machinists and has started  to delay delivery of some jetliners. With a strike fund of about $100 million , the union had said  it was prepared  for a long strike.
After the third week on strike, union members will <head>begin</head> receiving $100 a week from the fund. 
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And while customers such as steel service centers are continuing  to reduce inventories through the fourth quarter, they eventually will begin stocking up again, he notes  . It  won't be clear for months whether the price increase will stick.
Steelmakers announced a round of base-price increases last year, but <head>began</head> offering sizable discounts over the summer. 
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French President Francois Mitterrand, European Community Commission President Jacques Delors, Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez and others have <head>begun</head> linking the rapid changes in the East to the need to speed up changes in the West. 
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He and Warren had traveled together for four days. They visited the shipyards at Brest and Pierre had  to sign the register,  vouching for the integrity of the visiting foreigner.
He took the pen in his stumps and <head>began</head> to write. 
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&quot; You said a mouthful &quot;, Eugenia said  grimly. Eugenia hated  being cold worse than anything, and she was beginning  to find the joys of poverty wearing  thin.
She said to Maggie that it was one thing to meet an emergency and another to wallow in it, and it was <head>beginning</head> to look at if this one was going to last forever. 
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Once, they were at Easthampton for the summer (again, Fritzie said , a good place, even though they were being robbed  ).
One soft evening -- that marvelous sea-blessed time when the sun's departing warmth lingers and a smell of spume and wrack haunts everything -- Amy had picked herself off the floor and <head>begun</head> to walk. 
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The one line on the bride said  she was Miss Lisa Carmody from Baton Rouge. No mention of New Orleans.
Hank was <head>beginning</head> to feel sharp concern for Mr. Black. 
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Corporate leaders, frustrated by double-digit increases in health-care costs, are <head>beginning</head> to sound like liberal Democrats. 
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&quot; Wall Street's cash cow has been gored , but I don't think  anyone has proven that index arbitrage is the problem. &quot; Too much money  is at stake for program traders to give up.
For example, stock-index futures <head>began</head> trading in Chicago in 1982, and within two years they were the fastest-growing futures contract ever launched. 
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As trading opened yesterday morning on the Big Board, stocks of many of the nation's biggest companies couldn't open for trading because a wave of sell orders was overwhelming buyers. By 10:10, the Dow Industrials were off 63.52 points, and the stock of UAL Corp., whose troubles  had kicked off Friday's plunge, still hadn't opened.
But then, as quickly as the Dow had fallen, it <head>began</head> to turn around. 
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Says   the organization's founder, John Cannell,  prosecuting Mrs. Yeargin is &quot; a way for  administrators to protect themselves  and look like they take cheating seriously , when in fact they don't take it seriously at all . &quot; Paul Sandifer, director of testing for the South Carolina department of education, says  Mr. Cannell's allegations of cheating &quot; are purely without foundation, &quot; and based on unfair inferences.
Partly because of worries about potential abuse, however, he says the state will <head>begin</head> keeping closer track of achievement-test preparation booklets next spring. 
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So much for the tiresome facts, as familiar to you, I'm sure, as to the constables and state troopers who  followed in your wake. The foregoing, aided  by several clues  I 'll withhold   to keep you on your toes, will pursue you with a tenacity worthy of Inspector Javert, but before they close in,  gird yourselves, I repeat, for a vengeance infinitely more pitiless.
Fourteen of the sculptures you took possess properties of a most curious and terrifying nature, as you will observe when your limbs <head>begin</head> to wither and your hair falls out in patches. 
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I am not a philosopher. One can only speak of what  is in front of him, and that now is simply the mess &quot;.
Then he <head>began</head> to speak about the tension in art between the mess and form. 
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&quot; When the roles of husband and wife are reversed , so that the wife becomes leader and the husband follower  &quot;, Dr. Linden says , &quot; the effects on their whole relationship, sexual and otherwise, can be disastrous &quot;. In one extreme case, cited  by a Pittsburgh psychologist, an office worker's wife refused  to have sexual relations with her husband unless he bought her the luxuries  she demanded .
To win her favors, her husband first took an additional job, then desperately <head>began</head> to embezzle from his employer. 
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But she suffered in her off-duty hours. Such as now, when she sat at a table in the coffee shop at the Officers ' Club,  having coffee and a hamburger  to sustain her until dinnertime .
She had changed into a cocktail dress, and the whole evening should have been before her, but already she was <head>beginning</head> to get a tight feeling at the back of her neck. 
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Although Digital will announce a full family of mainframes next week, it isn't expected  to begin  shipping in volume until next year. The first model available will be the 210, which  is likely  to appeal to many technical and scientific buyers interested  in the optional super-charger, or vector processor, says   Terry Shannon of International Data Corp., a market research concern.
Four more models, aimed squarely at IBM's commercial customers, are expected to <head>begin</head> shipping in late June. 
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There was a new sound, a sound as piercing as the Rebel yell, yet different. It was the sound of a siren.
Now he saw that the approaching car was painted white, and he <head>began</head> to wave his arms frantically. 
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&quot; You think  the Russians are getting ahead of us in comedy &quot;? ? Moreland demanded . &quot; Non-God, no &quot;, I said .
&quot; The political and intellectual Left <head>began</head> fighting humor and comedy years ago, because they fear things they do not understand and can not manage, such as satire and irony, such as humor and comedy. 
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The 1986 tax overhaul, the biggest achievement of President Reagan's second term, is <head>beginning</head> to fall apart, and interest groups are lining up for tax goodies all over Capitol Hill. 
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He muttered something about how terrible it was, and walked with deliberate slowness to the elevator. Once inside his apartment, he poured a drink with trembling hands and flopped limply in a chair.
After a while he <head>began</head> to feel better about it, especially when no one bothered to ask any questions. 
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Drexel agreed  to plead guilty to six felony counts and pay $650 million , of which $350 million   was set  aside for shareholders and other plaintiffs, including the limited partners, who  claim  they were injured  by Drexel. JAILED AFRICAN-AMERICAN activist wins a battle against the
U.S. District Judge Robert P. Patterson Jr. ordered the FBI to immediately <head>begin</head> processing Herman Benjamin Ferguson's request for documents stemming from the agency's investigation of him during the 1960s. 
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As of late yesterday, the IPO was still on. For many, the situation is especially discouraging because the market for IPOs was showing signs of strengthening after several years of weakness.
&quot; We were just <head>beginning</head> to look at the increase in IPOs, seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, &quot; says Frank Kline Jr., partner in Lambda Funds, a Beverly Hills, Calif., venture capital concern. 
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Trading on little specific information, market players overnight in Tokyo <head>began</head> bidding up oil prices. 
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For its part, NIH insists that its guidelines &quot; should not stifle research creativity or technology transfer from the research laboratory to commercial use. &quot; Universities such as Harvard and MIT should be able  to develop a way   to act as brokers for the individual scientists , says   Katherine Bick, who  oversees the huge NIH grants program as its deputy director for extramural research.
NIH staff members believe the guidelines are essential to prevent the escalation of problems that have already <head>begun</head> to surface in scientific ventures. 
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Market professionals said  London has several attractions. First, the trading is done  over the counter and isn't reported  on either the U.S. or London stock trading tapes.
Second, it can be used to unwind positions before U.S. trading <head>begins</head>, but at prices pegged to the previous session's Big Board close. 
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&quot; If the 1980s were a decade of consumption, the '90s will be the investment decade, &quot; Mr. Andersson says . &quot; The whole of Europe and the industrialized world is suffering from a breakdown in infrastructure investment, &quot; he says .
&quot; That's <head>beginning</head> to change. 
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By contrast, rentals in the best retail locations in Boston, San Francisco and Chicago rarely top $100  a square foot. And rents on Beverly Hills ' Rodeo Drive generally don't exceed about $125  a square foot.
The New York Stock Exchange said two securities will <head>begin</head> trading this week. 
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To you, for instance, the word innocence, in this connotation, probably retained its Biblical, or should I say technical  sense, and therefore I suppose  I must make myself quite clear by  saying that I lost -- or rather handed over -- what you would have considered  to be my innocence two weeks before I was legally entitled , and in fact by oath required,  to hand it  over along with what other goods and bads I had . But to me innocence is far less tangible.
I had long since <head>begun</head> to lose my general innocence when I lost my trust in you, but this special innocence I lost before ever I loved, through my discovery that one could tremble with desire and even experience a flaming delight that had nothing, nothing whatever to do with friendship or liking, let alone with love. 
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At this point, the Dow industrials were down 75.41 points and falling. The trading halt in the S&amp;P 500 futures exacerbated selling and confusion, many traders maintain  .
But as the fright <head>began</head> to spread through the S&amp;P pit, the big brokerage firms came in and bought futures aggressively. 
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Opponents say  Mr. Thornburgh's plan will needlessly break up longtime, tightly knit crime-fighting units that  have successfully prosecuted major organized-crime figures. They predict that organized-crime activity will increase once the units are dissolved  and their responsibilities transferred  to U.S. attorneys ' offices.
Some former strike-force personnel say the units have already <head>begun</head> to break up. 
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The mouth was thin-lipped and wide, the long cleft in the upper lip like a slide. When Papa's slender fingers removed the spectacles , there were red indentations on the bridge of the strong nose.
&quot; It's time you <head>began</head> to think on God, Stephen. 
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In October 1987, these margin calls were thought  to have contributed to the downward spiral of the stock market. Typically, a margin call occurs when the price of a stock falls below 75% of its original value .
If the investor doesn't put up the extra cash to satisfy the call, the brokerage firm may <head>begin</head> liquidating the securities. 
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The carrier also seemed eager  to place blame on its American counterparts. &quot; The   consortium ceased  to exist because our American partners were not capable of  organizing the financing, &quot; a British Air spokesman said .
British Airways may have <head>begun</head> to have second thoughts about the transaction after the Transportation Department forced Northwest's Airlines ' new owners to restructure the equity contribution of KLM Royal Dutch Airlines in that carrier. 
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One chapter opens: &quot; World War II was not one of France's glorious moments. &quot; Elsewhere, in an attempt  to explain without  stating it plainly  that Baker had a large gay following later in her career when she was an overdressed singer rather than underdressed dancer , Ms. Rose writes: &quot; She was a female impersonator who  happened  to be a woman. &quot;
One devoted fan who fell under Baker's spell in 1963 and <head>began</head> collecting Baker memorabilia was Bryan Hammond. 
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The debate over National Service has <head>begun</head> again. 
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Mr. Lang admits that Ms. is &quot; in dire straits &quot; and that Sassy needs big promotional dollars   to keep it alive. But the 57-year-old publisher has moved quickly and boldly  to deal with the magazines ' problems.
Last Friday, he told the staff of Ms. that the magazine in January would <head>begin</head> publishing without advertising. 
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AIM Telephones Inc., a Parsippany, N.J., telecommunications equipment supply company, started  trading with the symbol AIM. It had traded  over-the-counter.
Columbia Laboratories Inc., Miami, <head>began</head> trading with the symbol COB. 
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In Frankfurt, too, he directed the Museum and Opera House concerts which, in addition to the standard repertoire,  featured novelties like Erdmann's Piano Concerto and Mahler's Sixth Symphony. Because of the political upheaval in Germany in the 1930 's, Steinberg was forced  to restrict his activities to the Jewish community.
Through the Frankfurt Jewish Kulturbund he <head>began</head> to give sonata recitals in synagogues, with Cellist Emanuel Feuermann. 
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I drove out of the Harbor, turned off into a dirt road among the scrub pine trees and stopped. I waited a few minutes and she sat up.
For another moment we didn't talk, then she <head>began</head> to weep. 
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A new experiment, reported  in this week's New England Journal of Medicine, involved  giving injections of Amgen's EPO to 23 patients who  wanted  to store units of their own blood. The patients began  receiving EPO injections about a month before their scheduled surgery.
They then <head>began</head> donating blood twice a week, receiving an EPO injection each time. 
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&quot; You just don't see a whole lot happening, &quot; says  an international economist.  To be sure, the program hasn't completely stalled.
The Asset Privatization Trust, the agency chiefly responsible for selling government-held properties, has recorded sales of more than $500 million since it <head>began</head> functioning in December 1986. 
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Additionally, Moody's Investors Service said  it downgraded Valley National's senior debt and confirmed the company's commercial paper rating of &quot; not prime. &quot; A new issue, Exabyte, surged 2 1 8 from its initial offering price  to close at 12 1 8.
The offering was for about 2.8 million shares of the data storage equipment maker; more than 2.2 million shares changed hands after trading <head>began</head>. 
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<instance id="begin.636">
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Early in 1987, Mr. Honecker and his team stopped  paying thin compliments to Mr. Gorbachev and joined with Romania in  rejecting any necessity for adjustments in their systems. The less-self-confident Czechoslovaks and Bulgarians, in contrast, declared their intentions  to reform, while  doing nothing concrete about it.
The East German media soon <head>began</head> presenting Mr. Gorbachev's speeches only as sketchy summaries, and giving space to his opponents. 
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<instance id="begin.637">
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A brisk, amusing man, apparently constructed  on an ingenious system of spring-joints attuned  to the same peppery rhythm as his mind, Smith began his academic career  teaching speech to Barnard girls --   a project considerably enlivened  by his devotion to a recording about &quot; a young rat named  Arthur, who  never could make up his mind &quot;. Later, he became one of the central spirits of the Army Language Program and the language school of Washington's Foreign Service Institute.
It was there, in the course of trying to prepare new men for the &quot; culture shock &quot; they might encounter in remote overseas posts, that he first <head>began</head> to develop a system of charting the &quot; norms of human communication &quot;. 
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His hands sit farther apart on the keyboard. Seventh chords make you feel as though he may break into a (very slow) improvisatory riff.
The chords modulate, but there is little filigree even though his fingers <head>begin</head> to wander over more of the keys. 
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He thought: Where the hell could he have gone ? ? How can I find him ? ?
There was no answer to this and he <head>began</head> to pace back and forth across the room, his imagination out of control. 
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Now, when everything  was opening up to him -- even the court of Louis 15  ! ! -- he had  to play a role of self-effacement. Back and forth Duclos had  to go, between M. De Cury and Jean Jacques and between the Duke D'Aumont and Jean Jacques again, as his little operetta, The Village Soothsayer, though still unperformed, took on ever more importance.
And of course the news of who the composer was did finally <head>begin</head> to get around among his closest friends. 
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She also taught them  to sing &quot; I wish  I could shimmy like my sister Kate &quot;. that helped a lot.
They were clumsy, but they were <head>beginning</head> to catch on. 
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Mr. Sagan, a former publisher and real estate developer, has put together an $8 million  financial package that  includes approximately $4 million  of tax exempt bonds issued  by the State of Illinois (the first time that a state has used its educational facilities authority  to support construction of a theater ), and approximately $1 million  in grants from the National Endowment for the Arts, the MacArthur Foundation, and a few other deep pockets. The rest, he is confident  , can be raised .
His board members alone have pledged $800,000 and he is just <head>beginning</head> to massage local foundations and corporations. 
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<instance id="begin.653">
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Caere was underwritten  by Alex. Brown &amp; Sons. Another recently offered Alex. Brown issue, Rally 's, surged 3 1 8 to 23.
The operator of fast-food restaurants, whose shares <head>began</head> trading last Friday, climbed 3 1 8 to 23 on 944,000 shares. 
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<instance id="begin.654">
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Milton Roy disclosed in May that it was approached  for a possible acquisition by Thermo Electron, which  agreed  to purchase Milton Roy's liquid-chromatography line for $22 million  in February. Thermo Electron acquired some 6% of Milton Roy's common stock before  throwing in the towel and reducing its stake in early September.
Gabelli Group <head>began</head> raising its Milton Roy stake in July, and holds 14.6 %, according to a recent SEC filing. 
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<instance id="begin.656">
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In 1989, Regatta will have sales &quot; in excess of $10 million  &quot; and will show a profit, Mr. Parker said  . Gitano, which  makes budget-priced apparel sold  mainly through mass merchandisers like K mart and Wal-Mart, said  the Regatta acquisition will enhance its strategy  to expand into department stores.
This fall, Gitano <head>began</head> manufacturing moderately priced clothes aimed at department stores under the Gloria Vanderbilt trademark, which Gitano recently acquired. 
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The result was grace and modesty. As she was rather tired this evening, her simple &quot;  Thank you for the use of your bath &quot; -- when she sat down opposite him  -- spoken  in a low voice, came across with coolnesses of intelligence and control.
Meredith <head>began</head> falling in love. 
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<instance id="begin.658">
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Revenue soared to $101.7 million  from $39.5 million . Ogden Projects, whose shares  began  trading on the New York Stock Exchange in August, closed yesterday at $26.875 , down 75 cents.
The stock <head>began</head> trading this summer at $14 apiece. 
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<instance id="begin.659">
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&quot; From a public health point of view we're relieved because hepatitis A is rarely life-threatening, &quot; said  Dr. Frank Provato, GTE's medical director. &quot; It's a double-edged sword though, because it is also the most contagious kind of hepatitis. &quot;
GTE officials <head>began</head> posting warning notices about the potential threat to exposure Wednesday morning at various places at the company, said GTE spokesman Thomas Mattausch. 
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As the citizens of San Francisco and surrounding communities began assessing the damage from Tuesday's devastating earthquake, NBC News <head>began</head> assessing the damage from what some said was a failure to provide comprehensive coverage in the earthquake's initial moments. 
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Thomson Corp.'s Globe &amp; Mail newspaper in November will <head>begin</head> transmitting an experimental edition to selected subscribers ' facsimile machines. 
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<instance id="begin.662">
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Corporate profits may also dip initially. Many of the lost tourism dollars won't be recovered ; many trips delayed  never take place.
Subsequently, however, the ill effects are likely to be offset, at least in economic terms, as construction activity <head>begins</head>. 
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<instance id="begin.663">
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The meeting is expected  to call for heightened austerity for two years. But with industrial growth stagnant and inflation showing signs of easing, some voices may call for measures   to pump new life into the economy.
Some analysts believe China soon will <head>begin</head> relaxing economic controls, particularly by loosening credit. 
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<instance id="begin.664">
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The sound mockery of sheep is like the salubrious horse laugh &quot;. &quot; That is only partly non-nonsense &quot;, he began .
&quot; If you saw the drama called Rhinoceros &quot;, I said, &quot; think of the effect it would have on an audience of rhinos when the actor on stage suddenly <head>begins</head> turning into a rhinoceros. 
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<instance id="begin.665">
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Go ahead and try me &quot; ! ! Phil rubbed his forehead wearily.
He was <head>beginning</head> to feel woolly. 
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<instance id="begin.666">
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&quot; (He didn't mention that NBC, in the meantime, was hoping  to assist Australia's Qintex in buying An NBC spokesman counters that Mr. Holston's lament was &quot; entirely consistent &quot; with NBC plans because the U.S. rules would limit NBC's involvement in the Qintex deal so severely as  to be &quot; light years away from the type of unrestrained deals available to Sony -- and everyone else except the three networks. &quot;
The Big Three's drumbeat for deregulation <head>began</head> intensifying in the summer when the former Time Inc. went ahead with plans to acquire Warner. 
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<instance id="begin.668">
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But there was no trouble. The guy sulked over his drink, obviously upset by Haney's lack of appreciation.
To break the uncomfortable silence, Haney <head>began</head> to talk. 
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<instance id="begin.669">
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Every few minutes she would awaken for a moment  to review things: Stowey, yes, was on his way south, and the two boys were away in school, and nothing was burning on the stove, and Lucretia was coming for dinner and bringing three guests of hers. Then she fell  asleep again as soddenly as a person with fever, and when she awoke  it was dark outside and the clarity was back in her eyes.
She stood up, smoothing her hair down, straightening her clothes, feeling a thankfulness for the enveloping darkness outside, and, above everything else, for the absence of the need to answer, to respond, to be aware even of Stowey coming in or going out, and yet, now that she was <head>beginning</head> to cook, she glimpsed a future without him, a future alone like this, and the pain made her head writhe, and in a moment she found it hard to wait for Lucretia to come with her guests. 
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<instance id="begin.670">
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On the morning of September 10, 1895, Powell and Ross rose at dawn and began their day's work. Haying time was close at hand, and they needed some strong branches  to repair a hay rack.
Harnessing a team to a buckboard, they drove out to a willow-lined creek about a half-mile off, then climbed down and <head>began</head> chopping. 
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<instance id="begin.672">
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Chrysler said  its trucks and vans already meet the roof-crush resistance standard for cars. John Leinonen, executive engineer of Ford Motor Co.'s auto-safety office, said  Ford trucks have met car standards for roof-crush resistance since 1982.
Ford <head>began</head> installing the rear-seat belts in trucks with its F-series Crew Cab pickups in the 1989 model year. 
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<instance id="begin.673">
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When they return to their desks at 1 p.m. , they have pedaled 20 miles. Such fervor for cycling helped Mr. Sinyard build a creative company at the forefront of its industry.
Founded by bike enthusiasts rather than businessmen, Specialized spotted the appeal of fat-tired bikes that go almost anywhere and <head>began</head> mass-producing them in 1981. 
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<instance id="begin.675">
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&quot; I'm not going  to jump on them the first day  they come out . &quot; He seems  to be typical of many professional money managers.
When the size of the Refcorp offering was announced last week and when-issued trading activity <head>began</head>, the bailout bonds were yielding about 1 20 percentage point more than the Treasury's benchmark 30-year bond. 
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<instance id="begin.676">
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Housing building permits are down more than 75% from their 1983 peaks. Although no one can predict when metropolitan Denver's real-estate market will rebound , major public works projects costing several billion dollars  are under way or planned  -- such as a new convention center, a major beltway encircling the metropolitan area, and a new regional airport.
When Denver's regional economy <head>begins</head> to grow faster -- such a recovery could occur as early as next year -- business and consumer confidence will return, and the resulting explosion of real-estate activity will dwarf the general economic rebound. 
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<instance id="begin.677">
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It was applied  with a compost shredder made  from a converted manure spreader. Years of patient application of compost and leaf mulching has changed the structure of the soil and its water-holding capacity.
Soon after the method changed, visitors <head>began</head> asking how he managed to irrigate his soil to keep it looking moist, when in reality, it was the soil treatment alone that accomplished this. 
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<instance id="begin.678">
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On the Big Board, Crawford &amp; Co., Atlanta, (CFD) begins  trading today. Crawford evaluates health care plans, manages medical and disability aspects of worker's compensation injuries and is involved  in claims adjustments for insurance companies.
Also <head>beginning</head> trading today on the Big Board are El Paso Refinery Limited Partnership, El Paso, Texas, (ELP) and Franklin Multi-Income Trust, San Mateo, Calif., (FMI ). 
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<instance id="begin.680">
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Strictly speaking, these youth are not performing service. They are giving up no income, deferring no careers, incurring no risk.
But they believe themselves to be serving, and they <head>begin</head> to respect themselves (and others ), to take control of their lives, to think of the future. 
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<instance id="begin.681">
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For example, their selling caused trading halts  to be declared  in USAir Group, which  closed down 3 7 8 to 41 1 2, Delta Air Lines, which  fell 7 3 4 to 69 1 4, and Philips Industries, which  sank 3 to 21 1 2. These stocks eventually reopened.
But as panic spread, speculators <head>began</head> to sell blue-chip stocks such as Philip Morris and International Business Machines to offset their losses. 
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<instance id="begin.682">
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And now Kellogg is indefinitely suspending work on what  was  to be a $1 billion  cereal plant. The company said  it was delaying construction because of current market conditions.
But the Memphis, Tenn., facility wasn't to <head>begin</head> turning out product until 1993, so the decision may reveal a more pessimistic long-term outlook as well. 
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<instance id="begin.683">
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He daydreamed on the rock while she swam and splashed around. Once when she asked why he never went  swimming and he answered, &quot; Don't feel like it &quot; , he was tempted  to tell her about  being scared.
But Victoria <head>began</head> yodeling just then and he went home, carrying Sabella in the back of his head, not thinking about her, just knowing she was there, smiling, smelling of peppermints. 
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<instance id="begin.687">
<context>
When Mrs. Thatcher cut the top tax rate to 40% , Mr. Lawson flooded the country with money  to prevent the pound from  rising against the mark. As a result, he reignited the inflation that Mrs. Thatcher, through a long and costly effort, had subdued .
With inflation surging, the pound <head>began</head> falling against the mark. 
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<instance id="begin.689">
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In addition, the chairman has a wary eye aimed  a year or two down the road. Inflation may be stable at the moment,  running at about 4.5 %.
But if the Fed eases too soon, Mr. Greenspan fears, prices may <head>begin</head> to accelerate again next year. 
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<instance id="begin.690">
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The figure halted, and Watson gasped. The man began  to creep in the wrong direction,  deceived  by a slight rise in the ground ! !
He turned slowly and <head>began</head> to crawl back up the bank toward the rampart. 
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<instance id="begin.691">
<context>
The current distribution arrangement ends in March 1990, although Delmed said  it will continue  to provide some supplies of the peritoneal dialysis products to National Medical, the spokeswoman said  . Nonetheless, &quot; Delmed currently expects that 1990 sales ... will be significantly below their 1989 level, &quot; the company said   in a statement.
Delmed said yesterday that Fresenius USA would <head>begin</head> distributing the product and that the company is investigating other possible distribution channels. 
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<instance id="begin.694">
<context>
And so he walked,  aimless again. The walk ended, inevitably, right in front of his hotel building.
The doorman <head>began</head> to nod his head automatically, then remembered who Gilborn was, what had happened to him the night before. 
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<instance id="begin.695">
<context>
The clouds bulged downward and burst suddenly into a great black funnel.  Frozen , they stared at it whirling down the valley, gouging  and spitting out  boulders and chunks of earth like a starving hound dog cracking marrowbones.
The six-ton Conestoga <head>began</head> to whip and shake. 
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<instance id="begin.698">
<context>
It can, in fact, wreck a marriage. When a husband is sexually selfish and heedless of his wife's desires , she is cheated  of the fulfillment and pleasure  nature intended  for her.
And she <head>begins</head> to regard him as savage, bestial and unworthy. 
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<instance id="begin.699">
<context>

Lung-cancer mortality rates for people under 45 years of age have <head>begun</head> to decline, federal researchers report. 
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<instance id="begin.701">
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With a jazz-piano tape playing softly in the background, the soothing hands of Sabina Vidunas <head>begin</head> to work on Ms. Foster's neck and shoulders. 
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<instance id="begin.702">
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When his head came down , Curt grabbed him by the hair and catapulted him head first into the wall. The building shook,  setting the lantern to  swaying, and the buckskin to  pitching again.
Even Black's old crowbait <head>began</head> to snort, and from the house Black yelled, &quot; Jess ! ! 
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<instance id="begin.703">
<context>
Or, at least, its heart disease. That is because Sidhpur has a near-monopoly on the world's supply of flea seed, also known  as flea wort or, in Western parlance, psyllium: a tiny, tasteless, obscure seed that, according to early research,  may reduce cholesterol levels in the blood.
Ever since the link to cholesterol was disclosed, Americans have <head>begun</head> scarfing up psyllium in their breakfast cereals. 
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<instance id="begin.704">
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Let me pass over the trip to Sante Fe with something of the same speed which  made Mrs. Roebuck &quot; wonduh if the wahtahm speed limit &quot; (35 m.p.h.) &quot; is still in ee-faket &quot;. I let up on the accelerator,  only to gradually reach again the 60 m.p.h. which  would, I hoped  , overhaul Herry and the blonde, and as there were cars whose drivers  apparently had something more important   to catch  than had  I, Mrs. Major Roebuck settled down to  practicing on Corporal Johnson the kittenish wiles  she would need  when  making her duty call on Colonel and Mrs. Somebody in Sante Fe.
When Johnson ejaculated &quot; Howsabout my buying us all a nice cold Co-cola, Ma'am &quot;? ? Mrs. Roebuck smilingly declined and <head>began</head> suddenly to go on about her son, who was &quot; onleh a little younguh than you bawhs &quot;. 
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<instance id="begin.705">
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One of the leaders behind the expanded use of 900 numbers is Call Interactive, a joint venture of giants American Express Co. and American Telephone &amp; Telegraph Co.  Formed  in August, the venture weds AT&amp;T's newly expanded 900 service with 200 voice-activated computers in American Express's Omaha, Neb., service center.
Other long-distance carriers have also <head>begun</head> marketing enhanced 900 service, and special consultants are springing up to exploit the new tool. 
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<instance id="begin.706">
<context>
Unanalyzed responses anxiety and deep insecurity are the characteristic responses evoked  by the crisis in tradition.  To experience them, it  is not necessary for a people to be actively aware of what  is happening to it.
The process of erosion need only undermine the tradition and a series of consequences <head>begin</head> unfolding within the individual, while in institutions a quiet but deep transformation of processes occurs. 
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<instance id="begin.707">
<context>
&quot; This is a very tenacious ghost, &quot; Mr. Warren says  darkly. Father McKenna moves through the house  praying in Latin, urging the demon  to split.
Suddenly the woman <head>begins</head> swaying and then writhing. 
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<instance id="begin.708">
<context>
JKD: I was in my favorite watering hole,  waiting for the game to start.
I felt the temblor <head>begin</head> and glanced at the table next to mine, smiled that guilty smile and we both mouthed the words, &quot; Earth-quake ! &quot; together. 
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<instance id="begin.709">
<context>
Friday's stock market sell-off came too late for many investors to act. Some shareholders have held off until today because any fund exchanges made  after Friday's close would take place at today's closing prices.
Stock fund redemptions during the 1987 debacle didn't <head>begin</head> to snowball until after the market opened on Black Monday. 
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<instance id="begin.712">
<context>
Was it a hysterical release from the long strain of vigilance of those weeks? ? That at last the vigilance, the will gives way? ?
Or what was it that, before Via, Sonny, Walter and all, I <head>began</head> almost to dance with shuddering and cry out, &quot; I knew she 'd do it ! ! 
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<instance id="begin.713">
<context>
Extreme cases  are on record in which the doctor has had  to use instruments  to cut through the hymen  to permit marital relations to be consummated . These cases, for all their rarity, are so dramatic that friends and relations repeat the story until the general population may get an entirely false notion of how often the hymen is a serious problem to newly-weds .
In recent times, when sexual matters <head>began</head> to be discussed more scientifically and more openly, the emotional aspects of virginity received considerable attention. 
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<instance id="begin.714">
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&quot; It is going  to be real tight. &quot; Because of persistent dry weather in the northern Plains, the water level on the upper section of the Mississippi River is so low that many river operators are already trimming the number of barges  their tows push  at one time.
In a few weeks, many barges probably won't be able to operate fully loaded south of St. Louis because the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is <head>beginning</head> to reduce the flow of the Missouri River, which feeds into the Mississippi River. 
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<instance id="begin.717">
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I felt for my wallet. Its thick, substantial outline calmed me.
But when I saw that it was already ten past seven, I <head>began</head> to wonder if something had gone wrong. 
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Gavin's stallion was in the barn and he tightened the cinches over the saddle blanket,  working by touch in the darkness, comforting the animal with easy words. When he had finished  he led him and the mare to the porch.
The stallion had smelled the mare coming into heat and <head>began</head> to paw the turf, shaking his head. 
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Since the psychiatric interview, like any other interview, depends on communication, it  is significant  to note that the therapist in this interview was a man of marked skill and long experience. His own communication apparatus operated superbly, and Lillian Ross readers will note instantly its total lack of resemblance to the blunted, monumentally unmeshed mechanism of Dr. Blauberman.
Interestingly enough -- although none of the real-life therapists involved could conceivably compare with Blauberman -- when groups of them <head>began</head> playing back interviews, they discovered any number of ways in which they wanted to polish their own interview techniques; ; almost everyone, on first hearing one of his own sessions on tape, expressed some desire to take the whole thing over again. 
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Passenger traffic jumped 14% in the quarter, while profit per passenger grew 2 %. Delta has benefited more than other carriers from the weakness of Eastern Airlines, which  shares the Atlanta hub.
Although Eastern is back to about 80% of its pre-strike schedule now, the Texas Air Corp. subsidiary was only <head>beginning</head> to get back on its feet during the quarter. 
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Some fellow teachers, however, viewed Mrs. Yeargin as cocky and too yielding to students. Mrs. Ward says  she often defended her to colleagues who  called her a grandstander.
Pressures <head>began</head> to build. 
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A thin man in a gray suit looks up from a newspaper. Mr. Niciporuk sits.
Anatol Pawlowski's leg <head>begins</head> jiggling beneath his desk. 
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Technical considerations following the hurricane, which  was a factor in the market Friday, caused prices to decline yesterday, said   Ernest Simon, cotton specialist for Prudential-Bache Securities, New York. Prices rose sharply Friday as the storm approached Texas and Louisiana, which  is part of the Mississippi Delta cotton-growing area.
However, after absorbing the potential effect of the hurricane, prices <head>began</head> to slip late Friday, Mr. Simon said. 
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Mr. Marcus believes  spot steel prices will continue  to fall through early 1990 and then reverse themselves. He isn't convinced, though, that the price decline reflects falling demand because the world economy remains relatively strong.
And while customers such as steel service centers are continuing to reduce inventories through the fourth quarter, they eventually will <head>begin</head> stocking up again, he notes. 
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To make its point, it is challenging the Italian government  to explain reports that Olivetti may have supplied the Soviet Union with sophisticated computer-driven devices that  could be used   to build parts for combat aircraft. The London Sunday Times, which  first reported the U.S. concerns, cited a U.S. intelligence report as the source of the allegations that Olivetti exported $25 million  in &quot; embargoed, state-of-the-art, flexible manufacturing systems to the Soviet aviation industry. &quot;
Olivetti reportedly <head>began</head> shipping these tools in 1984. 
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Barry F. Willman, an analyst at Sanford C. Bernstein &amp; Co., estimates  the 9000 could boost sales by more than $1 billion  in the fiscal year beginning in July. He bases the estimate on a survey of hundreds of Digital's largest customers.
Although Digital will announce a full family of mainframes next week, it isn't expected to <head>begin</head> shipping in volume until next year. 
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Most other states have enacted similar bans. The bikes are unwelcome on trails in national parks.
Even the U.S. Forest Service, whose lenient &quot; multiple-use &quot; philosophy permits motorized vehicles on thousands of miles of its trails across the U.S., has <head>begun</head> to close some lands to the bikes, including major portions of the popular Pacific Crest Trail, which stretches from California to Canada. 
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But under Jerry Perry's direction the current Steppenwolf production, scheduled  to play through Nov. 19, breaks through the flat and boring ritual that &quot; The Homecoming &quot; had become .  Led  by a near-perfect performance by Alan Wilder as Max, the father, the play is at once an appalling and hilarious dissection of a family's rage, bitterness, fear and isolation.
Encouraged by Mr. Wilder's sly grins, embarrassed grimaces and sputtering rages, the audience gets the joke and <head>begins</head> to laugh before the end of the first act. 
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The designer, whose line of modular, one-size-fits-all clothing  has spawned a host of clones, has been in a dispute with her latest licensee, Jerell Inc. for several months. Ms. Garratt was the subject of a Wall Street Journal article in March.
The designer's attorney, Molly Bartholow, said that Ms. Garratt was forced to start bankruptcy-law proceedings because Jerell <head>began</head> withholding her royalty payments last month. 
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Several big companies have established manufacturing joint ventures in Thailand, including Matchbox, Wah Shing and Kader Industrial Co., the toy manufacturer headed  by Mr. Ting. Malaysia, the Philippines and Indonesia also are being studied .
With the European Community set to remove its internal trade barriers in 1992, several Hong Kong companies are <head>beginning</head> to consider Spain, Portugal and Greece as possible manufacturing sites. 
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Now Abel turned his head  to look at his brother. Mark held the wheel loosely, but his fingers curved around it in a purposeful way and the deliberate set of his body spoke plainly of the figure  he 'd make  in the years   to come.
His sandy hair was already <head>beginning</head> to thin and recede at the sides, and Abel looked quickly away. 
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But it would not come. Argiento never left his side,  keeping the water boiled, applying hot compresses throughout the night.
By the second day Michelangelo <head>began</head> to worry; ; and by the second night he was in a state of panic: he could see nothing out of the afflicted eye. 
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The first Merkur, the XR4Ti, went on sale in early 1985. The sporty coupe foundered in part because American buyers didn't go for the car's unusual double-wing rear spoiler.
In May 1987, Ford <head>began</head> importing the Scorpio sedan from West Germany to sell next to a redesigned XR4Ti in showrooms. 
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When they came to Mr. Jack's photograph, twenty by twelve inches in a curly silver frame , Miss Ada said, &quot; By rights I ought  to leave that,  seeing  he won't take my clotheshorse &quot;. She smiled at Winston, and he saw the hateful hard glitter in her eyes.
He picked up the photograph and <head>began</head> to wrap it. 
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On the Big Board, Crawford &amp; Co., Atlanta, (CFD) <head>begins</head> trading today. 
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His Next computer, introduced  about a year ago and aimed  primarily at university computer users, sports snazzy graphics, digital sound, built-in networking and a sleek black design. But the computer was proving a hard sell because of its high price, a lack of software and an optical data-storage device that  was too slow.
The machine <head>began</head> shipping at the end of last year. 
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Hyundai Motor America,  fighting quality complaints, declining sales and management turmoil, yesterday unveiled its 1990 ad strategy, tagged  &quot; We're Making More Sense Than Ever. &quot; The ad campaign, created  by Saatchi &amp; Saatchi's Backer Spielvogel Bates agency, is an extension of the auto company's &quot; Cars That  Make Sense &quot; campaign, which  emphasized affordability.
TV ads plugging the company's new V-6 Sonata and its souped-up Excel subcompact will <head>begin</head> appearing Monday. 
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Beginning in the early 19th century, with U.S. v. Hudson and Goodwin, the Supreme Court has repeatedly held that a judicial power  to declare conduct  to be against the public interest and hence criminal, while  well established in British law, would usurp legislative authority under the doctrine of separation of powers. That's the conventional theory anyway.
In practice, however, the line between interpretation and redefinition of the criminal law long ago <head>began</head> to blur. 
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Those bills can't easily be vetoed  in their entirety because they often are needed  to keep the government operating. Conservatives note that 43 governors have the line-item veto   to use  on state budgets.
More provocatively, some conservative legal theorists have <head>begun</head> arguing that Mr. Bush doesn't need to wait for a law giving him the veto because the power already is implicit in the Constitution. 
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Finding a test case shouldn't be hard, but there is something   to be said  for  picking the best one possible. The White House had the perfect case, but Congress blinked before it could go to court.
After the HUD and S&amp;L stories broke, some Congressmen <head>began</head> to worry that their influence peddling at executive-branch and independent agencies might some day get them in trouble. 
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&quot; But when it does matter , then it's the only thing that  matters. &quot; However, many institutional investors are reacting to the stock market's plunge as &quot; a great buying opportunity, &quot; said   Charles I. Clough, chief investment strategist at Merrill Lynch Capital Markets.
&quot; Things are <head>beginning</head> to settle down. 
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He thought once that he identified the somewhat hysterical voice of Fleischman claiming a kill. But Greg's area remained as placid as a Florida dawn.
Finally, as time <head>began</head> to run out, he headed into Ormoc and glide-bombed a group of houses that Intelligence had thought might contain Japanese supplies. 
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Front teeth not meeting when the back teeth close . Upper teeth completely covering the lowers when the back teeth close .
The eyeteeth (third from the middle on top, counting each front tooth as the first) <head>beginning</head> to protrude like fangs. 
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After gaining strength during a brief run-up when trading <head>began</head>, the Nasdaq Composite Index weakened under selling pressure. 
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Newspapers, including this one, have generally ignored his news releases. Talk show hosts quickly change the topic.
But Mr. Lesko's staff is <head>beginning</head> to wonder whether there isn't some larger phenomenon foiling the contest. 
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JAILED AFRICAN-AMERICAN activist wins a battle against the U.S. District Judge Robert P. Patterson Jr. ordered the FBI  to immediately begin  processing Herman Benjamin Ferguson's request for documents stemming from the agency's investigation of him during the 1960s.
The FBI had said it would not be able to <head>begin</head> processing the request until June 
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This year he bought two stores, one in Brooklyn and one in Queens. Other furriers have also placed more weight on retailing.
Golden Feldman Furs Inc. <head>began</head> retailing aggressively eight years ago, and now retail sales account for about 20% of gross income. 
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&quot; I do not support federal funding for abortions except where the mother's life is threatened  , &quot; he proclaimed , and finally vetoed the measure last weekend. So what does George Bush really believe ?
The answer is so murky that it is <head>beginning</head> to get this popular president in trouble with each of the increasingly vocal, increasingly powerful sides of the abortion issue. 
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<instance id="begin.783">
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But not much money was spent  on the shows, either, a situation that  encouraged cheap-to-make talk and game shows, while  discouraging expensive-to-produce dramas. Now, however, commercial channels are coming to most European countries, and at the same time, satellite and cable technology is spreading rapidly.
Just last week, Greece authorized two commercial channels for the first time; Spain earlier <head>began</head> to allow commercial television alongside its state channels. 
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The spokesman said  the vote at Sochaux is expected  to be followed  by a similar move at the company's assembly plant at Mulhouse, where the number of strikers has been whittled  down to 80 . About 8,000 National Union of Mineworkers members resumed their strike against De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. after further negotiations  to settle a wage dispute broke down.
Striking workers, who <head>began</head> striking five diamond mines on Oct. 13, had returned to work last week when the union and De Beers arranged to reopen negotiations. 
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The Big Board this morning plans to <head>begin</head> trading its Exchange Stock Portfolio &quot; basket &quot; product, the first program-trading vehicle carrying the exchange's seal of approval. 
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<instance id="begin.788">
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Seeking an obscure, dark, relatively quiet corner in the airy room otherwise suffused  with afternoon sunshine, he asked if the soft background music could be turned  off. Unfortunately, it was Muzak, which  automatically is piped  into the public rooms, and which  nolens volens had  to be endured .
As he talked about himself, time and again stuffing and dragging on his pipe, Steinberg <head>began</head> to relax and the initial hurried feeling grew faint and was dispelled. 
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<instance id="begin.793">
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Even after Friday's plunge, the Dow Jones Industrial Average was 48% above where it landed on Oct. 19 two years ago . Panic selling also was unwise during other big declines in the past.
The crash of 1929 was followed by a substantial recovery before the great Depression and awful bear market of the 1930s <head>began</head>. 
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<instance id="begin.795">
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&quot; By God, it's that damn Handley, the sneak &quot; ! ! And later in the same week they both came together  to examine the register.
Fortunately we were alone in the building -- so few people nowadays are interested even in their own past or in the lovely craft of other days -- for they <head>began</head> to abuse each other in the foulest language. 
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Mobil alluded to the work-force cuts last week when it took a $40 million  charge as part of its third-quarter earnings and attributed it to a restructuring. Mobil officials said that it is unlikely  any additional charges related  to this move will be taken  in future quarters.
On Wednesday, Mobil will <head>begin</head> offering separation packages and voluntary retirement in its U.S. production operation. 
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&quot; You had a week of a deteriorating junk-bond market that  ran smack into the news on Friday about what  appeared  to be happening to the bank debt market, &quot; says  Steven Rattner, a partner and merger specialist with Lazard Freres &amp; Co. Trading dried up Friday in the market for high-yield junk bonds, often used   to finance takeovers.
It was the latest in a series of setbacks for the junk bond market, where prices <head>began</head> weakening last month after Campeau hit a cash crunch. 
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<instance id="begin.798">
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Johnstown attorney Richard J. Green Jr. shelled out $500  in loans to the judge over five years, he said   in testimony to the grand jury. &quot; The judge never made a pretense of  repaying the money, &quot; said  Mr. Green.
Eventually, Mr. Green testified, he <head>began</head> ducking out of his office rather than face the judge when he visited. 
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<instance id="begin.800">
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&quot; It's a double-edged sword though, because it is also the most contagious kind of hepatitis. &quot; GTE officials began  posting warning notices about the potential threat to exposure  Wednesday morning at various places at the company, said   GTE spokesman Thomas Mattausch.
The company has <head>begun</head> offering shots of gamma globulin, which will diminish the flu-like symptoms of hepatitis A, in anyone who has contracted the disease, Mr. Mattausch said. 
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The drug is being used  primarily  to treat anemias. A new experiment, reported  in this week's New England Journal of Medicine, involved  giving injections of Amgen's EPO to 23 patients who  wanted  to store units of their own blood.
The patients <head>began</head> receiving EPO injections about a month before their scheduled surgery. 
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The campaign, a patriotic celebration of the 200th anniversary of the Bill of Rights, doesn't mention cigarettes or smoking; cigarette ads have been prohibited on television since 1971.
But even before it <head>begins</head>, the campaign is drawing fire from anti-smoking advocates, who criticize Philip Morris's attempt to bolster its beleaguered image by wrapping itself in the document that is a cornerstone of American democracy. 
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<instance id="begin.804">
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At the same time, the integrated-steel business was hurt  by continued increases in materials costs and repair and maintenance expenses, as well as higher labor costs under its new contract. The service-center business was hurt  by reduced margins and start-up costs associated with its Joseph T. Ryerson &amp; Son unit.
The company said it is <head>beginning</head> to see some shipping-rate improvements in both the intergrated-steel and steel-service-center segments, which should result in improved results for the fourth quarter. 
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They pile out of their truck and furiously <head>begin</head> twisting together steel pipes linking a giant storage tank to the Sharpshooter, a freshly drilled oil well two miles deep. 
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<instance id="begin.806">
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China frequently lambastes the U.S. Embassy for  harboring astrophysicist Fang Lizhi, a political dissident who  took refuge there after the massacre. &quot; In the U.S., there are still people who  want  to crush China and interfere in our internal affairs, &quot; Zhu Qizhen, China's new ambassador to the U.S., said  as he left for Washington last week.
The House and Senate are to <head>begin</head> soon hashing out an agreement for sanctions legislation. 
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<instance id="begin.808">
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Henrietta was discovering in the process of writing, as the born writer does, not merely a channel for the discharge of accumulated information but a stimulus to the development of the creative powers of observation, insight and intuition. Dr. Isaacs was so pleased with the quality of her biographical study of Sara Sullam that he considered  submitting it to the Century Magazine or Harper's but he decided that its Jewish subject probably would not interest them and published it in The Messenger, &quot; so our readers will be benefited  instead &quot;.
Under her father's influence it did not occur to Henrietta that she might write on subjects outside the Jewish field, but she did <head>begin</head> writing for other Anglo-Jewish papers and thus increased her output and her audience. 
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<instance id="begin.809">
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Like hell he 'd wait -- and  supposing  the radar-controlled gun got knocked  out? ? What would his guns guide on  then -- the North Star? ?
Ensign Vesole decided that he would not tarry until he heard the whispering of the bombs, and when night <head>began</head> to fall, he put Seaman 2 Donald L. Norton and Seaman 1 William A. Rochford on the guns and told them to start shooting the moment they saw an enemy silhouette. 
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<instance id="begin.810">
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The future would happen; ; he did not have  to hurry it by  thinking too much. A man could be tossed  outside the dimension of time by a stray bullet these days.
He <head>began</head> to pack the saddlebags. 
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<instance id="begin.811">
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Junk bonds opened as much as four points lower but staged a modest comeback as stock prices firmed. Some traders said  the high-yield market was helped  by active institutional buying.
In particular, they said, firms such as First Boston Corp. and Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. <head>began</head> making a market in junk issues early in the session when prices hit severely depressed levels. 
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<instance id="begin.812">
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Throughout the Adirondack region abandoned farm homes and wild orchards bear ghostly testimony that their owners met defeat. Mr. Clark found that orthodox procedures of deep plowing, use of chemical fertilizers and insecticides, plus the application of conservation principles of rotation and contouring, did not prevent sheet erosion in the potato fields and depreciation of the soil.
&quot; To give up these notions required a revolution in thought &quot;, Mr. Clark said in reminiscing about the abrupt changes in ideas he experienced when he <head>began</head> reading &quot; Organic Gardening &quot; And &quot; Modern Nutrition &quot; in a search for help with his problems. 
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<instance id="begin.813">
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Another takeover target, LIN Broadcasting, eased 1 2 to 110 1 8 on 313,800 shares. LIN's suitor, McCaw Cellular Communications, dropped 1 to 40 on almost 350,000 shares.
Some analysts say investors will <head>begin</head> paying more attention to earnings, partly in response to the latest round of disappointments. 
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<instance id="begin.815">
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That's up from about 687 a month in 1985, and it's accelerating: So far this month, foreclosures are averaging about 85 a day. &quot; It's frightening, &quot; Mr. Shattuck said .
Moreover, Mr. Shattuck and others said residential real estate, which had remained fairly strong through most of the downturn, is <head>beginning</head> to comprise more and more of the foreclosures. 
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<instance id="begin.817">
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&quot; This is a horrible way   to live  &quot;, Wright went on . &quot; You are being strangled  by traffic &quot;.
He was then asked for a solution of the difficulty, and <head>began</head> to talk trenchant sense, though private anguish showed through in the vehemence of his manner. 
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<instance id="begin.819">
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At the same time, many of Spain's traditional export markets in Latin America and other developing areas faced a sharp decline in economic growth. As a result, the volume of Banco Exterior's export credit portfolio plunged from 824 billion pesatas ($7.04 billion ) as of Dec. 31, 1986, to its current 522 billion pesetas.
The other two main pillars of Banco Exterior's traditional business -- wholesale banking and foreign currency trading -- also <head>began</head> to crumble under the weight of heavy competition and changing client needs. 
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<instance id="begin.820">
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Revenue slipped 0.7% to $395.3 million  from $398.3 million . Pittston also owns Brink's Inc., the security service, and Burlington Air Express, the air-freight concern.
In addition to expected losses tied to the labor strike, the coal group has spent almost $20 million since the strike <head>began</head> for security, the company said. 
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<instance id="begin.821">
<context>
As a result, marketers of faux gems steadily lost space in department stores to more fashionable rivals -- cosmetics makers. But lately, retailers say  , fake has become more fashionable.
And jewelry makers are <head>beginning</head> to use many of the same marketing tricks honed in the aggressive world of cosmetics. 
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<instance id="begin.823">
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&quot; If you don't know what the rules of the game are , it 's hard  to start your fund-raising or design, &quot; said  Dana Smith, an official with Team Dennis Conner. The Conner team won't be able  to negotiate with corporate sponsors until the suit is resolved  and the race site is determined , Mr. Smith said  , and the syndicate's budget could easily reach $30 million .
But spokesmen for both Mr. Isler and Mr. Conner say the formation of the new syndicate has to do with Mr. Isler's desire to skipper his own team and <head>begin</head> planning now, rather than any falling out between the two sportsmen. 
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<instance id="begin.824">
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On the stage, Harry Hawk began  to weep. Laura Keene brushed by him with the glass of water.
The crowd <head>began</head> to move. 
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<instance id="begin.825">
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Pension funds, insurers and other behemoths of the investing world said they <head>began</head> scooping up stocks during Friday's market rout. 
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<instance id="begin.826">
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Mr. Thompson isn't bereft of experience with new products, however. For the past two years, he said  , he and the exchange's research department have been working on the new natural gas contract,  seeking a good delivery site and studying the natural gas market.
&quot; Our members are eager to <head>begin</head> trading this contract, so we expect no difficulty in attracting locals to the natural gas pit, &quot; he said. 
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<instance id="begin.827">
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&quot; You can do that but you're taking a risk. Those companies are paying the price for  taking the risk. &quot;
In late September, IBM <head>began</head> shipping a plug-in card that converts its PS 2 model 70-A21 from a 80386 machine to an 80486 machine. 
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<instance id="begin.828">
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Here in an evening Persians enjoy many of the things which  are important to them: poetry, water, the moon, a beautiful face. To a stranger their delight in these things may seem paradoxical, for Persians chase the golden calf as much as any people.
Many of them, moreover, are <head>beginning</head> to complain about the scarcity of Western amusements and to ridicule the old life of the bazaar merchant, the mullah, and the peasant. 
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<instance id="begin.831">
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Traders and investment bankers said  LIN shares weren't hurt  much because BellSouth is viewed  as a well-financed corporate buyer unlikely  to be affected  by skittishness among bankers or bond buyers. Investment bankers interviewed  over the weekend see a silver lining for the merger business in the stock-market drop.
Potential bidders for companies &quot; were saying that things were <head>beginning</head> to look expensive, &quot; says Mr. Rattner of Lazard. 
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When ad dollars are tight , the high page cost is a major deterrent for advertisers, who generally  want  to appear regularly in a publication or not at all. Even though National Geographic offers far more readers than does a magazine like Smithsonian , &quot; the page costs you an arm and a leg  to develop any frequency, &quot; says   Harry Glass, New York media manager for Bozell Inc.
To combat that problem, National Geographic, like other magazines, <head>began</head> offering regional editions allowing advertisers to appear in only a portion of its magazines -- for example, ads can run only in the magazines sent to subscribers in the largest 25 markets. 
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<instance id="begin.833">
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Some issues were affected  by Tuesday's devastating earthquake in the San Francisco area.
Activity continued to slow from the hectic pace set during the market's plunge late Friday and its rebound Monday, as players <head>began</head> to set their sights on events coming later this week. 
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<instance id="begin.835">
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&quot; They contend  it is based  on an assumption that  has not yet been proven  in valid tests, &quot; the Tribune said . In 1986, some institute patients were reporting breakthrough seizures when they were switched  from a specific brand-name medication to a generic one or from one generic manufacturer of a specific product to another .
In addition, neurologists were <head>beginning</head> to report these observations as well. 
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Part of his house had been moved  to the other side of the road. He died of typhoid in 1921 &quot;.
Methods have been developed of assigning &quot; weights &quot; to statements; ; that is, it is known empirically that names beginning with R are more common than those <head>beginning</head> with Z; ; that fewer women are named Miranda than Elizabeth; ; that in the United States more people die of heart disease than of smallpox. 
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<instance id="begin.685">
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Holmes is addicted  to the use of cocaine and other refreshing stimulants; ; he is prone to semi-catatonic trances induced  by the playing of the vioiln; ; he is a recluse, an incredible egotist, a confirmed misogynist. Holmes rebels against the social conventions of his day not on moral  but rather on aesthetic  grounds.
His eccentricity <head>begins</head> as a defense against boredom. 
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Both men knew  it was in the Norberg family holdings, but to which of the cousins did it belong, Anta or Freya? ? Fortunately, I knew almost exactly what the will had said .
It <head>began</head> with a preamble, of course. 
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This interest in words goes beyond puns and playfulness, however. Mr. Gelbart deplores the obfuscation, the circumlocution and the debasement of language  he sees  on all sides.
As the hearings <head>begin</head>, the self-important Sen. Bowman (Jerome Kilty) announces: &quot; Let me emphaticize one thing at the outset: We are not looking for hides to skin nor goats to scape. &quot; 
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&quot; The important point is that both be satisfied with the adjustment &quot;. Other experts say, however, that if sexual domination by one or the other partner exists for longer than a brief period, it is likely  to shake the marriage.
And just as domination today often <head>begins</head> with the wife, so the cure generally must lie with the husband. 
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At fifteen he didn't care that he had no mother, that he couldn't remember her face or her touch; ; neither did he care that Aunt Rose provided for him. He was named  Pompeii as a tribute to his heritage, and he couldn't have cared less about that either.
To him life was a restless boredom that <head>began</head> with the rising sun and ended only with sleep. 
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In fact, he calls his productions dance-theatre works of motion, shape, light, and sound.  To raise the dancer out of his personal, pedestrian self, Mr. Nikolais has experimented with  relating him to a larger, environmental orbit.
He <head>began</head> with masks to make the dancer identify himself with the creature he appeared to be. 
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On just three big deals -- for four years of baseball and for the Olympic Winter Games in both 1992 and 1994 -- Pilson bid a total of $1.64 billion . That's well over half a billion dollars more than ABC and NBC were willing  to pay .
( After 1992, the winter and summer Olympics will be held two years apart, with the revised schedule <head>beginning</head> with the winter games in 1994 and the summer games in 1996.) 
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The result, &quot; Poodle Springs &quot; (Putnam 's, 288 pages, $18.95 ) is an entertaining, easy   to read  and fairly graceful extension of the Marlowe chronicle, full of hard-boiled wisecracks and California color. If it does not quite have Chandler's special magic -- well, at the end, neither did Chandler .
As the book <head>begins</head>, a newly wed Marlowe roars into the desert resort of Poodle (a.k.a. Palm) Springs at the wheel of a Cadillac Fleetwood. 
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In his native Cologne, where his mother taught him  to play the piano , he was able  to read notes before he learned the alphabet. She even devised a system of colors, whereby the boy could easily distinguish the different note values .
When he started school at the age of five-and-a-half, he could not understand why the alphabet <head>begins</head> with the letter A, instead of C, as in the scale. 
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Elena, you 'll get mud all over your dress &quot; ! ! Even as she called to the children, Conchita let her gaze seek Tom Brannon.
Tomas, she <head>called</head> him -- as the Mexican hands did. 
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It  didn't bother him for everybody from the blacksmith to the preacher to say, &quot; Howdy, Miss Jenny &quot;,  adding a careless &quot; Roy &quot;, but it did her. He could put a stop to it, she told him again and again  .
Simply <head>call</head> Mr. Whipsnade Oscar, and Dr. Dunne P.GA, and C'un Major Frank. 
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They started with the Kansas-Nebraska Bill of eighteen &quot; -- &quot; Mister Big Britches, aren't you  &quot;? ? &quot; I'm Mark Gordon Peters the Fifth.
They <head>call</head> me Quint &quot;. 
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Spike-haired, burly, red-faced,  decked  with horn-rimmed glasses and an Ivy League suit, Jack Hamrick awaited William at the officers ' club. &quot; Hello, boss &quot;, he said , and grinned.
&quot; I suppose I can never expect to <head>call</head> you ' General ' after that Washington episode &quot;. 
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He always did when people asked . &quot; Holy mackerel, that's the most unique dog  I ever saw  &quot;, she said firmly .
&quot; His real name's DiMaggio, only we <head>call</head> him Maggie because he has to take tranquilizers. 
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Cray Research did not want  to fund a project that  did not include Seymour. &quot; The documents also said that Cray Computer anticipates  needing perhaps another $120 million  in financing beginning next September.
But Mr. Barnum <head>called</head> that &quot; a worst-case &quot; scenario. 
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Program trading -- A wide range of computer-assisted portfolio trading strategies involving the simultaneous purchase or sale of 15 or more stocks. Quant -- Generally, any Wall Street analyst who  employs quantitive research techniques.
The newest breed, also <head>called</head> &quot; rocket scientists &quot; because of their backgrounds in physics and mathematics, devise the complex hedging and trading strategies that are popularly known as program trading. 
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Goldman said  Eastern would miss the same mark by at least $120 million . The consultants maintained  Eastern wouldn't generate the cash  it needs  and would have  to issue new debt  to meet its targets under the plan.
Eastern at the time disputed those assessments and <head>called</head> the experts ' report &quot; completely off base. &quot; 
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&quot; You 'd see her correcting homework in the stands at a football game. &quot; Some fellow teachers, however, viewed Mrs. Yeargin as cocky and too yielding to students.
Mrs. Ward says she often defended her to colleagues who <head>called</head> her a grandstander. 
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She never could fit into a crowd which  had known , which  still knew and admired  Linda. When there was bridge at Edythe's house , the cards shuffled like wet graham crackers and the food probably was wet graham crackers.
She managed a missionary drive for the church once and got the books so confused that old Mr. Webber, the eldest elder, who 'd never donated more than five dollars to anything, had to cough up five hundred dollars to avoid a scandal in what Edythe <head>called</head> &quot; the bosoms of the church &quot;. 
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The state examiner also said  supervisors of a parallel federal examination seemed so reluctant  to demand write-downs of Lincoln's bad loans that he immediately grew suspicious. &quot; Later on, my concerns about a whitewash became even more serious, &quot; he said .
He <head>called</head> the sour loans &quot; appalling &quot; and added, &quot; You opened the file up and it just jumped at you. &quot; 
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&quot; Only a decade ago cancer was a black box about which we knew nothing  at the molecular level. Today, we know that the accumulation of several of these altered genes can initiate a cancer and, then, propel it into a deadly state. &quot;
Scientists <head>call</head> the new class of genes tumor-suppressors, or simply anti-cancer genes. 
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The chaplain married them, on the next day. After the war, Penny had wanted Keith at least to visit her home with her.
She came from Ohio, from what she <head>called</head> a &quot; small farm &quot; of two hundred acres, as indeed it was to farmer-type farmers. 
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Victoria was fourteen months younger than Quint, a head taller, and could lick any boy or girl on the beach. He called her &quot; Fatso &quot;.
She <head>called</head> him &quot; Stuck-up -- that's why nobody plays with you, Mister Stuck-up &quot;. 
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In a civil suit commenced in state Supreme Court in New York, the agency alleged that the consumer-electronics and appliance discount-retailing chain engaged in deceptive advertising by  claiming  to have &quot; lowered every price on every item &quot; as part of an advertising campaign that  began June 1. The agency said  it monitored Newmark &amp; Lewis's advertised prices before and after the ad campaign, and found that the prices of at least 50 different items either increased or stayed the same.
In late May, Newmark &amp; Lewis announced a plan to cut prices 5% to 20% and eliminate what it <head>called</head> a &quot; standard discount-retailing practice &quot; of negotiating individual deals with customers. 
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It was also in law school that Mr. O'Kicki and his first wife had the first of seven daughters . He divorced his first wife three years ago and married the daughter of his court clerk.
Last year, Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice John P. Flaherty <head>called</head> Mr. O'Kicki one of the finest judges &quot; not only in Pennsylvania but in the United States. &quot; 
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J. Nicholas Hahn, Cotton Inc.'s president and chief executive, was an outspoken critic of WPP Group's acquisition of Ogilvy Group earlier this year. During the takeover, Mr. Hahn said  he would put his account up for review if WPP's bid were successful, but he didn't .
Cotton Inc.'s new $9 million campaign <head>calls</head> cotton the &quot; Fabric of Our Lives. &quot; 
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You young men get  to be my age, you won't take flu so lightly &quot;. Charlie had accepted the diagnosis without comment.
The doctor could <head>call</head> it anything from flu to beriberi; ; but Charlie knew what was wrong with him and knew, too, that there was no pill to cure it. 
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These boys acknowledged an introduction to anybody by  gently pressing one of his hands in both of theirs, while they gazed,  misty-eyed with care, into the eyes of the person  they were meeting . Could such unadulterated love, for a total stranger, be credited ? ?
They were always leaping to light cigarettes, open car doors, fill plates or glasses, and I mistrusted the whole lot of them to the same degree that I mistrusted bake shops that <head>called</head> themselves &quot; Sanitary Bake Shops &quot;. 
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They mounted their horses and rode off into the hills. The, young chief stared at the wall of his lodge, ,  listening.
The sound rose on the other side of the hills, vanished and rose again and he could imagine the mad, disheveled hoofs of the Appaloosas, horses the white men once had <head>called</head> the Dogs of Hell. 
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Mips will start  shipping its new machine in the first quarter of 1990, he said . The machine uses a single processor, which  makes it easier   to program  than competing machines using several processors.
The computer can process 13.3 million calculations <head>called</head> floating-point operations every second. 
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Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle, one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter's stance, each pulling a rope that  disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber. No one speaks, and the snaking of the ropes seems  to make as much sound as the bells themselves ,  muffled  by the ceiling.
Totally absorbed, the ringers stare straight ahead, using peripheral vision (they <head>call</head> it &quot; rope-sight &quot;) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls. 
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What now? ? In the jungle, birds were mute, while insects preserved only the monotony of living.
Someone <head>called</head>. 
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The funeral service was in the house, the Methodist minister, how clean and glistening his eyeglasses   and his neat body standing beside that coffin with that doll inside, a stranger speaking to strangers the old sacred words, and the rain drumming incessantly in accompaniment, seven days of relentless rain that  turned the ground to mud so the burial had  to be postponed . I waited.
Then Via <head>called</head> to say they had decided to cremate her -- as they had Ellen, the thought leaped to my mind -- and did I want to meet her at the funeral home the next morning. 
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&quot; Due to the earthquake in San Francisco, Nissan is donating its commercial air time  to broadcast American Red Cross Emergency Relief messages. Please  contribute what you can  , &quot; the ad said .
The Nissan logo flashed on the screen for a moment, and then came a taped plea for donations from former President Reagan -- followed by the silent print telling viewers where to <head>call</head>. 
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In some ways it was worth  being out the money --  just knowing  I was no longer obligated to Nadine ! ! It was past midnight and we were in bed when the phone rang .
I stumbled through the hall, wondering who would be <head>calling</head> at this hour. 
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&quot; If only a banker or a lawyer had spoken out years ago, the judicial process wouldn't be under the taint  it is  today. &quot; Officials with the Pennsylvania Judicial Inquiry and Review Board, the arm of the state that  investigates judicial misconduct, counter that they had no inkling of anything amiss in Ebensburg.
&quot; Nobody told us; nobody <head>called</head> us, &quot; says an official close to the case who asked not to be named. 
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The closely held Sunnyvale, Calif., company also will announce an agreement  to supply computers to Control Data Corp., which  will sell Mips machines under its own label.
The new Mips machine, <head>called</head> the RC6280, will cost $150,000 for a basic system. 
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The magazine combines how-to pieces on topics like backyard composting, explanatory essays on such things as what  happens after you flush your toilet, and hard-hitting pieces on alleged environmental offenders. Garbage editors have dumped considerable energy into a whirling rampage through supermarket aisles in a bid  to identify corporate America's good guys and bad boys.
In one feature, <head>called</head> &quot; In the Dumpster, &quot; editors point out a product they deem to be a particularly bad offender. 
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Will you see if you can help me &quot;? ? William spent a long week end  closeted with Hamrick.
His recent experience in motor car advertising, a love for cars of themselves, the existence of A-Z's useless Wisconsin set-up, exposure to exciting conceptions of Hamrick's that nobody would buy, and the coincidental recent failure of a respected but out-dated small-car manufacturer <head>called</head> Ticonderoga Motors had given him an idea of such dimensions he was almost afraid to broach it. 
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The sound mockery of sheep is like the salubrious horse laugh &quot;. &quot; That is only partly non-nonsense &quot;, he began .
&quot; If you saw the drama <head>called</head> Rhinoceros &quot;, I said, &quot; think of the effect it would have on an audience of rhinos when the actor on stage suddenly begins turning into a rhinoceros. 
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To date, scientists have fingered two of these cancer-suppressors. Dr. Dryja made his retinoblastoma discovery in 1986.
Then last spring, researchers reported finding a gene <head>called</head> p53 which, if impaired, turns healthy colon cells cancerous. 
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You 've never been to Ryusenji &quot;? ? &quot; I 've heard about it &quot;, Samuel Burns said .
&quot; There's a little place there <head>called</head> Lovers Mound dedicated to Gompachi and Komurasaki &quot;. 
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In 1988, Chugai had net income of $60 million  on revenue of $991 million . GenProbe had a net loss of $9.5 million  on revenue of $5.8 million .
Recently, Gen-Probe received a broad U.S. patent for a technology that helps detect, identify and quantify non-viral organisms through the targeting of a form of genetic material <head>called</head> ribosomal RNA. 
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The condition, known  as paroxysmal supraventricular tachycardia, leads to dizziness and fainting. The typical healthy heart beats 70 times a minute.
The drug, <head>called</head> adenocard, returns the heart to a normal rhythm within seconds, according to Lyphomed. 
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Col. Henri Garvier was one of New Orleans ' most important and enlightened slave owners. He chuckled and gave the signal for the dance to start.
The slaves ran gaily to the center of Congo Square and gathered around a sweaty youth they <head>called</head> Johnny No-Name. 
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NO ALCOHOL: Miller Brewing Co. will introduce its first non-alcoholic beer Jan. 1.
The brew, <head>called</head> Miller Sharp 's, will be supported by ads developed by Frankenberry, Laughlin &amp; Constable, Milwaukee. 
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When  functioning normally , they make proteins that  hold a cell's growth in check. But if the genes are damaged  -- perhaps by radiation, a chemical or through a chance accident in cell division -- their growth-suppressing proteins no longer work, and cells normally under control turn malignant.
The newly identified genes differ from a family of genes discovered in the early 1980s <head>called</head> oncogenes. 
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Some congressional leaders intend  to continue  to fight for independent strike forces. A spokesman for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy (D., Mass.) says  Mr. Thornburgh would be required  to reinstate the units next year if an proposed omnibus crime bill is passed .
Among other things, the bill <head sats="call_for.159:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.159:0">for</sat> a reorganization of the Justice Department. 
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The declaration by Economy Minister Nestor Rapanelli is believed to be the first time such an action has been <head sats="call_for.171:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.171:0">for</sat> by an Argentine official of such stature. 
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-- Dorothy L. Sayers, &quot; The Nine Tailors &quot; ASLACTON, England
-- Of all scenes that evoke rural England, this is one of the loveliest: An ancient stone church stands amid the fields, the sound of bells cascading from its tower, <head>calling</head> the faithful to evensong. 
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If there's something ' weird and it don't look good.
Who ya gon na <head>call</head>? 
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The most that  was accomplished  was  adding Mrs. Beige's tray to the dish pile, and by means of repeated threats, on an ascending scale, seeing that the girls dressed themselves, after a fashion. I was saved  from  making the decision as the phone rang, and the girls were upon me instantly.
Here's a household hint: if you can't find your children, and get tired of <head>calling</head> them, pick up the phone. 
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Francesca and Herbert were among the few people  we knew  in Catatonia. We didn't even know them till about a month after we moved -- at that time, they had called on us, after I met Fran at a PTA meeting, and had taken us in hand socially.
They had been kind to us and we were indebted to them for one or two pleasant dinners, and for information as to where to shop, which dentist, doctor, plumber, and sitter to <head>call</head> (not that there was much of a choice, since Catatonia was just a village; ; the yellow pages of the telephone book were amazingly thin ). 
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THE WAR OVER FEDERAL JUDICIAL SALARIES takes a victim. Often, judges ease into more lucrative private practice with little fanfare, but not federal Judge Raul A. Ramirez in Sacramento, Calif.
On Tuesday, the judge <head>called</head> a news conference to say he was quitting effective Dec. 31 to join a San Francisco law firm. 
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How about them, I thought . Francesca and Herbert were among the few people  we knew  in Catatonia.
We didn't even know them till about a month after we moved -- at that time, they had <head>called</head> on us, after I met Fran at a PTA meeting, and had taken us in hand socially. 
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I <head>called</head> the other afternoon on my old friend, Graves Moreland, the Anglo-American literary critic -- his mother was born in Ohio -- who lives alone in a fairy-tale cottage on the Upson Downs, raising hell and peacocks, the former only when the venerable gentleman becomes an angry old man about the state of literature or something else that is dwindling and diminishing, such as human stature, hope, and humor. 
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She looked as if she were accusing me of some fraud. &quot; She must have taken the registration when she went to Walter's .
I 'll <head>call</head> her &quot;. 
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He did not ! ! The &quot; shooting &quot; went on for eight months ! !
Most of our working days were spent on the telephone <head>calling</head> &quot; bookies &quot;, illegal gambling dens, a certain &quot; residential club for young actresses &quot;, more than a hundred different bars or the steam room of the athletic club. 
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Old Mr. Thom is already down on Wally, and we simply can't afford  to get Ken mad at us &quot; -- I was all set for what  came next. &quot; Janice, could you possibly go over and make  sure  everything's all right? ?
I 'll <head>call</head> you there in ten minutes &quot; -- &quot; I can't make it in ten minutes &quot; -- Wondering, as I said it, why I should make it at all. 
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Nor would he work at all. He would square his shoulders and carry a cane before each step.
He would sit inside the coffee shop and pound a gloved fist upon the table and a girl would hear him and come running, bowing with her running, <head sats="call_out.172:0">calling</head> <sat id="call_out.172:0">out</sat> in her bowing, &quot; At your service &quot;. 
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&quot; Todman,  let's try  to go under this stuff.  Stay in close and we 'll go up the valley &quot;.
&quot; Roger, Sweeney &quot;, Todman <head>called</head> back, and pulled his four in and slightly above Greg. 
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<instance id="call.179">
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Even though the boy could not see them, he knew  they were clouded  by distance. He was never sure  they fully took him in.
Pompeii <head>called</head> again, &quot; Laura &quot; ! ! 
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It was a relief when they finally came . They poured through the opening in the valley, then spread out in a long line  to come at us,  brandishing their lances and filling the morning with their spine-chilling scalp cry.
&quot; Oso &quot;, Montero <head>called</head> &quot; I 'll get Gray Eyes &quot;. 
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She looked around, self-consciously. Four little Japanese waitresses were murdering the English language at the counter -- Yuki Kobayashi happened  to be one of them.
Everybody but Tommy seemed to think it was charming when they <head>called</head>, &quot; Bifutek-san &quot; ! ! For a steak sandwich, or &quot; Kohi Futotsu &quot; ! ! For one cup of coffee. 
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He could do that when he would be a man . &quot; Hey, Laura &quot; ! !
He <head>called</head> to his sister on the porch above the steps. 
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I 'll be down at the creek  finishing the dishes, if you want me &quot;. He found the pan where he had dropped it  and carried it back down to the stream.
The coyote was <head>calling</head> again, and he hoped that this time there would be no other sounds to interrupt it. 
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Have you ever heard of Thuggee? ? Nuf sed .
But it is the wooden sculpture from Bali, the one representing two men with
their heads bent backward and their bodies interlaced by a fish, that I
particularly <head sats="call_attention.170:0">call</head> to your 
<sat id="call_attention.170:0">attention</sat>. 
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In 1976, as a film student at the Purchase campus of the State University of New York, Mr. Lane shot &quot; A Place in Time, &quot; a 36-minute black-and-white film about a sketch artist, a man of the streets. Now, 13 years later, Mr. Lane has revived his Artist in a full-length movie called  &quot; Sidewalk Stories, &quot; a poignant piece of work about a modern-day tramp.
Of course, if the film contained dialogue, Mr. Lane's Artist would be <head>called</head> a homeless person. 
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Just when American liberalism had pulled the arms plug on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan, along comes Mr. Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to &quot; blunder &quot; into the hands of what are often <head>called</head> conservatives. 
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I wish  I was younger and less timid. Well, I can't resolve this myself.
I 'll have to <head sats="call_in.094:0">call</head> <sat id="call_in.094:0">in</sat> the brain trust. 
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Assuming that post at the age of 35, he managed by consensus, as  is the rule in universities, says   Warren H. Strother, a university official who  is researching a book on Mr. Hahn. But he also showed a willingness  to take a strong stand.
In 1970, Mr. Hahn <head sats="call_in.104:0">called</head> <sat id="call_in.104:0">in</sat> state police to arrest student protesters who were occupying a university building. 
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Terms <head sats="call_for.110:0">call</head> <sat id="call_for.110:0">for</sat> First Security to issue about 0.55 share of its stock for each Deseret share held, or a total of about 550,000 First Security shares. 
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That may leave a lot of leeway  for U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. Lifland to decide what, if anything, the pilots actually collect  . In August, he issued the ruling that  let the pilots pursue their back-pay grievance before the arbitrator.
The pilots ' contract with Eastern <head sats="call_for.136:0">calls</head> <sat id="call_for.136:0">for</sat> a mutually acceptable private arbitrator to resolve such grievances. 
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Healthcare International Inc. said it reached a 120-day standstill agreement with its HealthVest affiliate <head sats="call_for.137:0">calling</head> <sat id="call_for.137:0">for</sat> Healthcare to pay HealthVest $5 million right away and additional amounts in the future. 
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After a time, he straightened again,  brushing the red Permian dust from his hands,  slapping it from his six-dollar levis and his tailored, twenty-five-dollar shirt. He wore no gun --   a strange ommission for a peace officer in this country.
Never, he 'd once told Joyce, had he encountered any man or situation that <head sats="call_for.175:0">called</head> <sat id="call_for.175:0">for</sat> a gun. 
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Sometimes he would grunt softly to some invisible onlooker beside him, sometimes he would look stern and moralistic as his pencil did what he disapproved . It all seemed -- if one could have peeked in at him through one of his windows -- as though this broken-nosed man with the muscular arms and wrestler's neck was merely the caretaker trying his hand at the boss's work.
This air of disengagement <head sats="carry_over.067:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_over.067:0">over</sat> to his apparent attitude toward his things, and people often mistook it for boredom in him or a surrender to repetitious routine. 
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One of the largest law firms in central New Jersey has been created  through the merger of Norris, McLaughlin &amp; Marcus, a 41-lawyer firm, and Manger, Kalison, McBride &amp; Webb, a health-care specialty law firm with 14 lawyers. Norris McLaughlin is a general-practice firm that  has expanded recently into such specialties as banking, labor and environmental work.
The merged firm will <head>carry</head> Norris McLaughlin's name. 
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But despite more than two years of research showing  AZT can relieve dementia and other symptoms in children, the drug still lacks federal approval for use in the youngest patients. As a result, many youngsters have been unable  to obtain the drug and, for the few exceptions, insurance carriers won't cover its cost of $6,400  a year.
So far, AIDS has stricken 1,859 children under age 13, with many times that number believed to <head>carry</head> the infection without symptoms. 
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Japan Storage Battery Co. -- $100 million  of bonds due Nov. 9, 1993, with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 3 7 8% coupon at par via Nikko Securities Co. (Europe) Ltd.  Guaranteed  by Mitsubishi Bank Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> one warrant, exercisable from Nov. 27, 1989, through Oct. 26, 1993, to buy shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Nov. 1. 
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The Big Board this morning plans to begin trading its Exchange Stock Portfolio &quot; basket &quot; product, the first program-trading vehicle <head>carrying</head> the exchange's seal of approval. 
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The San Francisco-based telecommunications company said it <head>carries</head> $150 million of earthquake insurance with a $10 million deductible provision. 
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Proceeds will be used   to reduce short-term debt at the beer and food concern, said Robert Vaux, vice president, finance.
The preferred shares will <head>carry</head> a floating annual dividend equal to 72% of the 30-day bankers ' acceptance rate until Dec. 31, 1994. 
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Heiwado Co. (Japan) -- $100 million  of Eurobonds due Nov. 16, 1993, with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 3 7 8% coupon at par, via Daiwa Europe Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> one warrant, exercisable from Nov. 30, 1989, through Nov. 2, 1993, to buy shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing price when terms are fixed Tuesday. 
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But even though NATO negotiators have only 10 months left  under the Bush timetable, they are still wrestling over such seemingly fundamental questions as &quot; What  is a tank? &quot; Five of the six categories of weapons under negotiation haven't even been defined .
Tanks currently are defined as armored vehicles weighing 25 tons or more that <head>carry</head> large guns. 
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Sanraku Inc. (Japan) -- $100 million  of bonds due Nov. 9, 1993, with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 3 7 8% coupon at par, via Nomura International.  Guaranteed  by Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> one warrant, exercisable from Nov. 21, 1989, through Oct. 19, 1993, to buy shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Oct. 31. 
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Two junk bond issues were priced  yesterday, including a scaled-backed offering by Beatrice Co. A spokesman for underwriters Salomon Brothers Inc. said  Beatrice cut its high-yield offering to $251 million  from a planned $350 million  after it  became clear  the company would have  to give investors higher yields.
In the two-part offering, $151 million of senior subordinated reset notes were priced at 99.75 and <head>carried</head> a rate of 13 3 4 %, while the $100 million of senior subordinated floating rate notes were priced to float at 4.25 percentage points above the London Interbank Offered Rate, or LIBOR. 
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But with the index proving somewhat better than  expected and the widely anticipated report on October employment scheduled  to arrive tomorrow, stock prices firmed only modestly in response to the report and then faltered. &quot; This market's still going through its pains, &quot; said  Philip Puccio, head of equity trading at Prudential-Bache Securities.
&quot; The psychology is still: ` We want (stocks) up, but if they don't <head>carry</head> we're going to sell them. ' &quot; 
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Quite a few laughed. To them all Dolores told a lighthearted and witty tale.
&quot; It's a little contest Martin and I have &quot;, she would begin gaily, <head>carrying</head> the anecdote through a frothy and deceptive course. 
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In Seoul, officials began  visiting about 26,000 cigarette stalls  to remove illegal posters and signboards advertising imported cigarettes. South Korea has opened its market to foreign cigarettes but restricts advertising to designated places.
A marketing study indicates that Hong Kong consumers are the most materialistic in the 14 major markets where the survey was <head sats="carry_out.145:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.145:0">out</sat>. 
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About 80% of Brazil's voters are believed  to live near the poverty level. Of the three candidates with a serious chance of  winning, Mr. Collor comes closest to  advocating the sort of measures that economists say   are necessary.
But his inexperience raises doubts that he would have the political power to <head sats="carry_out.146:0">carry</head> them <sat id="carry_out.146:0">out</sat>. 
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But the market really isn't going  to be stood  on its head, &quot; said  a banker at one of Frankfurt's Big Three banks. The return of the Rothschilds is modest.
The new representative office, with one manager and two assistants -- none a member of the Rothschild family -- will <head sats="carry_out.148:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.148:0">out</sat> no banking operations of its own. 
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5 the Gabriel pointed towards her destination and, under one-gee acceleration, began  to build up towards her ultimate velocity, 99.1 percent of the speed of light.
Meanwhile, all the personnel except those few needed to <head sats="carry_out.173:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.173:0">out</sat> the performance of the ship, went into the suspensor. 
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Thursday, Nov. 2, 9-10 p.m. EST, on A&amp;E (repeated  at 1 a.m. and on Nov. 5 ): &quot; Third and Oak: The Pool Hall. &quot; A one-acter by the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Marsha Norman is the first presentation in a new series called  &quot; American Playwrights Theater, &quot; sponsored  by General Motors.
James Earl Jones and Mario Van Peebles <head sats="carry_out.175:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.175:0">out</sat> a bitter intergenerational dialogue between two black men. 
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Though for some magazines categories a tough advertising climate persists, the industry in general is doing well compared with the newspaper industry. Though some magazines are thriving, the magazine publishing industry remains a risky business.
Within the same nine months, News Corp. closed down In Fashion, a once-promising young woman's fashion magazine, Drake Publications Inc. has folded the long-troubled Venture magazine, and Lang Communications has announced Ms. magazine, after 17 years, will no longer <head>carry</head> advertising as of January. 
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The May contract, which  also is without restraints, ended with a gain of 0.54 cent to 14.26 cents. The July delivery rose its daily permissible limit of 0.50 cent a pound to 14.00 cents, while other contract months showed near-limit advances.
According to reports <head>carried</head> by various news services, the Brazilian government told its sugar producers that they won't be allowed to export sugar during the current 1989-90 season, which began May 1, and the 1990-91 season so that it can be used to produce alcohol for automobile fuel. 
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A more recent novel, &quot; Norwegian Wood &quot; (every Japanese under 40 seems  to be fluent in Beatles lyrics ), has sold more than four million copies since Kodansha published it in 1987. But he is just one of several youthful writers -- Tokyo's brat pack -- who  are dominating the best-seller charts in Japan.
Their books are written in idiomatic, contemporary language and usually <head>carry</head> hefty dashes of Americana. 
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He saw the surprise in her face, and laughed as though it were the funniest expression  he had ever seen . He kept on  laughing until she started  laughing with him.
He had a deep voice which was full of good food she had cooked, and good humor; ; an explosive laugh which always <head>carried</head> everything before it. 
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In his sculpture therefore it  would not be possible for him to project anything of what Jesus felt  for his mother; ; only what Mary felt  for her son. Jesus ' inert body would be passive, his eyes closed.
Mary would have to <head>carry</head> the human communication. 
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&quot; Well, how could that have been ? ? I don't consider that he was prejudged .
We were given a job and we <head sats="carry_out.094:0">carried</head> it <sat id="carry_out.094:0">out</sat>, and later, his case was taken up by the Disciplinary Committee. 
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The government, in turn, guaranteed financing  to complete the order backlog and took control of the board. Government officials were expected  to combine Waertsilae Marine with two other struggling firms, and thus ensure Finland's survival as a shipbuilding nation.
The government spent most of last year attempting to <head sats="carry_out.110:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_out.110:0">out</sat> such a plan but was thwarted when the parent Waertsilae concern pulled out at the last minute. 
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That puts the broker at risk if it's trying  to buy stock in a rising market. In Tuesday's gyrating session, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 80 points early in the day, but finished with less than a four-point loss.
Renaissance's last portfolio shift, <head sats="carry_out.193:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.193:0">out</sat> by Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co., was a highly publicized decision last January to sell its entire stock portfolio and buy Treasury bills. 
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But I think  we are losing credibility because when the market does this , it doesn't present itself as a rational investment. But if you overlook all this, it is a beautiful market for investment still. &quot;
Traders attributed rallies in a number of stocks to a Japanese buy program that PaineWebber <head sats="carry_out.196:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_out.196:0">out</sat> as part of a shift in portfolio strategy, according to Dow Jones Professional Investor Report. 
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The owners, William and Margie Hammack, are luckier than many others. A few years ago, Mrs. Hammack insisted on  buying earthquake insurance for this house, which  had been converted  into apartments.
Only about 20% of California home and business owners <head>carried</head> earthquake coverage. 
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It will probably be attached  to a State Department authorization bill, which Mr. Bush isn't expected  to veto . A congressional staffer involved  in  drafting the sanctions says  they are likely  to mirror those  Mr. Bush enacted  shortly after the massacre.
But as legislative action, they would <head>carry</head> greater weight and would be more difficult to rescind. 
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If you are thinking of  giving him a berth,  be sure  to make it a wide one &quot;. In the comedy of indefinite reference, it-wit occupies a prominent place because of its frequent occurrence.
Ambiguity arises when the pronoun it <head>carries</head> a twofold reference. 
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In a minute, or five minutes, the business would be done; ; Mahzeer would stand up, the prime minister would follow. Mahzeer would direct the prime minister's attention to something out the window and would guide him forward and then step to one side.
The single shot would come; ; Hoag would <head>carry</head> its sound to his grave. 
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Japan, the world's third-largest liquor market after the U.S. and Britain, helped American companies in April when it lowered its tax on imported spirits and levied a tax on many domestic products . California wineries, benefiting from lowered trade barriers and federal marketing subsidies, are expanding aggressively into Japan, as well as Canada and Great Britain.
In Japan, the wineries are promoting their products ' Pacific roots and courting restaurant and hotel chefs, whose recommendations <head>carry</head> weight. 
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It would be a good match, Mr. Hahn and many analysts say  , of two healthy companies with high-quality assets and strong cash flows. The resulting company would be the largest forest-products concern in the world with combined sales of more than $13 billion .
But can Mr. Hahn <head sats="carry_off.028:0">carry</head> it <sat id="carry_off.028:0">off</sat>? 
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&quot; That's all  I'm sure of  &quot;. She helped him with the dishes, then he brought more water in from the spring before it got dark.
He <head>carried</head> the tub from the back of the house where it hung from a nail in the wall. 
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I 'll switch on the floods &quot;. &quot;  Don't bother &quot;, Mike answered .
&quot; I 'll <head>carry</head> the tray &quot;. 
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He saw the figure of a man in a poncho coming up the company street, with an armful of wood. It was Pullen James, the campmate of Simms Purdew.
He <head>carried</head> the wood, carried the water, did the cooking, cleaning and mending, and occasionally got a kick in the butt for his pains. 
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He saw the figure of a man in a poncho coming up the company street, with an armful of wood. It was Pullen James, the campmate of Simms Purdew.
He carried the wood, <head>carried</head> the water, did the cooking, cleaning and mending, and occasionally got a kick in the butt for his pains. 
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My camp-made leather wallet, bulky with twisted, raised stitches around the edges, I stuffed  with money  I had been saving .  Hatless, in an overcoat of rough blue wool, I was given  a proud farewell by my mother and father, and I set out into the strangely still streets of Brooklyn.
I felt superior to the neighborhood friends I was leaving behind, felt older than my years, and was full of compliments for myself as I headed into the subway that was <head>carrying</head> its packs of passengers out of that dull borough and into the unstable, tantalizing excitement of Manhattan. 
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Had Faith Constable's explanation of her confidence, so uninvited, been a little thin? ? That was more  like a thought, but not a great deal more.
Had that tall dark boy, <head>carrying</head> trays too heavy for him, found what he might have considered adulation of a man he probably hated more than he could bear? ? 
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He had seen a few nester wagons go through the country, the families almost starving to death, but he had never seen any of them on foot and as bad off as these two. The girl dropped off to sleep.
Morgan returned to the kitchen, built a fire, and <head>carried</head> in several buckets of water from the spring which he poured into the copper boiler that he had placed on the stove. 
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The Big Three auto makers said  the rule changes weren't surprising because Bush administration officials have long said  they planned  to impose car safety standards on light trucks and vans. Safety advocates, including some members of Congress, have been urging the department for years  to extend car-safety requirements to light trucks and vans, which now  account for almost one-third of all vehicle sales in the U.S..
They say that many vehicles classed as commercial light trucks actually <head>carry</head> more people than cargo and therefore should have the same safety features as cars. 
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Little Anne rapidly outdistanced her mother in recovery. In two months she became a fat highly social baby, with a fuzz of flaxen hair all over her head.
She stopped flying into rages and started digesting her food; ; she developed a peaches and cream complexion and a sunny disposition, and she asked for nothing more of life than that she be kept dry and comfortable and fed huge amounts of food at stated intervals and be <head>carried</head> to where she could watch activity going on around her. 
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I had on only a topcoat, but I wasn't cold. I was just miserable.
Pretty soon a woman came along <head>carrying</head> a folded umbrella as a walking stick. 
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It was the end of the afternoon when he took the huge key out of his pocket and inserted it into the keyhole . When he opened the door , there stood  Eugene, on his way out of the apartment.
He was wearing sneakers and shorts and an open-collared shirt, and in his hand he <head>carried</head> a little black bag. 
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We were not, however, prepared  for anything like the apparition that  confronted us as Felix came up the stairs. He, of course, must have been equally unprepared for what  confronted him, but, nonetheless, I did find his reaction startling.
If Felix was still wearing the hat and <head>carrying</head> the horn because he 'd forgotten about them, he now remembered. 
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It is dull business, detecting, and hard on feet. There was also the one salient question   to ask , and ask  widely: Did you notice anything out of the way? ?
Like, for example, a man <head>carrying</head> a twenty-two rifle, probably with a telescopic sight attached? ? 
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Then, with a motion so suddenly violent that she amazed herself, she tore them in two. &quot; Signora &quot;? ?
She became aware that two Italian workmen, <head>carrying</head> a large azalea pot, were standing before her and wanted her to move so that they could begin arranging a new row of the display. 
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All about me there was a hectic interplay of meetings taking place, like abrupt, jerky scenes in old silent movies, joyous greetings and beginnings, huggings and kissings, enthusiastic forays into the festive night. Whole platoons were taking up new positions on the steps, arriving and departing, while I stayed  glued, like a signpost, to one spot.
At 7:25 two hotel doormen came thumping down the steps, <head>carrying</head> a saw-horse to be set up as a barricade in front of the haberdashery store window next to the entranceway, and as I watched them in their gaudy red coats that nearly scraped the ground, their golden, fringed epaulets and spic, red-visored caps, I suddenly saw just over their shoulders Jessica gracefully making her way through the crowd. 
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&quot;  Talk to Mrs. Catt &quot;, she said . And after Wilson had talked to Mrs. Catt and to others, he was absolutely amazed.
This, of course, was the sort of thing that used to take place in Southern cities -- putting white houses of prostitution with colored girls in colored neighborhoods and <head sats="carry_on.104:0">carrying</head> them <sat id="carry_on.104:0">on</sat> openly. 
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The beautiful , the satisfying  part of his disintegration, however, was the masterly way  the Buddha polished him off .  Reduced  to beggary, he at last got a job as office boy to a television producer.
His hubris, deficiency of taste, and sadism <head>carried</head> him straightaway to the top. 
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<instance id="carry.080">
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She loved the children. She was a strange woman, your mother.
When she loved, it was with a passion that drove her along and <head>carried</head> along with her those things she loved. 
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His shout had been taken  up and repeated . The guerrillas were running across the parade ground and through the rear gate in the wake of the departing horses.
All were <head>carrying</head> guns they had seized up, but they were half-clad or hardly clad at all. 
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<instance id="carry.165">
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Shayne drove westward from the Boulevard slowly,  letting Rourke crane his head out the window and watch for street numbers. A single automobile was parked  half-way up the block on the left-hand side.
Shayne noted idly that it <head>carried</head> Miami Beach license plates as he approached, and then saw the flare of a match in the front seat as they passed, indicating that it was occupied. 
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He was, in fact, showing signs of  reviving.
He had been <head>carrying</head> an Enfield rifle and a holstered navy cap-and-ball pistol. 
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<instance id="carry.178">
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He passed two brides, both wearing orchids, and they made him feel a little sad. Owen found Buzz watching chuck-a-luck.
Buzz had on a Hawaiian shirt and was <head>carrying</head> some sun-tan oil and dark glasses. 
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<instance id="carry.184">
<context>
Mr. Lorin, a stock promoter, pleaded guilty to the stock-manipulation charges in April and agreed  to cooperate with the government's investigation of Mr. Laff. During his cross examination of Mr. Lorin, Mr. Lang read from the transcripts of a conversation that  was taped  Oct. 20, 1988.
Stanley Aslanian, the Haas broker who agreed to <head>carry</head> a hidden microphone during the conversation, also has pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit securities violations in the stock manipulation and agreed to cooperate. 
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<instance id="carry.150">
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CBS will air the Super Bowl, baseball playoffs, college and pro basketball finals and other premier sports events. &quot; It's made me more committed to CBS, &quot; says  Philip A. Jones, the president of Meredith Corp.'s broadcast group, which  has two CBS affiliates.
The CBS plan to use big-time sports as a platform for other series <head>carries</head> no guarantee of success, however. 
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<instance id="carry.174">
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The bolstered cellular agreement between BellSouth Corp. and LIN Broadcasting Corp. <head>carries</head> heightened risks and could fail to fend off McCaw Cellular Communications Inc., the rival suitor for LIN. 
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<instance id="carry.188">
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European Investment Bank (agency) -- $150 million  of 8 1 2% bonds due Nov. 22, 1999, priced  at 99.75  to yield 8.54% at reoffered price, via lead manager JP Morgan Securities Ltd. Nippon Meat Packers Inc. (Japan) -- $200 million  of bonds due Nov. 9, 1993, with equity-purchase warrants, indicating a 3 7 8% coupon at par, via Yamaichi International Europe.
Each $5,000 bond <head>carries</head> a warrant exercisable Nov. 24, 1989, through Oct. 29, 1993, to buy company shares at an expected premium of 2 1 2% to the closing share price when terms are fixed Oct. 31. 
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<instance id="carry.109">
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Troubled, he continued along the corridor,  poking his head into the next office for a careful look around. But Hoag had not stayed on the front steps when Griffith disappeared into the building .
He was unwilling to rely on Griffith's <head>carrying</head> his message, and he had no confidence the police would act on it. 
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<instance id="carry.167">
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The commission believes that  improving AM service would broaden listening selections and increase options for advertisers. The issues are also thought  to be important to the FCC's new chairman, Alfred Sikes, a former AM broadcaster in his native Missouri.
The FM radio band, considered technically superior because it can <head>carry</head> stereo broadcasts, has cornered the airwaves for delivering music. 
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<instance id="carry.015">
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In his head was  the echo of those titters with Anthea. There was something about private feminine whisperings which  always made him feel scabrous and unclean.
He remembered his mother gossiping with her neighborhood women friends, lowering her voice to a penetrating hoarseness which might be trusted to <head>carry</head> to the head of the stairs, where he crouched listening. 
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<instance id="carry.115">
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An officer with a squad of men had been waiting on the bank. The men in the boats had started  yelling happily at first sight of the officer, two of them calling him Billy.
When the boat had touched, the weaker ones and the two wounded men had been lifted out and <head sats="carry_away.115:0">carried</head> <sat id="carry_away.115:0">away</sat> by the soldiers. 
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<instance id="carry.124">
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Here are  two cases   to illustrate.  Assume a neighborhood demonstration   to protest speeding on a certain road or a careless accident involving a police car.
The protesters lie down in the street, blocking traffic, and will not move until the authorities <head sats="carry_away.124:0">carry</head> them <sat id="carry_away.124:0">away</sat>. 
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If I even hint at it do you think  it  will matter that you are his nephew -- and not even a blood nephew &quot;? ? &quot; I don't want  to be thrown  out and I don't think  I will  .
I think I have a way so we can <head sats="carry_on.105:0">carry</head> <sat id="carry_on.105:0">on</sat> without his suspecting us &quot;. 
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Debate on 16 November was enlivened by a passionate defence of the schema from the Bishop of Faenza who attacked the Jesuit-run Biblical Institute, of which Bea had been rector. The following day Cardinal Dopfner claimed that the commission responsible for producing the schema had been too much under the influence of the Lateran University   then at odds with the Jesuits, and that the commission had refused to <head>collaborate</head> with the Secretariat for Promoting Unity. The schema therefore reflected only one particular outlook, he argued, and should be rejected. This upset conservatives who insisted, inaccurately, that schemata could only be accepted or amended, not rejected. None the less, an attempt on 20 November to reject the schema failed, though narrowly   possibly because of the way the proposal was framed. 
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However, during the summer Lord King warned that Boeing had `better get going &quot; if it was to beat Airbus to the order. Other airlines regarded as potential launch customers for the new plane are United Airlines, American Airlines and Japan Airlines. Boeing is in discussions with European and Japanese companies about bringing in a 25 per cent equity partner into the development. Suggestions that Boeing might <head>collaborate</head> with the Japanese on another jet development project have raised protests in Washington about the transfer of technology in an industry where the US maintains a strong lead over the Japanese. 
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Perhaps lack of guilt, rather than lots of wine and foie gras, accounts for most of the difference. The movie mogul on the line NEW YORK A $1.5 billion deal between Time Warner and US West indicates that many cable-TV and telephone firms prefer to <head>collaborate</head>, rather than compete, in building America's `information superhighway &quot; Will the government let them? SINCE the presidential campaign, when Al Gore banged on about about a glittering new `information superhighway &quot;, few topics have generated as much fevered chatter. 
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Because training in the CAB must be ongoing and the `student body &quot; is scattered nationwide, a central training location would be impractical. A two-tier system operates instead. The 22 areas each employ at least one training officer who is mainly responsible for planning a training programme for the bureaux in the area and for training further trainers who will <head>collaborate</head> more closely with workers in their bureaux and help implement the plan. Central NACAB office and the 22 area offices are responsible for this mammoth task, which until recently has accounted for one fifth of the NACAB budget. In 1987 an even bigger slice of the budget was apportioned to training, in recognition of its importance. 
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The fiction, however, reads like an attempt to break out of this self-imposed restriction. Its genesis perhaps was the unsuccessful attempt by Thomas and his walking companion Jesse Berridge, on the journey that became In Pursuit of Spring, to <head>collaborate</head> on a fiction that would include a passionate youthful love, courtship, and marriage. There is no evidence among manuscripts and notebooks to decide this point. 
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He often went over the head of union officials, appealing directly to the workforce, and, to a great extent, the workforce accepted his proposals, thereby improving productivity and dramatically reducing the days lost through industrial disputes. After unsuccessful attempts to merge or collaborate with Renault and certain other European manufacturers in 1978 9, Leyland announced proposals to <head>collaborate</head> with Honda in 1979. The management of the company had concluded it was too small to survive on its own. The European car industry The European car industry has increasingly become dominated by a small number of large companies. 
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But one kind of suffering seemed about to end for him. He was no longer hopeless and defeated: he had a goal. If he could find someone who had been through the mill as he had and then <head>collaborate</head> with them, great things were possible. He had not yet abandoned the idea of finding a woman who would commit herself totally to him as a life partner. The dream was still alive, and more desirable than ever. He dreamed of a total sharing, body and soul. 
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Replacing the cathode-ray tube with a large, thin screen is the key to the creation of a high-definition television, or HDTV, which  is expected  to become a $30 billion  business world-wide within a decade. Large U.S. companies are interested in other segments of the HDTV business, such as signal-processing and broadcast equipment.
But except for Zenith Electronics Corp. and International Business Machines Corp., which is <head>collaborating</head> with Toshiba on computer displays, they are poorly positioned to exploit advances in large panels. 
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HEWLETT-PACKARD, IBM SEEKING CLOSER ALLIANCE The Hewlett-Packard Co and IBM Corp `Unified Unix &quot; effort is now thought to be part of a much broader set of strategic discussions that the two companies are having on how best they can <head>collaborate</head> on a wide range of technologies, today's edition of our sister paper Unigram.X reports. The Common Open Software Environment   and IBM's attempt to woo Hewlett-Packard to its object-oriented Taligent operating system effort with Apple Computer Inc   are thought to be manifestations of these talks. 
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Far East A number of new projects have been announced recently involving Western firms and companies or organisations in the Far East. In China, Montecatini Technologie  a subsidiary of Ferruzzi-Montedison of Italy, which is involved in catalysis and polymerisation technologies, has signed a research cooperation agreement with the Beijing Research Institute of Chemical Industry  BRICI. Both parties will <head>collaborate</head> on a series of research projects for the development of chemicals, petrochemicals and intermediates, plastic materials and other compounds, as well as in the field of environmentally friendly processes. The research costs and ownership of the results will be shared. 
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This can be seen in the attitude adopted towards Nissan, Toyota and Honda, although the `national solution approach &quot; prevailed in the sale of Rover to British Aerospace rather than to a US multinational. It is certainly true that the huge costs of new model development, including the cost of meeting higher environmental standards, have forced many European car manufacturers to <head>collaborate</head> or merge. This process is being accelerated by the competition provided by Japanese firms. The trade balance of the motor industry has been in deficit since 1982 and in 1989, at £6.55 billion, accounted for 28 per cent of the UK visible trade deficit of £23.1 billion. From this it may be seen that the health of the motor industry is critical to the health of the British economy. 
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However, in order that the scheme could, if successful, be relatively easily incorporated by local authorities into existing patterns of service provision it was decided not to substitute but to see whether it was possible to work alongside other services. Following from this the aim was that the project should <head>collaborate</head> with existing service-providers in order to ensure that there was no overlap or competition with others but that all were working together for the good of the client; and that the project would, where necessary, coordinate the services available to each client and thus ensure an appropriate and suitably balanced package of care for that person. 
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Seasonality makes tourism ideal as a complementary activity to low-output farming. To facilitate democratic tourism it is essential for governments and regional authorities to <head>collaborate</head> with local people in ensuring that the services and infrastructure, by way of roads, electrification, water supply and especially promotional assistance are provided. The energy crisis may well mean that governments and the EEC will have to take a fresh look at the provision of public transport as a means of developing democratic tourism. 
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Awareness of personal attitudes to ageing has to start young. We need to mix schoolchildren and older people more. Many children live a long way from their grandparents, so relationships with non-related older people need to be encouraged. Some schools already welcome older people into their classrooms. In my view, the better approach is when older people <head>collaborate</head> as fellow students or teaches, rather than the more common approach where schoolchildren organise tea parties or collect money or presents for `needy old people &quot;. It depends how it is done. Tea parties can be mutually enjoyable; they don't have to be events where `active &quot; children simply wait on `passive &quot; older people. 
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Then, to his astonishment, the video ran on to the beginning of the same film   which was, of course, quite `impossible &quot;. The `end &quot; is just another `beginning &quot; ! He got the message. `Whispers &quot; frequently offer practical guidance in our career, relationships and other aspects of life. A few months ago, I was invited to <head>collaborate</head> in a New Age book project, with several people I would have loved to work with. On the way to our initial meeting I had to change trains, and soon found that I was travelling in the wrong direction. As a result, I had to make an expensive taxi journey to arrive at the meeting on time. Since this was an uncharacteristic error, I knew it was a whisper. 
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It opens in New York next April, followed by a national US tour. No cast members have been announced. Y'Knaa that Cathal Coughlan &amp; hellip FATIMA MANSIONS frontman CATHAL COUGHLAN and comedian SEAN HUGHES are joining forces to record a series of cover versions for a forthcoming album. The pair plan to <head>collaborate</head> on interpretations of Julian Cope's `Jellypop Jerky Jean &quot;, The Birthday Party's `Release The Bats &quot; and Wild Cherry's rare groove classic, retitled `Play That Funky Music Irish Guy &quot; for the occasion. All three tracks will appear on Coughlan's eccentric offshoot group BUBONIQUE's debut album, to be released on Kitchenware. 
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In due time Sandburg was a walking thesaurus of American folk music. After he had finished the first two volumes of his Lincoln, Sandburg went  to work  assembling a book of songs out of hobo and childhood days and from the memory of songs  others had taught him .
He rummaged, found composers and arrangers, <head>collaborated</head> on the main design and outline of harmonization with musicians, ballad singers, and musicologists. 
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Unesco, despite Russia's $56 million debt to the organisation, is also intending to help a number of institutions including the Hermitage, the Russian State Library and the Bolshoi Theatre. This was reported by Izvestiya in an interview with Unesco Director General Federico Mayor. He announced that a security expert is to be sent to the Hermitage to <head>collaborate</head> on improved security. Unesco's proposals for helping the National Library are also of interest: one suggestion is to connect the library's book stores by satellite with the information network in other countries. In the meanwhile, the library's users are forced to bring their own electric lights to the reading room. Art historians ' conferences in 1993 
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He often went over the head of union officials, appealing directly to the workforce, and, to a great extent, the workforce accepted his proposals, thereby improving productivity and dramatically reducing the days lost through industrial disputes. After unsuccessful attempts to merge or collaborate with Renault and certain other European manufacturers in 1978 9, Leyland announced proposals to <head>collaborate</head> with Honda in 1979. The management of the company had concluded it was too small to survive on its own. The European car industry The European car industry has increasingly become dominated by a small number of large companies. 
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Their masterpieces were witty birthday and leaving cards. Jane kept hers for years. It was in the Bin that Jane worked alongside Salad  as they called him Rushdie, who was a part-time copywriter. He was also busy campaigning for racial equality. `You will never do anything on your own? &quot; he told Jane, `you must always <head>collaborate</head>with like-minded people. &quot; All the same, novel-writing is a lonely business, and English-educated Rushdie was perhaps too trusting. Novelists can hardly be expected to be au fait with international law and religion. Surely there should be legal experts to advise them? Her first job was to produce ideas and scripts for a TV commercial. 
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Fraternity would become something to celebrate joyfully, and unity would no longer be glum uniformity. The Church throughout the world received orders and instructions which it obeyed willingly enough, though sometimes it regretted that there were no arrangements for dialogue and that it had not been invited to <head>collaborate</head>; the result was that unity had to be lived out in passive acceptance rather than celebrated in fraternity  Pensiamo al Concilio 9; see Hebblethwaite, 1984, p. 409. In an hitherto untranslated note probably dating from the summer of 1963, just after his election, Paul VI reflects on the `difficult succession &quot;. 
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The British Medical Association continues to defend current laws. In its latest report to doctors it concluded: `Patients have the right to decline treatment   but they do not have the right to demand treatment which the doctor can not, in conscience, provide. Patients can not and should not be able to require their doctors to <head>collaborate</head> in their deaths. `The law should not be changed and the deliberate taking of a human life should remain a crime. &quot; The widespread sympathy in Britain for Dr Cox may add weight to the argument of the pro-euthanasia campaigners. But no change in the law will ever make this life-and-death decision easy. 
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At twenty-three, he had his first big hit with the general public: Pineapple Poll, still a crowd-puller after three decades. At twenty-four, he first ran his own small company. But success at Covent Garden and Sadler's Wells, invitations from the Paris Opéra and La Scala, Milan, the chance to <head>collaborate</head> with leading composers and painters   all this was not enough to satisfy him or occupy his energies fully. So he turned to other forms of theatre, directing operas, writing and staging revues and musicals, to which he brought new ideas and methods that were widely admired. 
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 The last troops, in fact, left Egypt on 13 June 1956. The first V-bombers were entering service equipped with free-fall atomic bombs  Blue Steel stand-off missiles were not available until 1962. The development of the Blue Streak ballistic missile that might replace the V-bomber had started, and was greatly helped by the 1950 Anglo-American agreement to <head>collaborate</head> in missile technology; and the development of the British hydrogen bomb was well under way. In Europe, NATO had accepted the deployment of US tactical nuclear weapons. BAOR was about to be equipped with US Corporal and Honest John missiles with their nuclear warheads held by American custodial teams. The same arrangement was to be extended to nuclear artillery shells when these too became available. 
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Jason came over to my apartment, we jammed and I was completely floored by the kid   he was unbelievable ! I 've never seen anybody who could play like he could at that age. Jason had some really cool material, too, and so we decided to <head>collaborate</head>, and instead of me doing a solo album we combined our material and made a record. We were both really excited about each other's playing and we could actually get along as people, too, so it was great partnership. Our styles were so very different that we were both interested in what the other was doing. 
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Natural selection will choose among cells rather than `plants &quot;. In bottle-wrack, on the other hand, all the cells within a plant are likely to have the same genes, because only very recent mutations could divide them. Therefore they will happily <head>collaborate</head> in manufacturing efficient survival machines. Cells in different plants are more likely to have different genes. After all, cells that have passed through different bottlenecks may be distinguished by all but the most recent mutations   and this means the majority. Selection will therefore judge rival plants, not rival cells as in splurge-weed. 
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Older mother ` A stormy passage through the Pulling Up Roots years will probably facilitate the normal progression of the adult life cycle. &quot; Gail Sheehy, Passages ` How shall we pray for our children? &amp; hellip To pray is to <head>collaborate</head> with God. It is to share his concern for our children. &quot; Dr John White, Parents in Pain ` Disciplining teenagers calls for discussion, reason, explanation and an agreed way of dealing with the troubled situation for the benefit of all. &quot; Bringing Up a Family 
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As such, it was beyond politics and had no need of justification by a &quot; message &quot;. &quot; It is not an individual   that  is in the dock at this historical trial &quot; -- said  Ben Gurion, &quot; and not the Nazi regime alone -- but anti-Semitism throughout history &quot;.
How could supplying Eichmann with a platform on which to maintain that one could <head>collaborate</head> in the murder of millions of Jews without being an anti-semite contribute to a verdict against anti-Semitism? ? 
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So it seems that Mr. Mitsotakis and his communist chums may have unwittingly served Mr. Papandreou a moral victory on a platter: PASOK, whether guilty or not, can now traipse the countryside  condemning the whole affair as a witch hunt at Mr. Papandreou's expense. But while verbal high jinks alone won't help PASOK regain power, Mr. Papandreou should never be underestimated .
First came his predictable fusillade: He charged the Coalition of the Left and Progress had sold out its leftist tenets by <head>collaborating</head> in a right-wing plot aimed at ousting PASOK and thwarting the course of socialism in Greece. 
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The fundamental issue at stake here was not the merits or otherwise of the League, but whether the peace movement should lend its support to any reconstruction of security arrangements short of the total renunciation of the use of force. To do so, said the `true &quot; pacifists, was to <head>collaborate</head> in war preparations. Not to do so, said their opponents, was to cut pacifism off from any possibility of influencing practical politics. Clifford Allen said in 1933: I submit to you that Pacifism is not and never can be a political method so long as it is chiefly concerned with abstaining from the use of force &amp; hellip. 
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He crossed the next meadow and climbed a tree where the jungle trail resumed . In the leafiest part of the tree,  straddling a broad horizontal limb, he could see over the meadow.
For a while he was content to let events <head>develop</head> in their good time. 
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Mr. Hall says  Mr. Paul &quot; was known  to spend a lot of money. People were interested in  seeing him, but it was recognized  that the route was through Sotheby's and particularly George Wachter. &quot;
Mr. Paul thus <head>developed</head> a close, symbiotic relationship with Sotheby 's. 
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Because all operations are connected , one equipment failure forces a complete plant shutdown. On some days, the Nucor plant doesn't produce anything.
&quot; At this point, the minimill capacity won't make a great dent in the integrated market, but it does challenge them to <head>develop</head> new markets, &quot; says James McCall, vice president, materials, at Battelle, a technology and management-research giant based in Columbus, Ohio. 
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Mr. Perlman, who  is also acting chief financial officer and the odds-on favorite   to become the next chief executive, said  the company is achieving &quot; modest positive cash flow from operations, and we expect that to continue into 1990. &quot; He said  the company has no intention of  tapping its short-term bank lines &quot; for a good part of 1990. &quot;
Sometime next year, Control Data will &quot; <head>develop</head> a new bank relationship, &quot; Mr. Perlman said. 
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But they will work together on energy -, environmental - and fair-trade-related issues and conduct seminars on topics of mutual interest, said  Gibson Gayle Jr. of 585-lawyer Fulbright &amp; Jaworski. In addition, Fulbright &amp; Jaworski's Washington, D.C., office will play a key role as the firms work together on regulatory issues, particularly natural-gas exports, for their clients.
The arrangement, reached after about eight months of negotiations, grew out of 80-lawyer Fenerty Robertson's desire to <head>develop</head> ties with a U.S. firm in light of relaxed trade barriers between the U.S. and Canada, said Francis M. Saville of Fenerty Robertson. 
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While profitable, it &quot; wasn't growing and wasn't providing a satisfactory return on invested capital, &quot; he says  . Mr. Sim is confident that the drive  to dominate certain niche markets will work at Barry Wright as it has  at Applied.
He also professes an &quot; evangelical &quot; fervor to <head>develop</head> a corporate culture that rewards managers who produce and where decision-making is shared. 
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It also said that it would start  trading the contract as soon as the CFTC approved it. The CFTC has 90 days   to respond to such applications .
The Merc first started working on <head>developing</head> this contract in 1984. 
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&quot; The next stage is  to get beyond the opinion leaders who  use us as a point of reference  to become a point of reference at ordinary dinner tables, &quot; says  Jon Petrovich, executive vice president of Headline News, CNN's sister network. But that won't be easy.
Networks, like other consumer products, <head>develop</head> images in peoples ' minds that aren't easy to change. 
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Ciba Corning makes clinical diagnostics systems and related products for the medical-care industry. The announcement said  the acquisition should be completed  by December after a definitive agreement is completed  and regulatory approval is received .
Ciba-Geigy intends to <head>develop</head> the Ciba Corning unit into a &quot; substantial business, &quot; making the unit an &quot; integral part &quot; of Ciba-Geigy's &quot; comprehensive disease management concept. 
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It  is also important  to realize that many girls are born  without a hymen or at most only a tiny trace of one; ; so that the absence of the hymen is by no means positive proof that a girl has had sex relations. But there is a basis in fact for the exaggerations of the folk-lore beliefs.
Some hymens are so strongly <head>developed</head> that they can not be torn without considerable pain to the girl and marked loss of blood. 
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A test using new &quot; genetic probes &quot; showed that little Will Quinlan had not inherited a damaged retinoblastoma supressor gene and, therefore, faced no more risk than other children of  developing the rare cancer. &quot; It made our New Year, &quot; says  Mr. Quinlan.
This test was the first to predict reliably whether an individual could expect to <head>develop</head> cancer. 
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During the past 15 years, the report showed  , housing prices increased nearly fivefold. The report laid the blame on speculators, who it said   had pushed land prices up ninefold.
The panel found that since 1987, real-estate prices rose nearly 50% in a speculative fever fueled by economic prosperity, the 1988 Seoul Olympics and the government's pledge to rapidly <head>develop</head> Korea's southwest. 
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Reserves for the five new fields total 50 million barrels. The Perch and Dolphin fields are expected  to start  producing early next year, and the Seahorse and Tarwhine fields later next year.
Esso said the fields were <head>developed</head> after the Australian government decided in 1987 to make the first 30 million barrels from new fields free of excise tax. 
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The initial $11 million  research program will conduct the most extensive  testing to date of reformulated gasolines, said   Joe Colucci, head of fuels and lubricants at General Motors Corp. research laboratories. It will compare 21 different blends of gasolines with three mixtures of up to 85% methanol.
A second phase of research, which is still being planned, will test reformulated gasolines on newer engine technologies now being <head>developed</head> for use in 1992 or 1993 cars. 
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G.D. Searle &amp; Co. said the Food and Drug Administration approved the sale of Kerlone, a hypertension drug <head>developed</head> by a joint venture between Searle and a French concern. 
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But today, the company needs its entrepreneurial spirit more than ever. One large competitor after another is leaping into the booming market  Specialized helped  create ,  turning out mountain bikes with such well-known names as Schwinn, Peugeot, Raleigh and Nishiki.
Thus, Mr. Sinyard's company must innovate more than ever to stay ahead of them, by <head>developing</head> new products specifically for mountain biking. 
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&quot; It is becoming more of a horse race  every day between the U.S. and Japan, &quot; he said ,  adding that some fear that as with the semiconductor, electronics, and automobile industries, Japanese companies will use U.S.-developed technology  to gain trade advantages. Mr. Bologna said  the sale would allow Gen-Probe to speed up the development of new technology, and to more quickly apply existing technology to an array of diagnostic products  the company wants  to offer .
By 1988, when only 10 genetic probe-based tests of diagnostic infectious diseases of humans had been approved for marketing by the Food and Drug Administration, eight of them had been <head>developed</head> and sold by Gen-Probe. 
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&quot; They are like a mini-studio; they have 50 projects  in development for Warner, &quot; he says . But Mr. Guber indicates in his affidavit that not all of the projects will be used .
For example, he says that since 1985, he and Mr. Peters have <head>developed</head> over 85 movie projects, and Warner has &quot; passed &quot; or chosen not to produce at least 76. 
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The barometer, <head>developed</head> by analysts at Columbia University's Center for International Business Cycle Research here, reached a record high of 223.0 in August, the latest month available, and the Columbia researchers estimate that it has moved even higher since then. 
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Nissan initially planned  to sell just 10,000 Paos, but sales have passed 50,000, and there's a one-year waiting list for the car. Then, there's the S-Cargo, an offbeat delivery van with a snail-like body that  inspired its name.
Nissan helped <head>develop</head> a Tokyo restaurant with both vehicles as its design theme. 
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Current PCs are more than 50 times faster and have memory capacity 500 times greater than their 1977 counterparts. There were many pioneer PC contributors.
William Gates and Paul Allen in 1975 <head>developed</head> an early language-housekeeper system for PCs, and Gates became an industry billionaire six years after IBM adapted one of these versions in 1981. 
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&quot; The biotechnology firms may be setting up their own competitors, &quot; said  Richard Godown, president of the Industrial Biotechnology Association. He added that until now the Japanese have only acquired equity positions in U.S. biotechnology companies.
&quot; They are piggybacking onto <head>developed</head> technology, &quot; he said. 
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But there have been problems with chemical sprays damaging plants ' female reproductive organs and concern for the toxicity of such chemical sprays to humans, animals and beneficial insects. However, Paul Johanson, Monsanto's director of plant sciences, said  the company's chemical spray overcomes these problems and is &quot; gentle on the female organ. &quot;
Biosource Genetics Corp., Vacaville, Calif., is <head>developing</head> a spray containing a gene that spreads from cell to cell and interferes with the genes that are responsible for producing pollen. 
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Researchers at Plant Genetic Systems N.V. in Belgium said they have <head>developed</head> a genetic engineering technique for creating hybrid plants for a number of key crops. 
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Mr. Droz says  the Soviets could even help U.S. designers renew their sense of purpose. &quot; In Moscow, they kept  asking us things like, ` Why do you make 15 different corkscrews, when all  you need  is one good one  ? ' &quot; he says .
&quot; They got us thinking maybe we should be helping U.S. companies improve existing products rather than always <head>developing</head> new ones. &quot; 
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Warner and Mr. Azoff declined comment, as did MCA, where Mr. Azoff had also been discussing such a venture  . But record industry executives familiar with the talks said  Mr. Azoff and Warner came to an agreement  yesterday  to form a 50-50 joint-venture company funded  by Warner and run  by Mr. Azoff.
Among other things, they said, Mr. Azoff would <head>develop</head> musical acts for a new record label. 
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The collaboration will include at least 25 researchers and will be aimed primarily at <head>developing</head> thin films of high-temperature superconductors for use in electronics, the companies said. 
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At a recent trade show, convention-goers lined up  to view a new Specialized bike frame that  weighs just 2.7 pounds -- a pound less than the lightest mountain-bike frame on the market . By  replacing the frame's steel lugs with titanium ones, Mr. Sinyard's company plans  to make its next generation of frames even lighter.
At the trade show, Specialized also unveiled a revolutionary three-spoked bike wheel <head>developed</head> jointly by Specialized and Du Pont Co. 
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Calgene Inc. and Gustafson Inc. said they plan a joint project to <head>develop</head> biological products to control such plant diseases as aflatoxin, a potent cancer-causing agent. 
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These costs will complicate the budget picture in fiscal 1991, and the measure further commits Congress to a set of costly projects, including the first construction funds for the space station. The station is promised  $1.8 billion  within the $5.36 billion  provided  for research and development in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and the nation's high-speed aerospace plane -- cut  by the Senate -- could receive as much as $60 million  in new funds or transfers.
Similarly, the House agreed to add back $62 million to continue work on the advanced communications technology satellite, being <head>developed</head> by General Electric Co. 
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In China, a great number of workers are engaged  in  pulling out the male organs of rice plants  using tweezers, and one-third of rice produced  in that country is grown  from hybrid seeds. At Plant Genetic Systems, researchers have isolated a pollen-inhibiting gene that  can be inserted  in a plant  to confer male sterility.
Jan Leemans, research director, said this gene was successfully introduced in oil-producing rapeseed plants, a major crop in Europe and Canada, using as a carrier a &quot; promoter gene &quot; <head>developed</head> by Robert Goldberg at the University of California in Los Angeles. 
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But he didn't know which gene or genes  had disappeared. Then, a scientific team led  by molecular geneticist Webster Cavenee, then at the University of Utah, found the answer.
The team used a battery of the newly <head>developed</head> &quot; gene probes, &quot; snippets of genetic material that can track a gene's presence in a cell. 
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Control Data said  it expects its first RISC-based mainframe machine  to be introduced  next year. The accord with MIPS calls for Control Data to share its expertise in data storage, the companies said  .
Control Data also said it is <head>developing</head> what it called a &quot; supermainframe &quot; computer, the Cyber 2000, intended for scientists, engineers and other users of generalpurpose high-performance computers. 
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Intent on  wooing customers, the company is also increasing its sponsorship of black-and-white photography classes. Similarly, Agfa is sponsoring scores of photography contests at high schools and colleges,  offering free black-and-white film and paper as prizes.
And Kodak is distributing an instructional video to processors on how to <head>develop</head> its monochrome film more efficiently. 
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It isn't ordinary like color. &quot; Still, most consumers aren't plunking black-and-white film into their cameras  to take family snapshots.
One big obstacle is that few drugstores <head>develop</head> the film anymore. 
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If both copies of a certain gene were knocked out, benign polyps would develop. If both copies of a second gene were then deleted , the polyps would progress to malignancy.
It was clear that more than one gene had to be damaged for colon cancer to <head>develop</head>. 
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During the last years of Woodrow Wilson's administration, a red scare <head>developed</head> in our country. 
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Federal investigators have identified the problem in last July's crash of a United Airlines flight in Iowa: a structural flaw that <head>developed</head> during the making of a titanium engine disk. 
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More than 10,000 demonstrators had called for free elections and the resignation of Communist Party leader Milos Jakes. Police detained more than 350 people.
Federal investigators have determined a metallurgical flaw that <head>developed</head> during the making of an engine disk led to the July crash of a United Airlines jetliner in Sioux City, Iowa, killing 112 people. 
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In that case, there will be plenty of blame   to go around. &quot; There is an underlying concern  on the part of the American people -- and there should be  - that the administration has not gone far enough in  cutting this deficit and that Congress has been unwilling  to cut what the administration asked us  to cut , &quot; said  Senate Finance Committee Chairman Lloyd Bentsen (D., Texas ).
Nevertheless, it clearly will take more than Friday's 190-point decline to overcome the bitter feelings that have <head>developed</head> between lawmakers and White House Budget Director Richard Darman over the capital-gains fight. 
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Like all genes, tumor-suppressor genes are inherited  in two copies, one from each parent. Either copy can make the proteins needed   to control cell growth, so for cancer to arise, both copies must be impaired.
A person who is born with one defective copy of a suppressor gene, or in whom one copy is damaged early in life, is especially prone to cancer because he need only lose the other copy for a cancer to <head>develop</head>. 
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The 6 1 2-foot-tall turtle, Pong Pagong, is a character who  stars in the children's television show &quot; Batibot. &quot; He speaks only in Filipino.
&quot; Batibot, &quot; which started in 1983 as a hybrid of the U.S. program &quot; Sesame Street, &quot; has <head>developed</head> into a distinctly Philippine effort. 
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Corporations are apt  by nature  to be impersonal, inhumane, shortsighted and almost exclusively profit-motivated, a picture  they could scarcely afford  to present  to the public. The proprietor is able  to create a leadership impossible in the corporate structure with its board of directors and stockholders.
Leadership is lacking in our society because it has no legitimate place to <head>develop</head>. 
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When the possibility that he had not given reconsideration to so weighty a decision seemed  to disconcert his questioners , Mr. Eisenhower was known  to make his characteristic statement  to the press that he was not going  to talk about the matter any more. Thinking had stopped; ; it was not  to be resumed .
The portrait that had <head>developed</head>, fragmentarily but consistently, was the portrait of a man to whom serious thinking is alien enough that the making of a decision inhibits, when it does not forestall, any ability to review the decision in the light of new evidence. 
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The battle is not easy. We are tempted  to blame others for our problems rather than look them straight in the face and realize  they are of our own making and possible of solution only by ourselves with the help of desperately needed, enlightened, competent leaders.
Persons <head>developed</head> in today's corporations can not hope to serve here -- a judgment based on experiences of my own in business and in activities outside. 
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&quot; We needed contributions from all these departments  to generate the proposal, &quot; says  Carl Anton, configuration-data manager for Grumman's A-6 combat aircraft program. &quot; But instead of  gathering their input piecemeal, we formed the team, which  reached consensus on the proposal objectives and produced a statement of work   to guide all the functions that  were involved . &quot;
Armed with this shared understanding and requisite background information, each department <head>developed</head> its specialized contribution to the proposal, submitting data and cost estimates on a closely managed schedule. 
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Is the consent of the governed a numerical majority? ? Calhoun dealt with this question in his &quot; Disquisition On Government &quot;.
To guard against the tyranny of a numerical majority, Calhoun <head>developed</head> his theory of &quot; concurrent majority &quot;, which, he said, &quot; by giving to each portion of the community which may be unequally affected by the action of government, a negative on the others, prevents all partial or local legislation &quot;. 
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His ploy: 60-second radio spots that  offer helpful hints. The only plug for the sponsor is a brief mention at the end of the spot.
The messages resemble the Business Traveler, a daily dose of travel tips <head>developed</head> by Mr. Bear and sponsored by travel agencies in several major cities. 
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By contrast, the Japanese have proved adept at  making use of Soviet inventions. Kobe Steel Ltd. adopted Soviet casting technology in 1966 and used it for 14 years until it developed its own system.
Kawasaki Steel Corp. bought a Soviet steel-casting patent two years ago and has jointly <head>developed</head> the system with the Soviets. 
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Researchers can apply for permission  to use the probes for brain studies. At the University of Kentucky, a team led  by Dean Currier, a physical therapy researcher, is testing the stimulators in conjunction with electric shocks  to induce muscle contractions  to help  prevent wasting of thigh muscles after knee surgery.
Similarly, a Purdue University team led by heart researcher W.A. Tacker hopes to <head>develop</head> ways to magnetically induce cardiac muscle contractions. 
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Mr. van Dover said  the crystal changes  his team introduced  apparently pins the magnetic fields in place,  preventing them from  lowering current-carrying capacity. Mr. van Dover added that researchers are trying  to determine precisely what crystal changes  solved the problem.
Determining that may enable them to <head>develop</head> better ways to introduce the needed crystal-lattice patterns. 
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Where they lag behind the Japanese  is in  turning the scientific inventiveness into improved production. By contrast, the Japanese have proved adept at  making use of Soviet inventions.
Kobe Steel Ltd. adopted Soviet casting technology in 1966 and used it for 14 years until it <head>developed</head> its own system. 
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They include both individual fears and collective ones. They arise in situations in which one believes that what  happens depends not only on the external world, but also on the precise pattern of behavior of the individual or group .
Often it is recognized that all the details of the pattern may not be essential to the outcome but, because the pattern was empirically determined and not <head>developed</head> through theoretical understanding, one is never quite certain which behavior elements are effective, and the whole pattern becomes ritualized. 
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Armed  with this shared understanding and requisite background information, each department developed its specialized contribution to the proposal,  submitting data and cost estimates on a closely managed schedule. &quot; We cleared up questions and inconsistencies very quickly, because the people who  had the skills and perspective required   to resolve them were part of the task team, &quot; Mr. Anton explains .
The team trimmed more than two months from the cycle time previously required to <head>develop</head> comparable proposals. 
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It was there, in the course of  trying  to prepare new men for the &quot; culture shock &quot;  they might encounter  in remote overseas posts, that he first began  to develop a system of  charting the &quot; norms of human communication &quot;. To the trained ear of the linguist, talk has always revealed a staggering quantity of information about the talker -- such things as geographical origin and history, socio-economic identity, education.
It is only fairly recently, however, that linguists have <head>developed</head> a systematic way of charting voices on paper in a way that tells even more about the speakers and about the success or failure of human communication between two people. 
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The action came in response to a petition filed by Timex Inc. for changes in the U.S. Generalized System of Preferences for imports from <head>developing</head> nations. 
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Second, the World Bank's recent $75 billion  capital increase -- $14 billion  from the U.S. -- has left the IMF  feeling less than first fiddle among international financial institutions. Third, the IMF would like  to meet Japan's request for increased ownership (currently 4.5% ).
Japan has supported a larger role for the IMF in developing-country debt issues, and is an important financial resource for IMF-guided programs in <head>developing</head> countries. 
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A measure of its widespread acceptance may be derived  from a statement of the International Congress of Jurists in 1959.  Meeting in New Delhi under the auspices of the International Commission of Jurists, a body of lawyers from the free world, the Congress redefined and expanded the traditional Rule of Law  to include affirmative governmental duties.
It is noteworthy that the majority of the delegates to the Congress were from the less <head>developed</head>, former colonial nations. 
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Saatchi &amp; Saatchi would launch a management buy-out if a hostile suitor emerged, an official said  . British Aerospace and France's Thomson-CSF are nearing a pact  to merge guided-missile divisions.
New U.S. steel-import quotas will give a bigger share to <head>developing</head> nations that have relatively unsubsidized steel industries. 
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It  is a weakness of Gabriel's analysis that he never seems  to realize that his so-called fundamental law had already been cut  loose from its foundations when it was adapted  to democracy . And with Progressivism the Religion of Humanity was replacing  what Gabriel called  Christian supernaturalism.
And the common man was <head>developing</head> mythic power, or charisma, on his own. 
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The interactions between health and homelessness are complex,  defying sweeping generalizations as to &quot; cause &quot; or &quot; effect. &quot; If we look to the future,  preventing homelessness is an important objective.
This will require us to <head>develop</head> a much more sophisticated understanding of the dynamics of homelessness than we currently possess, an understanding that can be developed only through careful study and research. 
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&quot; Of course &quot;. &quot; Did they remember  to program a sense of humor, as well, young lady &quot;? ?
&quot; We are directed to <head>develop</head> a sense of proportion, sir, which contributes the same effect &quot;. 
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&quot;  To be creative is  to have the ability  to cause  to exist -- to produce where nothing was before  -- to bring forth an original production of human intelligence or power &quot;. We are creative, it seems  , when we produce something which  has not previously existed .
Thus creativity may run all the way from making a cake, building a chicken coop, or producing a book, to founding a business, creating a League of Nations or, <head>developing</head> a mature character. 
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Cady put the well-worn chip back on his shoulder. &quot; Dave has qualities of leadership.
He just hasn't <head>developed</head> them yet. 
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Like Herbert, they were all in communications: radio, television, magazines, and advertising. One or two were writers of books; ; all were fellows of finite charm.
Each had <head>developed</head> a hair-trigger chuckle and the habit of saying &quot; zounds &quot; ! ! In deference to country-squirehood. 
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It gives them room   to play  and plenty of fresh air. The children can do chores adapted  to their age and ability.
Caring for a calf, a pig, or some chickens <head>develops</head> in children a sense of responsibility for work. 
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&quot; I feel better than I ever have  in my life, &quot; he says . Mr. Deaver confessed to his alcoholism during his trial on perjury charges.
He is also a recovering workaholic, relaxing with his family and creating topiary, or garden-shrub sculpture, a fashionable pursuit for which he <head>developed</head> a passion during his three-year legal ordeal. 
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That's one of the reasons  art is becoming a useless occupation . In the Middle Ages, in the Renaissance, right up to the early nineteenth century, the painter was a giant in the world.
He was an artisan, a man who studied his trade and <head>developed</head> his craftsmanship the way a goldsmith or a wood carver did. 
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At Plant Genetic Systems, researchers have isolated a pollen-inhibiting gene that  can be inserted  in a plant  to confer male sterility. Jan Leemans, research director, said  this gene was successfully introduced in oil-producing rapeseed plants, a major crop in Europe and Canada,  using as a carrier a &quot; promoter gene &quot; developed  by Robert Goldberg at the University of California in Los Angeles.
The sterilizing gene is expressed just before the pollen is about to <head>develop</head> and it deactivates the anthers of every flower in the plant. 
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Brains and beauty, high position in both the social and intellectual worlds, athlete, fabled lover -- if ever the world was any man's oyster it was his. The light supper over, Claire went to him and,  slipping an arm about his shoulder, sat on his knee.
He <head sats="draw_close.090:0">drew</head> her <sat id="draw_close.090:0">close</sat> and, hand on cheek, turned her face to his. 
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We were not rushed . &quot; What is this from  &quot;? ? I asked ,  touching the scar on her stomach.
It was like a long thin line <head>drawn</head> through a pink circle. 
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Now he saw that the approaching car was painted   white, and he began  to wave his arms frantically. It was the prowl car from the sheriff's office.
The car <head sats="draw_up.115:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_up.115:0">up</sat> alongside him and stopped. 
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It signals Congress's attempt, under the pretext of  guarding the public purse,  to deny the president the funding necessary  to execute certain of his duties and prerogatives specified  in Article II of the Constitution. This species of congressional action is predicated  on an interpretation of the appropriations clause that  is erroneous and unconstitutional.
The appropriations clause states that &quot; No Money shall be <head>drawn</head> from the Treasury, but in Consequence of Appropriations made by Law .... &quot; 
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Doc had been under restriction to the ship since the Bustard left Subic. This deprived him of liberty in Hong Kong, but he told Boats McCafferty that Hong Kong was a book  he had read  before, and the Navy would always bring him there again, some day.
At Yokosuka he was restricted to the confines of the Base because Walt Perry, being thoughtful, knew that Doc might have to <head>draw</head> some medical supplies from the hospital or the Supply Base. 
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What hope  lay in the nephews, she asked the intensifying light out there , with one married to a barren woman and the other divorced ,  having sired two girl children, with none   to bear on the Packard name? ? She ate.
It seemed to her, as it seemed each night, that the gloom <head sats="draw_in.032:0">drew</head> itself <sat id="draw_in.032:0">in</sat> and became densest at the table's empty chairs, giving her the frequent illusion that she dined with shadows. 
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A card to Walter would get him an introduction to this Meredith, and that might be good for something. Nicolas called on his muse, a line  came back: &quot; Squaresville, man, and all the palazzos are crummy Palasts &quot;.
That ought to <head>draw</head> a laugh, Nicolas reasoned, as he stored the line away on the wax tape that was his mind. 
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But it could also be looked at  from the other end of the spectrum. One could see this chemical determinant as in itself a miracle.
In any case, Miss Millay's sweet-throated bitterness, her variations on the theme that the world was not only well lost for love but even well lost for lost love, her constant and wonderfully tragic posture, so unlike that of Fitzgerald since it required no scenery or props, <head>drew</head> from the me that I was when I fell upon her verses an overwhelming yea. 
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In the so-called two-stroke engines, which  are expected  to get sharply higher gas mileage, each piston goes up and down only once  to provide power. By contrast, the pistons in conventional four-stroke engines must move up and down twice in each power cycle.
The two-stroke engine displays by Toyota and Fuji Heavy Industries, the maker of Subaru cars, <head>drew</head> plenty of interest from U.S. auto executives, who are rushing to develop two-stroke engines. 
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A $107.03 million  offering of Santa Ana Community Redevelopment Agency, Calif., tax allocation bonds got off to a slow start and may be repriced  at lower levels today, according to an official with lead underwriter Donaldson Lufkin &amp; Jenrette Securities Corp. The Santa Ana bonds were tentatively priced   to yield from 6.40% in 1991 to 7.458% in
Bucking the market trend, an issue of $130 million general obligation distributable state aid bonds from Detroit, Mich., apparently <head>drew</head> solid investor interest. 
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He had the hardest pains of growing before him now, as he approached twelve. These would be his hardest years, she knew  , and he missed his father desperately.
She tried to find some way to <head sats="draw_out.121:0">draw</head> him <sat id="draw_out.121:0">out</sat>, to help him. 
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Jess cursed again, and entered the barn. A match flared, and he reached above his head  to light a lantern which  hung from a wire loop.
As he crossed to the side of the stall, Curt <head>drew</head> his gun and clicked back the hammer. 
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He retreated a step and holstered his own. &quot; All right, Crouch; ; we're on even terms.
Now <head>draw</head> &quot; ! ! 
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&quot; The kid has no manners, boys. Shall we teach him some &quot;? ?
His gun was half <head>drawn</head> when he asked the question, but the weapon never left its holster. 
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&quot; Solid &quot;, I said. I took a deep breath, and the plunge.
&quot; In that case, let's not <head>draw</head>. 
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He supervised the cleanups and handled the shipments of raw gold which each week  went out to San Francisco. Hague squeezed down his uneasy dislike.
He pulled open the top drawer of his desk and <head sats="draw_out.114:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_out.114:0">out</sat> a tintype. 
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If you want  to get them aired  &quot; She said without  turning her head, &quot; After that rain beating in atop the dust, there isn't a thing that  won't be streaked  &quot;.
He <head>drew</head> a long breath and opened the trunk and hung out her clothes and spoilables upon the wagon ribs. 
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The plane rumbled and slowed. Six red lines etched their way into the gray and vanished.
As if <head>drawn</head> by a wire the enemy flew into them. 
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The focus of the outcry has been stock-index arbitrage, which  accounts for about half the program trading that  goes on. Index arbitragers argue that their trading is healthy because it links markets, but critics say  such trading accelerates market movements and increases the chance for a crash.
The Big Board has refused to be <head>drawn</head> into a public debate about program trading. 
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The tale, he thought  , would become less gay. She had used his rumpled shorts as the very image of his childishness, his lack of control, his general male looseness, while she  remained cool, airy, and untouched, the charming teacher who  disciplined an unruly body.
To have her underclothes linked with his on the floor would <head>draw</head> her visibly into a struggle both bitter and absurd. 
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The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that  have a hand in  fighting money laundering. Among the possibilities  the Treasury is considering  are  requirements that banks keep records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers.
Another suggestion would <head>draw</head> banks more directly into tracking down money launderers by developing a &quot; suspicious international wire transfer profile, &quot; which banks would use to spotlight questionable payments. 
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Some senior advisers argue that with further fights over a capital-gains tax cut and a budget-reduction bill looming, Mr. Bush already has enough pending confrontations with Congress. They prefer  to put off the line-item veto until at least next year.
Still, Mr. Bush and some other aides are strongly <head>drawn</head> to the idea of trying out a line-item veto. 
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Assets of these and other short-term funds surged more than $5 billion  in September, the institute said  . Analysts say  additional investors transferred their assets into money funds this month.
At Fidelity Investments, the nation's largest fund group, money funds continue to <head>draw</head> the most business, says Michael Hines, vice president, marketing. 
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The show, one of five new NBC series, is the second casualty of the three networks so far this fall. Last week CBS Inc. canceled &quot; The People Next Door. &quot;
NBC's comedy had aired Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. and in five outings had <head>drawn</head> an average of only 13.2% of homes, lagging behind the Jamie Lee Curtis comedy &quot; Anything But Love &quot; on ABC and CBS's one-hour drama &quot; Jake and the Fatman. &quot; 
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&quot; So crunch, crunch, crunch, bang, bang, bang -- here come  the ringers from above,  making a very obvious exit while the congregation is at prayer, &quot; he says . Vicar Marshall admits to mixed feelings about this issue, since he is both a vicar and an active bell-ringer himself.
&quot; The sound of bells is a net to <head>draw</head> people into the church, &quot; he says. 
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&quot;  Go run the university. &quot; Which  was about what Mr. Shields did , and quietly, until he resigned a few years later,  pleading ill health, when the stuff hit the fan .
Mr. Whitford <head>drew</head> on voluminous news media coverage of the SMU scandal, and on a university internal investigation. 
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As it stands now, Congress presumes after the Reagan administration that the White House will take unconstitutional provisions in appropriations bills  lying down. President Bush should set things straight.
If he does not, he will help realize Madison's fear in The Federalist No. 48 of a legislature &quot; everywhere extending the sphere of its activity and <head>drawing</head> all powers into its impetuous vortex. &quot; 
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The project involving Motorola concerns a technique, called  X-ray lithography, that  figures  to be crucial to future generations of memory chips. Currently, chips are produced  by  shining light through a mask  to produce an image on the chip, much as a camera produces an image on film.
But details on chips must now be extraordinarily fine, and the wavelengths of even ultraviolet light are long enough so that the images they <head>draw</head> may be too blurry -- much as someone using a wide paintbrush could produce a broad line but would have trouble painting a thin one. 
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Each of us had his own specialty besides. George did wonderful complicated pen-and-ink drawings like something out of a medieval miniature: hundreds of delicate details crammed  into an eight-by-ten sheet and looking as if they had been done  under a jeweler's glass.
He also <head>drew</head> precise crisp spots, which he sold to various literary and artistic journals, The New Yorker, for instance, or Esquire. 
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Since his Christ was  to be life size, how was Mary  to hold him on her lap without the relationship seeming ungainly ? ? His Mary would be slender of limb and delicate of proportion, yet she must hold this full-grown man as securely and convincingly as she would  a child.
There was only one way to accomplish this: by design, by <head>drawing</head> diagrams and sketches in which he probed the remotest corner of his mind for creative ideas to carry his concept. 
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He gasped for air and the impact tore his hand from the rail. He tumbled with Roberts,  helpless and in agony, over and over, down the steps.
By a wrenching effort, he managed to hunch and <head sats="draw_in.117:0">draw</head> <sat id="draw_in.117:0">in</sat>, to take the final fall on his back and shoulders rather than his head. 
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It can be hoped that Spanish Prime Minister Felipe Gonzalez will <head>draw</head> the right conclusion from his narrow election victory Sunday. 
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And so off we went to her apartment. She was a nymphomaniac, of course, the poor girl.
Toward the break of day I waxed philosophical, and <head>drew</head> analogies about her way of eating bread and cheese. 
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He probably didn't penetrate any top-secret files, but the KGB in East Berlin was willing  to pay two of his associates, Peter Carl and Dirk Brezinski, $15,000  for some of the material  Hess collected . They promised yet more for really good stuff.
Mr. Stoll <head>draws</head> his title from the cuckoo's habit of laying eggs in the nests of other birds, making them surrogate parents. 
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&quot;  Get in, buddies.  Get in &quot;.
The straight, black hair flopped in a vigorous nod, the slender nose plunged toward glass teeth and <head sats="draw_back.086:0">drew</head> safely <sat id="draw_back.086:0">back</sat>. 
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Blood gushed from his nose, and he backed off as rapidly as he could ,  stumbling over his own feet in his frantic haste  to get away from Curt's fists. Curt was in almost as bad shape, but he wouldn't quit.
He backed Jess into a corner, grabbed a handful of the man's shirtfront, and <head sats="draw_back.091:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.091:0">back</sat> his right fist. 
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&quot; She's invisible tonight.  C'mon,  let's find out where they're keeping the glasses  &quot;.
I <head sats="draw_back.103:0">drew</head> <sat id="draw_back.103:0">back</sat>. 
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Whatever satisfaction that might offer . Something pulled my leg.
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That mistake, she thought  , had cost her dearly these past few days, and she wanted  to avoid  falling into any more of the traps that the mountain might set  for her. She must be cautious so as  not to alert the scheming forest.
When the station wagon <head>drew</head> abreast of the dusty dirt road that led up to the porch of the Culver house, Pamela turned the wheel, guiding the car to its familiar parking spot close to the house, and stopped. 
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But although the golden share has been waived , a hostile bidder for Jaguar would still have  to alter the British concern's articles of association which  ban shareholdings of more than 15 %. Jaguar shares closed at 869 pence, up 122 pence, on hefty turnover of 9.7 million shares.
As the London trading session <head>drew</head> to a close, the market was still listening to the parliamentary debate on the economy, with new Chancellor of the Exchequer John Major expected to clarify his approach to the British economy and currency issues. 
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They squatted on their heels in the deep mud and Dill found a cigar in his breast pocket,  passing it over silently. He too knew the agony of  going for weeks, sometimes months without the solace of tobacco.
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This being Britain, no woman has filed an equal-opportunity suit, but the extent of the problem surfaced this summer in a series of letters to &quot; The Ringing World, &quot; a weekly newspaper for ringers. One writer, signing his letter as &quot; Red-blooded, balanced male, &quot; remarked on the &quot; frequency of women fainting in peals, &quot; and suggested that they &quot; settle back into their traditional role of  making tea at meetings. &quot;
In the torrent of replies that followed, one woman ringer from Solihull observed that &quot; the average male ringer leaves quite a lot to be desired: badly <head>dressed</head>, decorated with acne and a large beer-belly, frequently unwashed and unbearably flatulent in peals. &quot; 
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If possible go to collect this information in person  telephone beforehand if that makes you more confident, unless the company is very small and you would feel conspicuous. An advance visit gives you a chance to assess what the firm is like, what the other people are like and also how they dress, so that you can go appropriately <head>dressed</head> for the interview. You may also get a chance to ask someone a little about the firm and about working conditions. A visit before the interview can also act as a dummy run to help you get there in good time on the day itself. Checklist of questions for your own information to be answered before the interview 
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&quot; Who  is going  to stop me &quot;? ? &quot; You haven't dressed for the occasion &quot; ! ! They pointed out  to him.
&quot; I'm <head>dressed</head> as I always am &quot;, Rousseau said. 
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It is a lonely, rather desolate region, but full of legendary and historic associations. As a boy in a local school he was shy and solitary, absorbed in his fondness for nature and his visions of Sweden's ancient glory.
He liked to fancy himself as a chieftain and to <head>dress</head> for the part. 
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Mrs. Kahler joined them. She had a dried-out quality -- a gray, lean woman, not unattractive.
Both were <head>dressed</head> rather formally. 
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Only seven percent of the words that they speak, of their impact, based on the words they speak, thirty eight percent is based on their voice and the way that they present that information. Fifty five percent are all the other messages that you're giving out, by the way you stand, the way you <head>dress</head> etcetera. So when you think about when you're preparing for your advocacy exercises, the actual content that you prepare, although important, is not going to have the maximum impact. The maximum impact is going to come from the way you stand, lots of other things, the way you speak that's based on various studies that were done. 
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Or it can be the pleasure of saying things to other people through how you look: about individuality, politics, creativity, aggression, sense of humour, daring. For young women more than any other group there is so much scope for expression through the way they <head>dress</head> and look, so many more opportunities to have fun, play around with the rules, and make some of their own. JANET I WANT PEOPLE TO NOTICE ME Janet's bedroom is painted pink, which she says is `how it's always been, I can't be bothered to repaint it &quot;. 
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Brooks Brothers ' aim is for 20% of total sales to come from the women's department, up from the current 12 %. &quot; Everybody forgets that there are fashion cycles in classic merchandise, &quot; observes  Carol Farmer, a retail consultant.
&quot; For women, <head>dressing</head> for success in a real structured way is over. &quot; 
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For instance: &quot; Haole &quot; (white) is not the ultimate insult; &quot; Mainland haole &quot; is .
Richard Chamberlain <head>dresses</head> as a &quot; Mainland haole, &quot; tucking in a Hawaiian shirt and rolling up its long sleeves. 
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Rachel said that schools and synagogues occupied most of the buildings. We entered one where the front door stood  ajar  and climbed a flight of steep steps to the main floor.
An old man with a white beard and <head>dressed</head> in a long shabby coat, baggy trousers, and a black skullcap greeted us. 
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I want to be able to look out of the window and see other people. I like joining friends for lunch, and getting together in the evening for talks and discussions. &quot; `You're a very contradictory person, &quot; Julius commented. `What do you mean? &quot; `Anyone looking at you would think you 'd be perfectly at home in the country. You <head>dress</head> casually, you don't care about all the things that make a city tick   finance, politics, big business   and when you're working, you live in a makebelieve world most of the time. &quot; Jessamy shrugged. `Perhaps that's why I like living in the city. Because my work is involved with makebelieve, I want to live somewhere that's lively and very real. 
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His speech faltered. He did not lower his arm.
The figure was so theatrically <head>dressed</head>, that it was as though a character from some other play had blundered into this one. 
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&quot; Why not &quot;? ? Jean Jacques asked . &quot; Who  is going  to stop me &quot;? ?
&quot; You haven't <head>dressed</head> for the occasion &quot; ! ! They pointed out to him. 
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But our experience is that this sort of ad this sort of presentation interviewing those sorts of things, they're very different forms of presentation. But this form of presentation, which needs to be quite formal, what other students have found is that if you <head>dress</head> formally actually it helps you to act formally, because this sort of presentation is going to be very different. Right, so what are we going to ch we're going to change the way he dresses, we're going to change the mannerisms, various things like that. 
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No one could voice an opinion until everybody with more seniority had spoken first, so younger employees -- often the most enthusiastic and innovative -- seldom spoke up at all. But in 1986, the badges and the &quot;  don't speak out of turn &quot; rule were abolished  -- early steps in a cultural revolution still rolling on with all the subtlety of a freight train.
In recent years, Nissan has instituted flex-time work schedules and allowed employees to <head>dress</head> casually, even in blue jeans. 
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Does he engage me? That is probably the most important question the panel are asking themselves. And the next thing will be `what is his attitude to this audition   is it positive? &quot; Always remember that they have asked to see you and that is what they want to do. So <head>dress</head> the part. Don't go along in a dirty T shirt and floppy gym shoes or try to over-impress or be antagonistic. But just remember that you are being judged even before you speak a word. This is the first big lesson to learn. The next important lesson is to never apologise for being there. 
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In the street the traffic was really frightening. Cars, taxis, buses, and motorscooters all went  plunging at once down the narrow length of it or swerving perilously around a fountain.
Shoals of tourists went by her in national groups -- English school girls in blue uniforms, German boys with cameras attached, smartly <head>dressed</head> Americans looking in shop windows. 
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She notes that she also stresses professionalism during her weekly visits. &quot; I pull my hair back, wear a little makeup and look corporate, &quot; says  Ms. Byler, who  has been visiting Emerson since January.
&quot; If I go in there as I normally <head>dress</head>, they 'd ask, ` Who is this hippie? ' &quot; 
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`Does your father dress like that too, then? &quot; `Of course not, &quot; Sonny giggled. `He was, he's my father. &quot; Sam appeared not to notice his indiscretion. `How old are you anyway? You <head>dress</head> like ten years old but you could be in your early thirties. &quot; `We don't need to know. Years like that don't matter, only the minutes before the fire that consumes the world. If we 've spent our time counting our years we 'll never be able to prepare ourselves to enter the Kingdom of God. 
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Bronze, an alloy of mainly copper and tin, could be polished until it looked almost like gold, and the technique of making it had been known in Britain for centuries. DRESS Like many other aspects of their lives, the way Britons <head>dressed</head>, especially the upper classes, was influenced by Roman taste. A lady would usually wear a long, flowing tunic, fastened at the shoulders with brooches, tied under the bust, and bloused at the waist. Her hair would have been worn in ringlets, or perhaps plaited and held in place with decorative pins. 
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&quot; Witt House happily announces the engagement of Fran Horowitz to Erwin Schwartz of Fife House &quot;. The Brooklyn College student shows some striking departures from prevailing collegiate models.
The Ivy League enjoys no easy dominion here, and the boys are as likely to <head>dress</head> in rather foppish Continental fashion, or even in nondescript working class manner, as they are in the restrained, button-down Ivy way. 
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Phone them on 071 437 0704 for mail order. FASHION FACE-LIFT I'm sure you 've heard it thousands of times before but I am fed up with the way I look. I have dark skin and hair and am a size 16. Working as an au pair I spend most of my time in the house with young children, so I <head>dress</head> casually   usually in tracksuits or jeans. I need to be practical but would like to look feminine as well. Shopping is restricted to my day off. Can you solve my dilemma? René Margaux, Bradford Firstly, think about your hair and make-up   maybe try a new hairstyle which could dramatically change you. 
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The Brooklyn College student shows some striking departures from prevailing collegiate models. The Ivy League enjoys no easy dominion here, and the boys are as likely  to dress in rather foppish Continental fashion, or even in nondescript working class manner, as they are  in the restrained, button-down Ivy way.
The girls are prone to <head>dress</head> far more flamboyantly than their counterparts out of town, and eye shadow, mascara, and elaborate bouffant hairdos -- despite the admonitions of cautious guidance personnel -- are not unknown even in early morning classes. 
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Everybody thought our train would be ambushed, but in the event we got out safely. Perhaps our wine fell into the hands of looters, though we were on the Pakistani side and Muslims aren't supposed to touch alcohol. &quot; I described the crowning of the goat I had seen at Killorglin. `Here we have Wren Boys who <head sats="dress_up.095:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.095:0">up</sat> and go from door to door asking for money, every St Stephen's Day, &quot; she said. `That's Boxing Day in England. In the old days, they would have a real wren with them, alive or dead, but now I suppose you have to pretend a wren is there. On St John's Day   that's midsummer     people light bonfires. &quot; 
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In the work of every artist, I suppose  , there may be found one or more moments which  strike the student as absolutely decisive, ultimately emblematic of what it is all about ; ; not less strikingly so for  being mysterious, as though some deeply hidden constatation of thoughts were enciphered  in a single image, a single moment. So here.
The horrifying humor, the specifically sexual embarrassment of the joke gone wrong, the monstrous image of the fat man <head sats="dress_up.116:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.116:0">up</sat> as a whore dressing up as a baby; ; the epiphany of that quivering flesh; ; the bringing together around it of the secret liaison between indolent, mindless sensuality and sharp, shrewd talent, cleverness with an occasional touch of genius (which, however, does not know &quot; how to attack the problem of suffering &quot; ); ; the miraculous way in which music, revelation and death are associated in a single instant -- all this seems a triumph of art, a rather desperate art, in itself; ; beyond itself, also, it evokes numerous and distant resonances from the entire body of Mann's work. 
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In the work of every artist, I suppose  , there may be found one or more moments which  strike the student as absolutely decisive, ultimately emblematic of what it is all about ; ; not less strikingly so for  being mysterious, as though some deeply hidden constatation of thoughts were enciphered  in a single image, a single moment. So here.
The horrifying humor, the specifically sexual embarrassment of the joke gone wrong, the monstrous image of the fat man dressed up as a whore <head sats="dress_up.117:0">dressing</head> <sat id="dress_up.117:0">up</sat> as a baby; ; the epiphany of that quivering flesh; ; the bringing together around it of the secret liaison between indolent, mindless sensuality and sharp, shrewd talent, cleverness with an occasional touch of genius (which, however, does not know &quot; how to attack the problem of suffering &quot; ); ; the miraculous way in which music, revelation and death are associated in a single instant -- all this seems a triumph of art, a rather desperate art, in itself; ; beyond itself, also, it evokes numerous and distant resonances from the entire body of Mann's work. 
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We shall return to these statements and deal with them more fully as the evidence for them accumulates. For the present it  is enough  to note that in the grotesque figure of Jacoby, at the moment of his collapse, all these elements come together in prophetic parody.
Professionally a lawyer, that is to say associated with dignity, reserve, discipline, with much that is essentially middle-class, he is compelled by an impossible love to exhibit himself <head sats="dress_up.126:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.126:0">up</sat>, disguised -- that is, paradoxically, revealed -- as a child, and, worse, as a whore masquerading as a child. 
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And look what we 've filled it with &amp; hellip aeroplanes, French cheese, the ozone layer, English beef, inner city decay, motorbikes, cholesterol, microlights &amp; hellip These are clever, custom dangers. They don't just prove that it's dangerous to fly, ski, skateboard or <head sats="dress_up.134:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.134:0">up</sat> as a Mutant Hero Ninja Turtle and try to act tough on the Northern Line late on a Saturday night. They also convince you it's just as dangerous to stay indoors as well. It's a modern neurosis and one we all have to live with. But there are two negative aspects. 
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To start, there's always a crisis -- and someone always worries, &quot; What if the press gets a hold of this? &quot; At least once an episode we see protestors marching around  screaming slogans.
At least once Mancuso's boss yells &quot; In here -- now, &quot; and proceeds to <head sats="dress_down.139:0">dress</head> his investigator <sat id="dress_down.139:0">down</sat>: 
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He does it better than I do. &quot; Since Ruth was required to be less and less with the children she found herself with too much time on her hands, and since she was unused to idleness she found the vacant hours trying. Mrs Carson noticed Ruth's listlessness and rightly interpreted its cause. `You could help me more, &quot; she suggested. `You could help me <head>dress</head> my hair, manicure my nails. Most of the ladies here have their own maids. &quot; So it was arranged. Ruth never felt that she was good at it, but it made a change, and she enjoyed listening to her mistress's accounts of her days. She thought too that Mrs Carson liked having her there. She was still a little unsure of herself in American society. 
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As a change from wet feet and sightseeing I was smuggled into an English-language class where we drank home-made slivovitz and one of the students, a lugubrious-looking individual called Miroslav who played the bassoon in the Moravia Philharmonic Orchestra, invited me to a concert the following evening. Irena produced a suit from somewhere   I had nothing appropriate to wear and the Czechs <head sats="dress_up.119:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.119:0">up</sat> to go out   and on a cold wet evening Miroslav, who once behind his bassoon couldn't stop smiling, dragged me in off Red Army Square where I 'd been waiting under an umbrella watching a group of Czech soldiers trying to stand up, and escorted me up to the balcony of the Fucik Hall to watch the performance. 
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`Yes, are you? &quot; `No, not at the moment. I   &quot; was all he managed to get out. `Another first night. I don't know &amp; hellip &quot; `Not as glittering as it should be, is it, Bartlemas &amp; hellip? &quot; `No, not really glittering, no &amp; hellip &quot; `So few people <head sats="dress_up.137:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.137:0">up</sat> for first nights these days &amp; hellip &quot; `It is disgraceful &amp; hellip &quot; `Appalling &amp; hellip &quot; `That lot &amp; hellip &quot; he gestured to a large block of seats full of people in evening dress, `have made the effort &amp; hellip &quot; `Yes, but they're Micky Banks's chums &amp; hellip &quot; `Oh well &amp; hellip &quot; 
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Just like the outside world, only in a beauty contest you are more aware of it ! Also the competitiveness between yourself and other girls. Ordinarily, I don't feel that me and my friends are very competitive. It's not true that girls dress up to impress men, or `catch &quot; a boyfriend, because I think girls know that the people who will most appreciate their particular look or style, or the fabric or colour in their outfit, will be their friends. Maybe boys think that we <head sats="dress_up.155:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.155:0">up</sat> to impress them, but they will only say something looks nice if it looks obviously sexy; other than that, they're hopeless. 
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`This is one of the cutest outfits I 've ever worn   I look like some kind of exotic jockey &quot; Pepsi, above `The crossover back of this top looks really stunning when I 've got a good suntan &quot; Shirlie, left `This is me   this is how I <head sats="dress_up.156:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.156:0">up</sat> to go out &quot; Pepsi `I'm in love with this belt at the moment, I wear it all the time &quot; Shirlie Pepsi: Jacket and trousers, John Galliano; bra top, Dolce &amp; Gabbana; belt, S-Tek; boots, Office   all Pepsi's own 
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`They're obviously trying to attract the gilded youth of London. &quot; Jaye has gone for the understated look: fatigues and T-shirt, hair tied back, no makeup. Nothing gilded about this youth today. But appearances can be deceptive. `I don't dress up. I never dress up. But what I call <head sats="dress_up.164:0">dressing</head> <sat id="dress_up.164:0">up</sat> and what other people calling dressing up are probably two different things. I mean, I go to Kinky, but I can't be bothered to wear high heels. &quot; In Neil Jordan's latest film, The Crying Game, a neon-lit romantic thriller starring Stephen Rea, Miranda Richardson and Forest Whitaker, Jaye looks fabulous and is most definitely dressed up. 
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I like men who look good, who wear nice clothes and smell nice, and have a decent haircut. I don't know why they imagine it's `poofy &quot; or we wouldn't find it attractive if they <head sats="dress_up.170:0">dressed</head> <sat id="dress_up.170:0">up</sat> for us. There are some beautiful men's clothes around. Sometimes I look through the catalogue at the men's clothes, or wander into shops like Principles and look at the menswear. If I could afford it, I would buy some of their shirts and casual clothes, because often they're much better made than the stuff for girls. Manufacturers seem to think we 'll put up with any old crap ! 
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In burns   any third degree burn  see below, any second degree burn  blistering and loss of the top surface of the skin   very sore and painful occurring on sensitive skin  face, hands, genitals or second degree burn larger than a hand size occurring anywhere else. In electrical burns remember to isolate the power before touching the person, otherwise pull them off using some insulating material such as rubber, plastic or dry wood. Third degree burns involve the full thickness of the skin and are likely to be less tender than first or second degree burns so do not be fooled into underestimating the severity of a serious burn by the lack of pain. Do not <head>dress</head> or interfere with severe burns until expert help is available but do treat the shock. 
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At the end of one week she worked out the average number of ticks per square to give the average number of tantrums per day. We call this first period of recording the baseline which tells us how bad the problem is before intervention starts. 2 Sally often refused to get out of bed to get ready for nursery and her mother had to carry her out and then <head>dress</head> her. This was recorded over a two week period. This represented a baseline taken over 10  school days. Duration 1 John could not concentrate on anything for very long but we were unsure just how long he typically managed. 
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 According to these advertisements a large proportion of the population wears white from head to toe, especially for the more messy activities. Is your son a champion dirt collector? If so <head>dress</head> him in white and use sunshine soapflakes to get the dirt out. Seven out of the forty women specifically mention the pleasure they obtain from seeing a line full of clean clothes; some explain it is because they anticipate the silent admiration of neighbours at this visible  though shortlived achievement. 
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Dick Whittington You need a good pair of wellington boots, a large shirt which belts at the waist and a suitable hat. Put a bundle into a handkerchief and tie it onto the end of the string. Highwayperson Make a mask and <head>dress</head> your child all in black. A gaudy earring on one ear can help the effect and you can provide two pistols and a bag for booty. Vacuum cleaner This is something a bit out of the ordinary. Use the arms of a real vacuum cleaner as part of your props. 
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There can be no question of her discomfort. That is not the way. Alida Thorne took a china bowl and rose-patterned jug into her mother's room. I have a logical mind, she decided. `Now let me prop you up, &quot; she told her briskly. `Let me have you sitting up straight and firm against the pillows, please. I have come to wash your hands and face and do your hair. There is some new, scented soap. &quot; Never let me have this humiliation, she thought, looking at the drowsing face. Let me be able to wash and <head>dress</head> myself to the last. `Come along. You are to have a visitor. &quot; `Oh no, dear. You are quite mistaken. 
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Most avant-garde creators, true to their interest in the self-sufficiency of pure movement, have tended to <head>dress</head> their dancers in simple lines and solid colors (often black) and to give them a bare cyclorama for a setting. 
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They're like a brick, that's it. Haul that and the they run down, when you feed you see, well, you, sa and you exercise, have you, did I give you exercise? No. Well you, we come in the mornings, you start about six o'clock, you see? Start the morning about six o'clock and you muck out <head>dress</head> your horse over make him ready we call it make him ready, and you turn out at say, quarter to seven. When you say dress your horse over you mean groom him? Groom them. That's right. Groom them. You groom them. See, we call it dressing them over you see. 
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They're like a brick, that's it. Haul that and the they run down, when you feed you see, well, you, sa and you exercise, have you, did I give you exercise? No. Well you, we come in the mornings, you start about six o'clock, you see? Start the morning about six o'clock and you muck out dress your horse over make him ready we call it make him ready, and you turn out at say, quarter to seven. When you say dress your horse over you mean groom him? Groom them. That's right. Groom them. You groom them. See, we call it <head>dressing</head> them over you see. 
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Well, they sa they 've works them the next day, and then Christmas Day we call it setting day, they're all done up int they? See, you do them up. We call it setting day that. Do them See? up? You do them up, you don't da you muck them out, <head>dress</head> them over, let them loose they have a easy time like we do. Like the human beings. What, you, you, you turn them into the paddock? Yeah. No. In, in the stables. See? And give them, done them as soon as you like, get done as soon as you like. Mm mm. 
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At a committee dinner held in his honour the day following his 90th birthday, Percy was told that the committee would like him to accept the role of branch president, and a commemorative plaque was presented to him to mark the occasion. All in a row ! Every year some of the Culler coats ladies <head sats="dress_up.152:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.152:0">up</sat> in lifeboat gear, and sit in a row as though they are pulling a lifeboat. They then endure buckets of water thrown at them while a member of Cullercoats Club sings the Grace Darling song ! Over the years the ladies have raised several thousands of pounds for the RNLI and this year the total collection in a two- hour session amounted to almost £400. 
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In the village, there are plenty of cafes and bars in which to while away a pleasant evening. Dancing in Keller bars is almost a nightly event. Alternatively, enjoy the real traditional side of the village entertainment and listen to the brass band. The villagers occasionally <head sats="dress_up.154:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.154:0">up</sat> in their lederhosen, and give it all they 've got with a few thigh slapping, foot stamping numbers. What this village is really good for, however, is relaxing. Children too are well catered for, giving you the chance to have some time off as well. 
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Finally you attach your closest dogs, the wheel dog pair. Now you are ready to go. Now comes the dodgy part. But we are still drinking coffee in a dog kennel. The evening wears on and we all shuffle impatiently. Suddenly Odd-Knut gets up and asks if we would like to go dog sledging. We <head sats="dress_up.175:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.175:0">up</sat> like bit-part players in an epic on Scott and go out into the night where the air bites clean and deep, and the snow crunches in that beautiful cold way. After the horror stories about the dogs I hesitate to go near my first one, but with us they are just big balls of fur. They are chained separately only to keep them clear of each other. 
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This attitude became institutionalised in Virgin through the ritual of the staff outing, in which the company would take over some holiday hotel for three or four days of high jinks. This usually entailed Branson being the first to let off fire-extinguishers, initiate a food fight, or <head sats="dress_up.180:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.180:0">up</sat> in fishnet stockings and make-up for the inevitable fancy-dress party. Older, and more knowing, Virgin hands, seasoned veterans of countless swimming-pool duckings, kept their distance; but as a way of fostering a sense of belonging among staff these outings proved a powerful catalyst. 
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TUSCANY Nothing could surpass the exquisite beauty of the countryside of Tuscany. At any time of the year, if you meander into the hilltowns, your senses will be rewarded. Almost every hill is crowned with a picture-perfect little walled village. Vineyardlaced fields are brilliant and vibrant in promise and delivery; dusky grey-green olive groves <head>dress</head> the hillsides and pines and cypresses appear to point out the landscape. But this alone is not what we offer you. This area has within her villages and retreats some of the finest pensiones and most lovely villas in the world. Florence and Siena are there of course, but there are many other towns to discover such as Greve and Lucca. Still not enough to tempt you from the tourist route? 
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the day trips to Sainsburys and belly laughs at bottoms this joke is alternative rattling inside your head this joke is as radical as farting in bed &amp; hellip This Is for those people who think they aren't properly dressed unless they 've got the right badge on   and are guilty about their middle class backgrounds and so <head>dress</head> to look poor. Dedicated Follower of Fission   The Nuclear Age Hippy And it came to pass that the middle class would pass through the eye of a needle neurotic wrecks in military kecks doing good deeds and the needful Once into Zen but that was when they listened to Carly Simon tapes 
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`How dare you assault me? &quot; `How dare you come here trying to put me off my guard with some absurd story? &quot; he countered with simmering hostility, regarding her belligerent stance with brooding interest. `But my intention in bringing you in here was never to enjoy the pleasure of your body. I merely want to keep you where I can see you while I <head>dress</head> more in accordance with entertaining an unexpected caller. Although I admit to being intrigued as to how far you were prepared to go to achieve your ends. &quot; The man was infuriating with his blandness: the held-back amusement, the implied accusation that she was up to something nefarious. `I don't understand your attitude. &quot; 
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`Me? What   ``You know the business. &quot; The minister's wintry face looked acid with disapproval. `These people are all mad to escape the Act. Well, we have a duty to draw up the lists, and manage the ballot, and by God we will carry it out and support Sir John, or else there will be madness and misrule here for evermore. Now   <head>dress</head> yourself and come. &quot; He went out and Robertson heard the hooves of his garron clopping on the road. He got up and dressed as though in a trance, and set off for the Castle with the hangdog look of a condemned man. 
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I thought it would be fun to do it, she's a man but her own person and very outrageous. &quot; But Sally's aim in life isn't to design outrageous clothes for outrageous people. `I'm very tall and have trouble finding clothes. I 'd like to design clothes for people who aren't `perfect &quot;   tall people, short people, fat and thin people. You <head>dress</head> to impress, the clothes you wear say a lot for you. &quot; Yet Sally's no slave to fashion: `I think fashion should be fun and you should wear what you feel comfortable in, not what people say you should wear. You 've got to have a price range the public can buy. It's no good designing wonderful outfits only certain people can afford. 
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On a thrusting spray thick with thorns and dewdrops and swelling pink buds, like a summer Valentine, a bird balanced and sang,  nondescriptly brown and alive with its own music, a little engine of song. It was so pretty and artless that she felt like a child again and would have enjoyed  running out barefoot  to play on the wet grass with all the growing things, but Doaty never permitted bare feet and she was decidedly not a child but une femme d'un certain age.
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Tolley had no idea of  marrying that sneaky little Jenny ! ! This -- trip of his had nothing   to do with her consorting with tenants, and I am going  to see that everybody at Mt. Pleasant understands that simple fact.
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They were asked   to leave the hotel. No charges were filed  &quot;.
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`Me? What   ``You know the business. &quot; The minister's wintry face looked acid with disapproval. `These people are all mad to escape the Act. Well, we have a duty to draw up the lists, and manage the ballot, and by God we will carry it out and support Sir John, or else there will be madness and misrule here for evermore. Now   dress yourself and come. &quot; He went out and Robertson heard the hooves of his garron clopping on the road. He got up and <head>dressed</head> as though in a trance, and set off for the Castle with the hangdog look of a condemned man. 
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His role as an interpreter of discursive structures becomes tacitly accepted and the earlier formalism recedes. Barthes began the move towards formalism with his collection of essays entitled Mythologies  Barthes 1973 written between 1954 and 1956. His aim was to reveal the ``naturalness &quot; with which newspaper, art and common sense constantly <head sats="dress_up.176:0">dress</head> <sat id="dress_up.176:0">up</sat> a reality which, even though it is the one we live in, is undoubtedly determined by history &quot;  Barthes 1973: 11. The first step in this revelation was the recognition that `myth is language &quot;. 
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IBM says  it considers its shares a good investment. But not all strategists or money managers are ready  to throw in the towel completely on cyclicals.
Growth stocks may underperform cyclical stocks next year if the Federal Reserve begins to let interest rates <head>drift</head> sufficiently lower to boost the economy. 
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 6.76 points in a spate of bargain-hunting following last week's declines. &quot; Attention is fixed on the stock market for lack of anything else   to sink our teeth into , &quot; said  Robert White, a vice president at First Interstate of California.
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Early yesterday, bonds rose as investors rushed  to buy Treasury securities on the prospect that stocks would plummet in the aftermath of the massive California earthquake. For example, some securities analysts warned that stocks of certain insurance companies, which  face massive damage claims, would get hit  hard.
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Contributing to the selling pressure were  dispatches by several investment firms advising clients  to boost their stock holdings and reduce the size of their cash or bond portfolios. Among the firms were  Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. and Dean Witter Reynolds Inc.
The bond market seemed to ignore evidence that the Federal Reserve eased credit conditions slightly by allowing the federal funds rate to <head>drift</head> as low as 8 1 2 %. 
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Reviewing Reviewing plays a key part in the process of learning from experience. If you don't review your performance then you have no data to carry forward into an improvement plan  see Action plans on page 1. And if you have no improvement plan then you just <head>drift</head>doing things more or less as you have always done them. The best way to ensure that you review is to adopt a routine that you can swing into either alone or with others. The discipline of the routine makes it more likely that you will review thoroughly enough and not skimp. A simple review procedure is as follows: 1 
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Does the objective pinpoint an end result, as opposed to merely describing an activity?  An activity is something you do. An end result is what is achieved as a result of doing it. 3 Is the objective achievable by the end of the interaction? 4 Are the indicators of success obviously linked with the end result?  Sometimes people <head sats="drift_off.066:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_off.066:0">off</sat> and dream up indicators which don't adequately tie in with the end result. 5 Are the indicators of success precise enough to enable the achievement to be assessed with considerable certainty? 6 Do the indicators of success cover quantity quality reactions  behaviour 

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What cheek. I outrank the stripling by at least eighteen degrees. `No thanks, dear. I know the group that's doing it. Seen them dozens of times before. But if you have n't, don't miss it. They're the best in the business. They 'll show you a trick or two you never thought of. &quot; As I <head sats="drift_off.075:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_off.075:0">off</sat> into the aisle, I see Lil gliding back towards our stand, escorting a pair of avenging angels. They look camp as a row of tents, in their traditional uniform of gold lame, but that's what they wear: nobody ever said their boss was high on fashion sense. 
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She had thrown on an old dress and not much else, and she played with the frying-pan as if it were Pancake Day. She looked adorable. Eatable. `Oh yes, &quot; he said. `I'm going to do something about it. &quot; Greg Hocking was one of those rare people who <head>drift</head> into teaching and find themselves, to their own surprise, absolutely cut out for the job. At school he had been enthusiastic but undistinguished, and after it he had found himself in a polytechnic in the Midlands, in the state of paralysis of the imagination that tends to grip adolescents when the time for choosing a career looms. 
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It is expected that a draft of the proposed Railway Clearing House submission will have been completed prior to the meeting so as to form a basis for discussion. WELSHPOOL GALA 1992 Pictures: JOHN FAIRCLOUGH `Superior &quot; heads `The Countess &quot; as they <head>drift</head> downgrade to Llanfair Caereinion with their train from Welshpool. Hunslet-built tank No. 14 eases its train for Llanfair Caereinion away from Castle Caereinion. FR go back in time THE MIDLAND Group of the Ffestiniog Railway Society will be operating a special train on the Ffestiniog Railway in Porthmadog, North Wales on Sunday, October 4th. 
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On my left hand is a clean bandage. No sign of blood. The little train carries me two stops from the Island Gardens terminus to Crossharbour near the Arena. I linger across the road from the Asda, watching the carpark. The supermarket is still open: evening shoppers after work. I see my car. Looking carefully all about me, I <head>drift</head> into the carpark. I shall be the only person returning to his car without a shopping trolley. Maybe I should pop inside and buy something. Then I shake my head. Just collect the car, Floyd, and yet out of here. By the time I park the Fiesta in Malpass Road, it is nine o'clock. I stay in my seat for the radio news. 
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The Vicar's fault is weakness, and the analysis and censure of weakness is a speciality of Crabbe's. His characters postpone marriage until passion has died; perhaps this was his own case, and why he was so bitter about it. Or they marry, and passion dies because they are too trivial to sustain it. Or they <head>drift</head> into vice, and do even that too late, so that they are too old to relish the lustiness of sin. Or like the Vicar they keep to the straight path because vice is more arduous than virtue. To all of them, and to their weaknesses, Crabbe extends a little pity, a little contempt, a little cynicism, and a much larger portion of reproof. 
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Yuppies won't like living across from all that noise. They won't appreciate the five a.m. early call. `You see him there? &quot; asks Dixie. The guy is a businessman. He is in his late twenties, very smart, with beautifully polished hair. He is dressed like Dixie, because around here suit and tie is the uniform. The three of us <head>drift</head> together, as if we met quite by chance near the water's edge. The man keeps his eye on me. Dixie tells him I'm OK. The man asks my name. `John Burns, &quot; I say quickly. `I 'll be your touch from now on. &quot; 
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87 setting an objective We take it for granted that organisations should have objectives. We take it for granted that individual departments and even individual managers should have objectives. Management by objectives is a well known management technique. But why? Because if we do not have objectives we <head>drift</head> or stagnate or follow every temptation. Much of this takes change or growth for granted. If you are going somewhere then you have to know where you are going in order to point in the right direction. Yet there are many instances where continued competent survival is objective enough. 
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Their views on programmes for urban renewal tend to follow similar lines to their views on welfare, with large-scale intervention not seen as a public responsibility. These differences between American and European views have ominous implications for deinstitutionalization since, as already pointed out, many chronic patients are poor. There is also evidence that they <head>drift</head> into the urban areas which are the subject of decay Marmor also comments that America's ethos of limited, constrained government remains the accepted rhetoric. The nation has a very large civil service but a mixture of disdain for and suspicion of its civil servants &amp; hellip our leading governmental institutions are without the benefits of great formal authority and respect. 
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They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who  drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort  to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia. &quot;  To ring for even one service at this tower, we have  to scrape, &quot; says  Mr. Hammond, a retired water-authority worker.
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Some issues were affected  by Tuesday's devastating earthquake in the San Francisco area. Activity continued  to slow from the hectic pace set  during the market's plunge late Friday and its rebound Monday, as players began  to set their sights on events coming later this week.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average <head>drifted</head> through the session within a trading range of about 30 points before closing with a gain of 4.92 at 2643.65. 
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Buy order imbalances on several big stocks were posted  by the New York Stock Exchange. But block trading desks and money managers made a concerted effort  to meet the imbalances with stock   to sell , one trader said  .
As a result, the Dow Jones Industrial Average <head>drifted</head> in narrow ranges in the final hour of trading, and closed 5.94 higher to 2689.14. 
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Nervousness that the market hasn't seen the last of its recent volatility kept trading at a moderate pace, as did anticipation of a report on the economy's third-quarter performance. The Dow Jones Industrial Average, which  plunged more than 80 points in early trading Tuesday and then recovered nearly all of its losses by the close, fell 5.94 to 2653.28 in the latest session.
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The use of `I &quot; in soliloquy may be compared to the use of `here &quot; in soliloquy. Suppose my wife and I are lost, in cloud, on a mountain. We try to keep in touch by shouting occasionally: `Where are you? &quot; `Here &quot;. But we <head sats="drift_apart.091:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_apart.091:0">apart</sat>, and can no longer hear one another. Still lost, I say to myself, `Where am 1? &quot; and reply, `Here &quot;. But whereas my wife could have learnt in what direction I was from her had she heard me, there is nothing I can learn from it. It is, as Geach would say, `idle, superfluous &quot;. 
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&quot; Nenna, would you like to come out in the dinghy? &quot; Too tired to be surprised by anything, Nenna looked at the davits and saw that the dinghy must have been lowered away already. If everything hadn't been quite in order he would n't, of course, have asked her. &quot; We can go up under Wandsworth Bridge as far as the Fina Oil Depot and then switch off and <head>drift</head> down with the tide. &quot; &quot; Were you going to go anyway? &quot; asked Nenna. The question seemed of great importance to her. &quot; No, I was hoping someone might come along and keep me company. &quot; You mean you 'd left it to chance? &quot; Nenna couldn't believe this. &quot; I was hoping that you might come. &quot; 
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You should have gone to work today, 'stead of  sneaking around spying on the Dronk house &quot;. &quot; Now,  see here &quot; -- &quot; The trouble with you &quot;, old man Arthur began , and then checked himself.
Young Mrs. Arthur had opened the oven and there was a <head>drifting</head> odor of hot biscuits. 
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My only consolation was that, much to my astonishment, the bird dropped the fish. So I wasn't the only duffer around after all. Another frequent visitor was the black-throated diver. Unlike their more common cousins, red-throated diver, these birds require larger expanses of water upon which to take off and land. A clear flight path; but they are invariably curious and often <head>drift</head> close to the boat. Making sure that you are fishing fairly. In windy conditions, Toftingall becomes impossible to fish, because the bottom is churned up, clouding the water. A few days later, things settle back to normal and sport is generally excellent. An average day sent us safely home with at least a dozen nice trout weighing some 5lb, with the occasional larger fish of up to 3lb. 
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This shedding of parts is the species's method of reproducing. As you will notice, it isn't really different from its method of growing, except that the growing parts become physically detached from one another. Bottle-wrack looks the same and grows in the same straggly way. There is one crucial difference, however. It reproduces by releasing single-celled spores which <head>drift</head> off in the sea and grow into new plants. These spores are just cells of the plant like any others. As in the case of splurge-weed, no sex is involved. The daughters of a plant consist of cells that are clone-mates of the cells of the parent plant. 
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A previously helpful fellow, he seems reluctant to discuss the matter, dismissing the whole thing with a wave of his bejewelled hand as just the usual English gippy tummy. Neither his English nor my Arabic is good enough to argue, and anyway, perhaps I'm over-dramatising. Later, sitting weakly on a disquietingly depopulated sun deck as we <head>drift</head> downriver towards Edfu, I put the worries of tropical viruses aside and watch the river banks roll lazily by, parallel fringes of lush greenery backed abruptly by the yellow hills of the desert. Donkeys graze by fields of breezy sugar cane, and minarets rise phoenix-like from seas of palm trees, their fronds swaying together like a corps-de-ballet. 
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`Certainly a few misguided humans will attend football matches and Country and Western festivals. But one look at the uniform blankness of expression on the faces of the `crowd &quot; should tell you all you need to know. The crowd is not human. ' I contend that these crowds spontaneously generate from microscopic spores which constantly <head>drift</head> about in our atmosphere, awaiting the perfect conditions in which to briefly flourish. Your vanishing Nazis, for instance. The climate which spawned them, what is referred to as a `social climate &quot;, ceased to exist when the war ended. Thus your Nazis simply faded away. `I further assert that these spores have been with us since the birth of mankind. 
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He then sailed on to Dungeness where Sir John Norris's fleet now appeared in strength. It delayed attacking till the following morning, and a calm during the night enabled the French ships, showing no lights, to make their escape and simply <head>drift</head> down Channel, only to be overtaken around midnight by a ferocious north-east gale. This not merely scattered them but wreaked havoc on the transports which had got out of harbour; 12 were sunk of which seven went down with all on board. 
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Quite apart from the time demanded by the town itself, a visit to the Rhine Falls and another to Stein-am-Rhein, you should reserve a day for a trip by steamer down the Rhine, and on to the Untersee and Konstanz and back. There are usually three boats a day, sometimes more in high season. It takes 4 hours in each direction, and there is plenty to see as you <head>drift</head> through a landscape where woodlands slope down to the waters edge, medieval towns seem to be snoozing, vineyards look sweet with promise, and heights are crowned mysteriously with fine old castles and monasteries. The Rhine and the Untersee There is history as well as scenic beauty all the way. 
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Tawno's so good at making love it's no wonder women fall for him like a ton of bricks. And if, in time, as they all do, they come to realise that they have been loving, not being loved, and drift away, they never forget the marvellous time they 've had while it lasted. &quot; `You didn't <head sats="drift_away.046:0">drift</head> <sat id="drift_away.046:0">away</sat>   &quot; `You forget I haven't got a husband   not what you could call one   to drift back to. And besides, there was Christopher. &quot; With a wry smile: `It's funny, isn't it? 
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Her hair never seemed  to be in place and her skirts were never quite the correct length. She didn't have a bad shape when you caught her at the pool at Longue Vue , but her bathing suits were far from smart.
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Here it fails; everything is muted, all perceptions misty. The cover, with its blurred images in shades of grey, conveys well the general tone. Only rarely   in the gymnasium, at a night-club, perhaps   does Philadelphia take on a physical presence. And since we see events solely through Flood's eye we <head>drift</head> with him. Dexter compounds the effect by writing in the present tense, depriving the narration of even the possibility of temporal causality  and making it read like a 290-page stage direction. Books: ANTHONY LOOCH 'S BODICE-RIPPER GUIDE By ANTHONY LOOCH 
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In 1965 Robbins, for example, reflected on the possible views of the DES: I don't know what the Department thinks about the universities. I do think, however, that there are still prevalent many gross misconceptions of what universities do and what they should do in the modern age: and it may be that some of these misconceptions still <head>drift</head> about the corridors of the Department. The binary policy was perhaps a product of the search for power by the DES and the LEAs, but partly also a result `of mistaken conceptions of what is appropriate for universities to do in the modern age &quot;. 
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Tawno's so good at making love it's no wonder women fall for him like a ton of bricks. And if, in time, as they all do, they come to realise that they have been loving, not being loved, and drift away, they never forget the marvellous time they 've had while it lasted. &quot; `You didn't drift away   &quot; `You forget I haven't got a husband   not what you could call one   to <head>drift</head> back to. And besides, there was Christopher. &quot; With a wry smile: `It's funny, isn't it? 
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He was about 50 years old. &quot; Another young man, my dear? ?
Really, you are most indiscreet to <head>drive</head> him here yourself &quot;, he said, frowning with displeasure. 
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<instance id="drive.092">
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You are forgetting your place &quot;. The tall coachman walked off briskly in search of Alexander Prieur.
Delphine Lalaurie took the reins in her gloved hands and <head>drove</head> Dandy Brandon -- cowering in the back seat of the carriage -- to her mansion at 677 Perdido Street. 
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<instance id="drive.104">
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&quot; I have  to get back to Jarrodsville &quot;, he went on . &quot; I see  there are some cars here.
I wonder if one of you gentlemen could <head>drive</head> me back to town? ? 
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Many of them,  in increasing panic, came  running with water in their hats in a ludicrous effort. Both buildings were in flames.
The heat <head sats="drive_back.094:0">drove</head> the guerrillas <sat id="drive_back.094:0">back</sat>. 
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<instance id="drive.112">
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She wore shorts and a loose terry-cloth shirt.  Slender and tanned, her dark brown hair was drawn  straight back, simply.
&quot; What outfit does she <head>drive</head> for &quot;? ? Benson said. 
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&quot; We are now monitoring for it much more closely, &quot; he said . &quot; We do know  there are slight differences in the way  human and animal insulins drive down blood sugar , &quot; Dr. Sobel said .
The human-based drug starts the blood sugar dropping sooner and <head>drives</head> it down faster, he said. 
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<instance id="drive.072">
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That's the troubling conclusion reached  by many international investors and money managers angry at the malfunctions on Continental stock exchanges during last week's global market turbulence. They say  the recent market volatility has underscored the shortcomings of the way  many European exchanges trade stocks .
The weaknesses of Continental exchanges are <head>driving</head> some fund managers to switch business to stocks traded on London's stock exchange, which quotes firm trading prices for about 350 blue-chip issues from 12 major countries. 
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<instance id="drive.091">
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The Japanese discount rate is the central bank's base rate on loans to commercial banks. After a surprisingly sharp widening in the U.S. August merchandise trade deficit -- $10.77 billion  from a revised $8.24 billion  in July and well above expectations -- and a startling 190-point drop in stock prices on Oct. 13, the Federal Reserve relaxed short-term interest rates,  knocking fed funds from around 9% to 8 3 4 %.
But predictions that central banks of the Group of Seven (G-7) major industrial nations would continue their massive dollar sales went astray, as the market <head>drove</head> the dollar downward on its own, reacting to Wall Street's plunge and subsequent price volatility, lower U.S. interest rates and signs of a slowing U.S. economy. 
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Despite his reluctance  to take the latter step, the judge indicated  he would move quickly after  hearing testimony later this week in the bitter dispute between Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co. and Minpeco S.A., a minerals concern owned  by the Peruvian governmemt. The Manufacturers Hanover Corp. unit, which  is seeking repayment of a $36 million  loan, has asked the court  to give its claim priority over that of Minpeco, which  won a $132 million  judgment against Mr. Hunt, his brother Nelson Bunker Hunt and other defendants last year in a case stemming from their alleged attempts  to corner the silver market in
While claiming that penalties, legal fees and interest have <head>driven</head> the value of its claim to more than $250 million, Minpeco has agreed to settle for an allowed claim of as much as $65.7 million. 
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Treasury Undersecretary David Mulford defended the Treasury's efforts this fall to <head>drive</head> down the value of the dollar, saying it helped minimize damage from the 190-point drop in the stock market Oct. 13. 
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<instance id="drive.103">
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The hands and their bosses saw him as a lone knight of the range, waging a dedicated crusade against a lawless new society that  was threatening a beloved way of life. The wailing, guitar-strumming minstrels of the cattle kingdom made up songs about him.
By 1898, rustling losses had been <head>driven</head> down to the lowest level ever seen in Wyoming. 
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<instance id="drive.107">
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But then he had said, &quot; All right, kid, if that's how you want it , that's how it 'll be  &quot;. But what had I done ,  trying  to keep us pure? ?
I had <head>driven</head> him into the arms of that scheming woman. 
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<instance id="drive.110">
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The most important governments have ignored the role of low tax rates in  attracting real capital investment, instead  emphasizing financial flows in response to high interest rates. This has led them in a fruitless and destructive policy circle.
First comes monetary expansion to <head>drive</head> down the currency's value that was pushed up by tax-rate reduction. 
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<instance id="drive.120">
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Such requirements, they argue  , make it  difficult  to provide a basic, low-cost health-benefits package. &quot; Before the state of Wisconsin mandated that mental-health care be covered , there were only 70 mental-health clinics in the state; now there are 400, &quot; says  Carolyn Miller, an NFIB lobbyist.
She contends that similar mandates have <head>driven</head> up insurance costs 20% in Maryland and 30% in California. 
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<instance id="drive.123">
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She swung the quirt again, and this time he caught her wrist and pulled her out of the saddle. She came down against him, and he tried  to break her fall.
He grabbed her by the shoulders and went down on one knee, taking her weight so that some of the wind was <head>driven</head> out of him. 
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<instance id="drive.115">
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He waited there and he smiled as the tractor came up, as he would smile on any other day. He was my nephew, my brother's son,  handsome and warm and newly-scrubbed, with happiness upon his face and his face resembled my brother's and mine as well.
I saw then, too, the stake <head>driven</head> straight and hard into the plowed soil, through something there where I had been not long before. 
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<instance id="drive.118">
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It objected again in September when Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki reluctantly named a Peasant Party man as his agriculture minister . Both the Peasants and Rural Solidarity are forming new political parties for farmers.
The Peasants can make a credible case, against Solidarity, that hell-bent reform will <head>drive</head> millions from the land. 
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<instance id="drive.105">
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How lightly her &quot; eventshah-leh &quot; passed into the crannies where I was storing dialect material for some vaguely dreamed opus  , and how the word would echo . And re-echo.
Hardly had Mrs. Roebuck <head>driven</head> off when a rusty pick-up truck, father or grandfather of Senor &quot; Moriarty's &quot; Ford sedan, came screeching to a dust-swirling stop, and a brown face appeared, its nose threatened by shards of what had once been the side window. 
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<instance id="drive.106">
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We lived in rural areas many years, but now live in St. Louis County, Mo.
This morning as I <head>drove</head> the 13 miles to my law office and endured the routine heavy traffic during that twice-daily journey, I thought of how fortunate it was that we made the decision to be residents of an expanding community with so many opportunities and where so much is happening. 
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<instance id="drive.108">
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She had no children; ; she had made no friends. &quot; I 've seen you, though, before &quot;, she said  with enormous coyness,  patting his knee.
&quot; I 've seen you walking your dogs on Sunday and <head>driving</head> by in the convertible. &quot; 
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<instance id="drive.109">
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On the morning of September 10, 1895, Powell and Ross rose at dawn and began their day's work. Haying time was close at hand, and they needed some strong branches  to repair a hay rack.
Harnessing a team to a buckboard, they <head>drove</head> out to a willow-lined creek about a half-mile off, then climbed down and began chopping. 
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<instance id="drive.113">
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In the cruel clearness of her memory the boy remained unchanged, quick with the delight of laughter, and the pain with which she recalled that short destroyed childhood  was still unendurable to her. It was one with the desolate rocks and the alien water on those days when she hated the sea .
The brothers <head>drove</head> down together in Mark's small red sports car, Mark at the wheel. 
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<instance id="drive.116">
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But just when she seemed  to have sunk into some depravity of peasanthood  she would disappear and come down  bathed, brushed, and taking breaths of air, and even with her broken nails her hands would come  to rest on a table or a leaf with a thoughtless delicacy, a grace of history, so  to speak, and for an instant one saw how ferociously proud  she was  and adamant on certain questions of personal value. She even spoke differently when she was clean , and she was clean now for his departure and her voice clear and rather sharp.
&quot; Now <head>drive</head> carefully, for God's sake &quot; ! ! She called, trying to attain a half humorous resentment at his departure. 
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<instance id="drive.117">
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Back in the chase car, we drove around some more, got stuck  in a ditch, enlisted the aid of a local farmer   to get out the trailer hitch and pull us out of the ditch. We finally rendezvoused with our balloon, which  had come  to rest on a dirt road amid a clutch of Epinalers who  watched us disassemble our craft -- another half-an-hour of non-flight activity -- that  included the precision routine of  yanking the balloon to the ground, punching all the air out of it, rolling it up and cramming it and the basket into the trailer.
It was the most exercise we 'd had all morning and it was followed by our <head>driving</head> immediately to the nearest watering hole. 
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<instance id="drive.119">
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Chris was sound asleep, and I didn't see any sense in  waking him. I dressed in the kitchen, then left a note  on the table telling him what  had happened.
I <head>drove</head> off through the cool darkness to Nadine's apartment and rang the bell, and in a few seconds a young girl opened the door. 
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<instance id="drive.121">
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&quot; No, I don't &quot;, Johnson said . &quot; I'm a good Baptist, and drinking &quot;
Mrs. Roebuck very kindly let me <head>drive</head> through Sante Fe to a road which would, she said, lead us to Taos and then Raton and &quot; eventshahleh &quot; out of New Mexico. 
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<instance id="drive.122">
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I did my shopping, had my dentist appointment, and from there I went to the women's lunch at our parish church where we discussed plans for the annual Christmas bazaar , so that dusk was beginning  to gather when I drove home in the late afternoon . But the next day -- Sunday.
Why, when I <head>drove</head> down to church, didn't it speak to me, seeing the lights still on and the day crisp and clear? ? 
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<instance id="drive.124">
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Of course he's in &quot; --) The Hotel King Arthur across the street provided almost twice as many problems.
The King Arthur offered respectable and convenient lodgings to people from the suburbs who wanted to see a show and didn't want -- heaven knew didn't want ! ! -- to lunge anxiously through crowded streets to railroad stations and, at odd hours of night, <head>drive</head> from smaller stations to distant homes, probably through rain or, in November, something worse. 
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<instance id="drive.125">
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The batteries on the bugging device  I had put  on the car were still fresh enough  to send out good strong signals. The powerful microphone  I could press  against the wall between my motel unit and that occupied  by the man would bring in the sound of any conversation, and  I was positively nauseated I was so hungry .
I got in the car, <head>drove</head> down to the drive-in and ordered a couple of hamburgers with everything included, a cup of coffee and the fastest service possible. 
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<instance id="drive.095">
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He said  the government will also repeal the 1% transaction tax on the first-time purchase of stakes in companies. The announcement follows several comments  by government officials that the government will speed up the repeal of the tax, which  was originally scheduled  to fall with the start of the single internal market in the European Community at the end of 1992.
The securities-turnover tax has been long criticized by the West German financial community because it tends to <head sats="drive_out.095:0">drive</head> securities trading and other banking activities <sat id="drive_out.095:0">out</sat> of Frankfurt into rival financial centers, especially London, where trading transactions isn't taxed. 
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<instance id="drive.022">
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I looked at my watch. Barely half-an-hour aloft.
Back in the chase car, we <head sats="drive_around.022:0">drove</head> <sat id="drive_around.022:0">around</sat> some more, got stuck in a ditch, enlisted the aid of a local farmer to get out the trailer hitch and pull us out of the ditch. 
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<instance id="drive.058">
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I swam like mad, got out of the pool, grabbed my robe, and ran to the car. The keys were still in it, and I was miles away before I remembered that my clothes and purse and everything were still in the little cabana where I 'd changed  &quot;.
She 'd <head sats="drive_around.058:0">driven</head> <sat id="drive_around.058:0">around</sat> for a while, Joyce said, then, thinking Louis Thor would have calmed down by that time, she 'd gone back to his home on Bryn Mawr Drive, parked in front, and walked toward the pool. 
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<instance id="drive.080">
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Dentsu has U.S. subsidiaries, but they keep low profiles. Now, the giant marketing company, which  holds 25% of Japan's 4.4 trillion yen ($30.96 billion ) advertising industry, is considering the acquisition of an advertising network in the U.S. or Europe.
What is <head>driving</head> Dentsu's international expansion largely is the need to keep up with its Japanese clients as they grow in the U.S. and Europe. 
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<instance id="drive.097">
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A host of electronics firms in California's Silicon Valley were financed  with trading-company venture capital. Profit, at least in the short term, is usually a secondary goal.
&quot; Strategic objectives, not financial return, <head>drive</head> many of the deals, &quot; says a Venture Economics spokesman. 
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<instance id="drive.100">
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Municipal Issues The improved tone in the municipal market, largely an offshoot of the New York City sale's reception, helped municipal futures rebound from early lows, but the spread between the contract and Tbond futures continued  to grow more negative.
The MOB spread, or difference between the municipal and T-bond futures contracts, has been near all-time lows in recent trading, <head>driven</head> basically by concerns that new-issue supply would overwhelm demand. 
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<instance id="drive.102">
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Just 5% of the respondents  mentioned brands in September, up slightly from 2% in March. Only 2% of the people in September cited Sears's &quot; friendly personnel. &quot;
&quot; The power of price as an appeal, which was very considerable in <head>driving</head> traffic in March and April, has diminished, &quot; says George Rosenbaum, president of Shapiro &amp; Associates. 
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<instance id="drive.111">
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At the same time, dealers said  the U.S. unit has been locked  into a relatively narrow range in recent weeks, in part because the hefty Japanese demand for dollars has been offset  by the mark's strength,  resulting in a stalemate. Jay Goldinger, with Capital Insight Inc., reasons that while the mark has posted significant gains against the yen as well -- the mark climbed to 77.70 yen from 77.56 yen late Tuesday in New York -- the strength of the U.S. bond market compared  to its foreign counterparts has helped  lure investors to dollar-denominated bonds, rather than mark bonds.
&quot; Dollar-yen   is the <head>driving</head> force in the market, &quot; said Tom Trettien, a vice president with Banque Paribas in New York, &quot; but I'm not convinced it will continue. 
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<instance id="drive.078">
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Like Hollywood's Ghostbusters, Kentucky's stand  ready  to roll when haunts get out of hand . But they don't careen around in an old Cadillac, wear funny suits or blast away at slimy spirits.
Mr. Baker <head>drives</head> a 1987 Chevy and usually wears a tweed jacket on his ghostbusting forays. 
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<instance id="drive.084">
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He had taken her all right. Wednesday nights after youth fellowship.
Out of the church and into his big car, it tooling over the road with him <head>driving</head> and the headlights sweeping the pike ahead and after he hit college, his expansiveness, the quaint little pine board tourist courts, cabins really, with a cute naked light bulb in the ceiling (unfrosted and naked as a streetlight, like the one on the corner where you used to play when you were a kid, where you watched the bats swooping in after the bugs, watching in between your bouts at hopscotch ), a room complete with moths pinging the light and the few casual cockroaches cruising the walls, an insect Highway Patrol with feelers waving. 
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<instance id="drive.089">
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I was silent. I didn't want  to stir things up.
&quot; I <head>drive</head> my own car by courtesy of Via &quot;? ? 
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<instance id="drive.114">
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Mr. Keteyian had  to do most of his own digging on University of Nebraska football, which  is, to date, high and dry as far as the NCAA is concerned . Unfortunately, he gets low grades as an investigative reporter,  relying heavily on what Chicago's late mayor, Richard J. Daley, called  &quot; insinuendo. &quot;
Discrepancies go unexplained in &quot; Confidential &quot; (one ex-player claims he received $4,000 to $5,000 for his season football tickets while others said theirs brought only a few hundred dollars ), and when Mr. Keteyian can't nail down something, like who really owned a car <head>driven</head> by Husker tailback Doug Dubose, he simply reprints his notes. 
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<instance id="drive.079">
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When they were ready  to leave , Benson and Ramey walked back around the rear of the trailer. &quot; There's a body  you won't mind  looking at  &quot;, Benson said  and they stopped.
She had <head sats="drive_up.079:0">driven</head> <sat id="drive_up.079:0">up</sat> with her husband in a convertible with Eastern license plates, although the two drivers knew nothing at the moment about that. 
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<instance id="face.193">
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The girl dropped off to sleep. Morgan returned to the kitchen, built a fire, and carried in several buckets of water from the spring which he poured  into the copper boiler that he had placed  on the stove.
He brought his Winchester in from the front of the house, then <head>faced</head> the boy. 
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<instance id="face.212">
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All of it might have been heroic, but they had done it in the wrong place. I resented them.
Rachel <head>faced</head> me. 
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<instance id="face.234">
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You might be interested  to know that baseball, not survival, appeared  to be the first thought of most of the crowd of 60,000-odd that  had gathered at Candlestick at 5:04 p.m. Tuesday, a half-hour before game time, when the quake struck. As soon as the tremor passed, many people spontaneously arose and cheered, as though it had been a novel kind of pre-game show.
One fan, seated several rows in front of the open, upper-deck auxiliary press section where I was stationed, <head>faced</head> the assembled newsies and laughingly shouted, &quot; We arranged that just for you guys ! &quot; 
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It was dark inside the room but enough light  spilled from the restaurant behind her  to enable her to make out a round table with a green cloth top. There was a small sideboard with some empty beer bottles on it and perhaps fifteen wooden chairs.
Slowly she turned to <head>face</head> the men again. 
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I guided her to the divan, turned off the TV, <head>faced</head> her. 
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<instance id="face.183">
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The 45-year-old former General Electric Co. executive figures  it will be easier this time.
But analysts, while applauding the acquisition, say Applied's chief executive <head>faces</head> a tough challenge in integrating the two companies. 
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They say  it s possible  some of their members may be donating privately. The issue is further complicated  because although the organizations represent Korean residents, those residents were largely born and raised  in Japan and many speak only Japanese.
That they retain Korean citizenship and ties is a reflection of history -- their parents were shipped in as laborers during the decades when Japan occupied Korea before World War II -- and the discrimination that still <head>faces</head> Koreans in Japanese society. 
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<instance id="face.185">
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Johnstown attorney Richard J. Green Jr. shelled out $500  in loans to the judge over five years, he said   in testimony to the grand jury. &quot; The judge never made a pretense of  repaying the money, &quot; said  Mr. Green.
Eventually, Mr. Green testified, he began ducking out of his office rather than <head>face</head> the judge when he visited. 
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<instance id="face.186">
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Nor is the group likely  to come forward with a revised offer within the next 48 hours despite the hopes of many traders. The group's advisers want  to make certain  they have firm bank commitments the second time around.
Even if the buy-out group is able to obtain financing, the transaction still <head>faces</head> obstacles. 
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The educational effort of  teaching companies in the natural gas industry how  to use the futures   to hedge would have  to continue for another a year or two, he added  . The Merc's extremely successful contracts in crude oil, gasoline and heating oil have made it the largest futures exchange in New York, and third behind the Chicago Board of Trade and Chicago Mercantile Exchange.
In a recent interview, Mr. Thompson said the biggest problem <head>facing</head> all commodity exchanges was one of image. 
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<instance id="face.189">
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In addition, the coalition of labor and management, longtime enemies who  joined forces only under the threat of Mr. Davis's bid, could break apart now. The group's resilience gets its first test today when 30 top pilot union leaders convene outside Chicago in a previously scheduled meeting .
Union Chairman F.C. (Rick) Dubinsky <head>faces</head> the tough task of explaining why banks refused to finance a buy-out the members approved overwhelmingly last week. 
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As the country's new leader, Egon Krenz, prepared  to travel to Moscow today for talks with Soviet leader Gorbachev, hundreds of thousands of East Germans massed in the streets of Leipzig, Halle and Schwerin  to call for internal freedoms and the legalization of the New Forum opposition group. Krenz, however, vowed  to preserve the Communist Party's hold on political power and said  East Germans shouldn't destabilize the nation with unrealistic demands.
Communist officials this month have <head>faced</head> nearly daily pro-democracy protests, accompanied by the flight to the West by thousands of East Germans. 
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<instance id="face.191">
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For the third consecutive quarter, however, most of the companies ' revenues were battered  by adverse foreign-currency translations as a result of the strong dollar abroad. Analysts said that Merck &amp; Co., Eli Lilly &amp; Co., Warner-Lambert Co. and the Squibb Corp. unit of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. all benefited from strong sales of relatively new, higher-priced medicines that  provide wide profit margins.
Less robust earnings at Pfizer Inc. and Upjohn Co. were attributed to those companies ' older products, many of which <head>face</head> stiffening competition from generic drugs and other medicines. 
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<instance id="face.192">
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At $1,000  per square foot, the Japanese want the feeling of indestructibility, he explains  , not to mention protection from possible earthquake damage. Housing Developers Try Brand-Name Buildings
RESIDENTIAL builders, <head>faced</head> with a more competitive market, are turning to a traditional consumer marketing technique to establish brand-name identity. 
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<instance id="face.194">
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It makes sense from a strategic standpoint. &quot; The newly merged company will have 165 branches in Puerto Rico and 27 branches outside of the island.
The banks said they don't expect the merger to <head>face</head> any regulatory hurdles. 
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<instance id="face.195">
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The price wasn't disclosed  but one analyst estimated that it was $150 million .
Armstrong, which has <head>faced</head> a takeover threat from the Belzberg family of Canada since July, said that disposing of the carpet business would improve &quot; total financial performance. &quot; 
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<instance id="face.198">
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Thirty-four thousand of its children live in foster homes, while 50,000 residents have no homes at all.
Its tax base is shrinking, a $1 billion budget deficit looms, and the city <head>faces</head> contract negotiations with all major municipal unions next year. 
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<instance id="face.199">
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&quot; People have been seeing headline after headline after headline and saying: ` I can't take it anymore -- I'm getting out, ' &quot; says  Kurt Brouwer of Brouwer &amp; Janachowski, a San Francisco investment adviser. The withdrawals could spell trouble for the $200 billion  junk market.
If the heavy outflows continue, fund managers will <head>face</head> increasing pressure to sell off some of their junk to pay departing investors in the weeks ahead. 
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<instance id="face.200">
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Early Spring came from her bed, from beside her half-drunk husband, Walitzee, and stood at the entrance way to her lodge  hearing the mild commotion, the sound of hushed voices.  Standing there she saw Shades of Night come through the trees and stop beside the lodge,  silent, almost imperious, her body taut,  simply standing without  speaking or moving while the wife of Walitzee waited,  perhaps denying the dread that  moved in her.
When at last she could suffer the insult no longer, nor <head>face</head> the girl's scorn, she said in a voice overloud: &quot; I shall call your father ! ! 
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New York Times Co.'s third-quarter earnings report is reinforcing analysts ' belief that newspaper publishers will be <head>facing</head> continued poor earnings comparisons through 1990. 
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<instance id="face.204">
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New York State Comptroller Edward Regan predicts a $1.3 billion  budget gap for the city's next fiscal year, a gap that  could grow if there is a recession. If  elected , Mr. Dinkins will probably have no choice but  to raise taxes on overburdened businesses or cut spending in already under-serviced neighborhoods.
&quot; He is going to <head>face</head> a mess, &quot; says City Council President Andrew Stein. 
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That's well over half a billion dollars more than ABC and NBC were willing  to pay . (After 1992, the winter and summer Olympics will be held  two years apart, with the revised schedule beginning with the winter games in 1994 and the summer games in 1996.)
Now, Mr. Pilson -- a former college basketball player who says a good negotiator needs &quot; a level of focus and intellectual attention &quot; similar to a good athlete-s is <head>facing</head> the consequences of his own aggressiveness. 
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I realized that Hamlet was <head>faced</head> with an entirely different problem, but his agony could have been no greater. 
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At 12:01 a.m. EST today, the federal government's temporary $2.87 trillion  debt limit expired.  To avoid default, lawmakers must pass legislation raising the limit to $3.12 trillion  from $2.80 trillion  by next Wednesday, according to the Treasury.
Pressed by Chairman Dan Rostenkowski (D., Ill.) of the House Ways and Means Committee, Treasury Undersecretary Robert Glauber told a congressional hearing that the administration would give up its demand for the capital-gains tax cut if <head>faced</head> with a potential default. 
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Part of the increase would provide $90 million  toward  ensuring construction of a costly solid rocket-motor facility in Mr. Whitten's Mississippi. But as much as $177 million , or nearly 30% of the account, is marked  for potential transfers to research, management and flight accounts that  are spent  out at a faster clip.
The bill's managers <head>face</head> criticism, too, for the unusual number of conditions openly imposed on where funds will be spent. 
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There's contract revenue from   partnerships. But I still think  the fundamentals are poor, &quot; said  Denise Gilbert, an analyst with Montgomery Securities in San Francisco.
Genentech <head>faces</head> competition in the cardiac-drug market from SmithKline Beecham PLC's heart drug Eminase, expected to receive market approval shortly. 
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The mistrials have left the reputations of GAF, Mr. Sherwin and GAF Chairman Samuel Heyman in limbo. For Mr. Sherwin, a conviction could carry penalties of five years in prison and a $250,000  fine on each count.
GAF <head>faces</head> potential fines of $500,000 for each count. 
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Mr. Brown, meanwhile, believes  &quot; only one tax will be feasible, and it will be a one-penny sales tax increase, &quot; said  Chuck Dalldorf, an aide. One immediate source of money is an emergency fund set  up by Gov. Deukmejian.
The fund has about $1 billion and is set up to handle &quot; precisely the kind of emergency &quot; the state <head>faces</head>, said Tom Beermann, the Governor's deputy press secretary. 
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FERC's regulation had given pipelines until March 31, 1989,  to pass on to customers as much as 50% of the costs of  buying out their broken contracts, which  were made  with producers when gas prices were high and supplies short. A majority of old contracts were renegotiated  by the deadline and settled  at steep discounts.
But pipeline companies estimate they still <head>face</head> $2.4 billion in liabilities from unresolved disputes, including $1 billion they fear they won't be able to pass on to customers. 
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The corporation in America is in reality our form of socialism,  vying in a sense with the other socialistic form that  has emerged within governmental bureaucracy. But while the corporation has all the disadvantages of the socialist form of organization (so cumbersome  it can not constructively do much of anything not compatible with its need  to perpetuate itself and maintain its status quo ), unluckily it does not have the desirable aspect of socialism, the motivation  to operate for the benefit of society as a whole.
So we are <head>faced</head> with a vast network of amorphous entities perpetuating themselves in whatever manner they can, without regard to the needs of society, controlling society and forcing upon it a regime representing only the corporation's needs for survival. 
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In such positions, he explained  , &quot; you have  to create something new, and the computer isn't able  to do that right now. &quot; After only 11 moves for each side, the computer's position was shaky.
Greedily, it grabbed a pawn, at the cost of <head>facing</head> a brutal attack. 
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The short-term shift in the political climate surrounding abortion reflects two factors that  are likely  to govern the debate in the next several months: the reawakening of the abortion-rights movement as a potent force after years of lassitude, and the ability  of each side  to counter the other's advance in one arena with a victory of its own elsewhere. The action in Pennsylvania, for example, will follow last week's collapse of a special session of the Florida legislature   to enact restrictions on abortions in that state, and the vote  here in Washington by the House  to permit federally paid abortions for poor women who  are victims of rape or incest.
But President Bush is expected to veto the congressional legislation and that, along with the easy approval of the Pennsylvania measure, is likely to mute the abortion-rights activists ' claims of momentum and underline the challenges <head>faced</head> by this resurgent movement. 
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Their problem is one of inefficiency of an industrial economy. The Chinese problem is much greater -- it's how  to industrialize   to begin with. &quot;
Asked if the Soviets, like Chinese officials, won't one day <head>face</head> a similar conflict between the desire to liberalize economically and yet retain political control, Mr. Lee said, &quot; I would think that the Soviets face a deeper dilemma because they have been more in blinkers than the Chinese -- I mean keeping their people cut off from the outside world. &quot; 
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Analysts agreed with company expectations that operating profit will be down this year and in 1990. Mr. Sulzberger said  the scheduled opening of a new color-printing plant in Edison, N.J., in 1990 would involve heavy startup and depreciation costs.
&quot; With the Edison plant coming on line next summer, the Times is <head>facing</head> some tough earnings comparison in the future, &quot; said Peter Appert, an analyst with C.J. Lawrence, Morgan Grenfell. 
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Nevertheless, lobbies such as the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) continue  to pressure Capitol Hill for more special-interest spending.
Kent Colton, NAHB executive vice president, argues that the U.S. <head>faces</head> a multifaceted housing crisis -- reduced affordability of homes for first-time buyers, increased homelessness, and lower apartment construction rates -- that will be &quot; very difficult &quot; to solve &quot; without expanded federal resources. &quot; 
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Neither side would comment. The parties are currently negotiating over who  would manage the building, which  will be emptied  of 6,000 employees from Sears ' merchandise group, which  is moving elsewhere.
The new manager will <head>face</head> the daunting task of leasing 1.8 million square feet in a relatively soft Chicago real estate market. 
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&quot; It's the most distracting thing in my life -- I can't even attend to my business. &quot; His company (annual sales: about $25 million ) may suffer a costly blow --  losing an estimated 10% of total sales -- if Sony (annual sales: about $16 billion ) prevails.
Justin's plight shows what can happen when a tiny company suddenly <head>faces</head> the full legal might of a wrathful multinational. 
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And  assuming  their first investment is successful, investors will have  to pay taxes on their gains. That can reduce returns by a third or more, once local taxes are included , Mr. Lipper says  .
After that, individual traders <head>face</head> the risk that the new investment they choose won't perform well -- so their trading costs could be sustained for nothing. 
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&quot; Niche-itis fragments our advertising dollars, &quot; said  Mr. Lauder. &quot; We are being over-magazined .
We are constantly <head>faced</head> with deciding which partnerships   we can keep. &quot; 
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The demise of the 238,000-circulation Herald, once the nation's largest afternoon newspaper with circulation exceeding 700,000, turns the country's second-largest city into a one-newspaper town, at least in some senses. The Los Angeles Times, with a circulation of more than 1.1 million, dominates the region.
But it <head>faces</head> stiff competition in Orange County from the Orange County Register, which sells more than 300,000 copies a day, and in the San Fernando Valley from the Los Angeles Daily News, which sells more than 170,000. 
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Whereas conventional securities financings are structured  to be sold  quickly, Wall Street's new penchant for leveraged buy-outs and junk bonds is resulting in long-term lending commitments that  stretch out for months or years. &quot; The recent disarray in the junk bond market suggests that brokers may become longer-term creditors than they anticipated and may face long delays &quot; in  getting their money back, says   Jeffrey Bowman, a vice president at S&amp;P, which  raised a warning flag for the industry in April when it downgraded CS First Boston .
&quot; Wall Street is <head>facing</head> a Catch-22 situation, &quot; says Mr. Mahoney of Moody 's. 
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&quot; You always want your house insured , but you don't always feel the need for your investments to be insured . &quot; In addition to  hedging new stock purchases, the married-put technique can be used   to protect stocks that an investor already owns .
In either case, the investor <head>faces</head> three possible outcomes: 
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But Mr. Treybig questions whether that will be enough  to stop Tandem's first mainframe from  taking on some of the functions that large organizations previously sought  from Big Blue's machines. &quot; The answer isn't price reductions, but new systems, &quot; he said .
Nevertheless, Tandem <head>faces</head> a variety of challenges, the biggest being that customers generally view the company's computers as complementary to IBM's mainframes. 
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William Craig, an independent record promoter, pleaded guilty to payola and criminal tax charges, according to a statement issued  by Gary Feess, the U.S. attorney here. Payola is the practice of  making illegal, undisclosed payments to radio station personnel in return for  getting the stations to play certain songs over the air.
As part of his plea agreement with the government, the 44-year-old Mr. Craig <head>faces</head> a maximum of three years in prison. 
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2) Congressional representatives have two basic responsibilities  while  voting in office --  dealing with national issues (programmatic actions such as  casting roll call votes on legislation that  imposes costs and or confers benefits on the population at large) and attending to local issues (constituency service and pork barrel ). 3) Republican congressional representatives, because of their belief in a minimalist state, are less willing  to engage in local benefit-seeking than are Democratic members of Congress.
If these assumptions hold, voters in races for Congress <head>face</head> what in economic theory is called a prisoner's dilemma and have an incentive, at the margin, to lean Democratic. 
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Adding to unsteadiness in the industry, seasonal retail ad spending patterns in newspapers have been upset  by shifts in ownership and general hardships within the retail industry. In New York, the Bonwit Teller and B. Altman &amp; Co. department stores have filed for protection from creditors under Chapter 11 of the federal Bankruptcy Code, while the R.H. Macy &amp; Co., Bloomingdale's and Saks Fifth Avenue department-store chains are for sale.
Many papers throughout the country are also <head>faced</head> with a slowdown in classified-ad spending, a booming category for newspapers in recent years. 
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Demand is so strong that all of the domestic makers -- Hyundai, Kia Motors Corp., Daewoo Motor Co. and even upstart SsangYong Motor Co. -- plan  to build more factories. Industry analysts predict that by 1995, South Korea will be building three million cars a year -- about half of that for export.
It's an optimistic move in a industry already <head>facing</head> world-wide overcapacity. 
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But can Mr. Hahn carry it off? In this instance, industry observers say  , he is entering uncharted waters.
Says Kathryn McAuley, an analyst at First Manhattan Co.: &quot; This is the greatest acquisition challenge he has <head>faced</head>. 
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission ruled unanimously that the financial troubles <head>facing</head> the Seabrook, N.H., nuclear-power plant have no impact on whether the plant receives a full-power license. 
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But for small American companies, it also provides a growing source of capital and even marketing help.  Take the deal with Candela Laser Corp., a Wayland, Mass., manufacturer of high-tech medical devices, which three years ago  set its sights on Japan as an export market.
Partly to help clear the myriad obstacles <head>facing</head> any overseas company trying to penetrate Japan, tiny Candela turned to Mitsui &amp; Co., one of Japan's largest trading companies, for investment. 
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Here, in two nations alone, are  almost five hundred million people, all working, and working hard,  to raise their standards, and in  doing so,  to make of themselves a strong bulwark against the spread of an ideology that  would destroy liberty. I can not express to you the depth of my conviction that, in our own and free world interest, we must co-operate with others  to help these people achieve their legitimate ambitions, as  expressed in their different multi-year plans.
Through the World Bank and other instrumentalities, as well as through individual action by every nation in position to help, we must squarely <head>face</head> this titanic challenge. 
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Charles Gardner, a former Unisys vice president, and James Neal, a former company consultant, have admitted  participating in this and other bribery schemes. Unisys has said that all of the company officials who  participated in improper activities have left the company.
Mr. Lavelle <head>faces</head> a maximum of 20 years in jail and a $500,000 fine. 
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Their problem is one of inefficiency of an industrial economy. The Chinese problem is much greater -- it's how  to industrialize   to begin with. &quot;
Asked if the Soviets, like Chinese officials, won't one day face a similar conflict between the desire to liberalize economically and yet retain political control, Mr. Lee said, &quot; I would think that the Soviets <head>face</head> a deeper dilemma because they have been more in blinkers than the Chinese -- I mean keeping their people cut off from the outside world. &quot; 
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For Republicans who  began this campaign with such high hopes, all of this is deeply frustrating. Historically, New York is almost always in trouble.
But the trouble it <head>faces</head> now under Democratic rule seems bigger and more daunting than anything it has faced in the past. 
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Red tape is the bugaboo of small business. Ironically, the person who  wants  to run his or her own business is probably the active, results-oriented sort most likely  to hate  meeting the rules and record-keeping demands of federal, state and local regulators.
Yet every business owner has to <head>face</head> the mound of forms and regulations -- and often is the only one available to tackle it. 
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The Vice President said with a slight bluster, &quot; There isn't anyone who  loves the President more than I do. Old Chris is my ideal.
At the same time, you have to <head>face</head> facts and realize that a man who's been in the Marine Corps all his life doesn't understand much about politics. 
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-- FOREIGN TRADE. The current liberalization and decentralization of foreign trade would be taken  much further.
Soviet companies would <head>face</head> fewer obstacles for exports and could even invest their hard currency abroad. 
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In New York Stock Exchange composite trading, Boeing closed yesterday at $54.50  a share, off a scant 12.5 cents. Still, Boeing went through its normal verbal gymnastics and played up the downside.
In a statement, Chairman Frank Shrontz asserted that the company &quot; <head>faces</head> significant challenges and risks, &quot; on both its commercial and government contracts. 
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Speaking in a low voice of loathing she went up to the girl, who  stood with the same upright, scornful bearing and did not even look at the knife. &quot;  Go  take helsq'iyokom, your evil spirit, to the young boys &quot;, the woman said .
&quot; They do not have to <head>face</head> battle. 
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China's last big import binge sent reserves tumbling to $10.6 billion  in June 1985 from $16.6 billion  the previous September. China might stave off a crisis if it acts as forcefully as it did  to arrest the 1985 decline, when Beijing slammed the brakes on foreign-exchange spending and devalued the currency .
But this time, China <head>faces</head> a more difficult battle because of economic forces that have come into play since the Tiananmen Square killings June 4. 
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When he later sided with striking hospital workers , some allies  cringed a little more, concerned that Mr. Dinkins was setting the wrong tone for coming contract negotiations with city employees. Then, two days before  receiving an endorsement from environmental groups, Mr. Dinkins promised  he would issue a three-year moratorium on construction of garbage-incinerator plants.
That announcement was roundly criticized by Mayor Koch -- who has endorsed Mr. Dinkins -- because the city <head>faces</head> a garbage crisis and has already spent $5 million planning for an incinerator that would be scrapped under Mr. Dinkins's proposal. 
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Many small investors are <head>facing</head> a double whammy this year: They got hurt by investing in the highly risky junk bond market, and the pain is worse because they did it with borrowed money. 
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&quot; We expect next year to be a fairly soft year in newspaper-industry advertising, &quot; said  John Morton, an analyst for Lynch, Jones &amp; Ryan. &quot; Next year, earnings will hold  steady, but we just don't see a big turnaround in the trend in advertising. &quot;
John S. Reidy, an analyst for Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., said, &quot; The Times <head>faces</head> the same problem of other publishers: linage is down. 
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Three companies, Esso Resources Canada Ltd., Shell Canada Ltd. and Gulf Canada Resources Ltd., applied to the Canadian National Energy Board  to export 9.2 trillion cubic feet of Mackenzie delta natural gas over 20 years  starting in 1996.  To be economically feasible, the 11 billion Canadian dollar (US$ 9.37 billion ) project requires almost a doubling of natural gas export prices.
It also <head>faces</head> numerous other hurdles including an agreement on a pipeline route for the gas. 
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In that case, international banks and investors incurred big losses because they incorrectly believed  the company's debt carried implicit state guarantees. Doubts about the quality of state credit guarantees could reduce the competitive strength of Finnish companies in world markets where financing often is the key to  winning orders , analysts warn  .
Moreover, state-owned Finnish companies lacking formal state guarantees could <head>face</head> greater difficulty raising funds in international financial markets, bankers say. 
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Moscow has settled pre-1917 debts with other countries in recent years at less than face value. The State Department stressed the pre-1933 debts as the key to  satisfying the Johnson Act.
But the Soviets might still <head>face</head> legal obstacles to raising money in the U.S. until they settle hundreds of millions of dollars in additional debt still outstanding from the World War II lend-lease program. 
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A soft landing isn't something that  can be achieved  once and for all, Mr. Confair adds  . It has  to be engineered  over and over again, month after month.
He believes that the task <head>facing</head> Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan is so difficult that it resembles &quot; juggling a double-bladed ax and a buzz saw. &quot; 
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Insurers may see claims resulting from the San Francisco earthquake totaling nearly $1 billion -- far less than the claims they <head>face</head> from Hurricane Hugo -- but the recent spate of catastrophes should jolt property insurance rates in coming months. 
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He added that, after an initial surge triggered  by an advertising blitz in March, Sears expected that the pricing program wouldn't have any effect on revenue. Sears has been counting on growth coming from the large displays of brand-name merchandise  it is adding  to its stores over the next two years in what it calls  &quot; power formats. &quot;
But analysts say Sears <head>faces</head> an especially daunting challenge on the eve of the Christmas shopping season. 
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The property claims service division of the American Insurance Services Group estimated insured losses from the earthquake at $960 million . This estimate doesn't include claims under workers ' compensation, life, health disability and liability insurance and damage to infrastructure such as bridges, highways and public buildings.
The estimated earthquake losses are low compared with the $4 billion in claims that insurers <head>face</head> from Hurricane Hugo, which ripped through the Caribbean and the Carolinas last month. 
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Any attempt  to reconcile this statement of the central issue in the campaign of 1956 with the nature of the man who  could not conceive it as the central issue will at least resolve our confusions about the chaotic and misleading results of the earnestness of both doctors and President in a situation which  should never have arisen. It was a response to the conflict between political pressure and the moral intuition which  resulted in attempts at prediction.
In no other situation would a group of doctors, struggling competently to improve the life expectancy of a man beloved by the world, be subjected to such merciless and persistent questioning, and before they were prepared to demonstrate the kind of verbal precision which alone can clarify for mankind the problems it <head>faces</head>. 
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Insurers <head>face</head> the prospect of paying out billions of dollars for damages caused by this week's California earthquake. 
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The stock's decline accelerated in the past two weeks, from a price of $8  a share on Oct. 9. Columbia officials said  they don't know how quickly they will dispose of the thrift's junk bonds , because federal regulations, such as those that  would allow thrifts to continue  holding the bonds in separately capitalized subsidiaries, haven't yet been completed .
Columbia officials also said the thrift shouldn't <head>face</head> problems meeting regulatory capital requirements, despite the large reserves and write-downs and stiffer regulatory requirements that should be in place by year's end. 
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Mr. Icahn, the company's deep-pocketed, tenacious adversary, recently disclosed that he had raised his USX stake to 13.1 %, and he again threatened a takeover. A battle with Mr. Icahn would rattle even the most seasoned chief executive,  to say nothing of one who  took the helm less than five months ago.
In addition, USX's giant steel segment, representing 34% of its 1988 sales, is <head>facing</head> softening demand and slipping prices as well as increasing competition from foreign steelmakers and low-cost minimills. 
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The West German chemical concern said  it will close the last remaining fertilizer plant in Oberhausen in the fall of next year.
Hoechst said the fertilizer market <head>faces</head> overcapacity in Western Europe, rising imports from East bloc countries and overseas, and declining demand. 
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Mr. McNealy said  the issues that  hurt Sun's performance earlier this year are now &quot; largely &quot; behind the firm, and he indicated that Sun's profitability should increase throughout the fiscal year. Sun also reported a record backlog of orders.
While this indicates continued strong demand for the company's desk-top computers, Sun <head>faces</head> increasing competition from Digital Equipment Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co. 
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He thinks  government officials are terrified  to let a recession start when government, corporate and personal debt levels are so high . So he thinks  the government will err on the side of rekindled inflation.
As a result, Mr. Fleckenstein says, &quot; I think the ball game's over, &quot; and investors are about to <head>face</head> a bear market. 
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While IBM has traditionally dominated the market for computers on the business side of manufacturing operations and has done well in the market for design tools, Digital has dominated computerized manufacturing. Hewlett-Packard Co. also has begun  to gain share in the whole computer-integrated-manufacturing arena.
IBM will <head>face</head> an uphill climb against Digital, given Digital's reputation for being better than IBM at hooking together different manufacturers ' computers. 
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Egon Krenz, the man tapped yesterday to become East Germany's new leader, <head>faces</head> the same task that has fallen to neighboring socialist colleagues: reforming a country in crisis. 
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It forced us to fix the responsibility for the position in which all medical commentators had been placed  . The discussion of professional ethics inevitably reminded us that in the historical perspective the President's decision will finally clarify itself as a moral , rather than a medical , problem.
Because the responsibility for resolving the issue lay with the President, rather than with his doctors, nothing raises more surely for us the difficulties simple goodness <head>faces</head> in dealing with complex moral problems under political pressure. 
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So the IRS has drawn a rationale from the sale of a home site split  in two and sold  in different years to the same buyer; a court let the seller in that old case treat this as the sale of one residence. Thus, the IRS says  , the Blandings ' $200,000  loan is home-acquisition debt, and interest on it is fully deductible.
EARTHQUAKE VICTIMS <head>facing</head> imminent filing and payment deadlines will get extensions and penalty waivers like those provided for Hugo's victims; IRS Notice 89108 has details. 
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But with world-wide opinion -- even, apparently in Moscow -- against East Germany, the country would have  to turn itself into an Albania  to clamp down further on refugees. There have been some reports that Mr. Krenz is moving  to &quot; soften &quot; his reputation, notably rumors that it was he who  kept East Germany's state police off protesters ' backs at the country's dismal 40th anniversary celebrations earlier this month.
But even if he effects a Hyde-to-Jekyll transformation, he will <head>face</head> a serious ideological crisis and Reunification Scenario Two. 
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The rest are split  roughly between optimists who  expect Hong Kong to hum along as   before and pessimists who  foresee irreparable chaos. The interviews took place two years ago.
Since the China crisis erupted, Mr. Mushkat says, the scenario as depicted by the middle-of-the-road group bears a remarkable resemblance to the difficulties Hong Kong currently <head>faces</head>. 
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That rule gives boards of directors wide latitude in  deciding how  to deal with dissident shareholders . SENATE HEARS final arguments in impeachment trial of federal judge.
Yesterday, U.S. Judge Alcee Hastings <head>faced</head> his jury -- the full U.S. Senate -- and said, &quot; I am not guilty of having committed any crime. &quot; 
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Their onrush and retreat, he reported  , was accompanied  by a great hissing, roaring and rattling. The third and fourth waves seemed  to be the highest.
On some of the islands ' beaches the waves came in gently; ; they were steepest on the shores <head>facing</head> the direction of the seaquake from which the waves had come. 
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&quot;  Reverse &quot;, Elaine said , then peered through the loop of the RDF and waved to Poet. A second later she came behind the wheel and backed off the anchor line until it was set  in the ocean floor.
She cut the engines and slowly the cruiser swung around on the end of its lines until its bow was pointing into the wind and the cockpit <head>faced</head> toward the shore. 
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Critics warned  such cash contributions may only undercut the opposition party's standing, and one irony is that under Nicaraguan law a major portion of the opposition party's funds must be shared  with the government's Supreme Electoral Council. Within the appropriations conference yesterday, the $67 billion  measure is the second largest of the annual domestic spending bills and covers a disparate collection of accounts for science, housing, veterans and the environment.
The decision to raise the ceiling on FHA home loans still <head>faces</head> strong opposition in the House. 
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The company has long struggled  to deliver a strong mainframe-class product, and made a costly decision  in 1988  to halt development of an interim product meant  to stem the revenue losses at the high end. Digital's failure  to deliver a true mainframe-class machine before now may have cost the company as much as $1 billion  in revenue in fiscal 1989, Mr. Willman says  .
IBM will <head>face</head> still more competition in coming months. 
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Exports, which  played a key role in  fueling growth over the last two years, seem  to have stalled. Factory payrolls and production fell in September, and the auto industry and housing are in a severe crunch.
But Mr. Greenspan remains reluctant to loosen policy, partly because he <head>faces</head> a phalanx of presidents of regional Fed banks who oppose credit easing. 
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British Satellite today is unveiling a #30 million  advertising and promotional drive for the consortium's planned five channels of movies, sports, entertainment and news shows. As part of the drive, the first 50,000 viewers who  put up #10  each will get a package valued  at #170  -- including a satellite receiving dish, equipment installation and a three-month subscription to its pay-movie service.
British Satellite <head>faces</head> competition from Sky Television, a satellite-TV venture begun last February and owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. 
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He evidently couldn't foresee that it might be his downfall in the end. He had made himself the personification of the Devil to the homesteaders.
But to the cattlemen who had been facing bankruptcy from rustling losses and to the cowboys who had been <head>faced</head> with lay-offs a few years earlier, he was becoming a vastly different type of legendary figure. 
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But even in that short time Mr. Guzman Cabrera has become as controversial in his own way as his deposed predecessor, Joaquin Hernandez Galicia, known  as La Quina. President Carlos Salinas de Gortari used the army  to oust La Quina, who  reigned for 28 years over a graft-riddled empire that  made state-run Petroleos Mexicanos, or Pemex, one of the world's most inefficient oil companies.
Now, Mr. Guzman Cabrera is <head>facing</head> accusations that he's as much a company man as La Quina was a crook. 
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Although Mr. Hastings had been acquitted  by a jury, lawmakers handling the prosecution in Congress had argued that the purpose of impeachment isn't  to punish an individual. Instead, they argued that impeachment aims  to protect public institutions from people who  have abused their positions of trust, irrespective of the outcome of prior criminal or civil cases.
Mr. Hastings <head>faced</head> the senators and sat impassively during the first two roll-call votes, then quickly left the chamber. 
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The book could be The Brothers Karamazov, but it would still have the same jacket illustration. I remember  once I did a jacket for Magpie Press; ; the book was a fine historical novel about Edward 3, , and I did a week of research  to get the details  just right: the fifteenth-century armor, furnishings, clothes.
I even <head sats="ferret_out.002:0">ferreted</head> <sat id="ferret_out.002:0">out</sat> the materials from which shields were made -- linden wood covered with leather -- so I 'd get the light reflections accurate. 
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Then it was no bogey  she had dreamed  up; ; it was only too true. Myra had no intention whatever of  sending for Cathy in two weeks.
For a moment, anger darkened the hallway about her, and when she <head>found</head> her voice, anger thickened it. 
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Well,  don't worry. Just  let me outta here &quot; -- &quot; But why did you come back  &quot;? ?
I 'd <head>found</head> my voice. 
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The survey reported  the number of people who  said  they bowl regularly has fallen to just 8% from 17% in 1981. The American Bowling Congress claims  a higher percentage of the public bowls regularly, but concedes  its membership has declined this decade.
To <head sats="find_out.124:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.124:0">out</sat> why, the group recently commissioned a study of the past 20 years of bowling-related research. 
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@8k9025sx-d-22
I would like  to <head sats="find_out.148:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.148:0">out</sat> the flight number for the United flight that  arrives in San Jose around ten p.m 
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The devices ' most remarkable possibilities, though, involve the brain.  Probing with the stimulators, National Institutes of Health scientists recently showed how the brain reorganizes motor-control resources after an amputation .
Similar studies are expected to reveal how stroke patients ' brains regroup -- a first step toward <head>finding</head> ways to bolster that process and speed rehabilitation. 
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Both indicators were viewed  as signs that the nation's industrial sector is growing very slowly, if at all. A survey by the Federal Reserve's 12 district banks and the latest report by the National Association of Purchasing Management blurred that picture of the economy.
In a monthly report prepared for use at the Fed's next Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Nov. 14., the nation's central bank <head>found</head> that price increases have moderated and economic activity has grown at a sluggish pace in recent weeks. 
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Most boosters claim  the new sports complexes will be moneymakers for their city. Pepperdine University economist Dean Baim scoffs at that.
He has looked at 14 baseball and football stadiums and <head>found</head> that only one -- private Dodger Stadium -- brought more money into a city than it took out. 
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A survey by the Federal Reserve's 12 district banks and the latest report by the National Association of Purchasing Management blurred that picture of the economy. In a monthly report prepared  for use at the Fed's next Federal Open Market Committee meeting on Nov. 14., the nation's central bank found that price increases have moderated and economic activity has grown at a sluggish pace in recent weeks.
Among other things, the survey <head>found</head> that manufacturing activity varied considerably across districts and among industries. 
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Citing the October 1987 crash, Glenn Miller says, &quot; It's like the last crash -- they threatened, but no one did anything. &quot; A. Donald Anderson, a 59-year-old Los Angeles investor who  says  the stock market's &quot; fluctuations and gyrations give me the heebie-jeebies, &quot; doesn't see much point in  outlawing program trading.
Those who still want to do it &quot; will just <head>find</head> some way to get around &quot; any attempt to curb it. 
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They were already swollen  to bursting. Of all their worldly belongings, next to the oxen and his gun, the seed grain had been the most treasured.
It was spoiled now for seed, and it would sour and mold in three days if they failed to <head>find</head> a place and fuel to dry it. 
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Was she thinking along the same lines  Lucy was   -- that it was quite possible  Cathy might be left  with her for good? ? &quot; You mean once Myra gets to Paris &quot;? ?
Once the soft, pretty moth <head>found</head> the bright light she had always wanted? ? 
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Coincident with the talks, the State Department said  it has permitted a Soviet bank to open a New York branch. The branch of the Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs was approved  last spring and opened in July.
But a Soviet bank here would be crippled unless Moscow <head>found</head> a way to settle the $188 million debt, which was lent to the country's short-lived democratic Kerensky government before the Communists seized power in 1917. 
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But each mile westward, she had hated him the deeper. He stared at the dipper,  turning it over and over in his wide, calloused hands.
&quot; I suppose &quot;, he muttered, &quot; I can sell the outfit for enough to send you home to your folks, once we <head>find</head> a settlement &quot;. 
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Quint smothered a yawn. She made better pictures than any book  he 'd read , but he didn't say so.
Artfully, as the days went by, he <head>found</head> occasion to tell her that his father had won the Navy Cross in the Korean War; ; that his baby sister could spit up through her nose when she felt like it; ; that he personally had an IQ of 141 and was currently reading the Mushr to Ozon volume of the encyclopedia. 
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The PLO in recent months has been trying  to join international organizations but failed earlier this year  to win membership in the World Health Organization and the World Tourism Organization. A Beijing food-shop assistant has become the first mainland Chinese   to get AIDS through sex, the People's Daily said  .
It said the man, whom it did not name, had been <head>found</head> to have the disease after hospital tests. 
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In short, the problem is not intra-administration disagreement, but preoccupation with the prospect that perestrokia might fail, and its political opponents will ask &quot; Who  lost Gorbachev? &quot; Mr. Baker may want  to avoid criticism from Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell, but as Secretary of State his audience is the entire Free World, not just Congress.
In any case, he's likely to <head>find</head> that the more he muzzles his colleagues, the more leaks will pop up all around Washington, a lesson once learned by Henry Kissinger. 
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Democrats want the tax provision to be a separate bill, subject to the usual procedural obstacles.
Republicans, meanwhile, want to try to protect the measure by combining it with two politically popular issues that Democrats could <head>find</head> hard to block. 
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Wine merchants can't keep Roederer Cristal in stock, but they have  to push Salon le Mesnil,  even lowering the price from $115  to $90 . It's hardly a question of quality -- the 1982 Salon is a beautiful wine, but, as Mr. Pratt noted  , people have their own ideas about value.
It's interesting to <head>find</head> that a lot of the expensive wines aren't always walking out the door. 
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A Beijing food-shop assistant has become the first mainland Chinese   to get AIDS through sex, the People's Daily said  . It said  the man, whom it did not name , had been found  to have the disease after hospital tests.
Once the disease was confirmed, all the man's associates and family were tested, but none have so far been <head>found</head> to have AIDS, the newspaper said. 
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Performing loans. At the same time, you 'll give your Foster Savings Institution the gift of hope and freedom from the federal regulators who  want  to close its doors -- for good.
As a Foster Corporate Parent, you will experience the same joy felt by Robert Bass, Lewis Ranieri, William Simon and others, who <head>find</head> ways to help troubled savings institutions and their employees help themselves. 
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It worried him, this inability  to get the simplest things done  in the course of a day. He would wake up in the middle of the night and fret about it.
How in the world had he formerly <head>found</head> time to build up a business, raise a family, be on half a dozen boards, work actively on committees and either go out in the evening or plow through the contents of a bulging brief case? ? 
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The husband points the steps out with his flashlight: &quot; Its white stare filling her pale eyes To the blind brim with appetite, Bleaching her hands that  grazed my thighs And sent us from the table in surprise  To let the dishes soak all night, &quot; (Mary Jane asked herself if Meredith was blushing at this line, or was it the fire )? ? But he read on.
In the bedroom before the husband and wife <head>find</head> their way to the bed, the lights go on: 
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The Soviet purchases are so massive that exporters are struggling to <head>find</head> enough river barges and trains to move the recently harvested Midwest crop to ports for loading onto Soviet ships. 
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River barge rates have soared 40% this fall from a year earlier. Railroad companies and some ports are reaping a sudden windfall of business.
And some grain analysts are predicting that corn prices might gyrate this month as exporters scrounge to <head>find</head> enough of the crop to meet their obligations to the Soviets. 
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There had never been a good reason  for Doc Doolittle to grow up . He had come into the Navy  too young, with the image of the fun-loving Guns Appleby before him.
The war <head>found</head> him much too early, and its perils -- and especially its awful boredom -- were best forgotten in horseplay and elaborate practical jokes, and even now Doc had never found any stabilizing, sobering influence. 
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&quot; Probably &quot;, said  Henrietta dryly. He gave a short hard laugh and looked at her knowingly.
&quot; You 'd be the one to say &quot;, he observed, and she <head>found</head> herself liking his approval none too well, but she could not defend herself and say that her actions were &quot; different &quot;, since all actions had their own laws. 
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Then Via called  to say  they had decided  to cremate her -- as they had  Ellen, the thought leaped to my mind -- and did I want  to meet her at the funeral home the next morning. The coffin stood on trestles in a corner of the long low dimly lit funeral parlor, on its dark shining surface the sheaf of white roses  I had ordered .
I knelt, just for decency I thought at the time, but <head>found</head> myself whispering, &quot; Our Father which Art in Heaven &quot; And it was only after that that something unlocked in me and I felt a grief. 
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Wedtech management used the merit system. If you were especially helpful in a corrupt scheme you received not just cash in a bag, but equity.
If you were not an effective crook, you <head>found</head> yourself out in the cold, a fate that eventually befell Mr. Mariotta, the firm's semiliterate &quot; minority &quot; person. 
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&quot; What are you playing  &quot;? ? Owen asked . &quot; I'm just logging &quot;, the cowboy explained .
&quot; I keep all these plays in this little black book, and I watch over a twelve-hour period to <head sats="find_out.146:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.146:0">out</sat> what numbers are repeating. 
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&quot; I wouldn't even be surprised  &quot;, she said unhappily , &quot; if Myra tried  to leave her with us forever &quot;. Myra loved big cities; ; thousands of miles away -- in Paris, of all places -- she might forget  she had ever been a mother.
Lucy knew her too well to <head>find</head> it impossible. 
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She would try  to see over the bulge of her cheeks and somewhat under her teeth to the place where she was biting . It never worked, naturally; ; but it made her look unusual.
Also, when she had bitten off half of the small radish, she <head>found</head> the suspense unbearable; ; and she would snatch the finger-held half of the radish out to where she could inspect it. 
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While a quarter of black voters disapprove of Mr. Bush's handling of his job, only 15% have a negative view of his spouse. &quot; The statistics imply that three-quarters of blacks approve of Mr. Bush's job performance and 85% of blacks approve of Mrs. Bush.
If the assumption is that it is surprising that so few blacks <head>find</head> Mr. and Mrs. Bush distasteful, the positive view is even more newsworthy. 
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Mr. Panelli has plenty of company. Nearly three-fourths of the people who  own home exercise equipment don't use it as much as they planned , according to The Wall Street Journal's &quot; American Way of Buying &quot; survey.
The Roper Organization, which conducted the survey, said almost half of the exercise equipment owners <head>found</head> it duller than they expected. 
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Grandma said  it was just like the early mining camp days, and it was the way  people ought  to live , only she was getting too old  to take the pleasure  from it that she used  to  . &quot; You said a mouthful &quot;, Eugenia said  grimly.
Eugenia hated being cold worse than anything, and she was beginning to <head>find</head> the joys of poverty wearing thin. 
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&quot; If we can not tell evil, horror, and insanity from nonsense, what  is the future of humor and comedy &quot;? ? Moreland asked , grimly. &quot; Cryptic &quot;, I said .
&quot; They require, for existence, a brave spirit and a high heart, and where do you <head>find</head> these? ? 
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Like most of Cambria County's lawyers and residents who  had dealings with the judge, Mr. Green declined  to be interviewed  for this article. And no one with a complaint about the judge would allow his name to be printed .
&quot; I don't have anything much to say, and I think that's what you're going to <head>find</head> from everyone else you talk to up here, &quot; says local attorney Edward F. Peduzzi. 
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&quot; You're in the secular world &quot;. &quot; I didn't say  it was Christian.
I don't think you 'll <head>find</head> many active Christian salesmen. 
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His first thought was that Mrs. Kirby, in her mania for color, had dyed a cat and that cat had somehow managed  to open the refrigerator door and climb in; ; but on further investigation, the thing proved  to be a sweater, of the long-hair variety that  sheds onto men's jackets -- pale, pale pink and, according to the label, size thirty-four. He thought about it for a minute, could find no reasonable explanation for the presence of a sweater in the refrigerator, got the salami, bread, and a Bermuda onion, and put the whole thing out of his mind.
Next morning, he <head>found</head> a note in the refrigerator. 
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Yes, oh yes. What else  was there    to say ? ?
Returning to the log-house he <head>found</head> some favorite lines from Jonathan Swift on his lips: &quot; Under the window in stormy weather I marry this man and woman together. 
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He leafed through the light reading provided  by Mrs. Kirby for her guests: four separate adventures of the Bobbsey Twins (At the Seashore, At the Mountains, On the Farm, and In Danger) and several agricultural bulletins on the treatment of hoof-and-mouth disease in cattle, hideously illustrated. He dozed,  only to dream of Vivian, and woke,  only to crash into the night table,  bruising his other shin.
He took a yellow pill, only to choke on it, and went for the salami, only to <head>find</head> something alive in the refrigerator -- something pink and fuzzy. 
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Ahah, he thought , a lush divorcee at last.  Probably saw me in the lobby.
He was disappointed to <head>find</head> a nervous, scrawny woman with a big hat standing at the door. 
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Her upper lip lifted slightly. She was biting into a small red radish; ; and that action always caused her to lift her lip from the sting of the thing.
Also, she lived in continual fear of <head>finding</head> a white worm curled up in a neat, mean little heap at the white center of the radish. 
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Sometime earlier the weather had turned cold and it was snowing. I went out into it.
I walked around breathing the cold wine of the air until I <head>found</head> a park, and I sat down on a snowy bench where the light was dim and came from the sky. 
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To date, scientists have fingered two of these cancer-suppressors. Dr. Dryja made his retinoblastoma discovery in 1986.
Then last spring, researchers reported <head>finding</head> a gene called p53 which, if impaired, turns healthy colon cells cancerous. 
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<instance id="find.168">
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At the same time, the Johns Hopkins team and others are rushing  to pinpoint other tumor-suppressor genes. Dr. Vogelstein hopes  soon to isolate one on chromosome 18, also involved in colon cancer.
Ray White in Utah and Walter Bodmer, a researcher in Great Britain, are close to <head>finding</head> another gene involved with some types of colon cancer, thought to be on chromosome 5. 
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<instance id="find.169">
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That is for the future. Already, scientists are developing tests based  on the newly identified genes that , for the first time, can predict whether an otherwise healthy individual is likely  to get cancer.
&quot; It's a super-exciting set of discoveries, &quot; says Bert Vogelstein, a Johns Hopkins University researcher who has just <head>found</head> a gene pivotal to the triggering of colon cancer. 
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Dogs did something to one's ego. They were constantly assuring you that you were one of the world's great guys.
Regardless of how much of a slob you knew yourself to be, you could be certain they would never <head sats="find_out.121:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.121:0">out</sat> -- and even if they did it would make no difference. 
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For the remainder of the movie, Chancellor Neitzbohr proceeds  to lash the piano stool with a slat from a Venetian blind that  used  to hang in the pre-war Reichstag. In this manner, he seeks  to expunge from his own soul the guilt pangs caused  by his personal assaults against the English at Dunkirk.
As we <head sats="find_out.189:0">find</head> <sat id="find_out.189:0">out</sat> at the end, it is not the stool (symbolizing Doris, therefore the English) that he is punishing but the piece of Venetian blind. 
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When a witness at court was asked  if he had been kicked  in the ensuing rumpus , he replied, &quot; No, it was in the stomach &quot;. Strangely enough, this always brought the house down.
Apart from journalese and vaudeville gags, the anatomical is also <head>found</head> in jocular literature. 
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When they found it last winter , Dr. Vogelstein was dubious that the search was over. His doubts stemmed from the fact that several years earlier a Princeton University researcher, Arnold Levine, had found in experiments with mice that a gene called  p53 could transform normal cells into cancerous ones.
The deletion Dr. Vogelstein <head>found</head> was in exactly the same spot as p53. 
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For months the Johns Hopkins researchers,  using gene probes, experimentally crawled down the length of chromosome 17,  looking for the smallest common bit of genetic material lost  in all tumor cells. Such a piece of DNA would probably constitute a gene.
When they <head>found</head> it last winter, Dr. Vogelstein was dubious that the search was over. 
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But to Mitsubishi Estate, the acquisition has just the elements that  should win support from both sides. First of all, it is a friendly acquisition in which Rockefeller sought out Mitsubishi Estate and asked it  to buy a majority share .
Secondly, the two companies <head>found</head> a similarity in their business and development philosophies and intend to cooperate in a range of activities from real estate to telecommunications. 
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The law defines unfairly low prices as ones below the cost of production or below prices in an exporter's home market. ITC officials said  final Commerce Department and ITC rulings won't come until next March or later.
If both agencies <head>find</head> violations of the U.S. trade law, the U.S. would assess penalty duties on the imports, which already are subject to import quotas under bilateral textile and apparel trade agreements. 
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&quot; I can not speak for others, sir, but I am innocent &quot;. He leaned closer to Alexander,  squinting up at him from the deck.
&quot; Surely, Captain, you did not <head>find</head> my name on any suspicious paper or anything &quot;. 
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Cotton Inc.'s new $9 million  campaign calls cotton the &quot; Fabric of Our Lives. &quot; The campaign replaces its &quot;  Take Comfort in Cotton &quot; ads and marks the end of its national cooperative advertising efforts.
For years, the company's ads were tied in with pitches for Cannon sheets or Martex towels, for example, and an announcer at the end of the ads would tell customers where to &quot; <head>find</head> the true performance label. &quot; 
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She ran from a little group of us. We were sitting together, talking.
She went to the father and <head>found</head> he had hanged himself &quot;. 
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<instance id="find.195">
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Mr. Clifton would have preferred death and bankruptcy to  having his son stay with his wife's people without  contributing to his and his family's upkeep, and besides that there were the things that  had  to be bought  for the baby, milk and orange juice and vitamins and soap, just plain soap. Maggie and Stuart pored over figures every night,  trying  to find how they could squeeze out a few pennies more .
In desperation Maggie consulted Eugenia one afternoon: &quot; Do you think you could <head>find</head> me something I could do here at home to make some money, so I could still watch the baby and do the rest of the things &quot;? ? 
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In a riveting day of hearings before the House Banking Committee, the examiners described <head>finding</head> shredded documents, a mysterious Panamanian subsidiary, millions of dollars funneled into a Swiss bank, and a complacent attitude by Mr. Wall's deputies, one of whom was portrayed as acting more like a public-relations man for the thrift than a federal regulator. 
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<instance id="find.132">
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&quot; People are looking  to stake their claims &quot; now before the number of available nations runs out, says  Michael Porter, an analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co., New York. Behind all the hoopla is  some heavy-duty competition.
As individual investors have turned away from the stock market over the years, securities firms have scrambled to <head>find</head> new products that brokers find easy to sell. 
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<instance id="find.136">
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Stopping the cars at a fork in the road, he got out, paced off a certain distance to a spot between two shrub-covered sand hills, and indicated a location. Orders  were given   to dig.
Nothing was <head>found</head>. 
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When there was bridge at Edythe's house , the cards shuffled like wet graham crackers and the food probably was wet graham crackers. She managed a missionary drive for the church once and got the books so confused that old Mr. Webber, the eldest elder, who  'd never donated more than five dollars to anything, had  to cough up five hundred dollars  to avoid a scandal in what Edythe called  &quot; the bosoms of the church &quot;.
John did <head>find</head> the missing checks and money afterward, and the drive was actually oversubscribed, which was a real bit of luck for the missionaries. 
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He poured the water off the sourdough and off the flour,  salvaging the chunky, watery messes for biscuits of a sort. Their jams and jellies had not suffered.
He <head>found</head> a jar of preserved tomatoes and one of eggs that they had meant to save. 
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This was the big man with the proprietory air and the beetling, shaggy eyebrows. &quot; Aristide ! !
I want you to <head>find</head> Monsieur Prieur at once and give him this money for the boy's purchase. 
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Tymnet is a major network linking computers. One of its international specialists, Steve White, took a quick interest in Mr. Stoll's hunt,  ultimately tracing the hacker to West Germany.
The West Germans then took over and finally <head>found</head> Markus Hess. 
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&quot; Need a pumpkin  to get to the party &quot;? ? I couldn't help  laughing with him.
&quot; Well, I should <head>find</head> Alma &quot; -- I began. 
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He would have told her, but Victoria was yodeling. That meant &quot; Mama wants you Quint.
Come home or I 'll come <head>find</head> you &quot;. 
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The most that  was accomplished  was  adding Mrs. Beige's tray to the dish pile, and by means of repeated threats, on an ascending scale, seeing that the girls dressed themselves, after a fashion. I was saved  from  making the decision as the phone rang, and the girls were upon me instantly.
Here's a household hint: if you can't <head>find</head> your children, and get tired of calling them, pick up the phone. 
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The word dissemination, it decided  , referred only to itself. &quot; The USIA officially and publicly declared the absolute right  of everyone except the USIA  to disseminate agency program materials in the United States, &quot; my lawyer, the scholarly Mark McCormick of Des Moines, said  in a memo pointing out the facts and trying  to make me feel good after the press reported that I had lost.
The court noted the new USIA position but, just in case, officially <head>found</head> &quot; that Congress did not intend to preclude plaintiffs from disseminating USIA information domestically. &quot; 
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Oleg A. Grinevsky, the chief Soviet negotiator in the conventional-arms talks, argued that this would mean  the Soviets would have  to destroy some 1,800 tanks, while the U.S. would lose none because it has no light tanks in Europe. But the issue is stickier than it seems .
France, Britain and Italy all have light tanks they would like to <head sats="keep_out.053:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_out.053:0">out</sat> of the talks. 
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There was no lock because Herman didn't allow a lock. A lock on the toilet would encourage  malingering and primping.
The toilet hadn't had a sincere scrubbing in years and there were things written on the walls of the little boxed-in place because you couldn't <head sats="keep_out.119:0">keep</head> the public <sat id="keep_out.119:0">out</sat> -- entirely. 
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In recent testimony on Capitol Hill, Treasury officials said  they were considering the new reporting requirements, and the expected publication of the proposal in the Federal Register today is the first official step toward  creating final regulations. The Treasury is still working out the details with bank trade associations and the other government agencies that  have a hand in  fighting money laundering.
Among the possibilities the Treasury is considering are requirements that banks <head>keep</head> records identifying the originators and recipients of international wire transfers. 
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&quot; Anyone telling you  to buy stocks in this market is technically irresponsible. You don't want  to own anything  long except gold stocks. &quot;
One reason for his gloom is a weekly tally he <head>keeps</head> of stocks within a point of hitting new highs or lows. 
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Though Mrs. Thatcher has pulled through other crises, supporters wonder if her steely, autocratic ways are the right formula today. &quot; There's a rising fear that perhaps Mrs. Thatcher's style of management has become a political liability, &quot; says  Bill Martin, senior economist at London brokers UBS-Phillips &amp; Drew.
The prime minister's insistence on <head>keeping</head> a private coterie of advisers -- including an economic guru who openly criticized former Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson -- confused the financial community. 
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The government may ease repression in some areas, but it still keeps a tight grip in others. For instance, it releases Mr. Sisulu without conditions, yet his son, Zwelakhe, a newspaper editor, is restricted  to his home much of the day and isn't allowed  to work as a journalist.
The ANC vows to <head sats="keep_up.094:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_up.094:0">up</sat> pressure on the government. 
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Growing up without a mother from the time  she was three  -- it wasn't a good thing for a child,  even knowing the kind of mother  Alice had been . But I mustn't start on Alice.
She is a closed book, a picture I <head>keep</head> on my bureau, but never look at. 
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Mr. Bush has called for an agreement by next September at the latest. But some American defense officials believe  the North Atlantic Treaty Organization should take more time  to examine the long-term implications of the options being considered .
For one thing, Pentagon officials, who asked not to be identified, worry that the U.S. will have a much tougher time persuading Europeans to <head>keep</head> some short-range nuclear weapons on their soil once Soviet armored forces are thinned out. 
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They would be black or white or horse-blanket plaid, chic and splashy, like Vivian herself. Pink, Vivian once had told him  , was for baby girls, and grown-up girls who  wore pink were subconsciously clinging to their infancy.
&quot; Why does this girl <head>keep</head> a sweater in the refrigerator &quot;? ? He mused aloud. 
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Zingggg-O ! ! Then the boy straight-armed himself up,  twisting at the last moment so he landed  sitting.
He was less to see, but Feathertop took him in, too, just to <head>keep</head> the records straight. 
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Hank had gathered wood for a cookfire, and his wife was busy at it now. Conchita kept an eye on the twins and little Elena,  trying  to keep them from  falling into the creek by which they persisted in  playing .
Conchita nagged at the younger children, attempting without success to <head sats="keep_off.125:0">keep</head> her thoughts <sat id="keep_off.125:0">off</sat> Tom Brannon. 
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Think about the good  you can do  for just $15,000  a month, about the cost of a mid-size Chevrolet or two semesters at a state university. Then  send your support to a savings institution that  has taken a bad rap in the press and on its bottom line.
Every $15,000 you send will go a long way to boost sagging net worth and employee morale -- and <head sats="keep_off.150:0">keep</head> your Foster Savings Institution <sat id="keep_off.150:0">off</sat> the federal budget deficit ! 
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Her temper sparked like charcoal when it first lights up . And all the time, she had the heat of hatred in her, like charcoal that  is burning on its under side, but not visibly.
A ripple ran through the muscles of his jaws, but he <head>kept</head> control upon his voice. 
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Now, only one local ringer  remains: 64-year-old Derek Hammond. The others here today live elsewhere.
They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort to <head>keep</head> the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia. 
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&quot; God help us if we're near the island of Eromonga. We 'd be in real trouble then.
I 'd rather <head>keep</head> bailing -- or sink &quot;. 
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But you know about campaign promises. It still doesn't look like governments are coughing up everything  they know .
Still, despite their efforts to convince the world that we are indeed alone, the visitors do seem to <head>keep</head> coming and, like the recent sightings, there's often a detail or two that suggests they may actually be a little on the dumb side. 
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The detectives placed Barco under arrest and, without  informing him of the nature of the charge, took him back to Hollywood for questioning. Thus it was that Barco,  apprehended  for mere larceny, now began  to suspect that one or another of his murders had been uncovered .
During the return trip, Barco <head>kept</head> muttering to himself in meaningless phrases, such as: &quot; They're under sand dunes They're better off, I tell you I saved their souls &quot;. 
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He held his long clenched foot in both hands, and this and his contorted face -- he was trying heroically  not to cry out -- made him look like a large skinny old monkey. They all  surrounded him, the family circle, Theresa and George as solemn as if they were watching the cat have kittens, and Cousin Emma running back and forth with a kettle of hot water which she poured   steaming into a white enamelled pan.
&quot; Can you think of anything to do &quot;? ? She <head>kept</head> repeating. 
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But Martin seldom felt the impulse   to talk about anything . What  to talk about ? ?
Dolores <head>kept</head> picking up any of his clothes (except the fatal shorts) which he left about, but he had been robbed of pleasure in scattering his possessions. 
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Americans will learn more about  making products for the Soviets. Mr. Droz says  the Soviets could even help U.S. designers renew their sense of purpose.
&quot; In Moscow, they <head>kept</head> asking us things like, ` Why do you make 15 different corkscrews, when all you need is one good one? ' &quot; he says. 
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&quot; But I think  the Soviet peoples are more introverted than the Chinese. &quot; Regardless, he said , he still believes  the Soviet Union, while  falling far short of the efficiency of a Western economy, may well manage  to improve considerably.
On Asia-Pacific prosperity: &quot; If America can <head sats="keep_up.079:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_up.079:0">up</sat> the present situation -- her markets open for another 15 years, with adjustments, and Japan can grow and not cut back, and so too, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, ASEAN, Australia and New Zealand -- then in 15 years, the economies of these countries would be totally restructured to be able to almost sustain growth by themselves. &quot; 
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Then, as he doubled,  gasping, vomiting the breakfast  he had so lately eaten , Lord straightened him with an uppercut. A rabbit punch redoubled him.
And then there was a numbing blow to the heart, and another gut-flattening blow to the stomach But he couldn't <head sats="keep_up.189:0">keep</head> <sat id="keep_up.189:0">up</sat> with them. 
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Mr. Blatz had been at least sober enough  to remember  to telephone and he turned out  to be the greatest boon that  had come into Mr. Crombie's life since he moved to Highfield, in spite of the fact that he didn't work very fast or very long at a time, and he didn't like  to work at all unless Mr. Crombie hung around and talked to him. He said  he was the lonely type and  working in a cellar you saw funny things coming out of the cracks in the wall if they wasn't nobody with you.
So Mr. Crombie sat on a wooden box and talked in order to <head>keep</head> Mr. Blatz's mind from funny things. 
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During his second week at sea he brought the curious melody out of the instrument and suddenly wanted  to force the biwa to remain at just that moment in its history when it had given him pleasure . He stole from his cabin late that night and crept out into a gusty North Pacific wind and dropped the biwa into the water.
It was so dark that he didn't see it hit the water and the noisy rush of the ocean <head>kept</head> him from hearing it. 
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&quot;  Don't get yourself killed  for something that  doesn't concern you &quot;. He strode past the now frightened man, entered the house.
Miguel and Arturo Ramirez remained on the veranda to <head>keep</head> Harper from interfering. 
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I hadn't done a serious picture in almost a year. It wasn't just the pressure of work, although that was the excuse  I often used , even to myself.
It was the kind of work I was doing, the quality of the ambition it awoke in me, that <head>kept</head> me from painting. 
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He was puffing on a cigar, and he was turning up his coat collar against the rain. It was not until he moved across the porch that he became aware of them, and then it was too late.
They closed in fast, <head>kept</head> him from reaching inside his coat for his gun. 
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They singsonged the portion at the teacher, who  accompanied them in an off-key baritone and spurred them on with the stick. The tapping defined the rhythm and kept the boys awake.
I could not <head>keep</head> my eyes away from the boy with the red hair. 
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Friday's trading volume totaled 132.8 million shares. The average daily share turnover for October is almost 148 million shares.
LIN Broadcasting surged 4 5 8 to 112 5 8; LIN and BellSouth sweetened their merger agreement in an attempt to <head>keep</head> shareholders from tendering their shares to McCaw Cellular Communications. 
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I won't be guilty of  trying  to run his life &quot;. Anne picked up the towel  she was hemming  for the hospital guild.
&quot; Just because your father tried to make a banker out of you, you 've leaned over backward to <head sats="keep_one-s_hands_off.082:0 keep_one-s_hands_off.082:1 keep_one-s_hands_off.082:2">keep</head> <sat id="keep_one-s_hands_off.082:0">your</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_hands_off.082:1">hands</sat> <sat id="keep_one-s_hands_off.082:2">off</sat>. 
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Now Martin heard himself give a snort of mock good nature. With her eyes Dolores dared him for the truth,  ready  to begin: It's a little contest -- Never again did he enter into the ritual of  showing the apartment.
They <head sats="keep_up.192:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_up.192:0">up</sat> a rigid pretense of speaking relations. 
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We 'll do a D. and C. and get her permission for a hysterectomy. Maybe it's nothing, maybe it's intraepithelial or in situ --  can't take any chances &quot;.
&quot; If you can <head>keep</head> her here that long &quot;, Pete said wryly. 
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&quot; Well,  let's see.  Let's make a list of your assets &quot;.
Maggie started laughing, and she laughed so hard she couldn't stop, and she <head sats="keep_on.131:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_on.131:0">on</sat> laughing while she lugged the clothes out to the yard to hang them up while the sun was still shining. 
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And she would wink and throw kisses. They both tried  to keep  smiling and winking for a long time, but it made their lips and eyelids tremble.
But they <head sats="keep_on.180:0">kept</head> <sat id="keep_on.180:0">on</sat> clapping for a long, long time. 
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John did find the missing checks and money afterward, and the drive was actually oversubscribed , which  was a real bit of luck for the missionaries.  Being an intelligent man, John must have guessed what everyone thought  about Edythe, but he never let on by so much as a brave smile.
Poor John was the kind of stock that keeps a bargain without whimpering and maybe bends over backward to <head>keep</head> a bad one. 
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Fearless. Every night when he wanted a drink of water , didn't he practice  being fearless by  not turning on the bathroom light? ?
A dark bathroom can be pretty scary, and he 'd creep back to bed, proud of himself, thinking: Tomorrow, for sure, I 'll go down to the rock and <head>keep</head> my promise to Dad. 
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I felt that he looked at me coldly and appraisingly and seemed  to be uncertain what his attitude towards me should be , but he did not say one word which  might indicate that he had been told  of advances to his wife. I quit work at my usual hour as if this day was no different from other days.
I heard subsequently that my Uncle and Aunt had dinner in a nearby restaurant in the French Quarter after which he went home to get into his costume to <head>keep</head> the date. 
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I quit work at my usual hour as if this day was no different from other days. I heard subsequently that my Uncle and Aunt had dinner  in a nearby restaurant in the French Quarter after which he went home  to get into his costume  to keep the date .
Shortly before nine I drove my jalopy to the street facing the Lake and parked the car in shadows far enough away from the rendezvous corner but near enough to <head>keep</head> the corner in clear view. 
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The ward was a small one, four beds, kept  reserved  for female alcoholics. We didn't get many at Fairview and they were never pretty sights.
It was thought wiser to <head>keep</head> them segregated from the patients in the regular charity ward. 
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Some Bush administration officials urged Mr. Greenspan  to make an immediate public announcement of his plans  to provide ample credit to the markets. But he refused,  claiming that he wanted  to see what  happened Monday morning before  making any public statement.
Mr. Greenspan's decision to <head>keep</head> quiet also prompted a near-mutiny within the Fed's ranks. 
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Some of them ignored the texts and had apparently memorized the words long ago. They singsonged the portion at the teacher, who  accompanied them in an off-key baritone and spurred them on with the stick.
The tapping defined the rhythm and <head>kept</head> the boys awake. 
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In addition, Courtaulds said  the moves are logical because they will allow both the chemicals and textile businesses to focus more closely on core activities. Courtaulds has been under pressure  to enhance shareholder value since takeover speculators -- including Australian financier Kerry Packer -- surfaced  holding small stakes last year.
Though Mr. Packer has since sold his stake, Courtaulds is moving to <head>keep</head> its institutional shareholders happy. 
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Americans today spend $15,000  like pocket change -- they don't think much about it. But for an ailing savings-and-loan association -- teetering on insolvency -- it can lead to safety from imminent demise and to a future full of promise.
Your $15,000 will help <head>keep</head> a needy savings and loan solvent -- and out of the federal budget deficit. 
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You can't <head>keep</head> that kind of information quiet in a town of only 4000-plus. 
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At first, Johnnie hadn't understood -- how could he,  not being a religious person like me? ? But then he had said, &quot; All right, kid, if that's how you want it , that's how it 'll be  &quot;.
But what had I done, trying to <head>keep</head> us pure? ? 
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&quot; I should think so &quot;, Eugenia said . &quot; For one thing you can stop  keeping that child in starched dresses and changed from the skin out nineteen times a day &quot;.
&quot; She's so beautiful, and I do like to <head>keep</head> her looking nice &quot;. Maggie said. 
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Last year, DSM had 71 million guilders of extraordinary charges for the restructuring program and other transactions. The earnings growth also was fueled  by the company's ability  to cut net financing spending by half to around 15 million guilders.
Also, substantially lower Dutch corporate tax rates helped the company <head>keep</head> its tax outlay flat relative to earnings growth, the company added. 
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The hacker was pawing over the Berkeley files but also using Berkeley and other easily accessible computers as stepping stones to the network of computers used  by the military and national security agencies. The White Sands missile range and CIA contractor Mitre Inc. were among the targets.
When the hacker moved, Mr. Stoll moved too, calling up other systems managers to alert them but <head>keeping</head> his own system open to avoid arousing suspicion. 
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The Stanza has been a nonentity compared with Honda's hugely successful Accord and Toyota's Camry. But this year, Honda has revamped the Accord and made it a midsized car.
Nissan instead has <head>kept</head> its new Stanza a bit smaller than that and cut the base price 6 %; at $11,450, Stanza prices start $749 below the predecessor model yet have a more-powerful engine. 
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Several were firing into the barn when Billy Tilghman arrived . He sized up the situation and shook his head.
&quot; If Blue Throat has his way he 'll <head>keep</head> us all cooped up in here for days &quot;, he said. 
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Mr. Moon's support for a Watergate-beleaguered Richard Nixon, the Koreagate scandal, and his prison sentence for income-tax evasion did not help the church's recruitment efforts. Defections, burnouts, and abduction &quot; deprogrammings &quot; kept member turnover high.
That the membership number has even <head>kept</head> close to its 1976 size is the result of the &quot; graying &quot; of the church. 
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&quot; The Cosby Show &quot; may have single-handedly turned around ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984, and the Huxtable family still <head>keeps</head> millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network. 
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That's good news for marketers of walking shoes. The survey also detected a bit more interest in golf, a positive sign for country clubs and golf club makers.
The survey's findings certainly aren't encouraging for marketers of health-club memberships, tennis rackets and home exercise equipment, but people's good intentions, if not their actions, are <head>keeping</head> sales of some fitness products healthy. 
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Something had  to be done . The Abernathys said it to each other a dozen times a day.
Something had to be done about the furnace, the fuel bills, the washing machine, the doctor and dentist bills, about making money stretch for food, for the mortgage, for taxes, for shoes, for half soles, for overshoes, for clothes, for the new leaks in the roof, for gas and light bills; ; about keeping warm, about <head>keeping</head> well, about meeting the minor emergencies that came up once, twice, fifty times a day. 
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Compromises are possible. Citizens in Peninsula, Ohio,  upset over changes to a bridge, negotiated a deal: The bottom half of the railing will be type F, while the top half will have the old bridge's floral pattern.
Similarly, highway engineers agreed to <head>keep</head> the old railings on the Key Bridge in Washington, D.C., as long as they could install a crash barrier between the sidewalk and the road. 
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She munched little ginger cakes called mulatto's belly and <head>kept</head> her green, somewhat hypnotic eyes fixed on a light-colored male who was prancing wildly with a 5-foot king snake wrapped around his bronze neck. 
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But internal church documents clearly show that at its publicity-seeking heights, as when it organized a spectacular Yankee Stadium bicentennial rally in 1976 , there actually were only about 2,000 full-time Unification Church members in the U.S. Mr. Moon's support for a Watergate-beleaguered Richard Nixon, the Koreagate scandal, and his prison sentence for income-tax evasion did not help the church's recruitment efforts.
Defections, burnouts, and abduction &quot; deprogrammings &quot; <head>kept</head> member turnover high. 
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Our last joint venture, Sainted Lady, a deeply religious film based  on the life of Mother Cabrini, and timed  so that its release date would coincide with the beatification of America's first saint in November, 1938, was a fiasco from start to finish. As I was playing Mother Cabrini, the picture was actually &quot; all mine &quot;, with nearly every scene built  around me.
But in order to <head>keep</head> Letch in the public eye and out of trouble, I wrote in a part especially for him -- that of a dashing ruffian who &quot; sees the light &quot; and is saved by the inspiring example of Mother Cabrini. 
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He wouldn't elaborate. Control Data's semiconductor business, VTC Inc., continues  to lose money, the executives acknowledged  , but they said  they consider some of the technology vital to national defense and so are reluctant  to dispose of it.
The company's strategy for <head>keeping</head> its computer products business profitable -- it recently achieved profitability after several quarters of losses -- calls for a narrow focus and a lid on expenses. 
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Beaten  with fear and sound and wet and chill, they crawled to the hurricane deck and looked out haggardly at a world of water that  reached clear to the surrounding hills. The water level was higher than their hubs.
Only the heavy bones of the oxen <head>kept</head> them anchored. 
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In a message read  out at the rally, exiled ANC President Oliver Tambo, who  can't legally be quoted  in South Africa, said  the country was at a crossroads and that Mr. de Klerk &quot; may yet earn a place among the peacemakers of our country &quot; if he chooses a &quot; path of genuine political settlement. &quot; Still, this doesn't mean that either the government or the ANC is changing stripes -- or that either has moved significantly closer to the other.
The government may ease repression in some areas, but it still <head>keeps</head> a tight grip in others. 
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But I swear to you  from the moment  I opened my eyes , I knew  it was going  to be a bad day. Part of it was the weather, so foggy  it would take me twice as long  to get to the hospital.
Part of it was being so tired -- I 'd not only had my usual full day yesterday, but a dinner meeting as well, that <head sats="keep_up.161:0">kept</head> me <sat id="keep_up.161:0">up</sat> late. 
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The complexities of the insurance problem make the outcome difficult  to predict. But to Ms. Allen, the employee whose back problem  triggered a huge insurance-rate increase, the issue was simple.
&quot; What good is having health insurance, &quot; she asked, &quot; when it's so expensive that it becomes impossible to <head>keep</head> after only one major claim? 
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Los Angeles is a sprawling, balkanized newspaper market, and advertisers seemed  to feel  they could buy space in the mammoth Times, then target a particular area with one of the regional dailies. The Herald was left  in limbo.
Further, the Herald seemed torn editorially between <head>keeping</head> its old-time Hearst readership -- blue-collar and sports-oriented -- and trying to provide a sprightly, upscale alternative to the sometimes staid Times. 
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And that puts added pressure on Chez Panisse dessert-menu planners. &quot; We make what we know how  to make  , &quot; says  business manager Richard Mazzera.
Many in the Bay Area's pastry community express disbelief that Ms. Shere <head>kept</head> only one copy of such valuable notes, but she has received moral support from Baker's Dozen, a group of California pastry chefs that meets regularly to discuss issues like how to keep meringues from weeping and how bovine eating habits affect butter texture. 
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Nursing Home Patients Apt  to Be Private Payers FAR FEWER elderly nursing home residents  bankrupt themselves than  was previously believed , two recent studies declare  .
State governments place very low ceilings on how much property people may own or how much income they may <head>keep</head> if they want welfare help on medical bills. 
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He's -- he's just there, that's all &quot;. &quot; Yes, he's just there.
He <head sats="keep_going.167:0">keeps</head> the beat <sat id="keep_going.167:0">going</sat>. 
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She wouldn't have , even if he 'd asked her. But he wouldn't ask her -- he wasn't the kind of man who  would force his wife to submit to him against her will.
And he wouldn't <head>leave</head> her either -- he 'd told me that. 
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Her story is partly one of personal downfall. She was an unstinting teacher who  won laurels and inspired students, but she will probably never teach again.
In her wake she <head>left</head> the bitterness and anger of a principal who was her friend and now calls her a betrayer; of colleagues who say she brought them shame; of students and parents who defended her and insist she was treated harshly; and of school-district officials stunned that despite the bald-faced nature of her actions, she became something of a local martyr. 
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From the entire eastern half of the nation they  'd be coming, members of the Young Christians ' League, and I 'd been chosen  to represent our chapter. I had mixed emotions about  going.
I 'd been seeing Johnnie almost a year now, but I still didn't want to <head>leave</head> him for five whole days. 
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And he saw them all as he walked up and down. At two that morning, he was still walking -- up and down Peony, up and down the veranda, up and down the silent, moonlit beach.
Finally, in desperation, he opened the refrigerator, filched her hand lotion, and <head>left</head> a note. 
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&quot; Websterville Junction calling &quot;, she said . &quot; I just thought  I 'd let you know.
Myra dropped Cathy this morning, and Jim picked Cathy up and <head>left</head> Susan a few hours ago. 
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Experience has shown that the most important element in  predicting a housing-loan default is the down payment. Because a purchaser can use an FHA loan  to finance all points and closing costs, the FHA can wind up  lending more than a house is worth.
If housing prices continue to fall, many borrowers would be better off walking away from their homes and <head>leaving</head> taxpayers with the losses. 
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We 'll get it in a hurry and get it out &quot;. &quot;  Let's have a drink and discuss a merger &quot;.
&quot; If you go broke &quot;, she said, smiling up at him, &quot; I 'll <head>leave</head> you &quot;. 
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It is a passion that  usually stays in the tower, however. More often than not, ringers think of the church as something stuck  on the bottom of the belfry.
When their changes are completed, and after they have worked up a sweat, ringers often skip off to the local pub, <head>leaving</head> worship for others below. 
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Almost all new regulation is introduced  in the interests of  protecting the little guy, and he invariably is the one least able  to cope with its consequences. If spreads available from index arbitrage are so enormous, surely any sizable mutual-fund company could profit from  offering it to small investors.
The sad reality is that the retail investor continues to pursue stellar performers first, while <head>leaving</head> institutions to grapple with basis points of performance on large sums of money quarter by quarter. 
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A group of Michigan investors has offered to buy Knight-Ridder Inc.'s ailing Detroit Free Press for $68 million but has <head>left</head> unclear how the offer will be financed. 
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But Martin seldom felt the impulse   to talk about anything . What  to talk about ? ?
Dolores kept picking up any of his clothes (except the fatal shorts) which he <head>left</head> about, but he had been robbed of pleasure in scattering his possessions. 
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She took it grudgingly, her dark eyes baleful as they met his. She drank and pushed back her gingham bonnet  to wet a kerchief and wipe her face.
She set the dipper on the edge of the deck, <head>leaving</head> it for him to stretch after it while she looked on scornfully. 
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From the curio cabinet on its south wall and the bureaus beneath, you abstracted seventeen ivory, metal, wood, and stone sculptures of Oriental and African origin, two snuffboxes, and a jade-handled magnifying glass.  Rummaging through a stack of drawers nearby, you unearthed an antique French chess set in ivory and sandalwood, which, along with two box Kodaks, you added  to your haul.
Then, having wrapped the lot in an afghan my dog customarily slept on, you lammed out the front door, considerately <head>leaving</head> it open for neighbors to discover. 
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Today, he looked like an Astronaut who had <head>left</head> his vitamin pills on the bureau and spent six months in space: hollow eyes, hollow cheeks, hollow stomach. 
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&quot; I see the girl but I don't see the car with slacks on &quot;. In recent years gagwriters have discovered this brand of blunder and thus the misplaced modifier has acquired a new habitat in the gagline.
In one cartoon a family is shown outside a theater with the head of the family addressing the doorman: &quot; Excuse me, but when we came out we found that we had <head>left</head> my daughter's handbag and my wife's behind &quot;. 
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Viola had been urged   to attend, by telephone, and  not knowing the host or the character of the party, she had gone. She arrived late and as she entered the party, noted that gentlemen seemed  to be in the majority; ; the air was thick with smoke, empty bottles were in evidence, and several of the guests were somewhat the worse for liquor.
Naturally, Viola had no wish to remain, but she felt she couldn't <head>leave</head> so soon after her arrival, in all politeness to her host. 
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Some former strike-force personnel say  the units have already begun  to break up. The Eastern District unit in Brooklyn, N.Y., lost seven of its 15 attorneys this year partly because the lawyers were troubled  by the proposed reorganization, says   Laura A. Brevetti, who  left the strike force  to join Morrison Cohen Singer &amp; Weinstein, a New York law firm.
&quot; Those who have <head>left</head> have expressed an opinion that the strike force should continue, &quot; Ms. Brevetti says. 
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Not only is development of the new company's initial machine tied  directly to Mr. Cray, so is  its balance sheet.
Documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc. will withdraw the almost $100 million in financing it is providing the new firm if Mr. Cray <head>leaves</head> or if the product-design project he heads is scrapped. 
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Bankruptcy experts said  the law isn't clear on how such an arbitration ruling can affect a company's case . Like any other creditor, the pilots will have  to apply to the court for payment of their claim.
That may <head>leave</head> a lot of leeway for U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. Lifland to decide what, if anything, the pilots actually collect. 
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@i02083sx-d-6
What flights  <head>leave</head> Phoenix on Wednesday 
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( He was never without that dog.) And his eyes -- those miniature sundials of variegated yellow -- had not altered their expression or direction.
The Old Man's very soul could have <head>left</head> him and flown down that street, but he wouldn't have had anyone know it. 
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&quot; Janice, could you possibly go over and make  sure  everything's all right? ? I 'll call you there in ten minutes &quot; -- &quot; I can't make it in ten minutes &quot; -- Wondering, as I said it, why I should make it at all .
Why should I go over at midnight to check on Francie, when her parents didn't care enough to <head>leave</head> a party? ? 
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Ah, he thought , she's going through the chain of reasoning which  says  she might really just as well pick up my shorts too. He saw that in a moment she had grasped all the implications of a plot which  had been weeks in  occurring to him.
Extending her fingers another inch, she caught up the shorts, and swiftly <head>left</head> the room. 
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Ready  to follow her impulse. It was an impulse when she was here in Me'a She'arim  -- I was with her -- that  led her to stay in Israel.
Your mother wanted to bring children to Israel so that they could <head>leave</head> their ghettos. 
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Quint couldn't blame Maggie for  disbelieving.
For eleven days they 'd done the same thing, <head>leaving</head> the cottage quietly before breakfast, before Esperanza Beach got jammed with tourists and beach balls and show-offy lifeguards. 
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If you 'd really rather have a Buick, don't <head>leave</head> home without the American Express card. 
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They bought rustled cattle from the outlaw, kept him supplied  with guns and ammunition, harbored his men in their houses. Billy decided  to set an example by  arresting one of the ranchers, named  Ed Dunn, who  lived at Rock Fort.
On a bitterly cold day in January, 1895, accompanied only by Neal Brown as his deputy, Tilghman <head>left</head> the township of Guthrie and headed for Rock Fort and Dunn's ranch. 
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&quot; Oh, I'm so delighted  to meet you &quot;, she gushed . &quot; It was only the other day that I saw something of yours, about something or other, in some magazine &quot;.
This baffling lack of distinct details recalls the secretary whose employer was <head>leaving</head> the office and told her what to answer if anyone called in his absence. 
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Although he still didn't speak to anyone, he grew fond of  saying, &quot; The future lies in Asia &quot;, when the opportunity arose , and when he graduated from high school  his parents sent him to New York  to give him a foundation, they said, for his life in Asian studies. Richard was a solitary student in New York and acquired, in his remoteness, a thorough if bookish knowledge of Asian lore, literature, life, politics and history.
He was awarded a fellowship to continue his studies in Tokyo and he packed up his clothes, the biwa upon which he had been practicing and his image of Acala, and left to spend a week at home before <head>leaving</head> the country. 
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The soreness, he admits  , went away about a week after the shot. Yet the rowing machine hasn't been touched  since, even though he has moved it across the country with him twice.
A San Francisco lawyer, Mr. Panelli rowed religiously when he first got the machine, but, he complains, it <head>left</head> grease marks on his carpet, &quot; and it was boring. 
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Revco has $1.5 billion  in claims outstanding. &quot; It's not like the board can decide &quot; by itself, Mr. Sells said  ,  adding, &quot; we're indifferent to (the Bass) plan.
We just want a plan that satisfies creditors and at the end <head>leaves</head> a healthy Revco. &quot; 
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He said  he believes  the bank loan,   to be arranged  by February, will supply about half of the financing. British Satellite, which already  has raised #423.5 million  from 10 backers, initially expected  to seek an additional #400 million .
Mr. Simonds-Gooding said the additional financing may <head>leave</head> British Satellite owned by about 20 investors, including Australian entrepreneur Alan Bond, whose nearly 36% stake would be reduced to as little as 20 %. 
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The previous record was $57.7 billion  in 1987, according to the Agriculture Department.
Net cash income -- the amount <head>left</head> in farmers ' pockets after deducting expenses from gross cash income -- increased in 33 states in 1988, as the drought cut into crop yields and drove up commodity prices, the department's Economic Research Service reported yesterday. 
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At nightfall he had been able  to sneak down a hillside and into the jungle,  reeking of death. Apprehensively he peered to the left, to the right into the leafy, vine-crisscrossed maze.
He decided that the marines must be deploying around the meadow, with the one <head>left</head> to distract him. 
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Others thought  he couldn't stand  seeing Linda, Mrs. Bobbie Evans, still so beautiful, so much in command of everything. There were less-dramatic reasons too.
John's mother died not long after his marriage, and there was even less Cooper money <head>left</head>. 
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He said  it especially will strengthen the company's efforts in the rapidly growing field of bio-analytical instrumentation, and in applied nuclear physics. Separately, EG&amp;G said  it sold most of its Mason Research Institute subsidiary to Transgenic Sciences Inc., a closely held biotechnology company based  in Worcester, Mass.
The sale, for $7 million in cash and securities, will <head>leave</head> EG&amp;G with a 12% stake in Transgenic, executives said. 
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Still, I figured  the event's envy-quotient back in the U.S.A. was near peerless. As for the ride back to camp, our pilot and all the other French-speaking passengers clambered into the chase car.
My American companion and I were <head>left</head> to ride alfresco in the wicker basket. 
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They recall Byron's classic comment: &quot; I wish  he would explain his explanation &quot;. Similarly, when a reporter once questioned Lincoln in cryptic fashion , Lincoln refused  to make any further statement.
&quot; I fear explanations explanatory of things explained &quot;, he said, <head>leaving</head> the biter bit -- and bitter. 
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And then again perhaps the reason why he couldn't find time   to do any of the things  he had planned  to do  after retirement: reading, roaming, gardening,  lying on his back and watching the clouds go by  , was because he didn't want  to do them. There was no compulsion behind them.
They could be done or <head>left</head> undone and nobody really gave a damn. 
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Jaguar's own defenses against a hostile bid are weakened , analysts add  , because fewer than 3% of its shares are owned  by employees and management. Ford officials in the U.S. declined  to comment on the British government's action or on any plans  to call a special Jaguar shareholders meeting.
But GM officials said they, too, were surprised by the move, which <head>left</head> them to &quot; consider all our options and explore matters further. &quot; 
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The move <head>leaves</head> United Illuminating Co. and Northeast Utilities as the remaining outside bidders for PS of New Hampshire, which also has proposed an internal reorganization plan in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings under which it would remain an independent company. 
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The New York Court of Appeals ruling parallels a 1980 decision by the California Supreme Court requiring shared liability among manufacturers for injuries when it can't be determined which company  is at fault . Paul Rheingold, a New York lawyer who  represents DES victims, said that before the New York ruling, only the states of Washington and Wisconsin had followed the California decision.
Now that the New York decision has been <head>left</head> intact, other states may follow suit. 
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Both genes are then inserted  into a few greenhouse plants, which  are then pollinated  and allowed  to mature and produce seed. The laws of heredity dictate that half of the plants springing from these greenhouse-produced seeds will be male sterile and herbicide resistant and half will be male fertile and herbicide susceptible.
The application of herbicide would kill off the male-fertile plants, <head>leaving</head> a large field of male-sterile plants that can be cross-pollinated to produce hybrid seed. 
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We can understand and share the compassion that  makes judges sometimes wish  to offer a kind of Solomonic aid to those who  've been hurt .
But this case is a stark lesson in how the failures of the traditional policy-making process have <head>left</head> the courts as the only forum this country has to debate risk, technology and innovation. 
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The death of the Herald, a newsstand paper in a freeway town, was perhaps inevitable. Los Angeles is a sprawling, balkanized newspaper market, and advertisers seemed  to feel  they could buy space in the mammoth Times, then target a particular area with one of the regional dailies.
The Herald was <head>left</head> in limbo. 
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@i020c3sx-a-7
What flights  <head>leave</head> from Phoenix to anywhere 
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&quot; No &quot;, said  Theresa. &quot; No, no &quot; ! ! She said .
The man did not wish to <head>leave</head>. 
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@8l0061sx-d-10
How about the one that  <head>leaves</head> at ten thirty five 
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@8kx013sx-a-29
I am interested in a flight from Cincinnati to Burbank the flight should be American and <head>leave</head> in the afternoon I need  to know the aircraft and flight number 
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Laban had more   to say . Tolley had gone  to live in California.
He 'd mentioned it, himself, at church and everybody seemed to have the idea that Tolley had <head>left</head> because Jenny had jilted him for Roy Robards. 
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For especially stubborn haunts, Mr. Baker carries a secret weapon, a vial of cornstarch. &quot; I tell people  it's the groundup bones of saints, &quot; he says .
&quot; I sprinkle a little around and tell the demons to <head>leave</head>. 
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@i04022sx-d-5
<head>Leaving</head> Sunday after twelve noon 
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@i020g3sx-a-7
What flights  <head>leave</head> from Nashville to Milwaukee 
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@q06023sx-d-8
Which of those  <head>leaves</head> either Wednesday or Thursday 
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@8l8023sx-d-13
I plan  to <head>leave</head> on July first around six thirty in the evening 
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@ti0073sx-d-8
<head>Leaving</head> on Thursday morning after ten a.m 
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@q06063sx-d-6
Any of those <head>leaving</head> on Thursday 
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@g0f022sx-d-12
 Show me the flights <head>leaving</head> after noon and arriving before six thirty 
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&quot; I'm about  to leave myself. I 'll drop you off &quot;.
&quot; You're <head>leaving</head> &quot;? ? 
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He chatted with Ramey and Benson for a minute or so in the meager shade of the trailer. Every so often the diminishing sound of a car came under the trailer as it slowed down for the wreck then speeded up again as it got clear.
When they were ready to <head>leave</head>, Benson and Ramey walked back around the rear of the trailer. 
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Rachel talked to him. He nodded,  clasping and unclasping his hands over his paunch, and flicked glances at me.
I thought he would ask us to <head>leave</head> because Rachel and I were bare-armed, but he looked down into his beard and preceded us down the corridor. 
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But Mr. Warren says  the woman has &quot; psychic burns &quot; on her back from the confrontation. She declines  to show them.
&quot; This was an invisible, powerful force that's almost impossible for a layman to contemplate, &quot; Mr. Warren says solemnly as the ghostbusting entourage packs up to <head>leave</head>. 
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@8l8085sx-a-13
Now I need a flight from Detroit to San Diego <head>leaving</head> Tuesday evening 
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@8kx025sx-a-11
I need a flight from Charlotte to Newark <head>leaving</head> today evening 
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The pilots ' heads looked ridiculously small. The control tower gave him immediate take-off permission, and the clean roar of the engine that  took him off the rough strip spoke well of the skill of Donovan.
Greg's mission was the last to <head>leave</head>, and as he circled the ships off Tacloban he saw the clouds were dropping down again. 
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@8l8025sx-d-6
I want  to <head>leave</head> Monday morning 
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Within a year he hopes  Steppenwolf will move into a new 500-seat theater on that site. The troupe currently performs in a converted dairy that  seats 211 and provides little capacity for  staging anything beyond a simple one-set production.
&quot; If we wanted to stage ` Death of a Salesman, ' &quot; Mr. Sagan says, &quot; Willie Loman would have to <head>live</head> in a ranch house because of the low ceiling. &quot; 
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He had cursed at them and threatened them. He was a man, those neighbors testified later  , who  didn't have a friend in the world.
William Lewis made the rounds of all who <head>lived</head> near him again, that August morning after a bullet landed at his feet, and once more he accused and threatened everyone. 
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The Newport Beach operators also tend  to indulge themselves privately. Investigators cite the case of Matthew Valentine, who  is currently serving a six-year sentence at Lompoc Federal Prison for his role in Intech Investment Corp., which  promised investors returns of as much as 625% on precious metals.
Mr. Valentine, who pleaded guilty to five counts of fraud in federal court in Los Angeles, drove a leased Mercedes and <head>lived</head> in an expensive home on Lido Isle, an island in Newport's harbor, according to investigators. 
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But many Californians may not have adequate insurance coverage   to pay for damages to their property . The Independent Insurance Agents of America says  fewer than one of every five California homeowners has earthquake insurance.
A somewhat higher percentage of people <head>living</head> in the Bay area have bought the additional insurance protection, but the great majority aren't covered. 
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&quot; Yes &quot;, he lied  to shorten the conversation, &quot; I still have it &quot;. He was no longer able  to relax in the presence of his parents and found it  difficult  to keep up a conversation with his mother or father, no matter the subject.
As for The Book of the Dead, it along with his other books on religion had been incarcerated in a furnace in the basement of the building in which he had <head>lived</head> in New York. 
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Carla translated. The old woman had a nephew from North Italy, a poor boy from a lumber mill who  had got tired  of the seasonal unemployment, and who  had migrated to Canada  to work on the railway.
For a year the boy had <head>lived</head> in the bush in a boxcar. 
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Like which  are droppable and which  are not . With the fall social season well under way, name-droppers are out in force,  trying  to impress their betters and sometimes put down their lessers.
But the truth is that almost everyone, from real-estate agents to city fathers, name-drops; and a surprising number of people have an ancient uncle who claims he <head>lived</head> next door to the cartoonist who did the Katzenjammer Kids. 
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The media's treatment of the Defense Department during the Vietnam War, the Carter administration's denigration of the military, and the public scapegoating of Lt. Col. Oliver North have all served to emasculate the poor souls who <head>live</head> there. 
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Mr. Baldwin is also attacking the greater problem: lack of ringers. One survey says that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today, only 40,000 of them still ring.
Also, ringers don't always <head>live</head> where the bells need to be rung -- like in small, rural parishes and inner-city churches. 
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The ordinance, in Moon Township, prohibits  locating a group home for the handicapped within a mile of another such facility. In papers filed  with the federal district court in Pittsburgh, the Justice Department alleged that the ordinance, by  limiting the number of group homes that  can be established  in the township, makes housing unavailable on account of handicap.
The private suit was brought by three mentally retarded people who <head>live</head> in a group home in Moon. 
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And no one with a complaint about the judge would allow his name to be printed . &quot; I don't have anything much   to say , and I think  that's what you're going  to find from everyone else  you talk to  up here, &quot; says  local attorney Edward F. Peduzzi.
Says another lawyer: &quot; The practice of law is a matter of biting one's lip when you <head>live</head> in a small community. 
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Zaita the &quot; cripple-maker &quot; rearranges the limbs of aspiring beggars -- and takes a cut of every cent  they cadge .
Hassan Kamel Ali is a card shark and dope dealer who has a simple creed: &quot; I <head>live</head> in this world, assuming that there is no morality, God or police. &quot; 
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His voice seemed thick and purposeless. He relinquished her hand.
He could see the stone building where he <head>lived</head>. 
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And what about insurance firms? Should they be required  to pay claims based on exorbitant costs for labor and materials?
Mr. Laband should beware, since he <head>lives</head> in South Carolina. 
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The old woman had a nephew from North Italy, a poor boy from a lumber mill who  had got tired  of the seasonal unemployment, and who  had migrated to Canada  to work on the railway. For a year the boy had lived in the bush in a boxcar.
Did many of Sam's countrymen <head>live</head> in boxcars in the bush? ? 
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She gives the Artist a sense of purpose, but also alerts him to the serious inadequacy of his vagrant life. The beds at the Bowery Mission seem far drearier when he has  to tuck a little girl into one of them at night .
To further load the stakes, Mr. Lane dreamed up a highly improbable romance for the Artist, with a young woman who owns her own children's shop and who <head>lives</head> in an expensive high-rise apartment building. 
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Also, a cockpit warning system failed  to alert the pilots  the flaps and slats were not set  for takeoff, the NTSB said  . The only passenger who  survived the crash was Cecelia Cichan, then 4, of Tempe, Ariz., whose parents and brother  died in the crash.
She now <head>lives</head> with relatives in Alabama. 
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It accounts for so many things. Both Red McIver and Handley Walker lived nearby, almost as near as I do.
Red lived at Lanesville, and from his house he could be up on the Common in a half hour's brisk walk; ; Handley <head>lived</head> further on, at Pigeon Cove. 
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Hal knew that when that side of Earth rotated into the night zone , Sigmen City would blaze out into space. And, somewhere in that enormous light, was  his apartment.
But Mary would soon no longer be <head>living</head> there, for she would be notified in a few days that her husband had died in an accident while on a flight to Tahiti. 
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I have a friend <head>living</head> in Denver that  would like  to visit me here in Washington D C 
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And a Democratic aide to a Banking Committee member remarks, &quot; I too am astounded by it, because Gonzalez has certainly placed a lot of Democratic senators in a very bad position. &quot; All the senators say  they merely were trying  to ensure fairness for a constituent.
Mr. Keating <head>lives</head> in Phoenix, and the California thrift's parent is an Ohio-chartered corporation with holdings in Michigan. 
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She it was  who  had looked  to see if I was wearing shoes upon  learning that I couldn't drive. Grazie had a small, slick head and her hair and skin were the color of golden toast.
She <head>lived</head> in an ultra-modern house whose decoration, appointments, paint, and even pets were chosen to complement her coloring; ; the pets were a couple of Siamese cats. 
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And laws requiring the reporting of more varieties of transactions have enabled the IRS to rely on computers  to ferret out discrepancies with returns and to generate form-letter inquiries to taxpayers. Unreported alimony income can be spotted  by computer because a payer of alimony (who  gets a deduction) must report the former spouse's Social Security number.
Passport applicants now must give Social Security numbers, enabling the IRS to see whether Americans <head>living</head> abroad are filing required U.S. returns. 
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Per capita income, a widely used measure of a nation's economic health, hit a record in 1988,  rising 1.7% after inflation adjustment to $13,120 . But the median income of American families fell 0.2 %, the first time  it has failed  to rise  since 1982.
Mr. Butz said the divergence in the two measures reflects changes in family size and structure, including the rising number of female-headed families and a sharp increase in income reported by Americans who aren't <head>living</head> in families. 
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&quot; Shirley appreciated the chance   to make some money .
Such a nice little thing -- <head>lives</head> right in the building &quot;. 
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How long should I wait  &quot;? ? &quot; Maybe in a year, Tomas. &quot;
&quot; In a year she 'll like <head>living</head> in Clayton's house too much to come back to me &quot;, Brannon said flatly. 
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Okay,  come on &quot;. We did 80 miles an hour across a hard dirt road to a cluster of shacks.
In late summer migratory workers <head>lived</head> five and six to a room in these. 
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Now they were riding  to kill him. And he was fleeing, running -- fleeing his death and his life at the same time.
The land over which he sped was the land he had created and <head>lived</head> in: his valley. 
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Downtown Bolinas seems  to be the part of town that 's worst off. No power, minimal phones, and a mess of mayonnaise, wine, and everything else all over the floors of the big old general store and the People's Co-op.
The quivers move through my house every few minutes at unpredictable intervals, and the mouse that's been <head>living</head> in my kitchen has taken refuge under my desk. 
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Today Dogtown is the only deserted village in all New England that I know of . There it  sits, a small highland, with towns like Gloucester near by; ; but now it's the most lost and tortured place in the world.
Those who <head>lived</head> in that desolation of rocky deformity took on some of the moraine's stony character. 
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It was so cold and so wretched that a sort of desperate gaiety infected all of them, like people stormbound or shipwrecked or caught in some other freak of circumstance so that time stood  still and minor anxieties fell away and the only important thing was  to cling together and survive. The pipes burst and they all laughed and stood in ice water to their ankles while they swabbed the bathrooms.
They <head>lived</head> mainly in the kitchen; ; they moved Maggie's bed and the baby's basket there, and the rest of them undressed by the stove and ran groaning and shivering to the upper polar regions and plunged into icy beds. 
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The Ainus were a primitive people, already <head>living</head> on the island before the principal ancestors of the Japanese came from Southern Asia. 
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Now she says  she's thinking of  contacting her own insurance agent. For Ms. Johnson,  dealing with the earthquake has been more than just a work experience.
She <head>lives</head> in Oakland, a community hit hard by the earthquake. 
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The men behind them were Bill Doolin and five of his gang -- every man a killer. &quot; Cold day &quot;, said  Tilghman,  placing his hands behind him and casually presenting his backside to the fire.
&quot; Just dropped in to ask where Jed Hawkins <head>lives</head>. 
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Maybe it was their peculiar sense of history. The broadcasters were, after all, documenting the game, ratifying its occurrence for millions outside the Stick.
Why not watch or hear your experience historicized while you were <head>living</head> it? 
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They can cut this to $691.09  a month if the investing keeps up through college. And they can further reduce the monthly amount if they start saving earlier -- when mother and child come home from the hospital .
Plugging a cheaper college into the formulas still doesn't generate an installment most people can <head sats="live_with.154:0">live</head> <sat id="live_with.154:0">with</sat>. 
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Led  by a near-perfect performance by Alan Wilder as Max, the father, the play is at once an appalling and hilarious dissection of a family's rage, bitterness, fear and isolation.  Encouraged  by Mr. Wilder's sly grins, embarrassed grimaces and sputtering rages, the audience gets the joke and begins  to laugh before the end of the first act.
Three of the family members, Max and his two sons, Lenny and Joey, <head>live</head> off the flesh: Max is a retired butcher, Lenny a pimp and Joey an aspiring boxer. 
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&quot; Yes &quot;, she said , almost in a whisper, as if  admitting to a crime. &quot; The snake was beautiful, wasn't it  &quot;? ? Asked  Keith, his voice getting harsher in spite of himself, as he struggled  to control his growing anger.
&quot; It was a king cobra, the largest you ever saw, and it deserved to <head>live</head> out its life in the jungle, didn't it? ? 
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As for its being fine, day after tomorrow, he had the unhappy conviction that it would never be fine again, with Vivian lost to him forever. He could imagine her at this minute,  honeymooning in Nassau with what's-his-name, lounging on golden sands, looking forward to a life of unalloyed bliss.
All Charlie could look forward to was a yellow pill at noon, a salami sandwich for lunch, and a lonely old age -- if he <head>lived</head> that long. 
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Mr. Jackson, who  won the nickname &quot; Mr. October &quot; for his World Series exploits, is selling some of his canceled checks to autograph collectors through a dealer for as much as $500  each. Dealers say  the budding trade in Mr. Jackson's canceled checks is unusual.
&quot; I don't know of any <head>living</head> ballplayer that's ever done it, &quot; says Jack Smalling, a dealer in Ames, Iowa, and a recognized expert in the field of baseball autographs. 
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<instance id="live.145">
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Here is  how three Vietnamese are coping with change: The Tire King
Nguyen Van Chan is <head>living</head> proof that old ways die hard. 
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But the median income of American families fell 0.2 %, the first time  it has failed  to rise  since 1982. Mr. Butz said  the divergence in the two measures reflects changes in family size and structure, including the rising number of female-headed families and a sharp increase in income reported  by Americans who  aren't living in families.
As a result of last year's decline, the government's estimate for the number of people <head>living</head> below the poverty line declined by about 500,000. 
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We have learned much about interstellar drives since a hundred years ago; ; that is all  I can tell you  about them. &quot; But the third ship came back several years ago and reported &quot;
&quot; That it had found a planet on which human beings could <head>live</head> and which was already inhabited by sentient beings &quot; ! ! Said Hal, forgetting in his enthusiasm that he had not been asked to speak. 
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There was night and day, but no setting of crops, no change of season, no generations of men. Time stood still for these people, and their load of pleasure was so commingled with the shocks and pains of the dromozoa that the words of the Lady Da took on very remote meaning.
&quot; People never <head>live</head> forever &quot;. 
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But these players were dead. &quot; Maybe three years ago, there were a lot of   Cobbs in the hobby, and awhile back there were Babe Ruth checks, &quot; says  Mr. Smalling.
However, the thought of a <head>living</head> player selling his checks rubs some people the wrong way. 
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As Matsuo climbed by  using the vines and kicking his feet against the trunk, a mood of gloom immersed him like a jungle shadow. What now? ?
In the jungle, birds were mute, while insects preserved only the monotony of <head>living</head>. 
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revulsion in the desert the doors of the D train slid  shut, and as I dropped into a seat and,  exhaling, looked up across the aisle, the whole aviary in my head burst into song.
She was a <head>living</head> doll and no mistake -- the blue-black bang, the wide cheekbones, olive-flushed, that betrayed the Cherokee strain in her Midwestern lineage, and the mouth whose only fault, in the novelist's carping phrase, was that the lower lip was a trifle too voluptuous. 
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I can talk.  Remember, man,  remember.
People never <head>live</head> forever. 
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In fact, throughout &quot; Mancuso FBI, &quot; we don't get words or lines -- we get speeches. Witnesses shout, scream, pontificate: &quot; ... a dream that the planet could be saved  from itself and from the sadistic dumb creatures who  try  to tear down every decent man who  raises his voice. &quot;
And Mancuso himself is investigating at the top of his lungs: &quot; How the hell can you <head sats="live_with.147:0">live</head> <sat id="live_with.147:0">with</sat> yourself? &quot; he erupts at a politician. 
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Did it  take a man of sixty-five longer   to write a letter, shave, clean out a barn, read a newspaper, than a man of thirty? ? Did men become perfectionists as they grew older,  polishing, polishing, reluctant  to let  go? ?
It might be that certain people were born with a compulsion to complicate their lives, while others could <head>live</head> blissfully motionless almost indefinitely, like lizards in the sun, too indolent to blink their eyes. 
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Still, I was disgusted  with myself for  agreeing with Montero's methods. Surprisingly, he had told the others what he had done .
In the brief moment I had to talk to them before I took my post on the ring of defenses, I indicated I was sickened by the methods men employed to <head>live</head> and trade on the river. 
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Which  goes  to show that the First Law applies in insurance as in anything else: There is no free lunch, there is only marketing. And the Second Law, unique to insurance?
If I die early, I win -- a hollow victory, since I can't enjoy it -- and if I <head>live</head> long, the insurer wins. 
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On Aug. 1, the state tore up its controls, and food prices leaped. Without buffer stocks, inflation exploded.
That was when the tame old Peasants ' Party, desperate to <head>live</head> through the crisis, broke ranks with the Communists and joined with Solidarity in the East Bloc's first liberated government. 
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A bee's place is in the hive &quot;. &quot; I have come  to talk with you about the future of humor and comedy &quot;, I told him , at which he started slightly, and then made us each a stiff drink, with a trembling hand .
&quot; I seem to remember &quot;, he said, &quot; that in an interview ten years ago you gave humor and comedy five years to <head>live</head>. 
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&quot; But we shouldn't leave out political reasons, number one. You try  to maintain your dignity under difficult circumstances.
One can not imagine how you <head>live</head> when you live those double and triple lives. &quot; 
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WATCH FOR EARNINGS DISAPPOINTMENTS. A company doesn't have  to post a loss  to be a candidate for sale, says   Charles I. Clough Jr., chief market strategist at Merrill Lynch &amp; Co.
If earnings don't <head sats="live_up_to.155:0 live_up_to.155:1">live</head> <sat id="live_up_to.155:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.155:1">to</sat> analysts ' expectations, he says, that's enough to dump the stock. 
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She would be among the elite of her kind. Her initial intelligence tests registered above normal and her adaptation index was unusually high.
As long as her development within her shell <head sats="live_up_to.158:0 live_up_to.158:1">lived</head> <sat id="live_up_to.158:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.158:1">to</sat> expectations, and there were no side-effects from the pituitary tinkering, Helva would live a rewarding, rich and unusual life, a far cry from what she would have faced as an ordinary, &quot; normal &quot; being. 
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In recent years, unions and community groups have won big commitments  from banks  to make low-interest loans in certain neighborhoods by  threatening  to hold up proposed acquisitions with protests to the Fed about reinvestment act compliance. Few petitions, however, have actually delayed or scuttled mergers.
The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte, N.C.-based First Union hasn't <head sats="live_up_to.160:0 live_up_to.160:1">lived</head> <sat id="live_up_to.160:0">up</sat> <sat id="live_up_to.160:1">to</sat> its responsibilities under the reinvestment act. 
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Day and night Martin could not drag his mind from the dilemma  he had made  for himself. His mind scurried frantically,  seeking an exit.
Alternately he had periods of hostile defeatism in which he determined sullenly, morosely, to <head>live</head> out his life in this fashion. 
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<instance id="live.161">
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In the meantime, the landowners continue receiving generous subsidies that  began during New Deal days. Or those who  choose not  to farm can lease their lands and crop allotments for handsome sums.
Farmers in the Midwest and other areas have suffered, but those along the Mississippi continue to prosper with holdings that were built with the sweat of men and women <head>living</head> in economic slavery. 
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South Korea's President Roh addressed a joint House-Senate meeting and urged patience over U.S. demands for the opening of Seoul's markets to more American goods,  saying  trade issues would be &quot; resolved  to mutual satisfaction. &quot; He also said  tragic results could follow any &quot; hint of weakening &quot; of the U.S. defense commitment to Seoul.
The Census Bureau reported that 13.1% of the U.S. population, or 31.9 million people, were <head>living</head> in poverty in 1988. 
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&quot; I hire transportation, and my customers have fresh cold cuts every day. I don't subsidize anyone.
Everyone around me <head>lives</head> well. 
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A strange relationship between Joan Fulbright and himself. Who  knew about it? ?
She <head>lived</head> alone in the older part of the city, in one of those renovated houses whose brick facade some early settler had constructed. 
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I decided  to see no more of the clerk until the processing of my papers was completed . I felt strongly attached to the hall, however, and hardly a day  passed when I did not go  to look at it from a distance .
I <head>lived</head> in a state of suspense because of it. 
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<instance id="live.180">
<context>
Donna, his young wife, the girl who  was both daughter and wife to him. Donna was like he was.
She <head>lived</head> by the rules, never compromising, never blinded or diverted by circumstance. 
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Ten years older than Mitch Barton, he had clawed his way up from mucker in the pits to manager of the operation. He was proud of his accomplishments, proud of his job, proud that Donald Kruger and his associates trusted him.
He <head>lived</head> and breathed for the mining company. 
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Now maybe they 'd realize that life can be tough. When A bubble breaks , there's nothing.
Little by little, during the week, Chris and I discovered the crazy unbelievable way Nadine and Wally had <head>lived</head>. 
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Moreover, surely someone has noticed that household refrigerators are closed systems,  running for many years without either the CFC gas or the insulation ever escaping. Another argument of the environmentalists is that if substitutes are available, why not use them?
Mr. Teagan cites a list of substitutes but none, so far, <head>match</head> the nonflammable, nontoxic CFCs. 
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No one can say . In practice, it ends up  being equated  with a &quot; self-expression &quot; that  encourages the youngsters ' &quot; self-esteem. &quot;
The result is a generation of young people whose ignorance and intellectual incompetence is <head>matched</head> only by their good opinion of themselves. 
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Private industry's labor costs rose 1.2% in the third quarter, <head>matching</head> the second-quarter pace, as health insurance costs continued to soar, the Labor Department said. 
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Today's West Germany bends over backwards to be a reliable ally. Would a democratic and successful Germany, bound into a democratic and successful Europe, have reason to do otherwise? Defence might be one reason; there could be others. Once assertiveness starts coming more naturally to Germany, as naturally it will, might the Kohl sort of Germany want to make its political weight in the Community <head>match</head> its economic power, and be more protective of German minorities across its borders? It might. But the only answer to that is for the West to build the most solid alliance it can with the only Germany it's got. Tokyo's money crunch Policy co-ordination lies at the root of Japan's financial troubles 
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Dr. Crocker and Wexford had been at school together. Like Jack Pertwee and Charlie Hatton, they were lifelong friends, but their friendship was a casual business and their manner to each other dry, irreverent, often caustic. Crocker, some six years the chief inspector's junior, was the only man Burden knew who could get the better of Wexford and <head>match</head> his acid tongue. A tall lean figure with deep lines carved vertically down his brown cheeks, he came into the office looking as cool as he did on a winter's day. `I used your lift, &quot; said the doctor. `Very smart. Whatever will they think of next? &quot; `Pictures are threatened, &quot; said Wexford. 
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He had no ready answer, as much  from surprise as from the fit of coughing. Was the man drunk or crazy or both? ?
But his new-found buddy had <head>matched</head> him drink for drink until he lost count, and the man's eyes were still clear. 
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Pittston continues  to hire replacement workers, the company said  . Burlington's operating profit grew to $9.2 million  from $3.8 million  a year earlier, Pittston said  .
While &quot; the tone &quot; of domestic and international air-freight markets remains sound, seasonal factors are likely to hinder Burlington Air from <head>matching</head> third-quarter results in the fourth quarter, Pittston said. 
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Westridge Capital is an index fund -- the type of stolid long-term investor whose goal  is  to be nothing more than average. Westridge Capital's frenetic trading reflects the changes sweeping through the previously sleepy world of indexing.
Indexing for the most part has involved simply buying and then holding stocks in the correct mix to mirror a stock market barometer, such as Standard &amp; Poor's 500-stock index, and <head>match</head> its performance. 
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Futures Contracts -- Obligations  to buy (for those who  have purchased a contract) or deliver (for those who  sold one) a quantity of the underlying commodity or financial instrument at the agreed-upon price by a certain date. Most contracts are simply nullified  by an opposite trade before they come due.
Indexing -- Many investors, mainly institutions, follow an investment strategy of buying and holding a mix of stocks to <head>match</head> the performance of a broad stock-market barometer such as the S&amp;P 500. 
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They can ignore the S&amp;P 500 stocks altogether and focus on particular types of stocks, such as smaller companies, those paying high dividends or companies in a particular industry, state or country. With today's computer-driven program trading techniques, index funds can trade back and forth between stock-index futures and the actual stocks making up indexes such as the S&amp;P 500.
Futures and options also make it possible to build &quot; synthetic &quot; index funds that don't actually own a single share of stock, but can produce returns that <head>match</head> or exceed the broad stock market. 
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The lethal shudders that wracked the San Francisco Bay Area -- rated a 6.9 on the Richter scale -- didn't <head>match</head> the great earthquake of 1906, rated at 8.25. 
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It is bitterly ironic that Somalia, the only nation in Africa with one ethnic group, one culture, one language and one religion should be the most deeply divided of the continent's 52 fractious countries. The landscape seems to belong to some bare planet closer to the sun than earth, and the passions of its people <head>match</head> that glaring heat. Somalis have a just reputation as fierce, uncompromising fighters. When the Princess Royal visited the region on behalf of the Save the Children Fund last year, the local people danced for her. One of the dances consisted of a mimed battle between two men. It ended with one man symbolically castrating the other and dancing before the Princess waving his `prize &quot;. 
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Pretax profit for the year to June 30 rose to #142.5 million ($224.5 million) from #114.7 million ($180.7 million ), broadly <head>matching</head> analysts ' expectations. 
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But he got ahead in business: on leave from his job to an important Washington assignment during the war; ; after the war back to the heir apparency of the steel company. The Coopers saw Bobbie and Linda socially, but no more than  was necessary.
Bobbie had been successful, too, though he didn't <head>match</head> John's pace, and after all he didn't need to, with all the Stuart money. 
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One of its &quot; more ambitious goals &quot; is  to get Jaime Escalante, the Los Angeles high-school mathematics teacher featured  in the film &quot;  Stand and Deliver, &quot; to come to Harvard for a guest lecture. Nerds and geeks sometimes find themselves a bit isolated at Harvard.
So Mr. Kahn says high priority is being given to creating a computerized matchmaking service &quot; where instead of being matched for eye color, you could be <head>matched</head> for similar intellectual interests. &quot; 
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Mr. Florio savors this vindication, but at age 52, the congressman is also a product of his times and losses. He speaks for the death penalty as if  reading from Exodus 21;  to increase state revenue he focuses not on &quot; taxes &quot; but on &quot; audits &quot;   to cut waste.
Hard-hitting consultants <head>match</head> ads with Mr. Courter's team, and Mr. Florio retools himself as the lean, mean Democratic fighting machine of the 1990s. 
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Mike stopped  to cherish all his brother selves, the many threes-fulfilled on Mars, corporate and discorporate, the precious few on Earth -- the unknown powers of three on Earth that  would be his   to merge with  and cherish  now that at last long waiting he grokked and cherished himself. Mike remained in trance; ; there was much   to grok , loose ends   to puzzle over  and fit  into his growing -- all that he had seen and heard  and been  at the Archangel Foster Tabernacle (not just cusp when he and Digby had come face to face alone ) why Bishop Senator Boone made him warily uneasy , how Miss Dawn Ardent tasted like a water brother when she was not   , the smell of goodness  he had incompletely grokked  in the jumping up and down and wailing -- Jubal's conversations  coming and going -- Jubal's words troubled him most; ; he studied them, compared them with what he had been taught  as a nestling,  struggling  to bridge between languages, the one  he thought with  and the one  he was learning  to think in .
The word &quot; church &quot; which turned up over and over again among Jubal's words gave him knotty difficulty; ; there was no Martian concept to <head>match</head> it -- unless one took &quot; church &quot; and &quot; worship &quot; and &quot; God &quot; and &quot; congregation &quot; and many other words and equated them to the totality of the only world he had known during growing-waiting then forced the concept back into English in that phrase which had been rejected (by each differently) by Jubal, by Mahmoud, by Digby. 
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Example I: cloze. The computer presents a cloze passage on the screen. The deletions may be chosen either by the teacher or the computer. The child types in a guess for each deletion in turn. After each one, the computer compares the guess with the answer in its memory. If they <head>match</head>, the answer appears on the screen   if not, the child is asked to try again. It is essential that the child spells accurately   if the match is not exact, the answer is rejected. Alternatively, the answers may be listed at the side of the screen for the child to select from. It is possible to have more than one acceptable answer for each deletion. 
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A selection of samples of different people's handwriting were collected and encoded. For the acquisition phase, these Freeman codes are stored in a database which covers each letter of the alphabet, for each person's handwriting. For recognition, as script is written, the Freeman code for each character is compared with the contents of the database, and those entries which <head>match</head> the current code are output as candidate letters, together with a measure of confidence  an integer between  and 100 as a guide to how close the match was. The recogniser used by the present system gives up to six candidate letters per letter position of input script. 
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The Moloch that  knows no God but more? &quot; Robert Borden Santa Monica, Calif.
Your editorial was commendable and neatly <head>matched</head> by the readers ' comments in letters to the editor, &quot; Alar: Scaring on the Side of Caution. &quot; 
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As there was only the one company it is reasonable to infer that everyone roped in for the first loan was in fact a Merchant Taylor. Further, it is noticeable that the grand total is very close to Professor Thrupp's estimate of the Company membership, while the numbers valued at £40 or better and £20 or more closely <head>match</head> the livery lists of 1501 and 1537   8, respectively. This is the only company whose entire membership appears to have figured in the loan; in the case of such as the Goldsmiths and the Ironmongers it seems clear that only the livery was assessed. Seventy-nine fullers and shearmen, later to form the Clothworkers, were assessed, compared with a combined livery of eighty-five in 1501. 
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Michael Kean, director of marketing for CTB Macmillan McGraw, the Macmillan McGraw division that  publishes Learning Materials, says  it isn't aimed  at  improving test scores. He also asserted that exact questions weren't replicated .
When referred to the questions that <head>matched</head>, he said it was coincidental. 
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Trading executives privately say that huge stock-index funds, which  dwarf Wall Street firms in terms of the size of their program trades, will continue  to launch big programs through the stock market. Wells Fargo Investment Advisers, Bankers Trust Co. and Mellon Capital Management are among the top stock-index arbitrage clients of Wall Street, trading executives say .
These huge stock-index funds build portfolios that <head>match</head> the S&amp;P 500 stock index or other stock indexes, and frequently swap between stocks and futures to capture profits. 
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Airline stocks typically sell at a discount of about one-third to the stock market's price-earnings ratio -- which  is currently about 13 times earnings. That's because airline earnings, like those of auto makers, have been subject to the cyclical ups-and-downs of the economy.
That analysis <head>matches</head> up with stock traders ' reports that, despite the huge drop in the stock, UAL hasn't returned to the level at which it could attract buying by institutions solely on the basis of earnings. 
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Alternatively, several pieces of music, and perhaps all the works of your favourite composer, could be placed in the same frame, and there are many variations on this theme that you can follow. You may even be able to use flowers that are native to the particular country in which the composer in question was born, or <head>match</head> the flowers to the piece of music   you could choose a selection of country flowers for a pastoral composition, for example. In this photograph I decorated the Abide With Me sheet with thalictrum leaves, as their shape is so pretty, and added some frothy alchemilla flowers. The large flowers are the shrub rose `Canary Bird &quot;. 
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At the end of World War II, Germany surrendered before Japan .... The Senate-House conference committee is used  when a bill is passed  by the House and Senate in different forms . &quot;
Virtually word for word, the notes <head>matched</head> questions and answers on the social-studies section of the test the student was taking. 
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Individual Inc.'s technology goes beyond word searches by  using a computerized thesaurus. If a customer asks for stories about &quot; IBM, &quot; the computer will also supply stories that  mention &quot; I.B.M., International Business Machines, or Big Blue, &quot; Mr. Amram says  .
Moreover, Individual Inc.'s computers can weigh the value of an article based on how closely the story <head>matches</head> the subscriber's interest area. 
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I think this one is definitely longer than the other, right, so hold its legs down. You look for the creases, if you look at this doll is lov beautifully creased and you can see that the creases almost <head>match</head> each other, you turn the baby over and there's lots of little creases and they match, can you all see that? Can't see. 
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Because many of these subskills -- the symmetry of geometrical figures, metric measurement of volume, or pie and bar graphs, for example -- are only a small part of the total fifth-grade curriculum, Mr. Kaminski says  , the preparation kits wouldn't replicate too many, if their real intent was general instruction or even general familiarization with test procedures. But Learning Materials matched on 66.5 of 69 subskills.
Scoring High <head>matched</head> on 64.5. 
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Unlike options on individual issues, index options are settled  only in cash, and no stock is ever tendered . But while index options are convenient, they have several disadvantages.
For one thing, an investor's portfolio might not closely <head>match</head> the S&amp;P 100. 
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The face on the computer screen is seen through a grid which divides into 512 horizontal and 480 vertical squares. The pixels can be enlarged until a few of them fill the screen and detailed manipulation can be done. A key feature of the procedure is the use of a &quot; warping grid &quot;, which allows one image to be stretched so that its proportions <head>match</head> those of another. The creation of a convincing composite requires interpretive  subjective decisions. Once the composite on screen has reached a satisfactory state it is photographed with a standard 35 mm camera. The proportions of the mix in the Reagan/Brezhnev head are based on the number of nuclear warheads in each leader's arsenal. 
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Grazie had a small, slick head and her hair and skin were the color of golden toast. She lived in an ultra-modern house whose decoration, appointments, paint, and even pets  were chosen  to complement her coloring; ; the pets were a couple of Siamese cats.
Her uniform was of rich, raw silk, in a shade which <head>matched</head> her hair, skin, housepaint, and cats, and since she was so thin as to be almost shapeless, she rather resembled a frozen fish stick. 
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But on the evidence of &quot; The Fabulous Baker Boys, &quot; that may be the only thing  she can't do , at least when she's acting in movies . As the tough, slinky lounge chanteuse in &quot; The Fabulous Baker Boys, &quot; Ms. Pfeiffer sings for herself, and more than passably well.
Her Susie Diamond handles a song the way the greats do, like she's hearing the way it should sound inside her head and she's concentrating on <head>matching</head> that internal tone. 
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Ms. Tilly of the tweety-bird voice showed great comic promise during her stint as the mobster's girlfriend on the television show, &quot; Hill Street Blues. &quot; Here she delivers, especially during her enthusiastically awful rendition of the &quot; Candy Man, &quot; which she sings  while  prancing around in a little cotton candy pink angora sweater that  couldn't be more perfect.
( It <head>matches</head> her voice.) 
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ULTIMATE Kaleidoscope £115, 000 PRIZE DRAW ENTRY BOND This is to confirm that On return of this document, the participant named overleaf, will automatically be registered as an entrant in the Ultimate Prize Draw, with six changes to win the first prize jackpot of £50, 000. In addition, should the three numbers beneath the Early Reply Bonus Seal <head>match</head> the first three numbers of the Early Reply Bonus code, the entrant will also be eligible to win an additional £50, 000, should they reply within 14 days, and win first prize. Rub over the seal overleaf with a silver coin to reveal eligibility to double the first prize value to £100, 000 ULTIMATE PRIZE DRAW SUMMARY OVER 1, 000 PRIZES MUST BE WON 
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Some experts now predict  Anheuser's entry into the fray means near-term earnings trouble for all the industry players. The St. Louis company said major rivals, Philip Morris Co.'s Miller Brewing unit and Adolph Coors Co. &quot; have been following a policy of continuous and deep discounting  for at least the past 18 months &quot; on their premium brands,  pricing their product as much as 25 cents a 12-pack below Anheuser's Budweiser label in many markets.
Anheuser said it's discounting policy basically would involve <head>matching</head> such moves by rivals on a market-by-market basis. 
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As we travel to the east, therefore, these events occur earlier and, on a westward journey, they take place progressively later. The time at which the sun is highest in the sky is also affected in the same way. This moment is defined as noon on local time. This has the obvious advantage that all countries <head>match</head> their local time to the hours of daylight, but it also means that different countries have different local times. In order to standardize all these local times, the worlds has been divided into 24 time zones   each spanning 15 ° longitude. 
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In my mind that ain't a revelation or magic. &quot; Hartley talks about `Snake Oil &quot;, `Swamp Water &quot;, `Little Pyramids &quot; and such, and his often used `matched candle &quot; analogy  `it's like lighting two candles at the same time; they're going to burn down differently &quot;. So, presto, no sense matching tubes ! We <head>match</head> for tonal characteristics, not candle light or simple power output, as Hartley's analogy would have you believe. Additionally, while older sets of Groove Tubes exhibit normal loss of output power, they remain closely matched in our performance testing system, with balanced harmonics, longer sustain and prolonged usable lifespan. 
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In my mind that ain't a revelation or magic. &quot; Hartley talks about `Snake Oil &quot;, `Swamp Water &quot;, `Little Pyramids &quot; and such, and his often used `matched candle &quot; analogy  `it's like lighting two candles at the same time; they're going to burn down differently &quot;. So, presto, no sense <head>matching</head> tubes ! We match for tonal characteristics, not candle light or simple power output, as Hartley's analogy would have you believe. Additionally, while older sets of Groove Tubes exhibit normal loss of output power, they remain closely matched in our performance testing system, with balanced harmonics, longer sustain and prolonged usable lifespan. 
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In addition, one section of the course is timed, and the fastest time over this part determines the winner in the event of equality of penalties. The timed section is usually twisty, with time-savings, but more difficult, alternative fences. It is wise to use protective boots and an overgirth Dress Cross-country dress differs from normal show dress in that you may wear a coloured sweater instead of a shirt and jacket. You will also need a crash skull, which can be covered with a silk to <head>match</head> your sweater. It is now compulsory to wear a back protector at most events, and if not, it is still sensible to wear one. Tack and Equipment 
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The answer is a cryptographic secret. At any rate, three men out of a six-man B-52 crew are required  to copy down Wisman's go-to-war message.
Each must <head>match</head> Wisman's &quot; pie &quot; with the fragment that he carries with him. 
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Mr. Ty lost control to the government in 1980 when a government bank made emergency loans to the cash-strapped institution . In 1983, the loans were converted  into equity,  giving Manila 98% of the bank, but with the understanding that Mr. Ty had repurchase rights.
His ability to <head>match</head> any bid has scared off many potential buyers. 
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Her remorse was shallow and brief. Although she was kind and playful to her children, she was dreadful to her war-damaged husband; she openly brought her lover into their home.
As presented by Mr. Chabrol, and <head>played</head> with thin-lipped intensity by Isabelle Huppert, Marie-Louise (called Marie Latour in the film) was not a nice person. 
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Aging but still precocious, French feline enfant terrible Francoisette Lagoon has succeeded in  shocking jaded old Paris again, this time with a sexy ballet scenario called  The Lascivious Interlude, the story of a nymphomaniac trip-hammer operator who  falls hopelessly in love with a middle-aged steam shovel.  A biting, pithy parable of the all-pervading hollowness of modern life, the piece has been set  by Mlle Lagoon to a sumptuous score (a single motif played  over and over by four thousand French horns) by existentialist hot-shot Jean-Paul Sartre.
Petite, lovely Yvette Chadroe <head>plays</head> the nymphomaniac engagingly. 
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Better  to look in the corners for performances that  inspire or amuse. Janice Duclos, in addition to  possessing one of the evening's more impressive vocal instruments, brings an unsuspected comedic touch to her role of Olga, everybody's favorite mom.
Marni Rice <head>plays</head> the maid with so much edge as to steal her two scenes. 
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In an Oct. 19 review of &quot; The Misanthrope &quot; at Chicago's Goodman Theatre (&quot; Revitalized Classics Take the Stage in Windy City, &quot; Leisure &amp; Arts ), the role of Celimene, <head>played</head> by Kim Cattrall, was mistakenly attributed to Christina Haag. 
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It has depicted the bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over the Scottish town of Lockerbie. On Oct. 21, it did a rendition of the kidnapping and imprisonment of Associated Press correspondent Terry Anderson, who  was abducted  in March 1985 and is believed  to be held  in Lebanon.
The production had actors <head>playing</head> Mr. Anderson and former hostages David Jacobsen, the Rev. Benjamin Weir and Father Lawrence Jenco. 
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Acting soothed him. On a stage he always knew what  to do , and tonight,  to judge by the applause, he must be doing it better than usual.
As Sir Giles Overreach (how often had he had to <head>play</head> that part, who did not believe a word of it ), he raised his arm and declaimed: &quot; Where is my honour now &quot;? ? 
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I 'd have been more impressed if I hadn't remembered that she 'd <head>played</head> Hedda Gabler in her highschool dramatics course. 
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Ms. Haag <head>plays</head> Elianti. 
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Soon we were deep in a conversation that  was interrupted  many times by little things like Jennie's holding her breath and pretending  to black out, Miranda's dumping the contents of the sugar bowl on the table, and various screeches, thuds, and giggles. Under the circumstances, I had difficulty  keeping up with the conversation on the phone, but when I hung up  I was reasonably certain that Francesca had wanted  to remind me of our town meeting the next evening, and how important it  was  that Hank and I be there.
I discovered that the girls had shrewdly vacated the kitchen, and were <head>playing</head> quietly in the living room. 
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&quot; She 'll take every one of them &quot;. Jim groaned, but he lifted Susan's suitcase and said, in a gentler tone, &quot; Sure -- the entire thousand.
And when you get back from Grandma 's, Cathy will be here to <head>play</head> with you. 
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&quot; I 'll be all right. I guess  it's this hot weather &quot;.
&quot; Don't you <head>play</head> hard today then. 
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At noontime,  remembering what the teacher had said  about  maybe playing with the kids, Jack stayed close to the schoolhouse while all the other big boys, except Charles, went off out the road  to play ball. &quot; Why ain't you playin ' ball  &quot;? ? He asked Charles  suspiciously as they sat in the well-house shade,  watching the girls congregate in front of the schoolhouse.
&quot; Miss Langford, come out and <head>play</head> with us like you promised &quot;, several of the little girls called. 
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Leaning out, she could see a tangle of rosebush and honeysuckle, one not quite come  to bloom, one just beyond it. On a thrusting spray thick with thorns and dewdrops and swelling pink buds, like a summer Valentine, a bird balanced and sang,  nondescriptly brown and alive with its own music, a little engine of song.
It was so pretty and artless that she felt like a child again and would have enjoyed running out barefoot to <head>play</head> on the wet grass with all the growing things, but Doaty never permitted bare feet and she was decidedly not a child but une femme d'un certain age. 
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&quot; Time for books &quot;, she yelled ,  jingling a little five-and-dime store bell in her right hand. &quot;  Let's go inside &quot;.
&quot; Oh, come on Miss Langford, <head>play</head> with us just onct &quot;, one of the little girls begged, smiling wistfully. 
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Probably, as in Scriptures, a still, small voice would whisper. It would summon him once; ; if he missed it, never again.
What if it came when he was <head>playing</head>, or was asleep and dreaming? ? 
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It had grown hot early that day, and I hoped that the boy, my brother's son, would soon come across the broad black area of plowed ground,  carrying the jar of cool water.
The boy usually was sent out at about that time with the water, and he always dragged an old snow-fence lath or a stick along, to <head>play</head> with. 
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Mr. Baker's assistant for inter-American affairs, Bernard Aronson, while  maintaining that the Sandinistas had also broken the cease-fire, acknowledged: &quot; It 's never very clear who  starts what. &quot; He added that the U.S. has cut off aid to some rebel units when it was determined  that those units broke the cease-fire .
In addition to undermining arguments in favor of ending Contra aid, Mr. Ortega's remarks also <head>played</head> to the suspicions of some U.S. officials and conservatives outside the government that he is searching for ways to manipulate or void the February elections. 
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Just the thing for the Vivaldi-at-brunch set, the yuppie audience that  has embraced New Age as its very own easy listening. But you can't dismiss Mr. Stoltzman's music or his motives as merely commercial and lightweight.
He believes in what he <head>plays</head>, and he plays superbly. 
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Clad in his trademark black velvet suit, the soft-spoken clarinetist announced that his new album, &quot; Inner Voices, &quot; had just been released , that his family was in the front row, and that it was his mother's birthday, so he was going  to play her favorite tune from the record. He launched into Saint-Saens's &quot; The Swan &quot; from &quot; Carnival of the Animals, &quot; a favorite encore piece for cellists, with lovely, glossy tone and no bite.
Then, as if to show that he could <head>play</head> fast as well, he offered the second movement from Saint-Saens's Sonata for Clarinet, a whimsical, puckish tidbit that reflected the flip side of the Stoltzman personality. 
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When he finally left the sinister mansion on Perdido Street , he was carried  out in a coroner's basket. Just six weeks after Dandy Brandon's arrival at the mansion, the little surgeon and his svelte young wife gave their annual open house and ball, to which only New Orleans ' oldest and wealthiest families were invited  .
A stringed orchestra <head>played</head> softly behind the potted palms, and Delphine circulated graciously among her guests, chatting airily of the forthcoming races, the latest fashions from Paris, and Louisiana politics. 
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When President Corazon Aquino, whose command of Filipino  is spotty, announced last year that the language would be used  in official communications , there was an uproar from many legislators, who  continue  to conduct debates mostly in English. But many proponents of Filipino see resistance to the language finally crumbling.
They believe the media, including &quot; Batibot, &quot; have <head>played</head> a crucial role. 
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At the San Mateo Bridge, which  connects the San Francisco peninsula with the East Bay, police were surprised  at the speed with which traffic moved . &quot; Everybody pretty much pitched in and cooperated, &quot; said  Stan Perez, a sergeant with the California Highway Patrol.
There were many indications that the new work hours implemented by major corporations <head>played</head> a big role. 
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In our system of advocacy, the trial lawyer is duty bound  to present the best case  he possibly can  . &quot; Once a jury is selected , the consultants often continue  to determine what the jurors ' attitudes are likely  to be  and help  shape the lawyers ' presentation accordingly.
Logic <head>plays</head> a minimal role here. 
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In a classic defense of a personal-injury case, the consultants concentrate on  encouraging the jury to shift the blame. &quot; The ideal defense in a case involving an accident is  to persuade the jurors  to hold the accident victim responsible for his or her plight, &quot; Mr. Vinson has written .
Slick graphics, pre-tested for effectiveness, also <head>play</head> a major role in Litigation Sciences ' operation. 
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Despite the modest gains, traders said  the market remains dull, with investors remaining cautiously on the sidelines. Contributing to the market's reserved stance was  the release later in the day of new data on the health of the U.S. economy, in the form of the U.S. index of leading indicators.
Additionally, the end of the month position-squaring might have also <head>played</head> a minor role, traders said. 
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I'm sure that males have something   to do  with that process &quot; ! ! There had been classroom guffaws which  quickly subsided as Professor Griggs said dryly: &quot; I see your point, Pauson.
Of course, males <head>play</head> a role there, but believe me when I say you wouldn't enjoy yourself one bit on Eromonga. 
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For Plato, &quot; imitation &quot; is twice removed from reality,  being a poor copy of physical appearance, which in itself  is a poor copy of ideal essence. All artistic and mythological representations, therefore, are &quot; imitations of imitations &quot; and are completely superseded  by the truth value of &quot; dialectic &quot;, the proper use of the inquiring intellect.
In Plato's judgment, the arts <head>play</head> a meaningful role in society only in the education of the young, prior to the full development of their intellectual powers. 
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Not that religion isn't big business; ; those bibles and prayer books make a lot of money for publishing houses, but they don't get top personnel. Our key salesmen are in appliances and cosmetics &quot;.
&quot; God, I take it, <head>plays</head> no part in this &quot;, she said waspishly. 
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But what kind of initiative can you expect  given the climate set  by Congress? For example, what exactly did the CIA tell Major Giroldi and his fellow coup plotters  about U.S. laws and executive orders on assassinations?
What part did U.S. warnings <head>play</head> in the major's unwillingness to pull the trigger when he had General Noriega in custody, but was under attack by pro-Noriega troops? 
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Madden, with his investigation centered  on the fraud, said that tomorrow he would go to the Bronx bank through which Mrs. Meeker's checks to Johnston had cleared . Arthur Williams had  to be located , they agreed  .
He might have been in collusion with Johnston on the fraud; ; he might be Mrs. Meeker's murderer or have <head>played</head> some part in her death. 
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Foreign Presence Foreign auto makers are taking the Tokyo Motor Show more seriously than ever.
AB Volvo invites passers-by to <head>play</head> &quot; the role of the test dummy &quot; by hopping in a car that simulates a crash to show just how its seat-belt tightener works. 
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Once there, what ways of escape  are  open to them other than drink, drugs or insanity? Maxwell R.D. Vos Brooklyn, N.Y.
You dismiss as &quot; sentimental &quot; the view that the reduction of federal housing-assistance programs by 77% might have <head>played</head> a significant role in the increased number of men and women sleeping on our city streets during the Reagan-Bush years. 
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Japan is not a political country. It is a bureaucratic country.
The Diet <head>plays</head> a minor role compared with the powerful bureaucratic system. 
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A player's commitment to practice and team image is as important as his batting average. Polls once named Tokyo Giants star Tatsunori Hara, a &quot; humble, uncomplaining, obedient soul, &quot; as the male symbol of Japan.
But other than the fact that besuboru is <head>played</head> with a ball and a bat, it's unrecognizable: Fans politely return foul balls to stadium ushers; the strike zone expands depending on the size of the hitter; ties are permitted -- even welcomed -- since they honorably sidestep the shame of defeat; players must abide by strict rules of conduct even in their personal lives -- players for the Tokyo Giants, for example, must always wear ties when on the road. 
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To Mr. Engelken, it is also a story &quot; about love, because I'm blessed  to have a wife who  still thinks  her slightly eccentric husband's 50th birthday deserves the ultimate present. &quot;  To understand what Mr. Engelken means , one must go back to a sunny October afternoon in 1951 at New York's Polo Grounds stadium, where, it can be argued , the most dramatic moment in baseball history was played  out .
It was the ninth inning of the third game of a three-game playoff between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Giants (the predecessor to the San Francisco Giants scheduled to <head>play</head> in tonight's world series ). 
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-- Junior football player. -- &quot;  Being a student-athlete at college is a lot different from high school.
First, the sport you <head>play</head> is no longer a game -- it becomes a job. 
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&quot; It's going  to be a tough league, &quot; promises  the 47-year-old Mr. Campaneris. &quot; There will be a lot of malice. &quot;
Men who have <head>played</head> hard all their lives aren't about to change their habits, he says. 
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He could think of nothing else save his mental image of her nude figure and what Charles had said  that morning about Margaret Rider. Occasionally he would look across the aisle at Margaret, fourteen and demure in a fresh green organdy dress, sitting in the sixth-grade row, and he could hardly believe  she would do what Charles had said  she did .
At noontime, remembering what the teacher had said about maybe playing with the kids, Jack stayed close to the schoolhouse while all the other big boys, except Charles, went off out the road to <head>play</head> ball. 
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I was thoroughly startled  &quot;. Richard thought it a more promising remark than any made  during the last conversation, but Charlotte's manner during the gatherings was more flippant and superficial than when she was alone with him  and he was sure  her remark would lead to nothing much better than the pointless words which  had preceded it.
Three of the four persons present, all foreign students in Tokyo, had been <head>playing</head> a game of judging popular Japanese foods by the In and Out system, an equation in which Zen philosophy was used as the modifier. 
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But one recent day, they became much closer. Mr. Engelken, a rabid baseball fan, pores over the sports pages  to chart the exploits of &quot; my favorite and not-so-favorite teams and players. &quot;
He often groans, he says, at the &quot; clutter &quot; of sports stories about drugs, alcohol, gambling and some player's lament &quot; about the miserly millions he is offered to <head>play</head> the game. &quot; 
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Although it was only three o'clock, he stopped in at the Golden Calf. The tables were all spinning, the dice rattling, the bar crowded.
Just to test himself, he <head>played</head> roulette for quarters on his old combination, five and seventeen, and within an hour, he had won, surprisingly, twenty dollars. 
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In the prison camp's Black Market civilian clothes were quietly bought  and forged papers were devised  for him; ; during long weeks the plan for his flight was rehearsed . Every morning contingents of prisoners would be sent  out  to labor in nearby factories.
One evening, while a volley-ball game was being <head>played</head> in the yard among the prisoners remaining there, a simulated melee was staged -- just as the gates were opened to admit other prisoners returning from work. 
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He sat down next to a heavily-upholstered blonde, but she was cleaned  out in twenty minutes. She sighed a dirty word and left.
Owen was surprised to see Mrs. Gertrude Parker <head>playing</head> the one-arm bandits that were cunningly arranged by the entrance. 
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Uncle Randolph had been riding out every evening on some secret business of his own. What it was  Kate could not fathom .
He claimed to be visiting the waterfront saloon at the crossroads to <head>play</head> cards and drink with his cronies, but Kate had not smelled brandy on him since Mrs. Lattimer's funeral. 
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A piece down, the computer resigned. Now, with the crowd in the analysis room smelling figurative blood, the only question seemed  to be how fast Mr. Kasparov could win game two .
With the advantage of <head>playing</head> white (which moves first ), Mr. Kasparov followed up cleverly against the computer's defense, a Queen's Gambit Accepted. 
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They led the Major Leagues in regular-season wins with 99 and flattened the Toronto Blue Jays four games to one for the American League pennant before  stomping their cross-bay rivals. The pithiest testimony to their domination of the just-concluded tournament came from Giants ' manager Roger Craig after his team had fallen in Game Three to a five-home-run barrage that  tied a 61-year-old Series record.
Asked what he would do differently on the morrow, Craig allowed that he might <head>play</head> his outfielders deeper, &quot; maybe on the other side of the fence. &quot; 
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The Justice Department scrambled to <head sats="play_down.188:0">play</head> <sat id="play_down.188:0">down</sat> the significance of its new guidelines concerning prosecutions under the federal racketeering law. 
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That Ludie ! ! He, too, cocked his cap at a jaunty angle, jingled marbles in his pocket, and swaggered down Main Street.
On the Christophers ' lawn, little girls in white pinafores were <head>playing</head> grownups at a tea party. 
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Well, they can now go and audition there. Good luck.
Common sense suggests that people who <head>play</head> for a company that charges about half what those houses do for a ticket are not in the same market. 
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The oboist Heinz Holliger has taken a hard line about the problem: He commissions and splendidly interprets fearsome contemporary scores and does some conducting, so he doesn't have to <head>play</head> the same Mozart and Strauss concertos over and over again. 
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His recent appearance at the Metropolitan Museum, dubbed  &quot; A Musical Odyssey, &quot; was a case in point. It felt more like a party, or a highly polished jam session with a few friends, than a classical concert.
Clad in his trademark black velvet suit, the soft-spoken clarinetist announced that his new album, &quot; Inner Voices, &quot; had just been released, that his family was in the front row, and that it was his mother's birthday, so he was going to <head>play</head> her favorite tune from the record. 
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Thus, no standards, no judgment and no values. &quot; You are mad because he's making so much money, &quot; say  President Reagan's defenders.
No, we ought to be mad because he has demeaned the office we gave him, enlisting it in the service of private gain, just as we ought to be mad that public officials lie through their teeth, <head>play</head> disingenuous games about their activities or, to steal a phrase, make public service a private trough. 
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Again and again, program-trading's critics raise the &quot; casino &quot; theme. They say  greedy market manipulators have made a shambles of the nation's free-enterprise system,  turning the stock market into a big gambling den, with the odds heavily stacked  against the small investor.
&quot; The public didn't come to the market to <head>play</head> a game; they can go to Off-Track Betting for that, &quot; says A. Brean Murray, chairman of Brean Murray, Foster Securities, a traditional money management firm. 
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Having received permission  to give a camp reunion-Halloween party, she asked that I come and be her date. I went and,  mum and nervous, all but made a fool of myself.
Again among those jubilantly reunited bunkmates, I was shy with Jessie and acted as I had during those early Saturday mornings when we all seemed to be <head>playing</head> for effect, to be detached and unconcerned with the girls who were properly our dates but about whom, later, in the privacy of our bunks, we would think in terms of the most elaborate romance. 
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If he was just a nut, no harm was done . But if he was the real thing, he could do something about Lolly.
He felt very cunning, very proud of himself as he <head>played</head> on the other man's soft spot. 
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It  is most probable that Freud and the Oedipus complex never entered his head in the writing of this story. He was simply writing a story that  wanted  to be told , and in the writing a childhood fantasy of his own emerged.
He would not have cared why it emerged, he only wanted to capture a memory to <head>play</head> with it again in his imagination and somehow to fix and hold in the story the disturbing emotions that accompanied the fantasy. 
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&quot; There's a rising fear that perhaps Mrs. Thatcher's style of management has become a political liability, &quot; says  Bill Martin, senior economist at London brokers UBS-Phillips &amp; Drew. The prime minister's insistence on  keeping a private coterie of advisers -- including an economic guru who  openly criticized former Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson -- confused the financial community.
Last week, the strategy of <head sats="play_off.093:0">playing</head> the two experts <sat id="play_off.093:0">off</sat> each other blew up: Mr. Lawson quit in exasperation and Sir Alan Walters, the adviser, announced his resignation within an hour. 
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But while the Composite gained 1.19, to 462.89, many issues didn't participate in the advance. &quot; It was a mixed bag, &quot; said  Richard Bruno, who  heads over-the-counter trading at PaineWebber.
&quot; We <head>played</head> catch-up in some areas, and sold off in some others. &quot; 
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&quot; Work hard, <head>play</head> hard &quot; is advice Best taken with some caution, For it can bring fitness and success Or a state of total exhaustion. 
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The Dow average now stands more than 20% higher, while Renaissance's portfolio of Treasurys produced a return of about 6% through the first three quarters of the year. The computer's miscalculation has been painful for Renaissance.
Almost any money manager holding stocks has turned in better results, while Renaissance has <head>played</head> it safe with Treasury bills. 
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Then he was striding across the room, his thoughts confused  but the worry building swiftly inside him as he snatched up the note. Jack:  Look in the wastebasket.
I knew the only way I could beat you was to <head sats="play_possum.025:0">play</head> <sat id="play_possum.025:0">possum</sat>, but it was a good try, kid, and I appreciate it. 
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How infuriating all this was  ! ! Why had not this success come to him before he had plunged into his Discourse, and before he had committed himself to a life of austerity and denial ? ?
Now, when everything was opening up to him -- even the court of Louis 15 ! ! -- he had to <head>play</head> a role of self-effacement. 
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&quot; Yes, he's just there. He keeps the beat going.
He likes to <head>play</head> bass because he doesn't have to solo. 
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&quot; Also, if you're going  to believe those prints, you 'll have  to look for a killer who 's a top-grade piano player &quot;.
He demonstrated by <head>playing</head> an imaginary piano, doing a staccato passage with a broadly exaggerated attack. 
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Last Sunday, Ms. Johnson finally got a chance  to water her plants, but stopped abruptly. &quot; I realized  I couldn't waste this water when there are people in Watsonville who  don't have fresh water   to drink  . &quot;
She hasn't <head>played</head> any music since the earthquake hit, out of respect for those who died on Interstate 880 where the roadway collapsed. 
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He hasn't been to a symphony concert all season &quot;. Anne smiled.
&quot; But he <head>plays</head> bass with Chief Crazy Horse and his Five Colts &quot; ! ! 
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Thus, red wine must, if possible, never be disturbed or shaken ; ; very old red wine is often decanted  so that the puckering, bitter elements which  have settled to the bottom will not be mingled  with the wine itself. A tug-of-war between an old bottle and an inefficient corkscrew may do as much harm as a week at sea.
The cork should be <head>pulled</head> gradually and smoothly, and the lip of the bottle wiped afterward. 
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Fat bottles, such as Burgundies, have a way of  rolling around in the bin and often need little props, such as a bit of cardboard or a chip of wood,   to hold them in the proper reclining posture. Too much dampness in the cellar rots the corks, again with ill effects.
The best rule of thumb for detecting corked wine (provided the eye has not already spotted it) is to smell the wet end of the cork after <head>pulling</head> it: if it smells of wine, the bottle is probably all right; ; if it smells of cork, one has grounds for suspicion. 
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Just when American liberalism had <head sats="pull_the_plug.131:0 pull_the_plug.131:1">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_the_plug.131:0">the</sat> arms <sat id="pull_the_plug.131:1">plug</sat> on the Contras and their friend Ronald Reagan, along comes Mr. Ortega in Costa Rica this weekend to &quot; blunder &quot; into the hands of what are often called conservatives. 
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The bleeding girl was tiring fast; ; the coachman and Delphine were gaining on her as she raced down Perdido Street. The fugitive cried out in an oddly sibilant voice: &quot;  Help me, somebody ! !
They have <head sats="pull_out.103:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.103:0">out</sat> all my teeth and now she will carve out my tongue with her hacksaw ! ! 
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I looked at my watch. Barely half-an-hour aloft.
Back in the chase car, we drove around some more, got stuck in a ditch, enlisted the aid of a local farmer to get out the trailer hitch and <head sats="pull_out.127:0">pull</head> us <sat id="pull_out.127:0">out</sat> of the ditch. 
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The dinner was a stark confirmation that 1989 is the worst year ever for the $200 billion  junk market. And investors and traders alike say  the current turmoil could take years  to resolve.
Amid the market disorder, even Drexel, which has the widest and most loyal following of junk bond investors, is <head sats="pull_in_one-s_horns.128:0 pull_in_one-s_horns.128:1 pull_in_one-s_horns.128:2">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.128:0">in</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.128:1">its</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.128:2">horns</sat>. 
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Sighing, he hurried to the living room. He had a thousand things   to see to .
Still, he couldn't help thinking, we're all getting old, getting small; ; the snail is <head sats="pull_in_one-s_horns.164:0 pull_in_one-s_horns.164:1 pull_in_one-s_horns.164:2">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.164:0">in</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.164:1">her</sat> <sat id="pull_in_one-s_horns.164:2">horns</sat>. 
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&quot; Not about me? ? You mean it, Phil? ?
You wouldn't <head sats="pull_the_leg_of.158:1">pull</head> my <sat id="pull_the_leg_of.158:1">leg</sat>, old man? ? 
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Some loyal voices, in  and out of  the East German Communist party, saw the nation's unrest coming. The first signs were economic.
Despite heavily subsidized consumer industries, East Germans have for years watched the West <head sats="pull_ahead.179:0">pull</head> farther out <sat id="pull_ahead.179:0">ahead</sat>. 
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What 's worrying her supporters is that the economic cycle may be out of kilter with the political timetable. She could end up  seeking a fourth term in an economy sick with inflation, high interest rates and a heavy trade deficit.
Though Mrs. Thatcher has <head sats="pull_through.152:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_through.152:0">through</sat> other crises, supporters wonder if her steely, autocratic ways are the right formula today. 
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&quot; Why, Mick Shann went over and over the report with Alsing Andersen,  trying  to check them out. Even after the incident between Bang-Jensen and Shann in the Delegates ' Lounge and this was not the way  the Chicago Tribune presented it  &quot;.
Gross reached in his desk and <head sats="pull_out.115:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.115:0">out</sat> two newspaper clippings. 
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&quot; I will go &quot;. He smiled, but now that he knew where the elder Seward was , he did not intend  to go.
He <head sats="pull_out.161:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.161:0">out</sat> his pistol and fired it. 
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Better  stay in the hotel lobby, where the walls looked good and thick . Chinese and Indian merchants across the street were slamming their steel shutters.
Hotel attendants <head>pulled</head> parked bicycles into the lobby. 
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Only walking and golf increased in popularity during the 1980s -- and only slightly. Jeanette Traverso, a California lawyer, gave up  running three times a week  to play a weekly round of golf,  finding it more social and serene.
It's an activity she feels she can do for life, and by <head>pulling</head> a golf cart, she still gets a good workout. 
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Together we waited in her car until the hearse moved out and we followed it down into the heavy traffic of New Jersey. By the time  we arrived and entered the building  sacred music was already swelling out into the chapel-like auditorium with its discreet symbols of religious faiths.
Again I felt impelled to kneel, and reached back and <head sats="pull_down.134:0">pulled</head> Via <sat id="pull_down.134:0">down</sat>. 
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Frank W. Terrizzi. Stock prices &quot; would still have  to go down some additional amount before we become positive on stocks, &quot; says   Mr. Terrizzi, president and managing director of Renaissance Investment Management Inc. in Cincinnati.
Renaissance, which manages about $1.8 billion, drew stiff criticism from many clients earlier this year because it <head sats="pull_out.089:0">pulled</head> entirely <sat id="pull_out.089:0">out</sat> of stocks at the beginning of the year and thus missed a strong rally. 
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These included China's economic policies, human rights and the question of Mr. Fang. Mr. Nixon also proposed that China restore its participation in the Fulbright Program, a U.S. government-funded academic exchange.
China <head sats="pull_out.105:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.105:0">out</sat> of the program in July. 
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The $56 billion  California Public Employees Retirement System, for one, added $1 billion  to its stock portfolio two years ago. &quot; The last crash taught institutional investors that they have  to be long-term holders, and that they can't react to short-term events, good or bad, &quot; said  Stephen L. Nesbitt, senior vice president for the pension consultants Wilshire Associates in Santa Monica, Calif.
&quot; Those that <head sats="pull_out.159:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_out.159:0">out</sat> (of stocks) regretted it, &quot; he said, &quot; so I doubt you 'll see any significant changes &quot; in institutional portfolios as a result of Friday's decline. 
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A series of 5,000 or so changes is a &quot; peal &quot; and takes about three hours. A look at a Thursday night practice at St. Mary Abbot church in the Kensington district of London gives an idea of the work involved .
Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle, one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter's stance, each <head>pulling</head> a rope that disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber. 
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&quot; Hey &quot; ! ! Mr. Jack cried  when the brush tipped his hat down over his eyes . Winston apologized and quickly set the hat right.
Then he stood back to look at Mr. Jack, who was <head>pulling</head> on his pigskin gloves. 
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He scooped up the receiver and said, &quot; Police chief &quot;, into the mouthpiece, and then, &quot; Oh yes, Mr. Benson. I was hoping  I 'd hear from you today &quot;.
With his free hand he <head>pulled</head> a pad and pencil toward him and began to make notes as he listened, saying, &quot; Uh-huh &quot; and &quot; I see &quot; at intervals. 
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The expression was his trade-mark, his open sesame to good luck, and his prayer that pilot and plane would always return. At the prearranged time, Greg started the engine and taxied out.
From the time the chocks were <head>pulled</head> until the plane was out of sight, he knew Donovan would keep his back to the strip. 
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Brassnose yelled: &quot;  Come on, Sommers, Max  step on it, we got a chance now.  Heave on those ropes; ; the boat's come unstuck &quot;.
We <head>pulled</head> and swore and yanked and wept, scraping our hands until they bled profusely. 
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It could never happen as long as God was alert and the Drew steeple stood guard with its peaked lance. Stevie was constantly slipping into the church.
He <head>pulled</head> with all his strength at the heavy, brass-bound door, and shuffled along the wainscoted wall. 
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But what kind of initiative can you expect  given the climate set  by Congress? For example, what exactly did the CIA tell Major Giroldi and his fellow coup plotters  about U.S. laws and executive orders on assassinations?
What part did U.S. warnings play in the major's unwillingness to <head>pull</head> the trigger when he had General Noriega in custody, but was under attack by pro-Noriega troops? 
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Would you like a drink, or coffee &quot;? ? &quot; No, thanks &quot;.
She stood up, <head>pulled</head> the coat from her shoulders and started to slide it off, then let out a high-pitched scream and I let out a low-pitched, wobbling sound like a muffler blowing out. 
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&quot; You're  not to mention my name.  Tell her  Curt Adams wants  to see her &quot;.
Summers <head sats="pull_up_short.116:0 pull_up_short.116:1">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_up_short.116:0">up</sat> <sat id="pull_up_short.116:1">short</sat>, and turned around. 
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&quot; We like  to follow up and make sure  operators are achieving our standards of company service, &quot; says  Ms. Dale, who  supervises 350 operators. John Bonomo, a Nynex spokesman, says  the telephone company needs  to monitor operators  to evaluate performance during the first six months on the job.
&quot; Sometimes, &quot; he says, &quot; we 'll <head sats="pull_off.141:0">pull</head> someone <sat id="pull_off.141:0">off</sat> the phones for more training. &quot; 
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Whoever  was out there  hiding in the brushy cover was besieging the Antler house and,  having spotted his approach, was determined  to drive him off before he could get into the fight.  Cursing himself for  having ridden out the last few days without a rifle in his saddle boot, Russ drew his Colt and examined it briefly.
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It was, indeed, all here -- almost a century. From reconstruction to moon rockets.
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If she did, he could stand it better in the light. He scrubbed absent-mindedly at the pans and reflected on how things had turned out .
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General Mills, meanwhile, finds itself constrained  from  boosting sales further because its plants are operating at capacity. A large plant in Covington, Ga., is  to come on line next year.
A Kellogg officer, who asked not to be named, said the Memphis project was &quot; <head>pulled</head> in for a reconsideration of costs, &quot; an indication that the ambitious plans might be scaled back in any future construction. 
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Investors recalled that Shearson last week had been advising that &quot; the market is still exhibiting all the signs of a further advance. &quot; Many other brokerage firms had similarly bullish views.
But Mr. Rivkin insists that the 10 pages weren't <head>pulled</head> because they were too bullish. 
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Child care was one of the many &quot; extraneous &quot; bills pulled  out of the Senate's reconciliation bill last Friday. Others were the capital-gains cut, Section 89 repeal, the disabled workers bill, and the unprecedented reconsideration of the catastrophic health act.
All this stuff still is in the House's 1,878-page reconciliation bill, and many Members say they're reluctant to <head>pull</head> out cherished bills, just to see them die. 
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Giving the other a dark look, he hauled his bronc around and trotted down off the street. Pat let him go,  following more leisurely.
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&quot; I was down to 275. I 've been that far half a dozen times.
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&quot; Ryan, there are other explanations for the disappearance of the bodies.  Look for them, will you ? ?
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She might be firm. It  was most unlikely that she would be firm.
They want to be fat cats, Pam thought, and lighted a cigarette and leaned back on a chaise and considered <head sats="pull_together.106:0">pulling</head> her thoughts <sat id="pull_together.106:0">together</sat>. 
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Rather, Japanese investment will spur integration of certain sectors, says   Kent Calder, a specialist in East Asian economies at the Woodrow Wilson School for Public and Internatonal Affairs at Princeton University. In electronics, for example, a Japanese company might make television picture tubes in Japan, assemble the sets in Malaysia and export them to Indonesia.
&quot; The effect will be to <head sats="pull_together.151:0">pull</head> Asia <sat id="pull_together.151:0">together</sat> not as a common market but as an integrated production zone, &quot; says Goldman Sachs's Mr. Hormats. 
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Winston was relieved ; ; those presents had been on his mind. He had only agreed with Miss Ada about  getting the valet, but he had actually suggested the photograph to Mr. Jack.
&quot; You know what she likes, Winston &quot;, he had said wearily, one evening in November when Winston was <head sats="pull_off.094:0">pulling</head> <sat id="pull_off.094:0">off</sat> his overshoes. 
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A four-page ad from Texas Instruments Inc., running in approximately 140,000 issues of the Oct. 20 &quot; Corporate Elite &quot; issue of the McGraw-Hill Inc. publication, contains a speech synthesizer laminated  between two of the pages.
Readers who <head sats="pull_off.114:0">pull</head> <sat id="pull_off.114:0">off</sat> a piece of tape and press a switch will hear a tiny -- but distinctly human-sounding -- voice announce, &quot; I am the talking chip, &quot; as it launches into a 15-second discourse on its own attributes. 
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Its 1,400-member brokerage operation reported an estimated $5 million  loss last year, although Kidder expects it to turn a profit this year. In fact, Kidder is a minor player in just about every business  it does  except computer-driven program trading; in that controversial business, only Morgan Stanley &amp; Co. rivals Kidder.
But even that niche is under attack, as several Wall Street firms <head sats="pull_back.121:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_back.121:0">back</sat> from program trading last week under pressure from big investors. 
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It's just comic when they try  to pretend  they're still the master race . &quot; Mr. Lee added that the Filipinos are &quot; making it  very difficult &quot; for the U.S. military presence to last beyond five or 10 years.
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The dollar also declined. The turmoil in junk bonds may last for years, investors and traders say  .
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The recent outcry over program trading will cast a pall over the stock-fund environment in the coming months, some analysts say  . &quot; The public is very close to  having had it, &quot; Mr. Jenks says .
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&quot; It increasingly appears that 1987-88 was a temporary inflation blip and not the beginning of a cyclical inflation problem, &quot; argued  Edward Yardeni, chief economist at Prudential-Bache Securities Inc. in New York. In both 1987 and 1988, consumer prices rose 4.4 %.
A run-up in world oil prices last winter sent consumer prices soaring at a 6.7% annual rate in the first five months of this year, but the subsequent decline in energy prices has <head>pulled</head> the annual rate back down to 4.4 %. 
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&quot; Well, now &quot;, he said , and reached into his pocket. &quot; I didn't know  I was gon  na have company in this car &quot;.
&quot; We're going to Philadelphia &quot;, Kitty said, <head>pulling</head> her skirt down around her legs all the more. 
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That &quot; suggests  the manufacturing sector is not falling apart, &quot; said   Sally Kleinman, an economist at Manufacturers Hanover Securities Corp. in New York. She added, however: &quot; It is not robust by any means. &quot;
While a decline in orders for cars and civilian airplanes <head>pulled</head> down the orders total, an enormous jump in orders for heavy military equipment propped it up. 
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She decided  to risk it. There was something phony about all this gun waving -- something not quite what it seemed  in the detailed directions for  finding the police.
Dave had the latch under his thumb now and he removed his arm from his wife in order to <head>pull</head> the door open. 
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Over the weeks, America's first Star Route Air Mail settled into a routine pattern despite the vagaries of weather and the lack of ground facilities and aids to navigation. Each morning at five Fogg crawled out of bed  to bundle into flying togs over the furnace register of his home.
Always troubled by poor circulation in his feet, he experimented with various combinations of socks and shoes before finally adopting old-style felt farmer's boots with his sheepskin flying boots <head>pulled</head> over them. 
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Heat, in the sunlight, pressed in like an invisible crowd. He squatted by the head,  gently placing the rifle on the ground.
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The dollar rose modestly against the mark and the yen, but soared against the pound following the resignation of Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, Nigel Lawson. Analysts have complained that third-quarter corporate earnings haven't been very good, but the effect hit home particularly hard yesterday.
Compaq Computer nose-dived $8.625 a share, to $100, and <head>pulled</head> other technology issues lower after reporting lower-than-expected earnings after the stock market closed Wednesday. 
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In Painter's office this evening. &quot; Shayne nodded grimly.
&quot; The pair whom Petey is officially commending for slapping me around and <head>pulling</head> me in &quot;. 
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&quot; That's the stuff &quot;, Curt said . &quot;  Just hold it that way &quot;.
He reached out to <head>pull</head> the door shut and fasten it with a sliding bolt. 
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British Airways, a member of the group that  had offered $300  a share for UAL in a leveraged buy-out, said  it had yet  to receive a revised proposal and it was &quot; in no way committed  &quot; to the completion of a bid. Separately, investor Marvin Davis withdrew his backup $300-a-share  takeover offer.
While UAL faltered, AMR, the parent of American Airlines, <head>pulled</head> out of its recent nosedive by rising 3 4 to 74. 
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Drunk on sake, he must have wandered off from his bivouac. The marine tried  to roll on his right side, and moaned.
When he rolled on the left side, propping on his left elbow, Matsuo seized his hair and <head>pulled</head> him back over. 
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&quot;  Go through his pockets, will you ? ? If we have  to  we 'll take him apart and see what he's made  of  &quot; ! !
Complying methodically, Pat <head>pulled</head> pocket after pocket inside out without finding a thing. 
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He could hear horses moving around inside, and nothing else. There was no lock on the door, only an iron hook which he unfastened .
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The improved tone in the municipal market, largely an offshoot of the New York City sale's reception, helped municipal futures rebound from early lows, but the spread between the contract and Tbond futures continued  to grow more negative. The MOB spread, or difference between the municipal and T-bond futures contracts, has been near all-time lows in recent trading,  driven  basically by concerns that new-issue supply would overwhelm demand.
December municipal futures ended up 11 32 point to 92-14, having <head sats="pull_off.153:0">pulled</head> <sat id="pull_off.153:0">off</sat> a morning low of 91-23 as cash municipals rebounded. 
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The papers would be handed  over at a bank of telephone booths just off Exit 10. &quot; It sounded like something out of Ian Fleming, &quot; Mr. Engelken recalls .
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Their proclaimed purpose is  to cleanse East Germany of its Stalinist muck, not to merge with the West. One of their pastors has envisioned a &quot; new utopia &quot; of &quot; creative socialism. &quot;
Meanwhile, the man Mr. Krenz <head>replaces</head> has left an indelible mark on East German society. 
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In addition to aircraft from Boeing Co., Cathay announced earlier this year an order for as many as 20 Airbus A330-300s. The expansion, which  could cost as much as US$ 5.7 billion  over the next eight years, will expand the fleet to about 43 planes by 1991, up from 30 at the end of last year, according to Sun Hung Kai Securities Ltd.
The fuel-efficient Airbus planes will be used largely to <head>replace</head> Cathay's aging fleet of Lockheed Tristars for regional flights, while the Boeing aircraft will be used on long-haul routes to Europe and North America. 
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People familiar with the company say  the board isn't likely  to give quick approval to any offer substantially below the $300-a-share , $6.79 billion  buy-out bid that  collapsed last week after banks wouldn't raise needed loans and after a key partner, British Airways PLC, dropped out. In composite trading Friday on the New York Stock Exchange, UAL closed at $168.50  a share, down $21.625 .
But the pilots union, which has been pushing for a takeover since 1987, appears to be pressing ahead with the revised bid to avoid further loss of momentum even though it hasn't found a partner to <head>replace</head> British Air. 
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There, amid oil paintings and marble tables, massages are administered  every Wednesday. &quot; On days that I'm really busy , &quot; says  Ms. Foster, who  works in public relations for the company, &quot; it  seems decadent  to take time off for a massage. &quot;
Although such sessions may never <head>replace</head> coffee breaks, on-site massage, as it is known in the trade, is certainly infiltrating corporate America. 
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Your Oct. 13 page-one story on the renewed plight of Western Union says that Western Union had lost its chance to be in the telephone business by turning down Alexander Graham Bell's offer to it of his invention, because it supposedly felt that voice communication would never <head>replace</head> the telegraph. 
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Which celebrity endorsers  are most believable? For the third year in a row, consumers voted Bill Cosby first  and James Garner second  in persuasiveness as spokesmen in TV commercials, according to Video Storyboard Tests, New York.
Michael J. Fox <head>replaced</head> Bruce Willis in third place; Cher placed fourth for the second time. 
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Maybe so -- if you can find where your favorite writer went .
Beantown scribes, who spare no invective when taking on local luminaries such as Michael &quot; Pee Wee &quot; Dukakis, or New England Patriots Coach Raymond &quot; Rev. Ray &quot; Berry, yesterday poured ridicule on new drawings of Globe columnists that <head>replaced</head> old photos in the revamped pages this week. 
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I had read the story many times without  asking myself why it affected me  or  caring why it did . But on one occasion when I encountered a similar fantasy in a little boy who  was my patient  I began  to understand the uncanny effects of this story.
It was, of course, a little boy's fantasy of winning his mother to himself, and <head>replacing</head> the father who could not give her the things she wanted -- a classical oedipal fantasy if you like -- but if it were only this the story would be banal. 
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The Labor Department said  wage settlements in the third quarter called for average annual wage increases of 3.6% in the first year and 3.0% over the life of the contracts. The last time  parties to these settlements negotiated wage increases , mostly in 1986 or 1987, wages increased an average of 2.4% a year over the life of the contracts.
If this pattern continues, the Labor Department said, 1989 will be the first year that the measure has shown an increase since 1981 when the department started comparing expiring contracts with those that <head>replaced</head> them. 
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Adios &quot;, I said ,  exhausting my Spanish vocabulary on my host and exchanging one of a scarcely-tapped store of smiles with my host's daughters. I waved with discretion and moderation to the vague golden faces fading through rising dust and the distortions of the back window glass.
Then I saw the father's head slightly turn; ; gauche rainbow shapes <head>replaced</head> the poignant ovals of gold. 
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Now, Mr. Guzman Cabrera is facing accusations that he's as much a company man as La Quina was a crook. In recent contract negotiations with Pemex management, Mr. Guzman Cabrera accepted major concessions that  greatly curtail the union's role in subcontracting, long a source of millions of dollars in illicit earnings.
And with the quiet pragmatism of Mr. Guzman Cabrera <head>replacing</head> the prickly populism of La Quina, government technocrats have been given a free hand to open the petrochemical sector to wider private and foreign investment. 
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The Air Force is looking  to buy 540 new primary jet trainers, with a total value of $1.5 billion  to $2 billion , between 1994 and 2004. The aircraft would replace the T-37, made  by the Cessna Aircraft Co. unit of General Dynamics Corp., which the Air Force uses   to train jet pilots.
Lockheed said the U.S. Navy may also buy an additional 340 trainer aircraft to <head>replace</head> its T34C trainers made by the Beech Aircraft Corp. unit of Raytheon Corp. 
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CWA's New Jersey Commercial local, which  represents about 2,500 service representatives and marketing employees, rejected the tentative agreement. Both the union and the regional telephone company said  they were working together  to resolve differences.
The new three-year contracts, which <head>replace</head> ones that expired Aug. 5, cover 41,000 Bell Atlantic employees. 
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Below these particulars was  a series of alpha-beta-gammas connected  by arrows and crosses which  denoted the lineage of the breed. Alex's instruction was rapid, for the doctor had  to go off to the Rue Ecole De Medecine  to hear more speeches with only time for one sip of wine   to sustain him through them all .
But after the doctor's return that night Alex could see, from the high window in his own room, the now familiar figure crouched on a truly impressive heap of towels, apparently giving its egg-hatching powers one final chance before it was <head>replaced</head> in its office by a sure-enough hen. 
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They tasted good to him, so he brought some to breakfast  to eat in his cereal bowl with milk and honey. Maple syrup is made  by the children in the woods on the school grounds.
This and raw sugar <head>replace</head> ordinary refined sugar on the tables and very little sugar is used in cooking. 
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The Air Force is looking  to buy 540 new primary jet trainers, with a total value of $1.5 billion  to $2 billion , between 1994 and 2004.
The aircraft would <head>replace</head> the T-37, made by the Cessna Aircraft Co. unit of General Dynamics Corp., which the Air Force uses to train jet pilots. 
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&quot; I am the hope and the dream, the redemption of cowards, &quot; he says  in one of many interior monologues. Later, he recalls the words of his Marxist mentor: &quot; The people ! Theft ! The holy fire ! &quot;
Said's story reflects the souring of socialism under Nasser, whose dictatorial rule <head>replaced</head> the monarchy overthrown in 1952. 
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Outside observers are gathering in Nicaragua  to monitor the registration and treatment of opposition candidates. And important U.S. lawmakers must decide at the end of November if the Contras are  to receive the rest of the $49 million  in so-called humanitarian assistance under a bipartisan agreement reached  with the Bush administration in March.
The humanitarian assistance, which pays for supplies such as food and clothing for the rebels amassed along the Nicaraguan border with Honduras, <head>replaced</head> the military aid cut off by Congress in February 1988. 
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A spokesman said the plant, which will <head>replace</head> older lubricant and grease manufacturing plants in Montreal and Toronto, will cost about 50 million Canadian dollars (US$ 42.5 million) to build. 
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The blast, which  wrecked the opposition labor group's offices, was the latest in a series of attacks in El Salvador's 10-year-old civil war. Hungary's Parliament voted  to hold a national referendum on an election   to fill the new post of president .
The balloting to decide when and how to fill the position, which <head>replaces</head> a collective presidency under a pact signed by the ruling Socialists and opposition groups, is to be held Nov. 
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A private market like this just isn't big enough  to absorb all that business. The hulk of Stalinism, it seems  , will not quickly crumble away.
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Proceeds from the bonds, with coupon rates in the 8% range, will be used to <head>replace</head> bonds with an average interest rate of 13.1 %. 
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UNESCO is now holding its biennial meetings  in Paris   to devise its next projects. Mr. Mayor's hope that references to &quot; press freedom &quot; would survive  unamended seems doomed to failure; the current phrasing is &quot;  educating the public and media  to avoid manipulation. &quot;
He hasn't been able to <head>replace</head> the M'Bow cabal. 
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Now, a new law in Texas seems  to be providing the proof. The law -- the first of its kind -- requires car rental companies in Texas to charge only &quot; reasonable &quot; rates for collision-damage waiver insurance.
Specifically, the law says the rates must closely reflect what the company's actual expenses have been to <head>replace</head> damaged cars. 
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In 1987, the West had the slowest sales growth, and the South and the Midwest were first and second respectively, according to the council. Mr. Lagnado said that although retailers probably won't ever recover sales lost  because of the California quake and Hurricane Hugo, they could see some benefits later on.
Stores such as Sears that sell big-ticket durable goods might actually get a boost as consumers rush to <head>replace</head> items lost in the disasters, he said. 
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&quot; The primary purpose of a railing is  to contain a vehicle and not to provide a scenic view, &quot; says  Jack White, a planner with the Indiana Highway Department. He and others prefer  to install railings such as the &quot; type F safety shape, &quot; a four-foot-high concrete slab with no openings.
In Richmond, Ind., the type F railing is being used to <head>replace</head> arched openings on the G Street Bridge. 
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In August, soon after Wang Laboratories Inc. reported a staggering $424.3 million loss and <head>replaced</head> its president, two Boston sales representatives sent customers a letter saying: &quot; We fully expect that you will soon be reading stories in the press reporting the ` Amazing Comeback at Wang. ' &quot; 
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Hoping  to stay ahead of the pack, the company is emphasizing innovation. At a recent trade show, convention-goers lined up  to view a new Specialized bike frame that  weighs just 2.7 pounds -- a pound less than the lightest mountain-bike frame on the market .
By <head>replacing</head> the frame's steel lugs with titanium ones, Mr. Sinyard's company plans to make its next generation of frames even lighter. 
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In all, the company hopes  to repay $45 million  in debt through the sales, which  will completely discharge its secured debt, the company said  .
In addition, the company has <head>replaced</head> its president and chief executive, naming W. James Nichol, head of the company's contract health services, to succeed B. Lee Karns. 
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&quot; We have no useful information on whether users are at risk, &quot; said  James A. Talcott of Boston's Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. Dr. Talcott led a team of researchers from the National Cancer Institute and the medical schools of Harvard University and Boston University.
The Lorillard spokeswoman said asbestos was used in &quot; very modest amounts &quot; in making paper for the filters in the early 1950s and <head>replaced</head> with a different type of filter in 1956. 
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Measuring cups may soon be <head>replaced</head> by tablespoons in the laundry room. 
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This maker of electronic devices said it <head>replaced</head> all five incumbent directors at a special meeting called by Milton B. Hollander, whose High Technology Holding Co. of Stamford, Conn. acquired most of its 49.4% stake in Newport in August. 
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In contrast to previous economic booms, Japanese auto companies aren't just trying  to boost production. Many are pouring money into  developing high-quality products  to target affluent consumers and, to some extent, to avoid direct combat with cheaper cars from South Korea and Taiwan.
Others are <head>replacing</head> older facilities with flexible assembly lines on which different models can be turned out at once. 
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The nation's main white opposition party warned that the government's release Sunday of eight black political prisoners risked  bringing chaos and eventual black Marxist rule to the nation. The White House said  Bush is &quot; fully satisfied  &quot; with CIA Director Webster and the intelligence agency's performance during the Oct. 3 failed coup in Panama.
The Washington Post reported that unidentified senior administration officials were frustrated with Webster's low-profile activities during the insurrection and wanted him <head>replaced</head>. 
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There has been a surge in syndicated children's shows to independent stations, as well as competition from videocassettes for kids and from cable outlets such as Nickelodeon and the Disney Channel. At the same time, there appears  to be a market for news-oriented programming; Turner Broadcasting System Inc.'s Cable News Network has its highest ratings, outside of prime time, on Saturday mornings.
NBC has on previous occasions considered <head>replacing</head> cartoons with a Saturday version of &quot; Today, &quot; which is produced by NBC News. 
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Some researchers say  new cancer drugs   to slow or reverse tumor growth may be based  on the suppressor proteins normally produced  by the genes. The idea would be  to administer to patients the growth-controlling proteins made  by healthy versions of the damaged genes.
It may even be possible to <head>replace</head> defective genes with healthy versions, though no one has come close to doing that so far. 
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The riotous onrush of industrialism after the War for Southern Independence and the general secular drift to the Religion of Humanity, however, prepared the way for a reception of the French Revolution's socialistic offspring of one sort of another. The first of which  to find important place in our federal government was the graduated income tax under Wilson.
Moreover the centralization of our economy during the 1920s, the dislocations of the Depression, the common ethos of Materialism everywhere, all contributed in various ways to the face-lifting that <head>replaced</head> Mike Fink and the Great Gatsby with the anonymous physiognomy of the Little People. 
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Highways, such as the section of Interstate 880 that  collapsed in Oakland, generally don't have insurance coverage. Industry officials say  the Bay Bridge -- unlike some bridges -- has no earthquake coverage, either, so the cost of  repairing it probably would have  to be paid  out of state general operating funds.
However, the bridge, which charges a $1 toll each way, does have &quot; loss of income &quot; insurance to <head>replace</head> lost revenue if the operation of the bridge is interrupted for more than seven days. 
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IBM is five times the size of Digital -- and 40 times the size of Tandem -- and wields enormous market power. It counts among its customers a majority of the world's largest corporations, which  entrust their most critical business information to IBM computers.
&quot; We're not going to walk in and <head>replace</head> a company's corporate accounting system if it's already running on an IBM mainframe, &quot; concedes Kenneth H. Olsen, Digital's president. 
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Mazda and Ford said  a combination of limited crankcase ventilation and improper maintenance could cause engine oil in some of the Mercury Tracers and Mazda 323s to deteriorate more rapidly than normal,  causing increased engine noise or reduced engine life. They said  the problems aren't safety related.
Both companies will <head>replace</head> the oil filler cap with a ventilated oil filler cap. 
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&quot; If there's a further drive  to export, &quot; says  Nobuyuki Arai, an economist at the Japan Development Bank, &quot; that 'll be a problem. &quot; Even in the short run, the investment boom could exacerbate a disturbing trend: Japanese exports are showing surprisingly little tendency  to ease.
Japanese auto makers, for example, are increasing their production capacity in the U.S.; the additional production should, in part, <head>replace</head> imported vehicles with locally manufactured ones. 
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DES daughters and other victims of drugs would be better off if their cases were taken  out of the courts. Congress could create a compensation program   to help such victims while  protecting the national interest in  encouraging new drugs.
But a 1986 law that supposedly <head>replaced</head> lawsuits over children's vaccines with a compensation fund has predictably led to even more litigation. 
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He had no water for an enemy. And when this was gone  , he hadn't even a little bitter tablet   to purify other water if he were  to discover some stagnant jungle pool.
He capped the bottle and <head>replaced</head> it. 
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She slapped the receiver into its holder and stepped away. Her eyes were bright with anticipation.
In his office, Mr. Holden <head>replaced</head> the phone slowly. 
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Elaine nodded. &quot; They are the best &quot;.
She kicked the locker lid shut and <head>replaced</head> the cushion. 
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Sales in North America and the Far East were inflated  by acquisitions,  rising 62% to #278 million . Operating profit dropped 35 %, however, to #3.8 million .
Brooks Brothers, which Marks bought last year, <head>saw</head> operating profit drop in half to #5 million. 
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But, Mr. Kakita added  , once U.S. equities regain some stability, players will move back into dollar-denominated investments, especially Treasury bonds, whose value  rises when interest rates decline . Mr. Kakita said  the key dollar-yen exchange rate is at 135 yen.
&quot; If 135 is broken, some panic will be <head>seen</head>, &quot; he predicted, explaining that Japanese institutions are comfortable with the dollar anywhere between current levels and 135 yen. 
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I felt myself tremble,  thinking of the diamond light of that beauty  I had held  a few moments before, and I wanted  to run down there and halt, if I could , that frenetic pirouette, catch the boy in the moment of his savagery, and save a glimmer, a remnant, of that which I remembered , but I knew  it was already too late. I drove the tractor on,  not looking down there; ; I was afraid  to look for fear  the evil might still be going on.
My head began to ache, and the fumes of the tractor began to bother my eyes, and I hated the job suddenly, and I thought, there are only moments when one <head>sees</head> beautiful things, and these are soon crushed, or they vanish. 
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A woman met a famous author at a literary tea. &quot; Oh, I'm so delighted  to meet you &quot;, she gushed .
&quot; It was only the other day that I <head>saw</head> something of yours, about something or other, in some magazine &quot;. 
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He waited there and he smiled as the tractor came up, as he would smile on any other day. He was my nephew, my brother's son,  handsome and warm and newly-scrubbed, with happiness upon his face and his face resembled my brother's and mine as well.
I <head>saw</head> then, too, the stake driven straight and hard into the plowed soil, through something there where I had been not long before. 
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For it had been John and Linda ever since she had come out two seasons before at the Golf Club to the goggle-eyed admiration not only of the stag line but even of her fellow debs. John  had claimed her from the stag line, a young man a year out of Dartmouth with skiing crinkles still around his eyes.
You <head>saw</head> them always together those years. 
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During his second week at sea he brought the curious melody out of the instrument and suddenly wanted  to force the biwa to remain at just that moment in its history when it had given him pleasure . He stole from his cabin late that night and crept out into a gusty North Pacific wind and dropped the biwa into the water.
It was so dark that he didn't <head>see</head> it hit the water and the noisy rush of the ocean kept him from hearing it. 
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Didn't you see how beautiful it was  &quot;? ? &quot; Snakes are ugly &quot;, he said  again.
&quot; You <head>saw</head> the colors of it, didn't you? ? 
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&quot; I just hope  this happens to you someday &quot;, said  Cousin Elec, who  was not at his best. &quot; Poor Cousin Elec &quot;, George said .
He was younger than Theresa: she remembered looking down and <head>seeing</head> his great round eyes, while at the same time she was dimly aware that her mother and father were not unamused. 
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Another stock vaudeville gag ran: &quot; Mother is home  sick  in bed  with the doctor &quot;. When radio came in , it continued the misplaced modifier in its routines as a standard device.
&quot; Do you <head>see</head> that pretty girl standing next to the car with slacks on &quot;? ? 
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His broad reading took him into certain by-ways of religion and the subject of religion began  to fascinate him. When he was twelve  he took to  reading St. Augustine and Aquinas, then Lao-tse, Confucius, Mencius, Suzuki, Hindu tomes by endless Krishnaists and numerous socio-archaeological papers.
For his birthday, because Richard had <head>seen</head> them in a store and asked for them, his mother bought him the Zend-Avesta and a little image of the Indian god, Acala. 
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Mr. Baker found an opening under the house that  led to a fume-filled coal mine. When the weather cools , Mr. Baker says  , hobos often hole up in abandoned houses.
&quot; People <head>see</head> activity in there, and the next thing you know, you 've got a haunting, &quot; he says. 
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<instance id="see.165">
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Nothing but sand and a ridge of rocks sloping jaggedly to the water's edge. His rock  was to the right of a V-shaped inlet, a big, brown, lumpy rock trailing seaweed whiskers.
His rock was special because no one on the beach could <head>see</head> him here. 
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Johnnie I suddenly realized  he 'd been totally out of my thoughts all evening. But that was only natural, I decided ; ; surely he was still resting snugly in my heart.
&quot; I don't <head>see</head> Alma anywhere &quot;, I said. 
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The misplaced modifier is another species more honored  in the observance of obscurity than in the breach. This creates an amusing effect because its position in a sentence seems  to make it apply to the wrong word.
A verse familiar to all grammarians is the quatrain: &quot; I <head>saw</head> a man once beat his wife When on a drunken spree. 
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When we 'd finished our regular rounds , Pete pointed me toward the small ward at the end of the floor. &quot;  Got a new one in last night &quot;, he said .
&quot; I haven't <head>seen</head> her yet, but I hear she's a lulu &quot; ! ! 
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If he was sober, which  was doubtful, he 'd have him get in touch with Mr. Crombie. Mr. Blatz had been at least sober enough  to remember  to telephone and he turned out  to be the greatest boon that  had come into Mr. Crombie's life since he moved to Highfield, in spite of the fact that he didn't work very fast or very long at a time, and he didn't like  to work at all unless Mr. Crombie hung around and talked to him.
He said he was the lonely type and working in a cellar you <head>saw</head> funny things coming out of the cracks in the wall if they wasn't nobody with you. 
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She had explained it -- something about summer people's  eating out and not enough space in the units. And where was  the thing? ?
He remembered <head>seeing</head> it last night, when he put away his small store of bachelor-type eatables. 
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<instance id="see.187">
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She was biting into a small red radish; ; and that action always caused her to lift her lip from the sting of the thing. Also, she lived in continual fear of  finding a white worm curled  up in a neat, mean little heap at the white center of the radish.
She would try to <head>see</head> over the bulge of her cheeks and somewhat under her teeth to the place where she was biting. 
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<instance id="see.190">
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However, the junk-bond market has collapsed in recent weeks,  lessening the likelihood that such a transaction would succeed. Now, he said  , the group plans  to put in &quot; several hundred million &quot; dollars in equity and finance the remainder with bank debt.
He also said that the group reduced its offer because it wasn't allowed to <head>see</head> Georgia Gulf's confidential financial information without agreeing that it wouldn't make an offer unless it had Georgia Gulf's consent. 
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Most people did. He liked her blond hair and the sprinkle of freckles across her nose.
From those navy-blue eyes she <head>saw</head> things as clearly and honestly as David did. 
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And David Riley, a federal examiner who  worked under Mr. Scott, said  he found his chief oddly upbeat about Lincoln.  Asked  to comment, a spokesman for Mr. Scott said: &quot; Mr. Scott has spoken to his attorney, who  has advised him not to talk to anybody. &quot;
Mr. Meek said that a day or two before Lincoln's parent entered bankruptcy proceedings, he and other examiners <head>saw</head> &quot; a truck with a sign on it that said it was from the ` Document Destruction Center. ' 
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<instance id="see.195">
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&quot; Janice, would you mind  staying &quot;? ? There was a ragged edge to her voice now, as if she 'd been crying.
&quot; Wally's drunk -- I 'll get him out of here as soon as I possibly can, but I don't want Shirley to <head>see</head> him like this. 
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It 's really rotten  to drink good cognac like that, but I hadn't cared before. I wasn't going  to lug around a glass.
There wasn't much light in the blue dark, but I could <head>see</head> her well. 
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The most that was accomplished was adding Mrs. Beige's tray to the dish pile, and by means of repeated threats, on an ascending scale, <head>seeing</head> that the girls dressed themselves, after a fashion. 
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<instance id="see.071">
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From the entire eastern half of the nation they  'd be coming, members of the Young Christians ' League, and I 'd been chosen  to represent our chapter. I had mixed emotions about  going.
I 'd been <head>seeing</head> Johnnie almost a year now, but I still didn't want to leave him for five whole days. 
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He 'd just admitted it to me. I huddled miserably beside him in the truck.
It was all my doing -- his <head>seeing</head> her. 
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<instance id="see.161">
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Even if they ever did say anything about people like Lucille Warren, I know  they wouldn't have dreamed of  saying it in front of me. My folks and my faith protected me from things like that.
And so I was really upset the first time I discovered that my boy friend Johnnie was <head>seeing</head> Mrs. Warren. 
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<instance id="see.129">
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Specially trained IRS agents will look for under-reported income and unsupported deductions and credits. The agents will make more than routine inquiries about such items as marital status and dependents; they want  to look at living standards and business assets.
But they also are to <head>see</head> that taxpayers get all allowable tax benefits and to ask if filers who sought IRS aid were satisfied with it. 
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<instance id="see.126">
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Camels in Tripoli had harelips. Near Galway the tinkers drove their caravans down to the beach and sang and drank and fought all night.
As for dancing -- holy mackerel, he ought to <head>see</head> the gypsies in Jerez; ; they danced on the sand till your blood got hot and danced with them. 
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<instance id="see.154">
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It's one more, too, for the fans who  dream of a season that  never ends. &quot; I feel like a little kid, &quot; says  a gleeful Alex de Castro, a car salesman, who  has stopped by a workout of the Suns  to slip six Campaneris cards  to the Great Man Himself   to be autographed .
The league's promoters hope retirees and tourists will join die-hard fans like Mr. de Castro and pack the stands to <head>see</head> the seniors. 
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<instance id="see.162">
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The 1989 Series, disrupted  by a devastating earthquake and diminished  in national interest because both teams came from the San Francisco Bay area, is likely  to end up as the lowest-rated Series of this decade and probably since the event has been broadcast .
The first three games were <head>seen</head> by an average of only 17% of U.S. homes, a sharp decline from the 23.7% rating for last year's Series. 
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<instance id="see.138">
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The move also reflects Coke's eagerness  to have a hand in  developing the soft-drink markets in Pacific Basin countries. Aside from Europe, the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years   to come .
That's because when Coke looks to the Pacific area, it <head>sees</head> an economic and demographic gold mine. 
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<instance id="see.152">
<context>
Over the next 20 years, California Plant Protection opened 125 offices around the country. Yet although California Plant Protection was netting bigger and bigger clients -- the firm provided security for the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles -- it still didn't have the name recognition of Pinkerton 's.
So when American Brands Inc. decided to sell the unit in 1987 as part of a divestiture of its food and security industries operations, Mr. Wathen <head>saw</head> a chance to accomplish several objectives. 
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<instance id="see.171">
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Mr. Trump withdrew a $120-a-share  bid last month. UAL rose 1 1 2 to 177.
Drexel Burnham Lambert analyst Michael Derchin said he <head>sees</head> a 70% chance that the parent of United Airlines, the target of a failed $300-a-share offer from a labor-management group, will be acquired or restructured within six months. 
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<instance id="see.176">
<context>
&quot; Aw,  shut up &quot;, he said . He  stood on the rock, a skinny, dignified boy surrounded by the ocean.
The wind bored a hole between his shoulder blades, and when he looked at the choppy waves coming and going and crossing each other he could <head>see</head> his head down there, bleeding, wedged between the rocks and the waves. 
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<instance id="see.183">
<context>
The average of estimates of the 10 economists polled  puts the dollar around 1.8200 marks at the end of November and at 141.33 yen. By late January, the consensus calls for the dollar to be trading around 1.8200 marks and near 142 yen.
Those with a bullish view <head>see</head> the dollar trading up near 1.9000 marks and 145 yen, while the dollar bears see the U.S. currency trading around 1.7600 marks and 138 yen. 
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<instance id="see.196">
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This hasn't much bothered the UNESCO delegates, who  last week couldn't even agree  to raise funds by  selling off a fancy 19th-century French chateau  the agency somehow owns . Other countries, including West Germany, may have a hard time  justifying continued membership.
We <head>see</head> an even stronger argument against UNESCO than its unsurprising failure to reform. 
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<instance id="see.141">
<context>
He said  he was the lonely type and  working in a cellar you saw funny things coming out of the cracks in the wall if they wasn't nobody with you. So Mr. Crombie sat on a wooden box and talked in order  to keep Mr. Blatz's mind from funny things.
At the same time he watched carefully to <head>see</head> how one attached pegboards to stone walls, but Mr. Blatz was usually standing in his line of vision and it all seemed so simple that he didn't like to disclose his ignorance. 
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<instance id="see.099">
<context>
History, after all, is not on his side. According to a nationwide survey taken  a year ago, nearly a third of England's church bells are no longer rung  on Sundays because there is no one   to ring them.
It is easy to <head>see</head> why the ancient art is on the ropes. 
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<instance id="see.103">
<context>
We were up  to visit them and He had thought her exactly what he wanted . Six weeks of marriage and I'm using the past tense, he told himself  furiously.
Pursuing his idea, he <head>saw</head> that it would be impossible to leave her now. 
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<instance id="see.117">
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Perhaps. But for the next few months, these boys of summers long past are going  to be reveling in an Indian summer of the soul.
Now that the baseball season is officially over, you <head>see</head>, it's time for a new season to begin. 
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<instance id="see.120">
<context>
At the Charles Schwab &amp; Co. office in Atlanta's Buckhead district, a group of investors voices skepticism that federal officials would curb program trading.  Citing the October 1987 crash, Glenn Miller says, &quot; It's like the last crash -- they threatened, but no one did anything. &quot;
A. Donald Anderson, a 59-year-old Los Angeles investor who says the stock market's &quot; fluctuations and gyrations give me the heebie-jeebies, &quot; doesn't <head>see</head> much point in outlawing program trading. 
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<instance id="see.123">
<context>
Slowly and deliberately she reached down and touched the lace with her fingers, then hesitated for about a second. Ah, he thought , she's going through the chain of reasoning which  says  she might really just as well pick up my shorts too.
He <head>saw</head> that in a moment she had grasped all the implications of a plot which had been weeks in occurring to him. 
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<instance id="see.182">
<context>
I 'd do it. Not for the dollar or so  Nadine would give me . But because there was the chance that something had gone wrong at the apartment, and if I didn't go over, who  would ? ?
Chris was sound asleep, and I didn't <head>see</head> any sense in waking him. 
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<instance id="see.189">
<context>
The big problem, however, is that there's no guarantee that this reasoning will be limited  to DES or to drugs. The problem here goes well beyond  twisting legal doctrine.
The California Supreme Court last year reversed direction to make it much harder to win DES cases because the justices <head>saw</head> how all the pharmaceutical litigation has chilled the introduction of new drugs. 
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<instance id="see.156">
<context>
&quot; What 's different is that it is happening with young wines just coming out. We're seeing it partly because older vintages are growing more scarce. &quot;
Wine auctions have almost exhausted the limited supply of those wines, Mr. Shapiro continued: &quot; We 've <head>seen</head> a dramatic decrease in demand for wines from the '40s and '50s, which go for $300 to $400 a bottle. 
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<instance id="see.167">
<context>
&quot; It's an ugly, terrible snake &quot;, he said . He came up and was going  to push at it with his heavy shoes.
I could <head>see</head> the happiness in the boy's eyes, the gleeful brutality. 
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<instance id="see.172">
<context>
Your research stopped when a convenient assertion could be made  . Robert S. Jenkins Cambridge, Mass.
Of the approximately 200 sponsors of the recent march in Washington for the homeless, you chose to cite such groups as the National Association of Home Builders and the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftsmen, insinuating that the march got its major support from self-serving groups that &quot; know a good thing when they <head>see</head> it, &quot; and that the crusade was based on greed or the profit motive. 
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<instance id="see.177">
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&quot; Now isn't it  better  to smile &quot;? ? She asked . Because I liked this sad person so much, I said, &quot; Will you have a drink with me &quot;? ?
I could <head>see</head> the ancient cynicism reinforce itself in her eyes, and I wondered how many men she had picked up with this same gambit. 
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<instance id="see.178">
<context>
&quot; It's just sort of a one-upsmanship thing with some people, &quot; added  Larry Shapiro. &quot; They like  to talk about  having the new Red Rock Terrace   or the Dunn 1985 Cabernet, or the Petrus.
Producers have <head>seen</head> this market opening up and they're now creating wines that appeal to these people. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.179">
<context>
Yet he isn't in favor of new legislation. &quot; I think  we 've got enough securities laws, &quot; he says .
&quot; I 'd much rather <head>see</head> them dealing with interest rates and the deficit. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.181">
<context>
&quot; There is finally some sort of sense in the market, &quot; she says . Corporations and museums are among the serious buyers,  giving greater market stability, says   Robert Persky of the Photograph Collector.
&quot; When I <head>see</head> prints going into the hands of institutions, I know they aren't going to come back on the market. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.184">
<context>
He said  he expects U.S. interest rates to decline,  dragging the dollar down to around 1.80 marks by the end of January after a short-lived dash to 1.87 marks by the end of November. West German interest rates, he said  , will remain unchanged.
&quot; But I'm not one of these great dollar bears you <head>see</head> more of these days, &quot; Mr. Zapfel said. 
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<instance id="see.185">
<context>
The gene thus can prevent a plant from  fertilizing itself. Such so-called male-sterile plants can then be fertilized  by pollen from another strain of the plant, thereby  producing hybrid seed.
The new generation of plants will possess the flourishing, high-production trait known as &quot; hybrid vigor, &quot; similar to that now <head>seen</head> in hybrid corn. 
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<instance id="see.188">
<context>

Federal and state thrift examiners said they <head>saw</head> evidence of criminal wrongdoing in the collapse of Lincoln Savings &amp; Loan Association, and a California regulator described an attempted &quot; whitewash &quot; by deputies of chief federal regulator Danny Wall. 
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<instance id="see.192">
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&quot; They won't buy if the quality is not there, &quot; said  Cedric Martin of Martin Wine Cellar in New Orleans. &quot; Or if they feel  the wine is overpriced  and  they can get something equally good for less. &quot;
Mr. Martin has increased prices on some wines (like Grgich Hills Chardonnay, now $32) just to slow down movement, but he is beginning to <head>see</head> some resistance to high-priced red Burgundies and Cabernets and Chardonnays in the $30 to $40 range. 
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<instance id="see.194">
<context>
That Moscow, with its dilapidated economic machine, would try  to sell high technology to Japan, one of the world's high-tech leaders, sounds like a coals-to-Newcastle notion. But &quot; the Soviet Union has areas where it isn't behind Japan , &quot; says  Mikhail Shapovalov of the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Economic Relations.
&quot; We have obtained through the development of Cosmos   technologies you don't <head>see</head> anywhere else. &quot; 
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<instance id="see.198">
<context>
A survey by the Fed's 12 district banks shows  economic growth has been sluggish in recent weeks, while upward pressures on prices have moderated. &quot; The economy is clearly slowing, &quot; says  Robert Black, president of the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank.
&quot; If you look at the third quarter as posting roughly 2.5% growth, I do <head>see</head> some slowing in the fourth quarter, &quot; agrees Kansas City Fed President Roger Guffey. 
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<instance id="see.147">
<context>
He was an attentive and generous husband, overgenerous, a lot of people felt, because they knew that money must be a problem to him. But he got ahead in business: on leave from his job to an important Washington assignment during the war; ; after the war back to the heir apparency of the steel company.
The Coopers <head>saw</head> Bobbie and Linda socially, but no more than was necessary. 
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<instance id="see.170">
<context>
He's really asking for it &quot;. And how right she was .
The next time we <head>saw</head> him, he was a changed person; ; he had aged thirty years, and his face, the color of tallow, was crisscrossed with wrinkles, as though it had been wrapped in chicken wire. 
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<instance id="see.109">
<context>
The new Wall Street of computers and automated trading threatens  to make dinosaurs of the 49 Big Board stock-specialist firms. These small but influential floor brokers long have earned fat returns of 30% to 40%  a year on their capital, by virtue of their monopoly in  making markets in individual stocks.
The specialists <head>see</head> any step to electronic trading as a death knell. 
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</instance>
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Mr. Smith says  the Bill of Rights commercial, which  trumpets the themes of liberty and freedom of expression, isn't designed  to have any special appeal for smokers. Although Philip Morris typically tries  to defend the rights of smokers with free-choice arguments, &quot; this has nothing   to do  with cigarettes, nor will it ever , &quot; the spokesman says  .
But some anti-smoking activists disagree, expressing anger at what they <head>see</head> as the company's attempt to purchase innocence by association. 
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When he rose in the morning , the image was still there. He had always been a messy and negligent man.
In his bachelor days, his bedroom had been strewn with clothes which his mother, or later the hotel maid, generally <head>saw</head> fit to put in order. 
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Mr. Hahn said  Georgia-Pacific has accounted in its strategy for a &quot; significant downturn &quot; in the pulp and paper industry, an event that he said   would temporarily dilute earnings. But he said that even under those conditions, the company still would realize a savings of tens of millions of dollars in the first year following a merger.
&quot; The fit is so good, we <head>see</head> this as a time of opportunity, &quot; he said. 
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It shed about 7 pence, however, after dealers said  the market was disappointed that Ford didn't move  to tender a bid for control of the company. Dealers said  the U.K. government's decision  Tuesday  to waive its protective &quot; golden share &quot; in the auto maker raised prospects of a bidding war between the two U.S. auto giants.
But the waiver also was <head>seen</head> as a signal that Ford, a major U.K. auto industry employer, was able to gain government acceptance of its bid for control of Jaguar. 
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On a recent afternoon, Mr. Baker and a reporter go  ghost-busting,  visiting Kathleen Stinnett, a Lexington woman who  has phoned the University of Kentucky  to report mysterious happenings in her house. Mrs. Stinnett says  she never believed in ghosts before, but lately her vacuum cleaner turned itself on, a telephone flew off its stand, doors slammed inexplicably, and she heard footsteps in her empty kitchen.
&quot; I was doing the laundry and nearly broke my neck running upstairs to <head>see</head> who was there, and it was nobody, &quot; she says, eyes wide at the recollection. 
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Then he met the grave eyes of his wife, Anne, from the photograph next to David 's. He shoved the unsealed letter into his coat pocket.
Better show it to Anne and <head>see</head> if he had omitted anything. 
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It 's somehow OK for Secretary Baker himself, however, to say all the same things. In fact, he did ; the quotes above are from Mr. Baker's speech of two weeks ago.
So far as we can <head>see</head>, there is no disagreement among Mr. Baker, Mr. Quayle, the Mr. Gates we 've read, or for that matter President Bush. 
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@8l8031sx-d-6
Which of these flights  <head>serves</head> dinner 
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@8l0024sx-a-13
Can you show me evening flights from Nashville to Houston that  <head>serve</head> dinner 
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If this must be done , they should always be corked  and kept  in a cool place; ; it should be remembered that their lasting qualities are appreciably shorter than those of milk. A few red wines, notably those of the Beaujolais, are better consumed  at cellar temperature.
By tradition, a red wine should be <head>served</head> at approximately room temperature -- if anything a little cooler -- and be aged enough for the tannin and acids to have worked out and the sediment have settled well. 
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@0y0022sx-d-5
Does this flight <head>serve</head> dinner 
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@g07031sx-d-4
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The one way   to get around them  -- short of  knowing exactly what one wants  and sticking to it -- is  to frequent a single establishment until its wine waiter is persuaded  that one is at least as interested in wine as in  spending money. Only then, perhaps, will he reveal his jewels and his bargains.
Wine bought from a dealer should ideally be allowed to rest for several weeks before it is <head>served</head>. 
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White wines should be opened  when  served  ,  having been previously chilled  in proportion to their sweetness. Thus, Sauternes or Barsacs should be very cold; ; a Pouilly-Fuisse or a Chablis somewhat less cold.
Over-chilling is an accepted method for covering up the faults of many a cheap or poor white wine, especially a dry wine -- and certainly less of a crime than <head>serving</head> a wine at a temperature which reveals it as unattractive. 
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@8ke031sx-d-5
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Yet I adored this man, Letch Feeley, why, I can not say . With faint heart and a brave smile, I endured his long absences from Chateau Belletch, his coldness, his indifference, his slights and his abuse.
The times I can recall when I was publicly humiliated by him -- lovely dinner parties in our Trianon Suite where the collation was postponed and postponed and postponed, only to be <head>served</head> dry and overcooked at a table where the host's chair was vacant; ; a &quot; splash party &quot; at the new pool, which I had built in the hope of keeping Letch away from public beaches, when Letch and a certain Aquacutie stayed underwater together for the better part of an hour; ; a lovely Epiphany party at Errol Flynn 's, on which sacred occasion Letch stole away with an unknown &quot; starlet &quot;, leaving me &quot; high and dry &quot; to get home as best I could. 
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Many people use wicker cradles for old red wine,  lifting the bottle carefully from the bin into the cradle and eventually to the table, without  disturbing the sediment. Another school frowns on such a shortcut, and insists that after  leaving the bin an old red wine should first stand on end for several days   to allow the sediment to roll to the very bottom, after which the bottle may be gently eased  to a tilted position on its side in the cradle .
In France, when one wishes to entertain at a restaurant and <head>serve</head> truly fine old red wines, one visits the restaurant well ahead of time, chooses the wines and, with the advice of the manager and his chef, builds the menu around them. 
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@g010o2sx-d-3
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@8ky041sx-d-7
What meals  are <head>served</head>  on these flights 
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&quot; Either that or a veterinarian &quot;. &quot; Better make up your mind, son &quot;, Sabella said .
&quot; You can't <head>serve</head> cod and salmon &quot;. 
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@g010f2sx-d-5
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@8l0041sx-d-7
Does the twelve fourteen flight <head>serve</head> lunch 
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The result was a world-famous trial exposing profound cultural conflicts in American life between the &quot; smart set, &quot; whose spokesman  was H.L. Mencken, and the religious fundamentalists, whom Mencken derided  as benighted primitives. Few now recall the actual outcome: Scopes was convicted  and fined  $100 , and his conviction was reversed  on appeal because the fine was excessive under Tennessee law.
So it was with the Hiss case a generation later, when Alger Hiss became a lightning rod for the anxieties of the Cold War and conflicting attitudes toward the New Deal he had <head>served</head>. 
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As he informs Watson, &quot; My life is spent  in one long effort   to escape from the commonplaces of existence . These little problems help me to do so &quot;.
Holmes is a public servant, to be sure; ; but the society which he <head>serves</head> bores him to tears. 
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And Keith's record of kills made him a man   to listen to  -- a man paradoxically, who  might even survive. He became a fighter pilot after the stint over the Hump in the big crates.
The RAF was Britain's weapon of attrition, and flying a fighter plane was the way her sons could <head>serve</head> her best at this point in the war. 
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StatesWest had proposed  acquiring Mesa for $7  a share and one share of a new series of StatesWest 6% convertible preferred stock  it values  at $3  a share. Earlier, Mesa had rejected a general proposal  from StatesWest  to combine the two carriers in some way.
StatesWest <head>serves</head> 10 cities in California, Arizona and Nevada. 
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The sale, for $7 million  in cash and securities, will leave EG&amp;G with a 12% stake in Transgenic, executives said  . Mason is the largest toxicology lab in New England, with annual revenue of $8 million  and 140 employees.
Mason <head>serves</head> commercial and government customers, including the National Institutes of Health. 
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The current dispute involves allegations that Charlotte, N.C.-based First Union hasn't lived up to its responsibilities under the reinvestment act. During the summer, Legal Services Corp., a Florida legal aid group, filed a petition with the Fed on behalf of residents in four Florida counties.
The petition challenged First Union's lending record in the state, saying that the bank-holding company had &quot; shut itself off from contact with the low-income community and is redlining almost every black neighborhood that it <head>serves</head> in the state. &quot; 
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Terms weren't disclosed . Rochester will exchange shares of its common stock for all shares outstanding of Viroqua Telephone, a family-owned company.
Viroqua <head>serves</head> about 3,000 access lines in western Wisconsin. 
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Other firms &quot; are dealing with the masses. I don't believe  they have the culture &quot;   to adequately service high-net-worth individuals , he adds  .
U.S. Trust recently introduced certain mutual-fund products, which allow it to <head>serve</head> customers with minimum deposits of $250,000. 
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But the pseudo-capitalism which  dictates our whole economy as well as our politics and social life, will not stand close scrutiny. Its pretense  to operate in the public interest is little more than a sham.
It <head>serves</head> only its own stockholders and poorly at that. 
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Her speech was barren of southernisms; ; she was one of Eliot Sparling's neutralized minorities,  adopting the rolling R's and constricted vowels of Los Angeles.  Not seeing her dark intelligent face, one would have gauged the voice as that of a Westwood Village matron, ten years out of Iowa.
After she had <head>served</head> the detectives coffee and toast (they politely declined eggs, uncomfortable about their tenancy ), she settled down with a morning newspaper and began reading the stock market quotations. 
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He then got a job with the Chicago Herald-Examiner as a circulation slugger, a rough fighter employed   to see that his paper's news pitches were not trespassed upon  by rival vendors. He was also at the same time gaining practical experience as a safe breaker and highwayman, and learning how  to shoot  to kill  from a Neanderthal convicted murderer named  Gene Geary, later committed  to Chester Asylum as a homicidal maniac, but whose eyes  misted with tears when the young Dion sang a ballad about an Irish mother in his clear and syrupy tenor .
O'Banion's first conflict with the police came in 1909, at seventeen, when he was committed to Bridewell Prison for three months for burglary; ; two years later he <head>served</head> another three months for assault. 
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Here was  the state security appartus poised  to pounce on any words or acts of provocation, let alone revolution. But the words that  boomed over the loudspeakers bore messages of peace, unity, negotiation and discipline.
&quot; We stand for peace today and we will stand for peace tomorrow, &quot; said Walter Sisulu, the ANC's former secretary general who, along with five of his colleagues, <head>served</head> 26 years in prison before being released two weeks ago. 
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These are curious times in South African politics. The government and the ANC, the bitterest of enemies, are engaged  in an elaborate mating dance designed   to entice each other to the negotiating table.
Pretoria releases the ANC leaders, most of whom were <head>serving</head> life sentences, and allows them to speak freely, hoping that the ANC will abandon its use of violence. 
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Replies to requests for character reference are notorious for their evasive double-entendre. It  would be hard  to find anything more equivocal than: &quot; I can not recommend him too highly &quot;.
Another less ambiguous case read as follows: &quot; The bearer of this letter has <head>served</head> me for two years to his complete satisfaction. 
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The sad reality is that the retail investor continues  to pursue stellar performers first, while  leaving institutions to grapple with basis points of performance on large sums of money quarter by quarter . Cost-effective index funds just aren't sexy enough  to justify the high fees and commissions that retail customers frequently pay , and that institutional customers refuse  to pay .
Each new trading roadblock is likely to be beaten by institutions seeking better ways to <head>serve</head> their high-volume clients, here or overseas. 
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The thought of this lonely woman sitting at her window touched him, although he was even more touched  by her plumpness. Sheer plumpness, he knew  , is not a vital part of the body and has no procreative functions.
It <head>serves</head> merely as an excess cushion for the rest of the carcass. 
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At the University of Kentucky, a team led  by Dean Currier, a physical therapy researcher, is testing the stimulators in conjunction with electric shocks  to induce muscle contractions  to help  prevent wasting of thigh muscles after knee surgery. Similarly, a Purdue University team led  by heart researcher W.A. Tacker hopes  to develop ways   to magnetically induce cardiac muscle contractions .
The devices might someday <head>serve</head> as temporary pacemakers or restarters for stopped hearts, says Dr. Tacker, whose prototype was dubbed the &quot; Tacker whacker. &quot; 
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And there was a house; ; livable perhaps, but badly in need of repairs. In the last analysis, though, Wilson had little cause   to complain .
The place had been cheap -- just the little he had left after Amelia's burial -- and it would <head>serve</head> its purpose. 
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For example,  suppose  a man wearing a $200  watch, driving a 1959 Rolls Royce, stops  to ask a man on the sidewalk, &quot; What time is  it &quot;? ? This sentence would have most of the characteristics of a question, but it has some of the characteristics of a statement because the questioner has conveyed the fact that he has no faith in his own timepiece or the one attached  to his car.
If the man on the sidewalk is surprised at this question, it has <head>served</head> as an exclamation. 
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The very fact that they came so near to  winning by the wrong method, war, led directly to their losing both the war and the wrong thing  they fought for , since it forced Lincoln to free their slaves as a military measure. There was a divine justice in one wrong thus undoing another.
There was also a lesson, one that has <head>served</head> ever since to keep Americans, in their conflicts with one another, from turning from the ballot to the bullet. 
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This is particularly true in large centers of Jewish population like New York, Chicago, and Philadelphia. What  is noteworthy about this large group of teen-agers is that, although their attitudes hardly differentiate them from their gentile counterparts, they actually lead their lives in a vast self-enclosed Jewish cosmos with relatively little contact with the non-Jewish world.
Perhaps the Jewish students at Brooklyn College -- constituting 85 per cent of those who attend the day session -- can <head>serve</head> as a paradigm of the urban, lower-middle class Jewish student. 
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But his credentials are impeccable. Already the President and the First Lady have deputized him to advise on matters ranging from the furnishing of the White House to the renovation of Lafayette Square.
A man of great talent, he will continue to <head>serve</head> as a sort of Presidential trouble-shooter, strictly ex officio, for culture. 
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Judge O'Kicki, a stern and forbidding-looking man, has been a fixture in the local legal community for more than two decades.  The son of an immigrant stonemason of Slovenian descent, he was raised  in a small borough outside Ebensburg, the Cambria County seat, and put himself through the University of Pittsburgh Law School.
He graduated near the top of his class, <head>serving</head> on the school law review with Richard Thornburgh, who went on to become governor of Pennsylvania and, now, U.S. Attorney General. 
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The battle is not easy. We are tempted  to blame others for our problems rather than look them straight in the face and realize  they are of our own making and possible of solution only by ourselves with the help of desperately needed, enlightened, competent leaders.
Persons developed in today's corporations can not hope to <head>serve</head> here -- a judgment based on experiences of my own in business and in activities outside. 
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These critics object to Mr. Bush's participation in a meeting that  includes Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega among the guests. In addition, they argue  he won't help Washington's standing in the region by  trumpeting the U.S. commitment to democracy less than a month after his administration played an ineffectual role in the failed coup attempt in Panama.
&quot; I believe it will do more damage than good because it will legitimize people like Daniel Ortega, &quot; says Curtin Windsor, who <head>served</head> as U.S. ambassador to Costa Rica during the Reagan administration. 
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When he was stripped, deloused and numbered  by his guards , his much-thumbed sketchbook was seized and thrown on a pile of prisoners ' goods   to be confiscated . &quot; It was then  I knew that they were making war against Man, the individual within ! ! -- who  questioned things when  given  orders  &quot;.
At Stettin the university-educated artist, who had studied German, was chosen to <head>serve</head> as interpreter and clerk in the office of the Stalag commander. 
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&quot; We do not feel that seats are reserved  (for patent lawyers ), &quot; says  Justice spokesman David Runkel, who  declines  to say how soon a candidate will be named  . &quot; But we will take it into consideration. &quot;
The Justice Department's view is shared by other lawyers and at least one member of the court, Judge H. Robert Mayer, a former civil litigator who <head>served</head> at the claims court trial level before he was appointed to the Federal Circuit two years ago. 
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Declaring that there was life after Congress, he resigned almost immediately after media reports questioned the propriety of a 1986 junk-bond investment, before any official investigations took hold. Among the glitterati who  turned out in bipartisan black-tie force  to benefit the Coelho Epilepsy Fund last month were  Sen. Robert Dole, Rep. Newt Gingrich, and other kingpins of Congress.
Dan Rather <head>served</head> as emcee. 
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&quot; There is no business reason for my departure, &quot; nor any disagreement over policy, he added  . He also rejected reports that his departure stemmed from disappointment  the general manager's post hadn't also led to a board directorship at the London-based news organization.
Mr. Reupke was one of three executives on Reuters's eight-person executive committee who didn't also <head>serve</head> on the company's board of directors. 
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&quot; Mr. Gross, concerning the formation of your Committee, there's the fact that you have been a legal adviser to the U.N. in the past; ; as I understand it, Mr. Hammarskjold wanted outside advice. Could you comment on that &quot;? ?
&quot; I 've <head>served</head> as a counsel for the U.N. for some years, specializing particularly in real estate matters or other problems that the regular U.N. legal staff might not be equipped to handle. 
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Retiring to his beloved Mount Vernon, he returned  to preside over the Federal Convention, and was the only man in history   to be unanimously elected  President. During his two terms the Constitution was tested  and found  workable, strong national policies were inaugurated , and the traditions and powers of the Presidential office firmly fixed .
John Adams fashioned much of pre-Revolutionary radical ideology, wrote the constitution of his home state of Massachusetts, negotiated, with Franklin and Jay, the peace with Britain and <head>served</head> as our first Vice President and our second President. 
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In the Vermont case, a federal judge ruled that the state's mandatory age of 70 for appointed judges was illegal; Vermont's appeal of that decision is pending before the U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan. Aaron Ment, Connecticut's chief court administrator, declined  to comment on the suit and the EEOC's intervention.
He said the state has 165 appointed judges and 15 &quot; trial referees, &quot; who are former judges over age 70 and <head>serve</head> a restricted role on the bench. 
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By  subduing disparate lesser groups the nation has, to some degree at least, broadened the capacity for individual liberty. Within their confines, moreover, technological and industrial growth has proceeded at an accelerated pace,  thus increasing the cornucopia from which material wants can be satisfied  .
While the pattern is uneven, some having gained more than others, nationalism has in fact <head>served</head> the Western peoples well. 
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This girl soon drops the bourgeois pyschiatrist who  disapproves of her life. She finds married life stifling and every prolonged sex relationship unbearably monotonous.
This confession <head>serves</head> to make clear in part what is behind this sexual revolution: the craving for sensation for its own sake, the need for change, for new experiences. 
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There has been a lot of talk that a large portion of the Colombian economy is sustained  by the laundering of drug money. In my opinion, this is not true.
Laundered drug money has <head>served</head> only to increase, unrealistically, the price of real estate, creating serious problems for low-income people who aspire to own their own homes. 
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&quot; Is the attitude of German youth comparable to that of &quot; the angry young men ' of England &quot;? ? Was the topic for a round-table discussion at the Bayerische Rundfunk in Munich. I was chairman, the only not youthful participant.
Since attack <head>serves</head> to stimulate interest in broadcasts, I added to my opening statement a sentence in which I claimed that German youth seemed to lack the enthusiasm which is a necessary ingredient of anger, and might be classified as uninterested and bored rather than angry. 
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The bill's managers face criticism, too, for the unusual number of conditions openly imposed  on where funds will be spent  . Conservatives, embarrassed  by Republican influence-peddling scandals at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, have used the issue in an effort  to shift blame onto a Democratic-controlled Congress.
HUD Secretary Jack Kemp backed an unsuccessful effort to <head>strike</head> such language last week, but received little support from the White House budget office, which wants to protect space-station funding in the bill and has tended to turn its eyes from pork-barrel amendments. 
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A good place   to start the rehabilitation  is a &quot; legislative line-item veto &quot; bill now being offered  by Indiana Senator Dan Coats. The Coats bill, which  already has 32 Senate co-sponsors, isn't a pure line-item veto because it would apply only to spending bills.
Instead it's a form of &quot; enhanced rescission, &quot; giving a President a chance to rescind, or <head>strike</head>, specific spending items that just go too far. 
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Indeed, this is Mrs Thatcher's image of herself. In a lengthy and revealing BBC radio interview on 17 December 1985 with Michael Charlton she defended her brand of Conservatism: it is radical because at the time when l took over we needed to be radical. It is populist &amp; hellip I would say many of the things I 've said <head sats="strike_a_chord.026:0 strike_a_chord.026:1">strike</head> <sat id="strike_a_chord.026:0">a</sat> <sat id="strike_a_chord.026:1">chord</sat> in the hearts of ordinary people. Why? Because they're British, because their character is independent, because they don't like to be shoved around, because they are prepared to take responsibility &amp; hellip And for the `trimming &quot; of previous Conservative leaders she borrowed Kipling's words: `I don't spend a lifetime watching which way the cat jumps. 
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A young Derry woman was walking past a group of police who were pushing and kicking a man. As she passed, she said, a policeman had <head>struck</head> her in the face with a baton, `and I hadn't opened my mouth to him &quot;. John Ryan MP claimed to have seen a policeman remove a woman's glasses and then strike her on the head; she had appeared, to him, to be over sixty years of age and a bystander. Other stories of bystanders who suffered included that of a man going home from his work in a bookmaker's shop in the Waterside when he was set upon and batoned. 
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Some people change their guard hands as they step, but this curtails the punch's potential. Defensive snap punch `Dig in &quot; and throw a snap punch off the front fist as your opponent Turn your hips and shoulders behind the punch and <head>strike</head> the opponent strongly in the chest. Add a reverse punch to underline your technique. Alternatively, you can rock back into a cat stance knocking the opponent's punch down with a slapping block performed with the rear hand. Then snap punch off the front fist into the opponent's face. 
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Carried away by his success young Thomas Borrow had knocked down the officer, then aggravated his offence by twice <head>striking</head> to the ground his master, Mr. Hambly. Taking precipitously to his heels and hurriedly joining the Coldstream Guards, he eventually settled in East Anglia, where he married and where his literary son George was born in 1803. George Borrow was to wander many roads before being invited back to his father's home county. The invitation arose in a dramatic way, the sequel to a tremendous storm at Great Yarmouth where George Borrow was then resident. During its course Borrow was instrumental in saving at least one man from drowning and, as a result, was mentioned in the Plymouth press. 
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The boy stood off a few feet and he had the stake again and he was racing innocently in circles, making the buzzing tractor sound with his lips. I'm sorry, I thought  to the snake, for you were beautiful.
I took the broken length of it around the tractor and I took one of the wrenches from the tool-kit and I <head>struck</head> its head, not looking at it, to kill it at last, for it could never live. 
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Each time you pick one up you will be checking which rod it is and adjusting your actions to suit that particular rod. Sometimes you have to strike very quickly, such as when fish are finicky and you have to respond to twitch bites. In this case you have no time to check which rod you are striking with and it could lose you fish if you <head>strike</head> too hard with the stiffer rod and break off, or too gently with the softer rod and fail to sink the hook. It is not quite so important to duplicate the reel, but it is still wise, if only for the fact that your spare spools are interchangeable on both reels. Any angler who specialises in big fish always weighs his fish. 
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`The ball was headed away by Uzzell but as he came back down Blissett's elbow was thrust into his face. The effect was devastating. &quot; Film of the incident, captured by two cameras at the ground, was played to the jury. `Football is a contact sport, &quot; said Mr Chubb. `People play hard, they push one another, they <head>strike</head> opponents. `There has to be a dividing line. It's a matter of common sense. Blissett cynically and deliberately brought his elbow into con-tact with the other man. &quot; Blissett, 28, was sent off after the incident in December 1991. He later told police the clash had been accidental. 
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We call it electricity, but no one knows what it is. We only know that if we treat it in the right way it will enable us to do wonderful things. It will work our mills, and light our houses and streets, and run our cars. It will enable man to do more than any other power that has been discovered. But at the same time, if you treat it in the wrong way, it will <head>strike</head> you dead. &quot; `Yes, father, I know that, &quot; said Jack. His father turned toward him with an earnestness that Jack had never before seen in his face. `There is another power, very like this in its results. There is the mysterious feeling that men have for women and women have for men. 
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Doolittle has based himself on what seems a pellucidly consequential and intelligently written play by Rex Deverell  also the librettist; and though the piece is offered as `best suited &amp; hellip to alternative audiences &quot;, it cuts an oddly respectable figure in the modestly louche surroundings of Chapter. Two reasons <head>strike</head> me for this. First, the work is dramaturgically polite; it consults its audience too much to be taken seriously as drop-out theatre. And secondly, its music is too operatic   too Brittenesque   to excite us searching spirits who trek through gaslit suburbs in quest of aesthetic deprivation. 
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We must ensure that pressure never stops. Looking across to the open plateau of the Cairngorm massif. In the height of summer, Cairn Gorm  top left can be swarming with skilift transported tourists. COMPASS COMPILED BY VANDALS STRIKE AGAIN AT FROGGATT Great Slab is daubed with graffiti Following the desecration of Johnny Allen's testpiece Hareless Heart earlier this year, vandals have <head>struck</head> again on Froggatt Edge's Great Slab. Huge letters and symbols, daubed in gloss paint on the slab, appeared over the August bank holiday, along with smaller graffiti on boulders in the vicinity. 
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Mr. Engelken was doing the same across the Hudson River in New Jersey, where, with his nose pressed  against the front window of the Passaic-Clifton National Bank, he watched the duel on a television set  the bank set up  for the event . The playoff series had riveted the 12-year-old Giants fan.
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The driver saw two men attacking a middle-aged woman outside a bank cash machine, but instead of stopping to help her, carried on driving, detectives believe. And yesterday they issued a direct appeal to the person to come forward with information so the thugs can be caught before they <head>strike</head> again. The victim, aged 44, is still recovering from her ordeal which happened outside Barclays Bank in Kingsway, Dovercourt, on February 22. She was grabbed and thrown against a wall by two teenagers who snatched the `substantial &quot; amount of cash she had just withdrawn. She was very badly shaken and may never go out alone because of her ordeal. 
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While welcoming Nicholas McInnes's Sept. 18 letter offering corrections to your &quot; World-Wide Tax Revolution &quot; table (editorial page, Aug. 29 ), I am surprised that he neglected other errors that, for some of us, <head sats="strike_home.001:0">strike</head> close to <sat id="strike_home.001:0">home</sat>. 
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It  is silly libel on our teachers  to think  they would educate our children better if only they got a few thousand dollars a year more. It is the kind of libel  the teachers ' unions don't mind  spreading , for their own narrow purposes.
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What makes the new round of work potentially so profitable is the scope it offers for experiment. Plenty of new technology had to be devised to implement relational databases. But the work was dictated by Mr Codd's theory. Today's wave of experiments has no such rulebook: anybody with a good idea can try it out, and perhaps <head>strike</head> gold. One fruitful source of experiment is to apply ideas from `object-oriented &quot; programming languages to databases. To see why, start with a look at the pros and cons of Mr Codd's creation. His relational model is a theory of what data is and how it can be stored and retrieved. 
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Its force spun him around, but he recovered and got into stride again. A bullet tore the earth from beneath his foot when he was a stride or two from safety .
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He looked around and saw that the third man was now lying over the roof of the light blue car and firing at them with what he took to be an M1 carbine. As he seized the Thompson and dived for a rear door window, he heard shattering as a bullet came through the back window. He saw two other bullets <head>strike</head> the road behind the car. He discharged eight or ten bullets in three bursts of fire. He saw the man with the binoculars fall back holding his chest; the man in front slump over the bonnet and the man with the rifle disappear. 
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I wouldn't have  to tell them  I had Roberts -- Then he heard it, like a muffled thud, felt a subtle change in air pressure. He glanced up in time   to see Roberts hurtling down on him from above, literally flying through the air, his bloody face twisted  .
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But when they die they sink to the bottom, taking the nutrients with them. Through most of the summer, then, the plankton in open ocean is gradually depleted. Fertility is not restored until the winter storms stir the waters again. Near continents, there is more mixing, as currents and tides <head>strike</head> the land. Hence there is more plankton. Major fisheries   those for cod of the North Sea, the anchoveta of the Eastern Pacific   occur in areas where, for various reasons, nutrients are stirred up from the bottom and the plankton can thrive. The third major cause of patchiness is energy subsidy. 
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Designed for Manufacturers information on the type of runner and foot each shoe is recommended for. Over-pronators are supinators are those with heavy motion control problems. Heavy runners count as those weighing, in pounds, more than 2.25 times their height in inches  men or two times  women. Heel, midfoot and forefoot refer to the area of the foot you <head>strike</head> the ground with. Flat-footed and high arches also refer to foot type. A typical overpronator will have symbol for pronators, heavy, heel and flat-footed. Recommended for Manufacturers guide to suggested mileage and the type of terrain the shoe is suited to. 30 miles is out guide for high mileage. Off road means parkland and rough terrain. 
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In 1986, Mr. Roderick adroitly dodged Mr. Icahn's first bullet after the takeover specialist had built up an 11.4% stake. Mr. Roderick did so by  having USX redeem a series of guaranteed notes, a move that , in effect, raised the cost of a $7.19 billion  Icahn bid by about $3 billion .
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Indeed, the clarity of Hamelin's articulation, often at the most break-neck speeds, reminds me now and then of the playing of John Ogdon, and there can be no higher praise than that. The recordings, made in Montreal church, initially <head>strike</head> the ear as a little distant, but it quickly adapts its focus; the piano tone is clear and uncluttered. if I have gone on at length about this release, it is because I think it is of enormous interest and importance. It is rare indeed that a composer of this stature comes to light, uneven though she is, and rarer yet for any composer to be served with performances of this quality. 
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But even with the field limited in this way, an exhaustive study is out of the question. It would be wise for each of us to draw up our own list and carefully think through the issues involved in each. Nor is it a completely objective evaluation. That too is impossible. A problem, after all, is only so if it is a problem to someone. Problems <head>strike</head> us all differently. What is trivial to one person may raise titanic questions for someone else. Some people face doubt only if they find no answer; others trigger doubts merely by raising questions. What puzzles a philosopher and taxes his mind to distraction may look completely irrelevant or quite obvious to a businessman. 
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It sold 2000 copies in 10 days and became fourth in the list of Victorian best-sellers, beaten only by The Bible, Robinson Crusoe and The Pilgrim's Progress. Nowadays, many of Combe's ideas may appear positively weird. The long explanations of `faculties &quot; and `propensities &quot;, with each area of the skull carefully marked for a particular skill, <head>strike</head> one as total pseudoscience. More impressive are the strikingly advanced ideas, the common-sense and the sound `keep-yourself-fit &quot; advice which was given alongside the crazy craniology. For example, Combe's suggestions for a new penal system included locating new prisons in the countryside near small towns to give inmates `regulated communication &quot; with country folk, plus a taste of hard work. 
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He stopped and looked at Thor's body. I said, &quot; O.K., so now only Blake knows.
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NP0 &gt; White, meanwhile, is chronicling the doctor's undergraduate days at Oxford and, in tabloid-Press prose, writes of college balls where `the female companion of an Old Harrovian or Etonian would in all probability be the daughter of a baron or duke, wrapped in the best silk &quot;, while on the river `the navigators of punts &amp; hellip and those on the grassy banks lifting a glass of champagne to their lips &quot; <head>strike</head> Mr White as `an earthly paradise in freeze-frame &quot;. 
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The idea that carried me away was like the invisible seeds that Thoreau wrote about when he was in the swamp. I do not know what happens when men feel the ecstasy that Thoreau experienced, but it is one of the highest joys known to man. The same experience comes from some few words of a poet or a mystic; it is as if the emotions of the poet that he has graven in his poem <head>strike</head> a response and the mind is transported. It is possible for a man to assemble a large number of these mystical phrases that move the mind and to use them as passports to the transcendent world. To sit down in meditation and think of these mystical ideas is to poise oneself for the transcendent journey. 
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`With his left hand he snatched the gun from the Pole's hands, and with his right he gave him a violent blow to the ear. &quot; Roth says to Levi in the course of the interview embodied in his article: `Your other books are perhaps less `imaginary &quot; as to subject-matter but <head>strike</head> me as more imaginative in technique. The motive behind If not now, when? seems more narrowly tendentious   and consequently less liberating to the writer   than the impulse that generates the autobiographical works. &quot; Levi explains that he had amused himself by writing a `Western &quot; and that he had wanted to write a hopeful book. 
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Two things immediately <head>strike</head> me about Hermann Max's superb new version from WDR/EMI: the immaculate recording quality, and the amazing singing of the Rheinische Kantorei, whose technical command is apparently flawless. 
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She compared the results with tape recordings of modern singers and was not unpleased although her own tapes had a peculiar quality  about them, not at all unharmonious, merely unique.  Acquiring a repertoire from the Laboratory library was no problem to one trained  to perfect recall.
She found herself able to sing any role and any song which <head>struck</head> her fancy. 
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Some bourbon makers advertise abroad as they do  at home.  To promote Jack Daniel's overseas, Brown-Forman uses the same photos of front porches from Lynchburg, Va., and avuncular old men in overalls and hightops.
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&quot; Anything wrong with the plumbing in 1105 &quot;? ? There was a sudden stillness in the lobby.
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Our means of removing such spectacles is by way of horizontal or lateral thinking  see the works of Edward de Bono. The conscious use of analogy, metaphor, playing a hunch, brainstorming, sheer chance, trial and error or heuristics are the stuff of the think tank, where lively minds, well versed in vertical thinking, <head>strike</head> imaginative sparks one from another. For history reveals, time and again, that while vertical thinking can bring our full intellectual powers to bear upon a problem and thus to consolidate a position, it is chance that causes us to stumble upon it  both the problem and its possible solution in the first place. But is it chance? 
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Sometimes you 'd get a nasty sergeant and it was painful. You were watching him and he was watching you, so there were less catches than when the easy-going feller was on. A. T. If you wanted to have a smoke   we used to have smokes: we weren't angels by any means   you had to get into a shop doorway, put your cigarette in your mouth, <head>strike</head> a match, shield it with your hand, and then blow the match out and then your hand would go up your sleeve. The smoke was coming down your sleeve, standing in the doorway, watching for your sergeant coming out from his refreshments. You 'd meet the chap on next beat and have a smoke somewhere. 
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&quot; I expect  to see the demand exceed supply for Fujis for the next 10 to 15 years, &quot; he adds . Washington Red Delicious, by the way, are wholesaling for less than $10  a box these days.
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The old gelada male, by contrast, is not driven forth, his young are not killed, and he may assist the newcomer in preventing a further takeover of the group. Robin Dunbar  personal communication is of the opinion that the reason why this happens in gelada is that the two males <head>strike</head> a bargain, as it were. The newcomer trades his forbearance of the existing young against the collaboration of the old male in retaining the harem. There is a real possibility that the newcomer is not only exhausted but possibly wounded by the time he has won the harem. Other gelada males without harems have been seen to sit watching such a fight. 
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These stations should produce about 1000 MW. The third scheme is the exploitation of the oil shales near Ein Bokek, which will also require cooling water. B: Power from solar ponds SOLAR-POND power generation relies on a simple phenomenon. When the rays of the sun <head>strike</head> a shallow pool of still water  1 with a dark bottom the radiation is absorbed at the bottom  2 and heats up the lower levels of water. Ordinarily this heated water rises to mix with the cooler water and the heat rapidly dissipates to the atmosphere. However, in the solar pond the lower levels of water are more saline and heavier and therefore can not rise. 
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The package is more than $1 billion  above the recommendations of Budget Director Richard Darman this week. But given the political importance of California, the administration was content  to use its influence  to prevent any Senate amendments adding further new appropriations.
The $2.85 billion measure comes on top of $1.1 billion appropriated after Hugo <head>struck</head> the Carolinas and Caribbean last month, and these totals don't reflect the additional benefit of low-interest disaster loans. 
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On Thursday, the Tokyo Stock Price Index of all issues listed  in the first section, which  gained 0.24 point Wednesday, was up 22.78, or 0.86 %, at 2665.66. The morning session was dominated  by individuals and dealers, but some institutions participated in the afternoon,  encouraged  by the market's firmness, traders said  .
Sentiment was helped by the small gain made by New York stocks Wednesday despite anxiety over possible effects of the major earthquake that <head>struck</head> northern California Tuesday. 
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Yet there's been no increase in demand from advocates of `organic &quot; vegetables for the tens of thousands of allotments that lie untended throughout our land. No, they're too idle, expecting others to do as they demand; it's just not possible. I 've always grown vegetables for pleasure or necessity, and  despite what purists suggest when pests <head>strike</head> they thrive even after spraying with boiled rhubarb leaves or marinaded fag ends or whatever, one reaches for modern chemicals to save the crop. My local butcher's sales of beef are down because of `mad cow &quot; disease, and pork because of `blue ear &quot;. 
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Even the courts are beginning  to recognize the link between jobs and stress-related disorders in compensation cases, according to a survey by the National Council on Compensation Insurance. But although 56% of the respondents in the study indicated that mental-health problems were fairly pervasive in the workplace, there is still a social stigma associated  with people seeking help.
The disorders, which 20 years ago struck middle-age and older people, &quot; now <head>strike</head> people at the height of productivity, &quot; says Robert M.A. Hirschfeld, of the National Institute of Mental Health, who spoke at the presentation of the study's findings. 
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It has been, until AIDS, a slowly developing cancer, rarely fatal. In the case of AIDS sufferers, it develops rapidly and is more lethal. Other infections <head>strike</head> resulting from a motley bunch of bacteria   some carried by cats, birds, or cattle   which normally cause humans little problem. Apart from physical suffering, AIDS causes its victims economic hardship. It makes it impossible for them to pursue their careers and the average hospital bill that faces them often exceeds $100 000. 
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Two months ago the company set up a toll-free number, based  outside California,   to handle queries from employees about when they should report back to work after an earthquake or other disaster . The ARCO plan takes into account such details as which aspects of business  are busier at certain times of the year.
This way, depending on when a quake might <head>strike</head>, priorities can be assigned to departments that should be brought back on line first. 
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Britain's current account deficit dropped to #1.6 billion ($2.56 billion) in September from an adjusted #2 billion ($3.21 billion) the previous month, but the improvement comes amid increasing concern that a recession could <head>strike</head> the U.K. economy next year. 
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Was anyone consulted? HAVING read the June edition from cover to cover, I can find no notice or article, either from the Secretary of the RFU or the Editor, on the proposed alterations to the Courage League and Pilkington Cup regulations which will affect all clubs in the country. These changes <head>strike</head> at the very base of rugby union football as played for the last 100 years in that a player could play when, where and for whom providing that he paid his subscription before departing from his old club. The changes, if reported correctly, will cause problems right across the board. 
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This isn't going  to help, &quot; said  Kenneth T. Rosen, chairman of the Center for Real Estate and Urban Economics at the University of California at Berkeley. State housing prices, at a median $201,028 , have declined in recent months because of potential buyers ' inability  to afford homes.
Mr. Rosen, among others, suggested that the quake, the strongest since the 1906 temblor that <head>struck</head> San Francisco, will in the short term create a two-tier price system for quake-prone communities, with dwellings built on sturdy ground likely to demand higher prices. 
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Walter Mitty still inhabits the mind, but so do the shadows of more menacing muses, as they experience the growing pains to adulthood. The educators at home and at school are on their guard, wary of, yet understanding their secrecies and confidences, and in particular the need for such youngsters to take risks as they <head sats="strike_out.154:0">strike</head> <sat id="strike_out.154:0">out</sat> towards independent adulthood. In those years it is the sudden traumatic experience which may be the spark to engage fierce enthusiasms in their educational development. Hence the importance of the residential and extracurricular activity   above all occasions and activities in which the teenager can know that someone is unobtrusively and undemandingly interested in them. 
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Silver is also under pressure of &quot; extremely high &quot; inventories in warehouses of the Commodity Exchange, he said  . Yesterday, these stocks rose by 170,262 ounces to a record of 226,570,380 ounces, according to an exchange spokesman.
COPPER: Futures prices partially recovered Monday's declines because Chilean miners voted to <head>strike</head>. 
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The December contract rose 1.20 cents a pound to $1.14 . In Chile, workers at two copper mines, Los Bronces and El Soldado, which  belong to the Exxon-owned Minera Disputada, yesterday voted  to begin a full strike tomorrow, an analyst said  .
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The deal has, as one takeover expert puts it, &quot; so many moving parts. I don't see anybody who 's sophisticated getting his name associated with this mess until the moving parts stop  moving. &quot;
In addition to the need for another cash equity investor, the other moving parts include: the pilots themselves, who can scuttle rival deals by threatening to <head>strike</head>; the machinists union, the pilots ' longtime rivals who helped scuttle the pilots ' deal; and regulators in Washington, whose opposition to foreign airline investment helped throw the deal into doubt. 
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He said the base's activities would be quieter than the RAF's fast jets. Helicopters flew a lot slower than jets and had less of a `startle factor &quot;. He added: `We will be doing our utmost to be good neighbours. &quot; By David Henshall Redundancy protest Hundreds of foremen <head>strike</head> at Ford plants CAR giant Ford was hit yesterday by a strike of hundreds of foremen at two of its leading factories. Almost 400 workers were involved in the stoppage which could hit production at the giant Dagenham plant in Essex which makes Fiestas and the Transit van factory in Southampton. 
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Another arbitrator is hearing another pay parity case between Eastern and its pilots, resulting from a similar set of circumstances involving a separate pay raise granted  another union. A decision on that case isn't expected  before mid-November.
Ironically, many of the pilots involved have left Eastern or are still <head>striking</head> the carrier, which filed for bankruptcy protection March 9. 
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The bombs are as harmless as an automobile in a garage. We are worried about what people may do  with them -- that some crazy fool may &quot; push the button &quot;.
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Gloucestershire county council is preparing it's own case for control, which will be submitted this summer. Read in studio A dog training scheme to help the deaf has been so successful that the organisers are having to open a second training centre. Hearing dogs for the deaf have become increasingly popular over the past ten years   now the staff who <head>train</head> them say they can't cope with the demand. Mike Rowbottom reports. Video-Taped report follows BEACONSFIELD Buckinghamshire JULIE BROWN Hearing Dog Owner CLAIRE GUEST Training Manager Voice over Floyd looks pretty laid back on his cushion, but don't be fooled. 
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1 daytime bladder control 2 night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet <head>train</head> their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. 
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Canine behavioural problems are well recognized, and a specialist in this field may also be able to help you with a specific concern. If your vet recommends contacting such a specialist, you may well be in a position to recover the cost from a pet health insurance plan, depending on the wording of the policy. You can also turn to a professional dog trainer, who will take your dog and <head>train</head> it for you. Unfortunately, this is not always as successful as it might be, largely because your dog comes to relate to the trainer's commands and so then proves more reluctant to follow your instructions. Some trainers offer residential courses, however, where you can enjoy a holiday at the same time as training your dog under expert guidance. Breed differences 
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There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to <head>train</head> their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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This mixture of sizes did nothing to detract from the overall beauty of the place; rather they gave interest, drawing the eye to different shapes and heights. `Servants &quot; quarters, stables, storehouses and so on, &quot; Felipe de Santis pointed out. `And that? &quot; Maggie indicated a large building almost as big as the main house itself. `That? It is where we <head>train</head> the horses. &quot; He said nothing more and Maggie shot him an intrigued look. Was this where he had trained as a young man? Had the brilliance he had shown been nurtured here? She stared at his profile, trying to see in him her old hero, and he shot her an intrigued look as he felt her eyes on him. 
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There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet <head>train</head> their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to train their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet <head>train</head> their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately train their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. One study of Scottish babies showed that 90 per cent of mothers started to train their babies during the first year with half of the middle class and a quarter of the working class starting before 6 months of age  Drillien 1964. 
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You go away for thirteen weeks on a course with the dog, you're introduced to the dog you're gon na work with, yeah? Yeah. And if you pass that test you go back to your police force and you are evaluated and having tests all the time. Well that's how they <head>train</head> them, they train them in er what they call public order work, in the case of chasing people and all that, they also have tracking and all kinds of things, okay? Mm. Is that i does that answer your question? Yeah. Alright. 
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1 daytime bladder control 2 night-time bladder control 3 bowel control. There is a strong maturational component in the learning of these skills as well as cultural and societal differences in expectations. Potty training There has been a trend over recent years for professionals to advise mothers not to toilet train their children early. Many mothers do not even try to toilet train their children until the age of 2 years or later while others deliberately <head>train</head> their child during the first year of life  Douglas and Richman 1984. 
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Injected into the brain in high enough doses, such antibiotics will also stop most of the brain's RNA or protein synthesis for a period of some hours. Thus two types of experiment are in principle possible. In the first, sometimes called a correlative approach, one can inject a radioactive precursor of protein or RNA synthesis into an animal, train it on a task, and ask if the amount of radioactivity in the protein or RNA has increased by comparison with that in appropriate control, `non-learning &quot; animals. In the second approach, described as interventive, one injects an antibiotic inhibitor of RNA or protein synthesis, <head>trains</head> the animal and asks if it can still remember the task. 
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There are also opportunities to train in central government and commerce and industry. The Training Contract You will enter a two-year training contract with your chosen employer. You will be offered training in at least three different areas of law, taken from a list laid down by the Law Society. The type of work offered will depend very much on the employer you <head>train</head> with. It may include matters such as landlord and tenant work, tax work, probate and wills work, matrimonial law, civil litigation, planning work or crime. Some firms only offer commercial work, others concentrate on private client work and some may offer a mixture. 
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And soon as he said righto Jack, take the rugs off, I 'd take or the, little lad helps me as well, you know and he takes the rugs off and then I tell them what to do you see. Some are five furlongs, some seven furlongs, some's a mile. Some are long distance horses, you see, you <head>train</head> them all separately. Not all at once. You do the five furlongs first and then your long distance runners see? Your two year olds don't do as much exercise sometimes as the old horses do. Old horses want more time and le than two years olds do. Cos they don't want the time, they don't want two hours dragging about on their legs. 
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You go away for thirteen weeks on a course with the dog, you're introduced to the dog you're gon na work with, yeah? Yeah. And if you pass that test you go back to your police force and you are evaluated and having tests all the time. Well that's how they train them, they <head>train</head> them in er what they call public order work, in the case of chasing people and all that, they also have tracking and all kinds of things, okay? Mm. Is that i does that answer your question? Yeah. Alright. How many of you have seen policemen wor 
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Half-way along the back of the lower legs you could see the vicious spur with which the birds fought. `I feed my birds on milk, almonds and sugar cane, &quot; said Azar, sticking his finger through the cage and tickling the female under its neck. `The males I <head>train</head> every day so that they can jump and run without feeling too much tired. &quot; As we talked there was a shout from one of the other khalifas; the first fight was about to begin. Azar called me over and with a flourish sat me down on a plastic deckchair at the front of the ring of spectators. 
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Much in the same way, although on a higher level, the obedience competitors, in which I include trials and Schutzhund workers, <head>train</head> their dogs throughout the week and aim either to win a qualification or pass a test. Again, man and dogs are bonded by the same purpose. The end result is that both dog and owner gain satisfaction and a richer existence. Even the most beautiful house and garden can become a prison. A Rottweiler needs more than this; he must have some purpose. 
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Children may learn to pass urine and faeces in it but accidents will still happen when they are preoccupied in play or are in a place where they do not know where the lavatory is. By the age of 3 years most children can voluntarily initiate emptying a full bladder and later a partly full bladder. The age at which a mother starts to toilet <head>train</head> her child is unlikely to have much effect on the age at which the child will be fully trained. Drillien  1964 found that children at 2 years of age who were potted early were neither wetter nor dryer, cleaner nor dirtier than children trained later. Similarly the Newsons  1965 could find no relationship between early or late training and reliability or unreliability at 4 years of age. 
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It must be done at the time. Many a good dog has been ruined when he has done something good and, for some reason, not received the right response from the handler; in other words, the wrong association has been created. It is a long haul back to the beginning. Reward is often denied by people who <head>train</head> by correction only: the dog is commanded to sit and, if he does not respond, he receives a whack and is pushed into position. In the dog's mind, the association is purely negative: `If I don't sit, I receive a whack &quot;. The correction-praise method elicits a far better response. 
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It  is well-known that the regular Afghan infantry is filled  with reluctant conscripts. But this is not the entire Afghan army, and it is no longer Kabul's only military force.
Complete units have been <head>trained</head> and indoctrinated in the U.S.S.R. and other East bloc nations; 30,000 to 40,000 of these troops have returned. 
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For example, many solicitors specialise in work with crime, others in shipping or construction, and others give a general service. You will usually find that solicitors ' practices are split into departmental specialist areas, and this enables the solicitor to develop an area of expertise. Many solicitors specialise in clients using the legal aid scheme; others deal with purely commercial work. If you <head>train</head> in private practice,  &lsqb; as most people do &rsqb;  you will find that your training will usually be split into four `seats &quot; and each of these is spent in a different department. This enables you to decide where your strengths lie and where you would ultimately like to work. 
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It does not really matter so long as we accept both points of view. In practice that means keeping an eye out for leadership qualities and sometimes selecting on that basis and, at the same time, encouraging the absorption of certain leadership precepts by those who do not seem to possess them in a natural way. Some cooks are born great, others have their natural skill improved by training, yet others <head>train</head> hard enough to make up for a lack of natural talent. instruction 72 Instruction is a sort of specific leadership. The drawing suggests that the broken arrow rises to follow the management arrow. The training or instruction has been successful. Training programmes are neutral. They benefit management but they &quot; are not undertaken to please management. 
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You will have to consider which type of work interests you before you decide where to apply for training. A large number of firms offer general experience, but others are more specialised, so you will need to find out about the type of work available before you apply. The structure of your training will also depend upon the type of firm you choose. Wherever you <head>train</head> you will work in at least three, but usually four or five different areas of the law over the two-year period. Most firms are divided into departments, each dealing with a particular area of the law and you will spend up to six months working in each chosen department. You will learn practical skills such as drafting documents, advocacy and interviewing clients. 
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To get a PPL in New Zealand involves a minimum of fifty hours, and on average trainees log between 55 and 60 hours before they get their licence. Assuming a normal split of dual and solo hours within this total, the flying cost is typically just under $6, 000. Add to that the landing fees  if you <head>train</head> at an aerodrome that levies these and the usual books, maps and equipment, and you ought realistically to be able to come home with your PPL having cost about $6, 600. That equates to precisely £2, 000, for which you would be lucky to log any more than 25 hours PPl training in this country. 
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`Do you like clothes? &quot; he asked. `Oh, yes ! &quot; Constance replied eagerly. `Well, liking clothes is not enough. Any foolish young woman can like clothes. You have to teach yourself to understand them. You have a great opportunity here, my dear, if you care to take it. Learn to observe. Train your eyes not merely to look but also to see. Notice our customers. Some of the most elegant women in London come through these doors. Understand how they dress. Taste is inborn, little can be learned without it, but everything can be developed if you have it and the discipline to <head>train</head> your eye. That is all I need to tell you. &quot; 
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By  relaxing the throat muscles and expanding the oral cavity well into the frontal sinuses, she could direct the vowel sounds into the most felicitous position for proper reproduction through her throat microphone. She compared the results with tape recordings of modern singers and was not unpleased although her own tapes had a peculiar quality  about them, not at all unharmonious, merely unique.
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Start by calculating the real cost of crime to your business and your employees by carrying out a `Crime Audit &quot; and use it to produce a written strategy on crime prevention in your business. Make crime prevention a core responsibility for all managers and staff and <head>train</head> all company personnel in the company's crime prevention policy and practice. Make crime prevention a major focus of community involvement. CARRYING OUT A CRIME AUDIT 
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He produced many excellent pictures before his death on the voyage; and later expeditions benefited from professional and amateur draughtsmen. Graphic records from nineteenth century voyages of discovery are very splendid. But sometimes a naturalist or collector overseas would find and perhaps <head>train</head> local artists to depict what he collected. This happened in China, and some of the attractive paintings collected by John Reeves in the early nineteenth century have recently been published at the British Museum  Natural History. 
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Trifari, whose national ads  earlier this year included paper cutouts of its costume finery, takes a tamer approach. The company focuses on the how-to aspects, says   Andrew E. Philip, president.
Trifari now <head>trains</head> sales help to advise customers on the best earring styles. 
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The business achieved BS 5750 in 1987 and because of a strict programme of quality awareness and quality management, customers do come back. Blindcraft employs 85 registered blind or disabled people who were referred to the firm by disability employment advisors in local Jobcentres. Bob said: `When we need someone to do a job, we hire a disabled person and train them. Skills people bring in are not necessarily the ones they will use as they have to be trained in the needs of the business. `We can <head>train</head> people in anything from basic literacy and numeracy to trade skills like welding. Training and development of people is part of the Blindcraft ethos. &quot; 
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This project is aimed at average pupils, who at present fail to master our traditional secondary science courses. The project proposes to find out how far the thinking of these pupils can be advanced, over a period of two years, to give them access to concepts which hitherto they would not have had. The investigators propose to  a <head>train</head> the pupils in a language which assists the development of these reasoning patterns;  b select science contexts which require these reasoning patterns;  c assist the pupils to recognise what reasoning pattern  s eachcontext requires and how to apply them.  i 
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Hudson knew  he had  to use these men as long as he remained an explorer . And he refused  to be anything else.
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`He's causing a bottle-neck. Terry   see to it, will you? &quot; Terry, a heavily built man smoking a pipe, took it out of his mouth and said, `We haven't got a basis to fire him. &quot; `Rubbish. He's been trained, hasn't he? &quot; `I'm not sure. &quot; `Check it out. If he has n't, <head>train</head> him, even if he can't grasp it. Are you with me? &quot; Terry nodded. `Then each time he fails to set the machine properly, you give him a proper warning. On the third warning, he's fired. Shouldn't take more than a fortnight. All right? &quot; `Right, &quot; said Terry, putting his pipe back between his teeth. 
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But in July, 1973, Harari led a group which accidentally killed an innocent Moroccan waiter in the Norwegian town of Lillehammer. Harari left Mossad in 1978, and shortly afterwards became a private businessman. By 1980 he was working in Central America, where he befriended Gen Noriega's predecessor, Omar Torrijos. He supplied Israeli security personnel to guard the Panamanian leaders and <head>train</head> their own forces, and later became involved in official Israel arms sales to the central American country. He remains the most notorious of a large group of retired Israeli intelligence and security men whose dubious activities in support of unsavoury regimes have embarrassed their own government. 
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Some people don't <head>train</head> other people to do their jobs because they want to keep their jobs for themselves otherwise they start to lose their control. Alright so fear of loss of control. Do you think that's justified No bad reason not training. Yes. So I think you know the more you train people, that really gives you greater power doesn't it? Also what about the fear that somebody's gon na not gon na do it as well as you? Anybody come across that? Yeah Andrew. Yes 
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Careers ruined, possibly, with the help of Brimmer's powerful friends. `Assassination. &quot; For a long moment, there was no sound or movement in the room. Then Renwick's eyes narrowed. `It's true, believe me ! You know what he wanted me to do? Pick out ten men I could trust   two squads of five men each   <head>train</head> them to co-ordinate, plan, and execute. &quot; `And how did you handle that suggestion? &quot; A refusal, and Moore would never have reached London with all that money in his pocket. In spite of his protestations   I'm no assassin   could I be facing one right now? He's nervous, on edge, increasingly worried. Why? `I stalled. 
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Er   oh, you must be the Head of Lice Entertainment &amp; hellip Sorry, I mean &amp; hellip &quot; Wearily, I take down my trusty toothcomb and lacerate my children's tender scalps. `Waaagh ! Stop it ! Gerroff, I haven't gorrem ! &quot; So far, so clear. Actually my son's rather disappointed, he was hoping to farm them and <head>train</head> them into a novelty act. Is your head itching now? Mine, too. Mine itches the very moment I see the ruddy school letter. Continuing the theme of mangled extremities, how are your nails doing? You know, they're the spatula-shaped chewy bits on the end of your fingers with bits of chipped magenta in the grooves and grey ends. 
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A kind of double standard  exists here for Jewish boys and girls as it does in the realm of sex. The breaking away from the prison house of Brooklyn is gradual.
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Suddenly he saw something which  made his big heart give a sickening lurch and caused the hairs  to bristle on the back of his neck. Along each side of the room were  six tiered bunks, each one screened  off with a curtain.
And projecting wickedly through these curtains were the gleaming muzzles of six rifles, all <head>trained</head> on Billy Tilghman. 
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She kicked off her shoes on the carpet, and slid back silently to listen down the well of the staircase; and picking up from this level only minor and ambiguous sounds, she went quickly down again one floor, to where she could lean cautiously over the glossy black banister, and <head>train</head> both eyes and ears upon any activity in the hall below. Visually, her range was limited. The acoustics were excellent. 
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Training should be as specific as possible and so for karateka I recommend either shadow boxing against a mirror, or working out on a light punch bag. just lay into the bag with fast punch and kick sequences, moving around all the time and building up a good sweat. This will build up your aerobic fitness and <head>train</head> you in the right way. Anaerobic training Work on anaerobic endurance at the same time that you are raising your aerobic platform. Two types of training are appropriate here. The first is very short duration, maximum output attacks. 
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Your partner presses down on your knees and you try to relax your muscles Force back against the applied pressure Mobility training Improve mobility by swinging your foot to the front, to the sides and to the back. Never try to exceed the range of movement available but work within it instead. Also <head>train</head> on the punch bag, aiming your kicks as high as you can and reaching as far as possible. Mobility training is not about improving flexibility - it is about ensuring a smooth action throughout the range of movement. Only then can acceleration be maximised. 
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Jonny says: `Rowing is the sort of sport that, if you're tall enough and weigh enough, you can get pretty good at it   if you're willing to put all the hours into training. I was no good at rugby so I took up rowing. I <head>train</head> for the pain. Actually, the pain is there all the time even when you're training in a boat. So when it comes to a race like the Olympic final it's no different. That's why, with three strokes to go, I knew we 'd win. &quot; All this winter training is to prepare them to win more gold at next August's World Championships. 
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The work involves searching for companies to acquire, approaching them, forming a view on price, then negotiating on behalf of clients and carrying out due diligence work. `Corporate finance work can be stressful, &quot; he says with a nice line in understatement, `but my aikido provides a very good balance. I <head>train</head> at least three times a week and have learned more about Japan and the Japanese from that than any textbook. &quot; I LIKE THAT BUZZ After Tonbridge School and a degree in geography at Durham University, James Riley joined Price Waterhouse in September 1982. He qualified with them in December 1985. 
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Protective equipment You must wear white fist protectors of an approved type. These have only one centimetre of padding and leave the thumb free to fold in safely. Always <head>train</head> with these mitts to get used to the additional range they allow, and to experience what an acceptable impact feels like. Never train with heavily padded mitts or you will come to rely upon the extra cushioning effect which is not there with the competition version. Some competition organisers allow shin/instep protectors. Check early on whether these will be allowed; the information is normally contained in the details which accompany the application form. If the information is missing, when contact the organiser to find out. 
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I would not advise any female competitor to rely upon a firm bra as a means of protection, because all that does is hold the breasts so that they can't move freely under impact. In my view, such bras are capable of causing more damage by trapping breast tissue between the rib cage and the incoming blow. Choose the protection which you feel best suits you, then <head>train</head> with it so that you become use to any constrictions it causes. Female competitors may also wear a plain white T-shirt beneath their jackets. Spectacles are not allowed, so if you can't see well enough without them but want to compete anyway you should either get a pair of soft contact lenses or see how you manage without glasses. 
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Running is obviously an aerobic activity while weightlifting is anaerobic. To reach an aerobic state the heartbeat must be taken above 120 beats per minute and maintained above this level for twenty minutes. The benefits of this type of training for the heart and lungs are enormous, but very few people who <head>train</head> ever reach this level. A class which has a rest every 3 or 4 minutes but trains for an hour would be better off training non-stop for 30 minutes. This would increase the fitness of the class-members, their sense of well-being at the end of the session and also their physical appearance. failing to respond quickly enough to commands. 
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Some almost see him as a non-playing captain. An Irish audience saw the All Blacks for the first time when they trained at Donnybrook on Monday, and the first impression of Mick Quinn, the former international fly-half, was: `The omens are not good. They <head>train</head> harder than we play. &quot; A good international season is essential if Irish rugby is to regain lost ground, improve its image and win back popular support. But in the present climate that is a somewhat pious hope. Dawson must know how Montezuma felt as his Aztec empire began to crumble around him. 
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He wore the traditional Ozzie singlet, which is a baggy vest with very low cut armholes and his muscles looked like they had been painted on by Leonardo da Vinci. There wasn't sufficient fat on him to fry an egg  although the grease in his hair would have tempted Slampacker to open a franchise on his head. When you 've been blown to bits, as Zimmerman had, you either <head>train</head> hard or you don't get better. Zimm had got better and then gone on getting better. From his shiny, greasy, biker-looking jeans to his short, greying beard, he was muscle and bone. Above the beard was a different story. He looked out to lunch   Mr and Mrs Sanity were clearly not at home to callers. 
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In May, at the start of the outdoor season, I won my first Middlesex Senior title at 100 metres. The time was 10.6 seconds, which was my fastest legal time to date  that is, the wind speed was below 2 metres per second and would turn out to be my fastest that year. It often happens, especially if you <head>train</head> only spasmodically, that you start off the season with a personal best time, get really excited because you think there is a lot more to come and then the rest of the summer turns out to be something of a damp squib. I finished third in the Inter-Counties Championships. Harry King, the winner, was an established athlete, fast out of the blocks and with a very good technique. 
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For distances up to 10K, racing shoes are practical for a wider market. Over these shorter distances where time on the feet is reduced, racing shoes can benefit most runners whether actually or psychologically. If you have never worn them before, racing flats will feel hard and narrow, particularly if you <head>train</head> in a usual high midsoled road shoe. They are made on a narrower last and in the interest of weight reduction, sacrifice all the midsole cushioning and stability features of a conventional trainer. 
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Many people need to use more than one language in the same domain. Professional interpreters and translators are not alone in needing to be able to display bilingual skills: teachers, businesspeople, administrators, welfare service personnel and trade unionists are going to want such skills, but none more so, perhaps, than those who <head>train</head> language teachers. Catherine Wrangham, January 1990 Outline Training European teachers to teach their mother tongue Background Factors The move to comprehensive schools in the sixties and seventies led to a broadening of the ability range facing language teachers in British schools. 
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Consequently, small business is taking more &quot; pro-active &quot; steps   to counter mandated leaves. In Pennsylvania, small businesses are pushing for a voluntary alternative; they favor a commission that  would develop sample leave policies that employers could adopt .
They also support a tax credit for employers to offset the cost of hiring and <head>training</head> workers who temporarily replace employees on parental leave. 
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It is not, I suspect, the authors ' intention, but in their argument much of the blame for the present state of teaching appears to rest with the teachers themselves and those who <head>train</head> them. All of these explanations are predominantly psychologistic in their understandings  or misunderstandings of both teacher thinking and teaching quality; and they are particular kinds of psychologistic explanation that take very little account of how teachers themselves understand, interpret and deal with the demands that their work situation makes upon them. 
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I think everybody has become totally disillusioned with it &quot;. Another sole practitioner, Geoffrey Day, who is currently president of the West of England District Society, sympathises. `What people are concerned about is that, if they <head>train</head> certifieds or AATs, they don't have to cope with the bureaucracy, they don't have to be formal training offices and so they don't have to be quite so concerned that they have to provide the right sort of additional courses for people to attend to back up their exams. `In other words, they don't have to comply with all the regulations that there would be in a training office. 
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There are inherent dangers in assuming that systematic job training is occurring, as both Edwards and Casteleyn have emphasized: `Job training may be, in its simplest form, almost universal but that is no reason for complacency. Too few libraries <head>train</head> according to a pre-arranged plan and many are not only unable to justify the methods used for the processes taught but may actually be unaware of what these methods and processes are. There tends to be an easy assumption that satisfactory job training exists because everyone who remains in post in a library must of necessity have learnt to do his job to at least minimum standards &amp; hellip &quot; 
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They are both ways of discouraging firms from taking additional people on to their payrolls. I applaud Nissan for having a high training budget, but decisions of that type must be taken by companies. The Government can encourage firms to train more, but for the Government to impose taxes on companies to insist that they <head>train</head> more does not take into account the effects, demands and needs of different industries. People who see that high training encourages success, as obviously it does for Nissan, will follow the designs and needs of the marketplace and will themselves introduce high training. Levies on the payroll will not have that effect. 
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One survey says that of the 100,000 trained bellringers in England today, only 40,000 of them still ring. Also, ringers don't always live where the bells need  to be rung   -- like in small, rural parishes and inner-city churches.
But the council's program to attract and <head>train</head> ringers is only partly successful, says Mr. Baldwin. 
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That's not a way of fudging some other cost, the retained fire fighters are recompensed when we provide training for them, because they normally have to lose work or whatever. They are very, very expensive to <head>train</head> because of that. We train whole-time fire fighters cheaply, but we pay the retained people compensation for loss of earnings. That figure is the majority, the majority of that figure is compensation for loss of earnings. That's the trouble, you get cheap service from retained personnel, but they're incredibly expensive to train. But absolutely essential. That's the only time you pay loss of earnings? 
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Because training in the CAB must be ongoing and the `student body &quot; is scattered nationwide, a central training location would be impractical. A two-tier system operates instead. The 22 areas each employ at least one training officer who is mainly responsible for planning a training programme for the bureaux in the area and for <head>training</head> further trainers who will collaborate more closely with workers in their bureaux and help implement the plan. Central NACAB office and the 22 area offices are responsible for this mammoth task, which until recently has accounted for one fifth of the NACAB budget. In 1987 an even bigger slice of the budget was apportioned to training, in recognition of its importance. 
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The students go out and spend part of each week all through the school year in the schools, and the teachers in those schools, whether they are science teachers or history teachers or English teachers, collaborate with us in helping to <head>train</head> those students. And they come back into the University two days a week. So there's a reciprocal relationship with quite a number of schools in this area of a rather novel and to us extremely helpful and rewarding kind. What do you do for existing teachers? 
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If we try to alter our constitution to combat improbable eventualities, we may prevent too much. But is it not a fact in the real world that we prepare for war during peacetime by keeping our armed forces equipped and ready, rather than disbanding them and waiting until war breaks out before beginning to re-arm and <head>train</head> new forces? By analogy, if we wait until Parliament does the outrageous will the political climate be conducive to creating effective constitutional protections against the outrageous. Will the attack on democracy be as outrageous as killing all blue-eyed babies, or will it be a more insidious erosion of rights and liberties over a period of time? See further, Harlow, `Power from the people? 
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He was in turn replaced by Sydney Box who, while reinstating Black's policy of maintaining a broad range of films and enlarging the script department, run by his wife Muriel, to develop original stories and <head>train</head> new writers, gave a twist to the company's film production that looks more like deference to Rank's demand for moral uplift than a full-hearted pursuit of the popular audience. Robert Hamer prepares Joan Greenwood for the trial scene in Kind hearts and Coronets  1949 
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They belong to a group of 15 ringers -- including two octogenarians and four youngsters in training -- who  drive every Sunday from church to church in a sometimes-exhausting effort  to keep the bells sounding in the many belfries of East Anglia. &quot;  To ring for even one service at this tower, we have  to scrape, &quot; says  Mr. Hammond, a retired water-authority worker.
&quot; We 've tried to <head>train</head> the youngsters, but they have their discos and their dances, and they just drift away. &quot; 
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It unfortunately encourages others to engage in a highly dangerous and illegal activity that only a very few are doing  now.
And it <head>treats</head> such activities in a frivolous, cavalier fashion, with total indifference to common sense and public safety. 
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William Styron, while  facing the changing economy with a certain uneasy reluctance, insists  he is  not to be classified  as a Southern writer and yet includes traditional Southern concepts in everything  he publishes . Even the great god Faulkner, the South's one probable contender for literary immortality, has little concerned himself with these matters; ; such are simply not within his bounded province.
Where are the writers to <head>treat</head> these changes? ? 
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But that changed following a resolution from the Supreme Soviet banning cooperatives from  operating in some areas of the economy, and permitting activity in others only if the cooperatives are under contract to the state. All independent media activity is now illegal, which  perhaps is not surprising, but so is  the manufacture of perfume, cosmetics, household chemicals and sand candles.
Medical cooperatives, among the most successful in the U.S.S.R., are banned from providing general-practitioner services (their main source of income ), carrying out surgery, and <head>treating</head> cancer patients, drug addicts and pregnant women. 
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Make sure you take advantage of the service. Cervical Cancer The cervix is the neck of the womb. In certain cases its cells undergo changes in the cells mean that cervical cancer can be prevented before it starts. By carrying out a smear test, doctors can detect the abnormal cells that might become cancerous in time and then <head>treat</head> them easily and simply. The national screening programme will enable all women between the ages of 20 and 64 to be tested at least every five years  you should have received your invitation for screening by 1993. The smear test takes less than five minutes and normally only causes slight discomfort. The great majority of women won't have any abnormalities. 
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Partly  to help  clear the myriad obstacles facing any overseas company trying  to penetrate Japan, tiny Candela turned to Mitsui &amp; Co., one of Japan's largest trading companies, for investment. In a joint-venture deal, Mitsui guided Candela through Tokyo's bureaucratic maze.
It eventually secured Ministry of Health import approval for two Candela laser products -- one that breaks up kidney stones and another that <head>treats</head> skin lesions. 
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Health officials plan  to extend a moratorium on federal funding of research involving fetal-tissue transplants. The assistant HHS secretary said  the ban &quot; should be continued  indefinitely. &quot;
While researchers believe such transplants could help <head>treat</head> diseases like Alzheimer 's, anti-abortionists oppose the research. 
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( Doctors now say that it was not the meat but the coolness of the applications which  relieved the pain.) Salted butter was another cure for bruises.
Many people agreed that burns should be <head>treated</head> with bland oily salves or unsalted butter or lard, but one informant told me that a burn should be bathed in salt water; ; the burn oozed watery fluid for many days, and finally the healing was completed by bathing it with epsom salts. 
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One old-timer said  to sprinkle sugar on a bleeding cut, even when on a knuckle, if it was made  by a rusty tool; ; this would stop the flow and also prevent infection. My lawyer told me that his mother used a similar remedy for cuts and wounds; ; she sprinkled common sugar directly on the injury and then bound it loosely with cotton cloth, over which she poured turpentine .
He showed me one of his fingers which had been practically amputated and which his mother had <head>treated</head>; ; there is scarcely a scar showing. 
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He then sold her some capsules that he asserted   would take care of the tumors and cysts until she could collect the money for  buying his machine. When she submitted to his treatment with the capsules , Mrs. Shaefer felt intense pain.
Leaving Lee's office, Mrs. Shaefer hurried over to her family physician, who <head>treated</head> her for burned tissue. 
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Now one hears that heat and hot water are used  instead. Another remedy was oil of eucalyptus, used  as well for chilblains.
Chilblains were also <head>treated</head> with tincture of capsicum or cabbage leaves. 
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As a result, she consulted medical authorities and learned that the devices  her quack &quot; doctor &quot; was using  were phony. She suffered a nervous breakdown and had  to be institutionalized .
Mr. A., her fellow townsman, also experienced a nervous breakdown just as soon as he discovered that he had been bilked of his life savings by the limited practitioner who had been <head>treating</head> his wife -- a woman suffering from an incurable disease, multiple sclerosis -- and himself. 
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With some other charities, however, it s the other way around. The fledgling National Children's Cancer Society, for example, took in $2.5 million  last year  to finance bone-marrow transplants for children.
By the time it paid its expenses it only had $120,000 left -- not enough to <head>treat</head> even one child. 
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Medical researchers believe the transplantation of small amounts of fetal tissue into humans could help <head>treat</head> juvenile diabetes and such degenerative diseases as Alzheimer 's, Parkinson's and Huntington 's. 
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The institute has governmental service contracts for the provision of direct patient services; collects patient fees; receives money through contributions from individuals, foundations and bequests. The funds received  from pharmaceutical firms are used   to offset physician symposiums, and these symposiums do not stress any particular medication or manufacturer.
The Epilepsy Institute's reporting of breakthrough seizures stemmed from concerns about the people we <head>treat</head> and care about daily. 
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There was no cleaning or further care, but the wound healed in less than two weeks and showed no scar. Veronica from the herb garden was also used   to stop bleeding, and rue was an antiseptic.
Until quite recently, &quot; sterile &quot; maggots could be bought to apply to a wound; ; they would feed on its surface, leaving it clean so that it could be medically <head>treated</head>. 
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The company said  results for its second quarter ended  Oct. 28 could drop as much as 20% below the 30 cents a share reported  in the year-earlier quarter. Medstone International plummeted 3 1 4 to 7 1 4.
A Food and Drug Administration advisory panel has asked that Medstone perform more studies on its device to <head>treat</head> gallstones. 
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Announcement of the approval is expected  to be made  by Louis Sullivan, secretary of Health and Human Services.
The clearance by the Food and Drug Administration comes after two years of restricted access for the youngest victims of AIDS to the only antiviral drug yet cleared to <head>treat</head> the fatal disease. 
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Wafaa El-Sadr, who  heads the AIDS program at New York City's Harlem Hospital Center, can't find help. &quot; I 've been recruiting every single day since it 's been identified  that many AIDS patients come from the inner city, &quot; she says .
She was the only staff physician available to <head>treat</head> AIDS patients last summer and now she has the help of only two doctors part time. 
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It is always `other people &quot; who <head>treat</head> marriage lightly. We also occasionally observed some ambivalence or uncertainty on the part of the person initiating the divorce. Some people can be ambivalent in this way for years. A frequent cause of complaint was that the need to take rapid decisions in the course of the legal process leaves some people with the sense that they have acted precipitately. 
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Matagorda County Navigation District No. 1, Texas -- $70.3 million  of pollution control revenue bonds (Houston Lighting &amp; Power Co. Project ), due Oct. 1, 2019, were tentatively priced  by a Goldman, Sachs &amp; Co. group at 98 1 4  to yield 7.649% with a coupon of 7 1 2 %.
Interest on the bonds will be <head>treated</head> as a preference item in calculating the federal alternative minimum tax that may be imposed on certain investors. 
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They all mean well, have great promises   to make  when they are about  to go home , but drinking is their sickness. You 've not seemed like them, but maybe you are .
You 've <head>treated</head> your stay here like a big joke. 
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Sometimes bothies are locked, particularly during the stalking season, and very often you open the door to find there are 75 people crammed into a shack built to accommodate 15. If you do manage to find a place in one, you must tidy it up when you're ready to leave and remember to take your litter with you. People <head>treat</head> this last request in a very strange way. They take almost everything home with them except whisky bottles. These bottles are left with a candle rammed into the neck and therefore presumably considered useful. However, when the summer is over and the bothy is left with 200 whisky bottles, each sporting a candle stump in the neck, their usefulness has to be questioned. 
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As you can guess, the Blandings want  to deduct home-mortgage interest on the $200,000  loan. But, IRS private ruling 8940061 notes  , no rule or court case bears directly on the issue of  adding land to a principal residence.
So the IRS has drawn a rationale from the sale of a home site split in two and sold in different years to the same buyer; a court let the seller in that old case <head>treat</head> this as the sale of one residence. 
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Arthur Schopenhauer  1788 1860 accuses him of holding that animals are mere things: `Thus only for practice are we to have sympathy for animals &quot;  Regan and Singer 1976: 125. Regan relents to the extent of regarding this as an `exaggeration &quot; but concludes that, , indirect duty views are committed to regarding how we <head>treat</head> moral patients as of no direct moral significance '  1983: 186. Only Midgley attempts to do Kant justice; although even she can not resist a nod in the direction of the practice-ground. She uses the example of a shepherd who works off his malevolence towards the human race by ill-treating his dogs. 
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This may be partly because Palin is so patently and so very likeable, and, whatever his private doubts, always looks as though he believes every word. Do you have problems with obesity, he asked the steward on the Desert Wind, the train so called not because of dietary angst but because it crosses the Mojave on the way from LA to Chicago. `We <head>treat</head> obesity as a handicap, &quot; said the steward before launching into the story of the Fat Lady who lifted the toilet seat by mistake and was caught by the waste disposal system. The system on this train-be warned-does not blow, it sucks. Around the World in 80 Days  BBC-1 started by pulling eight million viewers and at the last count two weeks ago had more than 11 million. 
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There are $15,845,000  of 7 3 8% bonds priced  at par and due 2004; $22,985,000  of 7 1 2% bonds priced  at par and due 2009; and $82.6 million  of 7.60% bonds priced  at par and due 2019. The bonds are rated  double-A by Moody's and double-A-minus by S&amp;P.
Interest on the bonds will be <head>treated</head> as a preference item in calculating the federal alternative minimum tax that may be imposed on certain investors. 
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The wife, who prefers red roses to white, and has just put them in place of the white roses by her chair, is aware of the redness. The husband who bought them to placate her may not be aware of more than the fact that they are red  the wife too, come to think of it, if she was only signalling forgiveness. Similarly, if I <head>treat</head> someone's urgent need of money solely as an opportunity to buy cheap from him, you may well doubt whether I am aware of more than the fact that he is in trouble, and try to rouse me from my callousness: `How would you feel if I did that to you? &quot; 
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Maybe -- if every senator shared the principles of Mr. Boren. But it 's just as plausible  to argue that if even David Boren can get mired in this sort of mess, the problem goes beyond legal interpretation.
Maybe the problem is a political system that won't act without an &quot; exchange of letters, &quot; that insists on running foreign policy by committee, that <head>treats</head> a president as just another guy at the table. 
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Should any slave change his mind and request  to leave earlier, Giffen was  to provide passage at once. When a sailing date of March, 1845 was finally established  , Palfrey made  sure that the Negroes would have comfortable quarters in New Orleans and aboard ship.
Giffen assured him that the captain and his mate had personally promised to <head>treat</head> the Negroes with consideration. 
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the days seemed short, perhaps because his routine was, each day, almost the same. He rose late and went down in his bathrobe and slippers  to have breakfast either  alone or with Rachel.
Virginia <head>treated</head> him with attention and tried to tempt his appetite with special food: biscuits, cookies, candies -- the result of devoted hours in the tiled kitchen. 
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`There was not a shred of any sort of case against me, &quot; he says. Mr Anderson's MP, Charles Kennedy, took up his case. Viscount Cranborne, Parliamentary Under Secretary at the Ministry of Defence explained that Mr Anderson was only wanted `as a witness. &quot; Mr Kennedy says: `If that's how they treat a witness, I dread to imagine how they <head>treat</head> a suspect. &quot; VICTIM OF GOVERNMENT SMEAR?: John Anderson Hired hands BRITISH LAWYERS FLY OUT TO PROSECUTE TORTURE VICTIM TWO top British lawyers are off to Africa this month to prosecute a trade unionist imprisoned and tortured by a ruthless dictator. 
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`Of course I am. I agreed to help you out tonight, but that was all I agreed to. From now on you're on your own ! &quot; `And what about fate, destiny, or whatever else you like to call it? Remember your notes, Fran, and what they said about us being so perfectly compatible. Surely no power on earth or celestial is going to just let us drift apart? &quot; He was deliberately taunting her and she knew it. So why did she find it so difficult to ignore the mocking, taunting comments and <head>treat</head> them with the silent scorn they so richly deserved? `Rubbish ! Even if there is anything in all this astrological nonsense then you have to view it in context. 
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Many parents find this change of role quite difficult. They know that their children are stronger than them in many ways and it is hard for them to come to terms with that and still keep their dignity and self-respect. Many family arguments are made worse because people are afraid of losing their dignity. It is possible, however, to disagree with people and still <head>treat</head> them with respect. Prayer Let us remember that parents are people too. Bringing up children is a difficult job and parents work very hard at it. May we treat our parents with respect and consideration, even when we disagree with them. Amen Day 2 The Rainbow Introduction 
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What  becomes custom in the Bush administration will only become more difficult  for future presidents, including Democrats, to undo . President Reagan learned that lesson.
By 1987, then-Speaker Jim Wright was discussing arms control in Moscow with Mikhail Gorbachev and then attempting to direct the president, through an appropriations rider, to <head>treat</head> the Soviets as though the Senate had ratified SALT II. 
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She took his wrist between thumb and forefinger, and held his hand up between them as if gripping a putrid fish by the tail. She turned her thumb- and fingernails in and pinched, probing for painful pulses between the bones. She let go. `Look, Clive, I don't like what you do for a living, I don't like the way you <head>treat</head> girls at parties, I don't like your taste in shirts and I don't like the way you look. Therefore, I suggest we concentrate on finding Nina. &quot; He could not help asking himself: what was wrong with his shirt? `What's the point? &quot; He said, rubbing his cuff over the place she had gored him. `Maybe we can stop her hurting herself. &quot; 
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and the a the idea of of erm the butch woman in dungarees, as being the feminist, erm and the women that burnt her bra or whatever was a feminist of the seventies, but it doesn't mean to say that the ideas aren't still there, and I still want to be <head>treated</head> as an equal, but I do, I don't see that I should change the way that I dress or the way that that I want to act Mhm. because of that it's my ideals. Mm. Audrey? I think it's possible that a lot of the women here are saying no because of the stigma that's attached to the word feminist feminism. 
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Sen. Alan Cranston trekked over to the House side of Capitol Hill a few days ago and volunteered his testimony to fellow Democrat Rep. Henry Gonzalez. It was offered  as an expression of cooperation to Mr. Gonzalez, who  is investigating the $2.5 billion  failure of Lincoln Savings &amp; Loan Association.
But instead of thanks, Sen. Cranston was <head>treated</head> with cool formality. 
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The Jewish section was in Trastevere, near the Tiber at the church of San Francesco a Ripa. The colony had been small until the Spanish Inquisition of 1492 drove many Jews into Rome.
Here, for the most part, they were well <head>treated</head>, as a &quot; reminder of the Old Testament heritage of Christianity &quot;; ; many of their gifted members were prominent in the Vatican as physicians, musicians, bankers. 
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Your interest is not taken to heart because people only care about your performance &quot;. -- Freshman basketball player.
-- &quot; The coaches should have a more personal and sympathetic attitude toward the athletes -- not <head>treat</head> us like pieces of meat. 
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TREATING EMPLOYEES with respect is crucial for managers, says   consultant Hay Group after surveys of a million workers. It's in their top five &quot; work values. &quot;
Fully 80% of employees who say their bosses <head>treat</head> them with respect, but only a third of those who don't feel respected say they're satisfied with where they work. 
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CARE OF BOOTS Always wash dirty leather boots with clean water, using a brush to remove any mud. Dry them gently, with newspaper inside to take up excess moisture, and never subject them to direct heat. Do not try to force-dry them in front of a fire or on a radiator. When the boots are dry, <head>treat</head> them with a proprietary wax, such as Nikwax or Granger's G-Wax   both of these are recommended by the major boot manufacturers. Boots which have been factory-treated and given a waterproof finish should not normally be given a wax treatment when new, but should be treated with ordinary shoe polish. Always follow the manufacturers ' instructions. 
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Almost all garden glasshouses were <head>treated</head> in this way. Harry recalls. But it was not without its problems. You had, he says, to be careful not to fumigate on a foggy night when the air was too heavy to let the fumes drift away. If that happened, when the sun came out the lingering nicotine would burn yellow marks around the edges of young foliage. Soot solution In those days, a bag of soot purchased from the local chimney sweep was a valuable aid to bug control. The bag was dropped into a tank of water and swilled round occasionally like a giant tea bag. 
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The set us is run on a Fluval 4 internal power filter. Nitrite is nil and nitrate is very low. The pH is 7.8 8. I carry out a 25% water change every two weeks. My Mbuna keep flicking on the sand, heater, pump and sides of the tank   not constantly, but quite often. My dealer suggested I <head>treat</head> them for gill flukes, so I did this on two occasions but it made no difference. By this time I noticed that one of the electras and an exasparatus had a fungal growth on the whole body. I separated them but they died the next day. I treated the main tank for fungus. 
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Besides  adding to sales, leathers also attract retailers who  may buy furs later, he adds  . Other furriers have also benefited from leathers.
Seymour Schreibman, the 65-year-old owner of Schreibman Raphael Furs Inc., <head>treats</head> the reverse side of a Persian lambskin to produce a reversible fur-and-leather garment. 
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I'm supposed  to care as much  now as then, as much  here as there, she realized , with a sigh. This letter would have got to me if she hadn't even put Rome, Italy, on it.
She refolded the letter, replaced it in its envelope, and <head>turned</head> with relief to one from her brother George. 
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Some lawmakers may seek legislation   to limit overly restrictive insurance policies . The concern grows out of increased efforts  by the insurers  to woo the small-business market.
As larger companies increasingly self-insure, or use reserves to pay their own workers ' medical bills, the insurance industry has <head>turned</head> to the small-employer market that was once a backwater for them. 
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&quot; There were so many economic reports but the market didn't care about any of them, &quot; said  Kathleen Camilli, a money market economist at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.
&quot; So the focus <head>turned</head> to other fixed-income markets, corporate and mortgages in particular, &quot; she said. 
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The bill's managers face criticism, too, for the unusual number of conditions openly imposed  on where funds will be spent  . Conservatives, embarrassed  by Republican influence-peddling scandals at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, have used the issue in an effort  to shift blame onto a Democratic-controlled Congress.
HUD Secretary Jack Kemp backed an unsuccessful effort to strike such language last week, but received little support from the White House budget office, which wants to protect space-station funding in the bill and has tended to <head>turn</head> its eyes from pork-barrel amendments. 
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Claiming program trading has <head>turned</head> the Big Board into a &quot; gambling casino, &quot; Contel Chairman Charles Wohlstetter said that he and at least 20 other corporate executives are forming an unprecedented alliance. 
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Night after night he stayed with Gunny in the dead of winter,  rubbing her with quarts of expensive liniment, fussing over her bran mash as the cook did over charlotte russe, tracking manure on the pretty new carpet when he did come to the house . Yet when the dear baby came , he had Tillie over here in a jiffy, and was as attentive and sweet and worried and happy  when it was all over  as any husband could have been .
Jenny wished now that she had had Dr. Dunne, feeling that somehow he wouldn't have allowed the dear baby to <head>turn</head> into triplets. 
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Recently, he and others reported that the retinoblastoma suppressor gene may also be involved in some lung cancers, as well as several other more common cancers, too. Where these discoveries will lead , scientists can only speculate .
Already two major pharmaceutical companies, the Squibb unit of Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Hoffmann-La Roche Inc., are collaborating with gene hunters to <head>turn</head> the anticipated cascade of discoveries into predictive tests and, maybe, new therapies. 
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To capture the investment, Southeast Asian nations will move  to accommodate Japanese business. These nations ' internal decisions &quot; will be made  in a way   not to offend their largest aid donor, largest private investor and largest lender , &quot; says   Richard Drobnick, director of the international business and research program at the University of Southern California's Graduate School of Business.
Japanese money will help <head>turn</head> Southeast Asia into a more cohesive economic region. 
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At rest with my darling Ellen, the first Mrs. Salter. Mr. Salter came home.
The funeral service was in the house, the Methodist minister, how clean and glistening his eyeglasses and his neat body standing beside that coffin with that doll inside, a stranger speaking to strangers the old sacred words, and the rain drumming incessantly in accompaniment, seven days of relentless rain that <head>turned</head> the ground to mud so the burial had to be postponed. 
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Hell's own amount of chaulmoogra oil did nothing   to alleviate their torment; ; they expired amid indescribable fantods,  imploring the Blessed One  to forgive their desecration. Any reputable French interne can supply you with a dozen similar instances, and I 'll presently recount a case out of my own personal experience, but, for the moment,  let's resume our catalogue.
Whether the pair of Sudanese ivory carvings you lifted really possess the juju to <head>turn</head> your livers to lead, as a dealer in Khartoum assured me, I am not competent to say. 
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And on Mr. Engelken's 40th birthday, his wife bought a book detailing the big homer and sent it off to Mr. Thomson  to be autographed . &quot; What  could have been better? &quot; asks  Mr. Engelken.
Betsy Engelken asked the same question earlier this year, when her husband was about to <head>turn</head> 50. 
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The issue is one of a judge's experience, his competence and his physical ability  to serve on the bench, &quot; Justice Rubin said . &quot; I 've had no problems  performing my duties and responsibilities. &quot;
Because Justice Rubin <head>turned</head> 76 on May 9, he isn't eligible to be reappointed to the bench at the end of the year. 
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The maku Frayne has inherited this strength from his grandfather &quot;. This was the worst thing  I could have said .
Brassnose <head>turned</head> a stricken face toward me and said brokenly, &quot; Sommers, you meddling Yank, you're a fool ! ! 
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He remembered Midge, and the child. But that had been a time before all this, a time  he didn't think about .
A time before the white lightning and the bumming had <head>turned</head> him inside out. 
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In the Middle Ages, in the Renaissance, right up to the early nineteenth century, the painter was a giant in the world. He was an artisan, a man who  studied his trade and developed his craftsmanship the way  a goldsmith or a wood carver did .
He filled a real need, showing society what it looked like, <head>turning</head> it inside out, portraying its wars and its leaders, its ugliness and its beauties, reflecting its profound religious impulses. 
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The sound mockery of sheep is like the salubrious horse laugh &quot;. &quot; That is only partly non-nonsense &quot;, he began .
&quot; If you saw the drama called Rhinoceros &quot;, I said, &quot; think of the effect it would have on an audience of rhinos when the actor on stage suddenly begins <head>turning</head> into a rhinoceros. 
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Our lifeboat was filling rapidly and despite what I had heard  of the inhabitants of Eromonga, I was glad  to see a long and graceful outrigger manned  by three bronzed girls glide out of a lagoon into the open sea and toward our craft. I expected Brassnose -- as a man with a strain of Melanesian in his blood -- to speak to them.
But he had <head>turned</head> a sickly green and appeared tongue-tied or panicked. 
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December silver was off 3.7 cents an ounce at $5.2830 . January platinum rose 90 cents an ounce at $500.20 .
The market <head>turned</head> quiet after rising sharply late last week, according to one analyst. 
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ABC says  it is aware of the producers ' action, but the mailing was sent  without the network's blessing. The letter, in fact, takes a jab at ABC for  being a laggard in black programming.
Meanwhile, as the Sunday evening show struggles to stay afloat against the tough competition of &quot; Murder, She Wrote, &quot; the grapevine idea is threatening to <head>turn</head> into a weed: The tactic apparently has inspired sample viewings, but accolades are slow in coming. 
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&quot; Well, I get it &quot;, Artie said ,  still on the ladder. &quot; You are a big muscle-bound ape and you got this idea about  setting a record.
And you also got this little spark in your bird-brain that tells you to <head sats="turn_around.191:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_around.191:0">around</sat> before you drown yourself. 
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Separately, a federal judge hearing Mr. Hunt's bankruptcy case yesterday turned down a proposed $65.7 million  settlement between Mr. Hunt and Minpeco S.A., another major creditor in the case. The Peruvian minerals concern had been seeking a claim of $251 million  against Mr. Hunt.
In addition to <head sats="turn_down.071:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_down.071:0">down</sat> the compromise, Judge Harold C. Abramson said he would allow a claim of only $19.7 million. 
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The fact that New England proposed lower rate increases -- 4.8%  over seven years against around 5.5% boosts proposed  by the other two outside bidders -- complicated negotiations with state officials, Mr. Ross asserted  . &quot; Now the field is less cluttered, &quot; he added .
Separately, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission <head sats="turn_down.078:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_down.078:0">down</sat> for now a request by Northeast seeking approval of its possible purchase of PS of New Hampshire. 
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Although the action removes one obstacle in the way of an overall settlement to the case, it also means that Mr. Hunt could be stripped  of virtually all of his assets if the Tax Court rules against him in a 1982 case heard  earlier this year in Washington, D.C. The IRS has been seeking more than $300 million  in back taxes from Mr. Hunt.
Separately, a federal judge hearing Mr. Hunt's bankruptcy case yesterday <head sats="turn_down.119:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_down.119:0">down</sat> a proposed $65.7 million settlement between Mr. Hunt and Minpeco S.A., another major creditor in the case. 
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&quot; People are looking  to stake their claims &quot; now before the number of available nations runs out, says  Michael Porter, an analyst at Smith Barney, Harris Upham &amp; Co., New York. Behind all the hoopla is  some heavy-duty competition.
As individual investors have <head sats="turn_away.154:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_away.154:0">away</sat> from the stock market over the years, securities firms have scrambled to find new products that brokers find easy to sell. 
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The 15% restriction covers any would-be suitor, British or foreign. Ford is willing  to bid for 100% of Jaguar's shares if both the government and Jaguar shareholders agree  to relax the anti-takeover barrier prematurely.
As Jaguar's biggest holder and Britain's biggest car maker, Ford could <head sats="turn_up_the_heat.181:0 turn_up_the_heat.181:1 turn_up_the_heat.181:2">turn</head> <sat id="turn_up_the_heat.181:0">up</sat> <sat id="turn_up_the_heat.181:1">the</sat> <sat id="turn_up_the_heat.181:2">heat</sat> by convening a special shareholders ' meeting and urging holders to drop the limits early. 
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Its index inched up to 47.6% in October from 46% in September. Any reading below 50% suggests  the manufacturing sector is generally declining.
The purchasing managers, however, also said that orders <head>turned</head> up in October after four months of decline. 
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Moreover, the price volatility that  is amplified  by program trading is undercutting efforts  to woo individual investors back to an OTC market that  sorely misses them. Some of these problems are neither new nor unique to the OTC market.
But the big, often tumultuous slide in stock prices this month has <head>turned</head> some of those who have been profiting from the practice against it. 
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The Commerce Department said that as a result of a new adjustment to the formula used   to calculate the index, the influence of this component has been reduced . Of the 11 components to the index, only three others   rose in September: the money supply, the length of the average work week and stock prices.
Several components that track the health of the manufacturing sector of the economy <head>turned</head> down in September. 
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( Accessories, largely for mountain-bike users, account for much of the rest of sales.) But today, the company needs its entrepreneurial spirit more than ever.
One large competitor after another is leaping into the booming market Specialized helped create, <head sats="turn_out.066:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_out.066:0">out</sat> mountain bikes with such well-known names as Schwinn, Peugeot, Raleigh and Nishiki. 
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Although the company could see fourth-quarter revenue shrink by nearly $5 billion  if it isn't able  to deliver any more planes this year, those dollars actually would just be deferred  until 1990. And the company is certain  to get out some aircraft with just supervisors and other non-striking employees on hand.
Before the union rejected the company's offer and the strike was launched with the graveyard shift of Oct. 4, Boeing had been counting on <head sats="turn_out.104:0">turning</head> 96 aircraft <sat id="turn_out.104:0">out</sat> the door in the present period. 
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Perhaps that was the first thing   to do . A workbench had a heavy top and sturdy legs, but how did you attach sturdy legs to a heavy top so that the whole thing didn't wobble like a newborn calf and ultimately collapse when you leaned on it  ? ?
Mr. Mills had done some figuring on a scrap of paper and given him the various kinds of boards and two-by-fours which, properly handled, would, he had assured him, <head>turn</head> into a workbench. 
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The rest is listed  on Spanish stock exchanges. Some analysts are concerned, however, that Banco Exterior may have waited too long  to diversify from its traditional export-related activities.
Catching up with commercial competitors in retail banking and financial services, they argue, will be difficult, particularly if market conditions <head>turn</head> sour. 
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Now, the next morning, they were anchored at The Elbow and the boat was riding directly over the underwater ledge where the green water <head>turned</head> to deepest blue and the cliff dropped straight down 600 fathoms, with the weighted line beside it; ; and Robinson Roy, who had gone down this line ten minutes before to set a new depth record for the free dive, was already back on the surface. 
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The Italian-led scientific team said  they had succeeded in  getting bacteria to produce a non-toxic version of the pertussis toxin, which  could be used  as a safe vaccine. The researchers reported  they have been able  to pluck the five genes that  produced the toxin out of the pertussis bacterium.
It <head sats="turn_out.162:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.162:0">out</sat> that although it took all five genes to produce the toxin, only one was responsible for the toxin's virulence. 
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&quot; Yes, I thought  you 'd probably be up.  Look, sweetheart, some fool was. Happened  to be driving  somewhat intoxicated last night.
Unfortunately it <head sats="turn_out.172:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.172:0">out</sat> to be me, but I wouldn't quite put it that way to the boss. 
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He is his own man. Then, just as the Tramp is given  a blind girl   to cure  in &quot; City Lights, &quot; the Artist is put  in charge of  returning a two-year-old waif (Nicole Alysia ), whose father  has been murdered  by thugs, to her mother.
This cute child <head sats="turn_out.173:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_out.173:0">out</sat> to be a blessing and a curse. 
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&quot; Why did you do it  -- why did you hit him  &quot;? ? She said , her voice rising. Ramey said nothing.
A shine in her eyes suddenly became tears and she <head>turned</head> back to her husband again. 
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She showed no interest at all in the life  he had led  back home, and it hurt him a little. &quot; Well, what about you, Carla &quot;? ?
&quot; Me &quot;? ? She asked, <head>turning</head> slowly. 
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I think  I was what you might call  a convivial man, and yet it was when I was alone in my studio,  doing my work , that I really felt alive. But I think  a man needs at least one intimate friend   to communicate with  &quot;.
Pausing, he waited for her to <head>turn</head>, to ask a question. 
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He slammed the door and listened as his servants ran up,  alarmed  at the sound of the shots. He heard their chattering, and then the sounds of hacking as they dismembered the snake right on the porch with wood axes.
It was only then that he <head>turned</head> to look at Penny. 
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The youth with the snake had a natural pride and joy of life which  appealed to the woman.  Lithe and muscular, he had well-molded features, and his light color told of the European ancestors who  had been intimate with the slave women of his family.
The haughty white girl <head>turned</head> to a distinguished, hawk-faced man standing at her side and murmured: &quot; Look at your watch, Col. Garvier. 
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&quot; You must have been good at history at school. Where did you go to school  &quot;? ?
&quot; What is this &quot;? ? She asked, <head>turning</head> suddenly. 
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Zion stayed  to get my pin, but it 'll be a cold day in June when I go back  &quot;. &quot; We will both go back, Laban &quot; ! !
Kizzie <head>turned</head> to go inside. 
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Her coarse hair was two-colored -- bleached blonde and its real, dirty gray. Oh, could it be? ?
No, no it was an unfortunate resemblance, that was all it was, and I <head>turned</head> to Dick, forcing myself to put my disquiet out of my mind. 
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He stared at the shining, shining circles of hairs and heard the voice of his partner through trees, &quot;  Don't do that, fella. Them's brains &quot;.
The man seemed to sink a little as Ramey brought the tire iron down on his shoulder and it seemed that the blonde head was <head>turning</head> as he hit the man again, with his fist. 
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&quot; And if the dive goes OK he has the exclusive import rights to your line for this country, is that right &quot;? ? &quot; Well, no &quot;, Herr Schaffner said .
Waddell <head>turned</head> to face him. 
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&quot; People see activity in there, and the next thing  you know , you 've got a haunting, &quot; he says . On a recent afternoon, Mr. Baker and a reporter go  ghost-busting,  visiting Kathleen Stinnett, a Lexington woman who  has phoned the University of Kentucky  to report mysterious happenings in her house.
Mrs. Stinnett says she never believed in ghosts before, but lately her vacuum cleaner <head sats="turn_on.124:0">turned</head> itself <sat id="turn_on.124:0">on</sat>, a telephone flew off its stand, doors slammed inexplicably, and she heard footsteps in her empty kitchen. 
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And you know  you will always wonder all of your life whether it was because you wanted him so bad that you didn't get him, and you can feel nearly sorry enough  to cry when you think of that other guy, the chump who  begged you  to marry him, the one with the plastered hair and the car  he couldn't afford  and the too-shiny shoes . You think: &quot; Did he feel that way about me &quot;? ?
It comes to you that probably he did feel that way to let you use him like you did when you couldn't have Gratt Shafer; ; that he must have since he was there like the radio for you to <head sats="turn_on.145:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_on.145:0">on</sat> or snap off when you got tired of him, that other guy. 
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Then,  using a new technique (called  homologous recombination) for  introducing genes into cells, they transferred all five genes to bacteria closely related to the pertussis organism. These bacterial &quot; cousins &quot; ordinarily don't make the toxin.
But the genes were accompanied by a piece of DNA, called a promoter, that <head sats="turn_on.183:0">turns</head> the genes <sat id="turn_on.183:0">on</sat>. 
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He saw her emerge suddenly,  coming in her unhesitant fashion, her back stiff, her head erect,  facing with contempt the night and whatever she would encounter , as if in her extreme disdain and indifference she would pass by all the outraged looks of those whom she might approach . In her dark, scornful fashion she proceeded to her destination,  afraid of nothing, not even the evil spirits which  kept her company in her time of bleeding.
Seeing her come, he caught his breath, feeling his heart bounce in him, and <head sats="turn_away.186:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_away.186:0">away</sat>, afraid now. 
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&quot; I 've got  to run an errand on the way.  See you in about an hour &quot;.
He threw a smart salute at the gangway, went up the dock, and <head>turned</head> down the wide street in front of the Petty Officers ' Club. 
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&quot; It sounded like something out of Ian Fleming, &quot; Mr. Engelken recalls . At the appointed exit, the family pulled over, and Mrs. Engelken went  to get her papers.
Mr. Engelken <head sats="turn_off.029:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_off.029:0">off</sat> the motor and rolled down the window. 
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&quot; The unavailability of federal funds, and the climate in which the decision was made  , certainly don't provide any incentive for one of the more visible foundations to provide support, &quot; he said . Despite the flap over transplants, federal funding of research involving fetal tissues will continue on a number of fronts.
&quot; Such research may ultimately result in the ability to regenerate damaged tissues or to <head sats="turn_off.068:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_off.068:0">off</sat> genes that cause cancer &quot; or to regulate genes that cause Down's syndrome, the leading cause of mental retardation, according to an NIH summary. 
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No, I forget Mrs. Mathias, who  had been away  visiting a married daughter when it happened . She haunted me; ; she persisted in  explaining how and why she had advised Mrs. Salter  to return to the country .
&quot; We all feel guilty &quot;, I <head sats="turn_away.053:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_away.053:0">away</sat> from her coldly. 
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&quot; Hey &quot; ! ! Her voice was flat and dull.
But those penetrating eyes -- I had to <head sats="turn_away.089:0">turn</head> my head <sat id="turn_away.089:0">away</sat>. 
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For the Tories to win the next election, voters will need  to sense economic improvement for about a year beforehand. Though Mrs. Thatcher doesn't need  to call an election until June 1992, she would prefer  doing so in late 1991.
&quot; If the economy shows no sign of <head sats="turn_around.180:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_around.180:0">around</sat> in about year's time, she will be very vulnerable, &quot; says John Barnes, a lecturer at the London School of Economics. 
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( One good thing about a suit of armor, his leg wouldn't show.) He was the first astronaut on the moon, chosen  because of his small size and intrepid nature.
He was six feet one like his father, with big hands and a hairy chest, a man the weak and persecuted would <head>turn</head> to. 
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But very mystical too. It was said that he had had a vision.
Just as thousands that day in Portugal had seen the sun dancing in the sky, he had seen the same thing later in his own garden, and she <head>turned</head> to Agnese for confirmation. 
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The CFTC has 90 days   to respond to such applications . The Merc first started  working on  developing this contract in 1984.
Only three weeks earlier, the Merc had <head>turned</head> to one of its own executives, 40-year-old R. Patrick Thompson, to replace Rosemary T. McFadden as president. 
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Mr. Crumb would probably see him at Lodge Meeting the next night. If he was sober, which  was doubtful, he 'd have him get in touch with Mr. Crombie.
Mr. Blatz had been at least sober enough to remember to telephone and he <head sats="turn_out.179:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_out.179:0">out</sat> to be the greatest boon that had come into Mr. Crombie's life since he moved to Highfield, in spite of the fact that he didn't work very fast or very long at a time, and he didn't like to work at all unless Mr. Crombie hung around and talked to him. 
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But Judge Keenan said  that privilege is meant  to protect private utterances -- not litigation papers filed  with foreign governments, as Mrs. Marcos's attorneys maintained. Though Judge Keenan threw out most of Mrs. Marcos's objections, he agreed with one of her concerns: that  turning over the foreign documents could violate the defendant's constitutional right against self-incrimination.
As a result, he said he will examine the Marcos documents sought by the prosecutors to determine whether <head sats="turn_over.123:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_over.123:0">over</sat> the filings is self-incrimination. 
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As a result, Judge John F. Keenan of New York ordered Mrs. Marcos to <head sats="turn_over.134:0">turn</head> <sat id="turn_over.134:0">over</sat> to the court all pleadings and documents she may have filed in foreign countries in opposition to U.S. requests for evidence. 
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The second marital privilege cited  by Mrs. Marcos protects confidential communications between spouses. But Judge Keenan said  that privilege is meant  to protect private utterances -- not litigation papers filed  with foreign governments, as Mrs. Marcos's attorneys maintained.
Though Judge Keenan threw out most of Mrs. Marcos's objections, he agreed with one of her concerns: that <head sats="turn_over.160:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_over.160:0">over</sat> the foreign documents could violate the defendant's constitutional right against self-incrimination. 
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&quot; The Cosby Show &quot; may have single-handedly <head sats="turn_around.190:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_around.190:0">around</sat> ratings at NBC since its debut in 1984, and the Huxtable family still keeps millions of viewers laughing Thursday night on the network. 
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Cause of all this commotion: squat, pug-nosed, balding, hopelessly ugly Jean-Pierre Bravado, a Bogartian figure, who  plays a sadistic, amoral, philosophic Tasti-Freeze salesman in old New-Waver Fredrico de Mille Rossilini's endlessly provocative film, A Sour Sponge. Bravado has been alternately described  as &quot; a symbol of the new grandeur of France and myself &quot; (De Gaulle) and &quot; a decadent, disgusting slob &quot; ! ! (Norman Mailer ), but no one can deny that the screen crackles with electricity whenever he is on it .
Soaring to stardom along with him, Margo Felicity Brighetti, a luscious and curvaceously beguiling Italian starlet, <head sats="turn_in.120:0">turns</head> <sat id="turn_in.120:0">in</sat> a creditable performance as an airplane mechanic. 
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Bob has an agenda and this seemed like the natural time. &quot; Publishing officials believe that while Random House has enjoyed spectacular growth and has smoothly integrated many acquisitions in recent years, some of the bigger ones haven't been absorbed  so easily.
Crown Publishing Group, acquired last year, is said to be <head sats="turn_in.147:0">turning</head> <sat id="turn_in.147:0">in</sat> disappointing results. 
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He lurched and stumbled to the davenport and sank down on it, and was instantly asleep. Nadine strode over to him, and her pointed nails raked across his face.
I grabbed her arm and she <head sats="turn_on.155:0">turned</head> <sat id="turn_on.155:0">on</sat> me and for a scared second I thought that maybe Wally was right, and she was crazy. 
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I 'd been seeing Johnnie almost a year now, but I still didn't want  to leave him for five whole days. But I had looked forward so much to  being with this church group.
I hadn't been doing as much work as I <head>used</head> to in Westfield and I felt funny about that and wanted to work harder than ever. 
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As you have doubtless guessed already, the plot is plastered  with Freudian, Jungian, and Meinckian theory. For example, when the film is only four minutes old , Neitzbohr refers to a small, Victorian piano stool as &quot; Wilhelmina &quot;, and we are thereupon subjected  to a flashback that  informs us that this very piano stool was once used  by an epileptic governess whose name , of course, was Doris (the English equivalent, when  passed through middle-Gaelic derivations , of Wilhelmina ).
For the remainder of the movie, Chancellor Neitzbohr proceeds to lash the piano stool with a slat from a Venetian blind that <head>used</head> to hang in the pre-war Reichstag. 
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But they never said anything, so he figured  it was all right. And so when Miss Langford came  to teach at the one-room Chestnut school, where Jack was a pupil in the eighth grade  , the Woman of Jack's mind assumed the teacher's face and figure.
He could not keep his eyes off her when at school; ; when he went home at night, he took her with him in his mind, and she did the things the anonymous Woman used to do, and he did the thing afterwards each time as he <head>used</head> to do. 
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Other works also have been exceeding price estimates. In part, prices reflect development of a market structure based  on such variables as the number of prints.
This information <head>used</head> to be poorly documented and largely anecdotal, says Beth Gates-Warren of Sotheby 's. 
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&quot; You what &quot;? ? My uncle looked at Mr. Gorboduc.
He read Henry James and <head>used</head> to pretend profundity through eye-beamings at people. 
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( Or, perhaps, especially in an Angel, whose assumptions  had mostly been fixed  millions of years ago.)  Being reasonably sure of the reason for the long pause, however, did not make it seem any less long to Jack.
He had already become <head>used</head> to Hesperus ' snapping back answers to questions almost before Jack could get them asked. 
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The upshot of the evening was that I got the address of Pendleton's studio -- or rather, of the studio in which he gave his classes , for he didn't work there himself -- and joined the life class, which  met every Tuesday and Thursday from ten to twelve in the morning. It was an awkward hour, but I didn't have  to punch any time clock, and it only meant that sometimes I had  to stay a couple of hours later at the drawing board  to finish up a job.
After a short time, both George and Donald joined the class with me so they wouldn't feel lonely, and we <head>used</head> to hang a sign on the door of the Brush-off reading out to work. 
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He was partially uniformed  in a cavalry tunic and hat. Mike stripped these from him and donned them.
He and Dean tied and gagged the man, <head>using</head> his belt and shirt for the purpose. 
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When Scoring High first came out in 1979 , it was a publication of Random House. McGraw-Hill was outraged.
In a 1985 advisory to educators, McGraw-Hill said Scoring High shouldn't be <head>used</head> because it represented a &quot; parallel form &quot; of the CAT and CTBS tests. 
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Shareholders of the Santa Ana, Calif., title-insurance company approved the creation of this second class of stock, which will be traded on the national over-the-counter market and which the company said would be <head>used</head> for acquisitions and other general corporate purposes. 
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She stood,  once more listening. She had never been here at this hour.
She felt as if some dark, totally unfamiliar shape would clutch at her arm; ; but she found the path she always <head>used</head>, the stubs of branches she had broken, those she had pushed aside; ; and she walked easily now, and more slowly, until she could see the dark glisten of water beneath her. 
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More like this, maybe &quot;? ? Men blew dust on objects in a room on the seventeenth floor of the Hotel Dumont and blew it off again, and did the same in a tiny, almost airless room in a tenement in the West Forties.
And men also <head>used</head> vacuum cleaners in both rooms, sucking dust up once more. 
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These vertically integrated combines, some of which  got their start in Japan's feudal period, deal globally in commodities, construction and manufacturing. They operate ships and banks.
&quot; All the &quot; sogo-shosha &quot; are looking for new business, &quot; says Arthur Klauser, adviser to the president of Mitsui, U.S.A., <head>using</head> the Japanese term for the largest of the global trading houses. 
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It's somewhat off the beaten track,  to be sure, but therein lies  its variety and charm. For example, probably very few people know that the word &quot; visrhanik &quot; that  is bantered  about so much today stems from the verb &quot; bouanahsha &quot;:  to salivate.
Likewise, and equally fascinating, is the news that such unlikely synonyms as &quot; pratakku &quot;, &quot; sweathruna &quot;, and the tongue-twister &quot; nnuolapertar-it-vuh-karti-birifw - &quot; all originated in the same village in Bathar-on-Walli Province and are all <head>used</head> to express sentiments concerning British &quot; imperialism &quot;. 
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They were in a fight,  outweighed  in both numbers and money. It  was all right  to put a bunch of ranchers onto horses, to call them Night Riders, to set out  to attack the largest mining combination  the country had ever seen  if all  they wanted  was adventure.
But if they really hoped to succeed they needed professionals, men who knew how to <head>use</head> a gun against men, who would match the killers on the other side. 
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Another obstacle was the grammatical construction of Siddo.  Consider the tense system.
Instead of inflecting a verb or using an unattached particle to indicate the past or future, Siddo <head>used</head> an entirely different word. 
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&quot; Why,  to brush your teeth &quot;. &quot; But I already have  ! !
I <head>used</head> yours &quot;. 
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Someone on his staff -- he suspected  it was Ed Thornburg -- intercepted them and for this Andy was grateful.
He finally fell asleep around six in the morning with the aid of a sleeping capsule, a crutch he rarely <head>used</head>, and didn't awaken until early afternoon. 
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The index of leading indicators got a major boost in September from a surge in consumer expectations as  measured  by the University of Michigan. This measure had dropped sharply in August.
The Commerce Department said that as a result of a new adjustment to the formula <head>used</head> to calculate the index, the influence of this component has been reduced. 
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But such a combination also presents great risks. At a time when most analysts and industry consultants say  pulp and paper prices are heading for a dive ,  adding capacity and debt could squeeze Georgia-Pacific if the industry declines more than the company expects.
Moreover, any unexpected strengthening of the dollar would hurt Georgia-Pacific because two of Nekoosa's major product lines -- containerboard, which is <head>used</head> to make shipping boxes, and market pulp -- are exported in large quantities. 
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Many small bones protruded crazily from the shreds of flesh. The man must have leaped to his death from the topmost rung of the tultul.
As if divining my thoughts, the girl Songau smiled warmly and said in the casual tone an American woman might <head>use</head> in describing her rose garden: &quot; This is our tultul, a jumping platform, aku. 
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&quot; When I was in college  &quot;, I grinned , &quot; I remember a poem  I had  to read  in my lit class. I don't even remember who  wrote it but it was one of those 15th or 16th century poets.
In those days poems often told a story in verse and those boys had some corkers to tell; ; and now I think we can <head>use</head> the knowledge they passed on to us. 
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That package now sells for about $2,099 . A computer using the more-advanced Intel Corp. 386 microprocessor, with four megabytes of memory and a 100-megabyte hard disk now sells for $5,699 , down from $6,799 .
Personal computer prices for models <head>using</head> the Intel 286 and 386 microprocessors, which the Dell models use, generally have been coming down as chip prices have fallen. 
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The Dallas oil and gas concern said that $10 million of the facility would be <head>used</head> to consolidate the company's $8.1 million of existing bank debt, to repurchase 4 million of its 4.9 million shares outstanding of Series D convertible preferred stock, and to purchase a 10% net-profits interest in certain oil and gas properties from one of its existing lenders, National Canada Corp. 
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The closely held Sunnyvale, Calif., company also will announce an agreement  to supply computers to Control Data Corp., which  will sell Mips machines under its own label. The new Mips machine, called  the RC6280, will cost $150,000  for a basic system.
The computer processes 55 million instructions per second and <head>uses</head> only one central processing chip, unlike many rival machines using several processors. 
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Some 3.8 million of the five million who  will get letters were preapproved  for credit with GMAC. These 3.8 million people also are eligible  to get one percentage point off GMAC's advertised finance rates, which  start at 6.9% for two-year loan contracts.
A spokesman for Visa International's U.S. subsidiary says his company is <head>using</head> promotions to increase use of its cards, but doesn't have plans for a tie-in similar to the American Express-Buick link. 
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Traditional stock managers like  to charge 50 cents to 75 cents for every $100   they manage  for big institutional investors, and higher fees for smaller investors. Yet many such managers consistently fail  to even keep up with , much less beat , the returns of standard benchmarks like the S&amp;P
Not surprisingly, old-style money managers have been losing clients to giant stock-index funds that <head>use</head> computers to juggle portfolios so they mirror the S&amp;P 500. 
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For example, probably very few people know that the word &quot; visrhanik &quot; that  is bantered  about so much today stems from the verb &quot; bouanahsha &quot;:  to salivate. Likewise, and equally fascinating, is  the news that such unlikely synonyms as &quot; pratakku &quot;, &quot; sweathruna &quot;, and the tongue-twister &quot; nnuolapertar-it-vuh-karti-birifw - &quot; all originated in the same village in Bathar-on-Walli Province and are all used   to express sentiments concerning British &quot; imperialism &quot;.
The terms are fairly safe to <head>use</head> on this side of the ocean, but before you start spouting them to your date, it might be best to find out if he was a member of Major Pockmanster's Delhi Regiment, since resentment toward the natives was reportedly very high in that outfit. 
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A nice bachelor apartment in a place called  the Lancaster Arms &quot;. &quot; Uhhu &quot;, she said ,  hardly listening as she studied her left eyelid.
&quot; And then I had another place farther downtown I <head>used</head> as a studio &quot;. 
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But to Moon Landrieu, the former New Orleans mayor who  helped  build that city's cavernous, money-losing Superdome, questions of who  benefits or the bottom line are of little relevance. &quot; The Superdome is an exercise in optimism, a statement of faith, &quot; he has said .
&quot; It is the very building of it that is important, not how much of it is <head>used</head> or its economics. &quot; 
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Anne folded the worrisome document. &quot; Did you know  he is advertising his ham-radio equipment for sale this weekend? ?
He hasn't <head>used</head> it now for several years. 
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&quot; I 've been thinking &quot;, she said ,  swallowing the toast. &quot; Didn't you have an old pair of painting overalls in the garage? ?
You <head>used</head> them that time you painted the porch at our other house. 
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That means  goods could be manufactured  closer to customers,  saving shipping costs, he said  . Moreover, production runs would be longer,  cutting inefficiencies from  adjusting machinery between production cycles.
And Georgia-Pacific could save money in selling pulp, because the company <head>uses</head> its own sales organization while Nekoosa employs higher-cost agents. 
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The Texas Oil &amp; Gas division continues  to operate in the red, although losses narrowed to $9 million  from $15 million . USX announced in October that it was soliciting bids  to sell TXO's oil and gas reserves.
Proceeds of that sale are to be <head>used</head> to reduce debt and buy back shares. 
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The new plant, located  in Chinchon about 60 miles from Seoul, will help  meet increasing and diversifying demand for control products in South Korea, the company said  .
The plant will produce control devices <head>used</head> in motor vehicles and household appliances. 
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A form of asbestos once <head>used</head> to make Kent cigarette filters has caused a high percentage of cancer deaths among a group of workers exposed to it more than 30 years ago, researchers reported. 
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&quot; Cryptic &quot;, I said . &quot; They require, for existence, a brave spirit and a high heart, and where do you find these ? ?
In our present era of Science and Angst, the heart has been downgraded, to <head>use</head> one of our popular retrogressive verbs &quot;. 
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Nixdorf, Bull and others will also sell versions of the machine, said   Mips President Robert Miller. Mips will start  shipping its new machine in the first quarter of 1990, he said .
The machine <head>uses</head> a single processor, which makes it easier to program than competing machines using several processors. 
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Pauling looked doubtful. Madden explained that he was thinking of an application sent  directly to Mrs. Meeker.
Then he asked to <head>use</head> the phone and called Brian Thayer, who said that he was just leaving to keep a lunch date but would be home by two o'clock. 
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And, as a matter of fact, Nicolas had slept in the park only part of one night, when he discovered that Munich's early mornings even in summer are laden with dew . He had always known how  to find a bed , and on his own terms.
He <head>used</head> the blanket for late morning naps when hosts of the night had gone off to jobs and proved reluctant to leave him in their small rooms with their few possessions. 
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&quot; In the price range it's a tremendously high-performing product, &quot; said  Sandy Gant, an analyst at the market-research firm InfoCorp. The machine is part of an effort  by Mips  to establish itself as a supplier of computers, not just of integrated-circuit technology.
Mips also wants to wedge into markets other than traditional RISC applications such as engineering; Mips said the new machine will also be <head>used</head> by businesses and for communications. 
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&quot; Sure &quot;.  Walking back down Main Street, I said, &quot; I saw the Harbor's one squad car at the road block, we 'll ride out in my car &quot;.
&quot; Naw, we 'll <head>use</head> mine &quot;, Moore said, opening the door of a sleek white Jaguar roadster. 
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She had tuned her sight to the proper degree. As she worked she absentmindedly crooned,  producing a curious sound.
Shell people <head>used</head> their own vocal cords and diaphragms but sound issued through microphones rather than mouths. 
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He is the oldest and most experienced of the lot. He saw the dangers, not the glories of  being identified  as a mutineer.
Somehow he talked Spencer into letting him <head>use</head> another name &quot;. 
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The breeze and chancellor Neitzbohr, a movie melodrama that  concerns the attempts  of a West German politician  to woo a plaster cast of the Apollo Belvedere. As you have doubtless guessed already, the plot is plastered  with Freudian, Jungian, and Meinckian theory.
For example, when the film is only four minutes old, Neitzbohr refers to a small, Victorian piano stool as &quot; Wilhelmina &quot;, and we are thereupon subjected to a flashback that informs us that this very piano stool was once <head>used</head> by an epileptic governess whose name, of course, was Doris (the English equivalent, when passed through middle-Gaelic derivations, of Wilhelmina ). 
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He didn't even ask the cost of this collection. After all, if you were going  to set up a workshop you had  to have the proper equipment and that was that.
When he returned home, the station wagon loaded with tools, Jinny had gone with a friend to some meeting in the village, <head>using</head> the recently purchased second car. 
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The Austin, Texas-based company, which  specializes in the direct sale of personal computers and accessories, said  its price cuts include a $100  reduction on its System 210 computer with 512 kilobytes of memory, a 40-megabyte hard disk and a color monitor. That package now sells for about $2,099 .
A computer <head>using</head> the more-advanced Intel Corp. 386 microprocessor, with four megabytes of memory and a 100-megabyte hard disk now sells for $5,699, down from $6,799. 
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The male part , the anthers of the plant, and the female , the pistils, of the same plant are within a fraction of an inch or even attached  to each other. The anthers in these plants are difficult   to clip  off.
In China, a great number of workers are engaged in pulling out the male organs of rice plants <head>using</head> tweezers, and one-third of rice produced in that country is grown from hybrid seeds. 
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&quot; The public didn't come to the market  to play a game; they can go to Off-Track Betting for that, &quot; says   A. Brean Murray, chairman of Brean Murray, Foster Securities, a traditional money management firm. The program traders, on the other hand, portray old-fashioned stock pickers as the Neanderthals of the industry.
Critics like Mr. Murray &quot; are looking for witches, and people who <head>use</head> computers to trade are a convenient boogieman, &quot; says J. Thomas Allen, president of Advanced Investment Management Inc., a Pittsburgh firm that runs a $200 million fund that uses index arbitrage. 
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Singing into the mirror and his interested eyes, he was pleased  to note, when he stripped for his own bath , that he still had the best part of his Italian sun tan. He flexed his muscles for several minutes, got into the tub, and then grew self-conscious of  splashing as he washed.
In the small gallery <head>used</head> as the guests ' dining room, Meredith sat down at his place and, as always, began teasing the young waitress. 
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In fact, the student had the answers to almost all of the 40 questions in that section. The student surrendered the notes, but not without a protest.
&quot; My teacher said it was OK for me to <head>use</head> the notes on the test, &quot; he said. 
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And their suspicions of each other run deep. In the past year, both have tried  to stretch the limits of their businesses.
Nomura started a credit-card venture with American Express Co. that allowed cardholders to <head>use</head> their Nomura securities accounts like a bank account, attracting the wrath of banks. 
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Ten shirt-sleeved ringers stand in a circle, one foot ahead of the other in a prize-fighter's stance, each pulling a rope that  disappears through a small hole in the high ceiling of the ringing chamber. No one speaks, and the snaking of the ropes seems  to make as much sound as the bells themselves ,  muffled  by the ceiling.
Totally absorbed, the ringers stare straight ahead, <head>using</head> peripheral vision (they call it &quot; rope-sight &quot;) to watch the other ropes and thus time their pulls. 
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At least two companies, Cadwell Laboratories Inc. of Kennewick, Wash., and Novametrix Medical Systems Inc. of Wallingford, Conn., now sell versions of the magnetic devices. The machines, which  at $12,500  are inexpensive by medical standards, haven't been approved  in the U.S. for marketing as brain stimulators but are sold for  stimulating nerves in the hand, legs and other non-brain areas.
Researchers can apply for permission to <head>use</head> the probes for brain studies. 
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A brace of pistols, holstered  on belts, hung from a peg, along with ammunition pouches. An ammunition case  stood  open, containing canisters which  contained powder cartridges.
Mike seized a blanket from a pallet in a corner, spread it on the floor and <head>used</head> it to form a bag in which he placed his booty. 
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Drink Carrier Competes With Cartons  PORTING POTABLES just got easier, or so claims Scypher Corp., the maker of the Cup-Tote.
The Chicago company's beverage carrier, meant to replace cardboard trays at concession stands and fast-food outlets, resembles the plastic loops <head>used</head> on six-packs of beer, only the loops hang from a web of strings. 
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Or was it because Ms. Collins had gone? Either way it was a pity, because Mr. Stolzman offered the most substantial music of the evening  just after intermission: Steve Reich's &quot; New York Counterpoint, &quot; one of a series of Reich works that  juxtapose a live performer with recorded tracks of his or her own playing.
( Mr. Reich's new &quot; Different Trains &quot; for string quartet <head>uses</head> the technique magisterially.) 
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Koito has refused  to grant Mr. Pickens seats on its board,  asserting  he is a greenmailer trying  to pressure Koito's other shareholders into  buying him out at a profit. Mr. Pickens made considerable political hay with his troubles in Japan.
The Senate Finance Committee, chaired by a fellow Texan, Democratic Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, last month urged U.S. Trade Representative Carla Hills to <head>use</head> Mr. Pickens's experience in talks with Tokyo &quot; to highlight this problem facing Americans who seek access to the Japanese capital markets. &quot; 
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High test scores, on the other hand, bring recognition and extra money -- a new computer lab for a school, grants for special projects, a bonus for the superintendent. And South Carolina says  it is getting results.
Since the reforms went in place, for example, no state has posted a higher rate of improvement on the Scholastic Aptitude Test than South Carolina, although the state still posts the lowest average score of the about 21 states who <head>use</head> the SAT as the primary college entrance examination. 
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It  isn't clear how much a restructuring would help Columbia stockholders . But &quot; the concept is workable.
You sell the good bank as an ongoing operation and <head>use</head> some of the proceeds to capitalize the bad bank, &quot; says thrift specialist Lewis Ranieri of Ranieri Associates in New York. 
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The move also would allow the company to concentrate on core businesses, which  include ceramic tile, floor coverings and furniture. Moreover, such a sale could help Armstrong reassure its investors and deter the Belzbergs, who  own a 9.85% stake in the Lancaster, Pa., company.
Analysts expect Armstrong to <head>use</head> proceeds of the sale to reduce debt, buy back stock or perhaps finance an acquisition. 
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Together with the 3.6 million shares currently controlled  by management, subsidiaries and directors, the completed tender offer would give Sea Containers a controlling stake.  Describing itself as &quot; asset rich, &quot; Sea Containers said  it will move immediately  to sell two ports, various ferries, ferry services, containers, and other investments.
Of the proceeds, $500 million will be <head>used</head> to fund its tender offer. 
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THE MILEAGE RATE allowed  for business use of a car in 1989 has risen to 25.5 cents a mile for the first 15,000 from 24 cents in 1988, the IRS says  ; the rate stays 11 cents for each added mile. Also unaltered: 12 cents for charitable activities and nine cents for medical and moving costs.
IRA BALANCES could be <head>used</head> to qualify for bank services under a bill entered by Reps. Chandler (R., Wash.) and Andrews (D., Texas ). 
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As a money manager and a grass-roots environmentalist, I was very disappointed to read in the premiere issue of Garbage that The Wall Street Journal <head>uses</head> 220,000 metric tons of newsprint each year, but that only 1.4% of it comes from recycled paper. 
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Aside from Europe, the Pacific division is where Coke will be focusing much of its attention for years   to come . That's because when Coke looks to the Pacific area , it sees an economic and demographic gold mine.
In countries such as Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore, economies are growing, resulting in a rise in disposable income that consumers can <head>use</head> for soft drinks. 
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But courts quickly tumbled down a slippery slope. Just as all plaintiffs are not alike, it turns out that DES defendants marketed the drugs differently and may have offered different warranties.
The ultimate result came in Hymowitz v. Lilly, where the highest New York court expanded the market-share approach for the first time to say that drug makers that could prove Mindy Hymowitz's mother didn't <head>use</head> their pill must still pay their share of any damages. 
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As he ranged his belongings on the bureau he noticed a film of white dust on the dark surface of the wood beyond the linen cover. Not gray like the dust that  collects in an unused room, but white.
Women didn't <head>use</head> white face powder nowadays, he recalled. 
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The July delivery rose its daily permissible limit of 0.50 cent a pound to 14.00 cents, while other contract months showed near-limit advances. According to reports carried  by various news services, the Brazilian government told its sugar producers that they won't be allowed  to export sugar during the current 1989-90 season, which  began May 1, and the 1990-91 season so that it can be used   to produce alcohol for automobile fuel.
One analyst, Arthur Stevenson, of Prudential-Bache Securities, New York, estimated that 65% or more of Brazil's newly made automobiles run on alcohol and can't <head>use</head> gasoline. 
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Could rising volatility possibly be related to uncertainty about the economics of stocks, instead of the evil deeds of program-trading goblins? Some of the proposed fixes for what  is labeled  &quot; program-trading volatility &quot; could be far worse than the perceived problem.
In <head>using</head> program trading as a whipping boy, fundamentalist investors stand to gain the high ground in wooing small investors for their existing stock-selection products. 
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Lawyers worry that if they provide information about clients, that data could quickly end up in the hands of prosecutors. Prosecutors need court permission  to obtain the tax returns of an individual or a business.
But they have obtained 8300 forms without court permission and <head>used</head> the information to help develop criminal cases. 
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Early last year, after a 140-point, one-day drop in the Dow, the Big Board instituted the collar, which  banned program trading through the Big Board's computers whenever the Dow moved 50 points up or down in a day . It didn't work.
&quot; The collar was penetrated on a number of occasions, &quot; meaning securities firms figured out ways to conduct program trades to circumvent the collar and <head>use</head> the Big Board's electronic trading system, Mr. Phelan said. 
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As a result, marketers of faux gems steadily lost space in department stores to more fashionable rivals -- cosmetics makers. But lately, retailers say  , fake has become more fashionable.
And jewelry makers are beginning to <head>use</head> many of the same marketing tricks honed in the aggressive world of cosmetics. 
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In &quot; The Cuckoo's Egg &quot; (Doubleday, 326 pages, $19.95  ), he spins a remarkable tale of his efforts  over 18 months  to catch a computer spy. The result last spring was the arrest by West German authorities of five young West Germans, accused  of  stealing information from computers in the U.S. and Europe and selling it to the Soviet KGB.
One of them, 25-year-old Markus Hess of Hannover, allegedly <head>used</head> the international telecommunications network to break into more than 30 high-security computers in the U.S., searching for secrets. 
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Although takeover experts said  they doubted  Mr. Steinberg will make a bid by himself, the application by his Reliance Group Holdings Inc. could signal his interest in  helping  revive a failed labor-management bid. Such an application for federal antitrust clearance is necessary for any investor that  might seek control.
But some investors have <head>used</head> such filings to boost the value of their stock holdings, which -- without buying more stock -- they then sold. 
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At best, demonstrations are overused and boringly uninformative; at worst, they can become the stimuli that  lead to law breaking. Demonstrations are particularly apt  to degenerate into criminal conduct when they leave the site of the grievance and become mobile .
Petty criminals and street people looking for excitement attach themselves like remora to the fringes of the crowd and <head>use</head> the protest as an excuse for rock throwing, auto trashing, arson, window breaking, looting, pocket picking and general hooliganism. 
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(  Check on the Payne luggage.) She might now have taken it away again.
Motive -- her husband <head>wandering</head>? ? 
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But it is not necessary to look so far afield or so long ago for examples of rivers which have refused to obey the dictates of engineers. In 1864 the river Ystwyth in Wales was straightened to run parallel to a railway track. In 1969 it was back again on its <head>wandering</head> course, and was engineered cheaply back into line by dredging out the gravel shoals which were causing it to wander. However, this did not turn out to be such a cheap solution in the long run, since it set up conditions of even greater instability, necessitating repeated operations every two years.5 Major work on the river Taff and the river Usk in South Wales, carried out in the early 1980s, has precipitated extensive and unforeseen repair bills. 
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The ARA used its good offices to speed up railway agreements between Latvia and Poland on the one hand, and Russia on the other, so that relief supplies could flow in more easily from Western Europe. Goods trains coming from the Baltic to Moscow took between one and four weeks, a distance that was covered in fourteen hours by passenger trains. The first goods train from Novorossiisk, a vital grain port in the north-east corner of the Black Sea, <head>wandered</head> over much of European Russia before arriving at Ufa. Novorossiisk like most other ports had suffered from the Revolution and Civil War. Scuttled ships lay in the bay and only two quays were fit for use. 
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Occasionally there may be overlapping litters, with older offspring remaining while new babies are being cared for. In such cases the extended family begins to look quite complex, but it is still essentially based upon the original pair, and when young do become fully adult they are driven away or <head>wander</head> off on their own to form separate pairs. Whenever parental duties require the attentions of both mother and father, pair-formation takes place  opposite, top. When a young female black-backed jackal first comes into heat she is followed by several young males, one of which she selects as her long-term partner. 
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We aim to present a wide range of hardy perennials and shrubs providing plenty of interest throughout the year. No sales staff, no gimmicks, just quality plants at sensible prices. Help, information and assistance always available when requested. We are located at Flaxton House where there is a mature garden which visitors are free to <head>wander</head> round and enjoy in rural peace and quiet. Mature examples of many of the plants available from the nursery can be seen here in a garden setting. Throughout the nursery and garden we emphasise plants suitable for cutting flowers or foliage for indoor decoration. We have shrubs and herbaceous perennials which provide foliage for arrangements all year round as well as flowers in season. 
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At one extreme, the editors could be given total licence to film anything they liked and to show the House in their own way  as when covering a football match, or as in some American state legislatures where camera and microphone men are even allowed to <head>wander</head> around on the floor of the House. At the other end of the scale, rules would define precisely the shots that may be made for specified circumstances, confining all shots to the head and shoulders of the Member who has the floor, for example  this solution has been adopted by the Canadian House of Commons. 
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That's why the Romans called this country Albion. &quot; He gave a wry grin and went on with his brushing. `Tony told me, &quot; I added. `There can't be a villa here, &quot; Nigel explained. `It's more likely to be part of the marching camp, latrines or a workshop. &quot; I helped the girls to wash some of the sherds and then <head>wandered</head> down to my favourite spot by the river. Fishing into my green Marks &amp; Spencer carrier bag I found some biscuits and an apple, some old sandwiches, which I threw into the water for the fish   and oh yes, there was still some dandelion wine left. I could do with forty winks right now and Otley would never miss me. 
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At the second last she put in a tremendous leap and was back in the lead as Run And Skip started to fade, but Forgive 'N Forget on the stands side and Wayward Lad inside him were now going for home, and they passed Dawn Run on the approach to the last. Here Forgive 'N Forget made a mistake and handed the initiative to Wayward Lad, but he was very tired and started to <head>wander</head> to the left towards the rails. To Jonjo O'Neill, who a moment earlier had been plugging on towards a certain third place, this sign of weakness in Wayward Lad's finishing effort offered remote but renewed hope: `I suddenly saw he was tiring, &quot; he reported later, `and so did she. &quot; 
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`I don't see why it should be any different if a person loses a brain function. &quot; Debbie is not alone in her predicament. It is estimated `If I die, they will have to do something for her. So why can't they do it now? &quot;. that there are close to 200, 000 victims of brain injury in the country. They <head>wander</head> in an administrative mist, abandoned by the neurologists and orthopaedic surgeons who first treated them, ignored by occupational therapists and social workers to whom brain disorder is juju territory. 
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Those who win money on the horses at Kirkby Lonsdale races in Cumbria can quickly sober up if they <head>wander</head> down from the racecourse to see how their rates have been spent on the adjacent reaches of the river Lune, where the recently cemented banks are dramatically caving in, and attempts at bank protection appear to have made matters worse. The river Trannon is a fast Welsh mountain stream, which flows down towards the Severn in Powys. 
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Sensing the unseen presence of the other men in the patrol, he felt mutely united to these nine near-strangers sharing this pinpoint of being with him. He sensed something precious  in the perilous moment, something akin to the knowledge gained  on his bicycle trip through the French countryside, a knowledge imprisoned  in speechlessness.
-- In France he had puzzled the meaning of the great stone monuments men had thrown up to the sky, and always as he <head>wandered</head>, he felt a stranger to their exultation. 
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The farm has nine acres of land, including the ruins of an old British indigo factory   a long redbrick wall with trees and bushes growing on the old factory floor, weeds climbing along the bricks. Children played there instead of minding their animals which would then <head>wander</head> out on to planted fields. A road runs in front of the farm, its tracks worn deep into the ground. Three crops a year are grown and the earth looks pale and tired in the hot sun. Buffalo dung is the only thing put back into the soil. We started at five and worked until eight when we had breakfast, saved from the previous evening's meal. 
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We decline. The four-poster has no bath, only a shower. Anyway, this room, with its wormy beams, eaved ceiling and snug adjoining bathroom, is most attractive. `There's the phone, &quot; he says, pointing. `The code for America is 0101 and it will make me very rich. &quot; We won't be dialling the States, thank you. Instead, we <head>wander</head> down to the conservatory, where a lone table is laid, its pink candles flickering. And dinner's very white. First, there's a cauliflower and almond soup and we are issued with instructions on how to eat it. `The trick is to cover it with black pepper, and when that's gone, cover it again. &quot; It's good. 
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`Now, Miss Kenton, there is no need to become so bad-tempered. I merely felt the need to satisfy myself that it had not escaped your attention &amp; hellip &quot; `Mr Stevens, this is the fourth or fifth time in the past two days you have felt such a need. It is most curious to see that you have so much time on your hands that you are able to simply <head>wander</head> about this house bothering others with gratuitous comments. &quot; `Miss Kenton, if you for one moment believe I have time on my hands, that displays more clearly than ever your great inexperience, I trust that in years to come, you will gain a clearer picture of what occurs in a house like this. &quot; 
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Congregation at feeding sites would lead to a rapid exhaustion of local supplies. The orang-utan shows no tendency to join up with others socially except for sex. There is no greeting behaviour and a general lack of interest in other orang-utans, and tension between animals is rare. The males <head>wander</head> over a wider area than females and make contact with those whose ranges they overlap. Short mating consortships last a few days. Females are evidently often afraid of the male's approach, for he may assault and rape her. This seems unlikely to lead to fertilization, however, for the male's short penis makes female cooperation necessary for successful copulation. 
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Ghost towns dot the Namib dunes,  proving  diamonds aren't forever. Oranjemund, the mine headquarters, is a lonely corporate oasis of 9,000 residents.
Jackals roam the streets at night, and gemsbok, hardy antelope with long straight horns, <head>wander</head> in from the desert to drink from water sprinklers. 
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I am going to put my hands above the slenderly tapering flame of the candle for a moment. It is the only source of warmth in the room. I think now of the way the shaggy but emaciated-looking, dull-eyed sheep who <head>wander</head> so wearily about the paths and tracks of the Forest of Dean find their way into the brick bus shelters on nights such as this. They huddle sensibly together in heaps of dirty wool while the pitiless wind shifts and howls between the shivering trees or flaps with daemonic aggression at the corrugated sheets of the sheds, outhouses and garages along the village road. 
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She was certainly a terrific girl, he told himself ruefully. His common sense told him that this was a girl for him, but that sophisticated vision of Julie Murchison kept blurring the scene. `Where do you think the other two have got to? &quot; she said, and looked around, `no sign of them. &quot; Yanto grinned to himself. `We 'll <head>wander</head> back, &quot; he said as he picked up the blanket and baskets, `expect we 'll meet 'em coming back. &quot; After checking that the two mirror carp were well packed in newspaper, he curled his arm around Molly's waist and they began to stroll back up the track. 
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That day she had wandered off between leaving her mother's kitchen and arriving in her grandmother's sitting-room. She was supposed to do this, unless it was raining, by going out the front door and down the area steps, rather than through her grandmother's bedroom. There seemed hardly time for anyone to <head>wander</head> off, but wander she had, and she had come to swinging happily on a swing in the park playground. As soon as she realised what had happened she had jumped down guiltily and run home. There was only one big road to cross, but it had a zebra crossing and she had been road-safe at Phoebe's insistence for years. 
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The Methodist Sabbath School had been founded ten years before, and just one year after that date the `collections were liberal &quot;. A record shows, 'The inhabitants of the place said we never saw it in this fashion before; we were left to <head>wander</head> and none cared for our souls; but now a brighter day has dawned for us. &quot; This is a pleasantly worded and, no doubt, sincere statement, but must be balanced by the fact that Walter Henry was recording attendances in excess of 250 each Sunday in the parish church. 
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The adults are their parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Most are known by name and some are greeted as if they stood before us. The effect, though tears do flow, is not maudlin. personal characteristics are laughed at, family likenesses in the present generations are pointed out, even among the pigs and dogs which still <head>wander</head> around the village. After the film some of the elders talk to the group about the effect the films have on them, of seeing people they still feel spiritually close to on the screen, of the inheritance they have received, and the traditions they want to pass on. 
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Tony Farnell, producer, On Liss 893980 or 894693, or Heather Maybury, secretary, on 0428 607909 can provide more information. POPULAR THEATRE OPEN DAY THE recent Open Day at the Kings   the Southsea playhouse   attracted over 450 people. After a welcome and introductory talk by Sylvia Townson, the theatre's public relations officer, visitors were able to <head>wander</head> all over the Edwardian building with most grabbing the chance to stand behind the footlights for a thespians ' eye view of the ornate auditorium. The energetic were encouraged to climb to the gallery and take advantage of seeing the six-sided tower room from where they had views of the whole of Portsea Island and beyond. 
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There was also a boomerang, elaborately carved. Everything was burnished  with sweat and grease so that all of the objects seemed  to have been carved  from the same material and to be ageless.
The two children, both boys, <head>wandered</head> around the Australian and me for a few moments and then returned to their work. 
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Serious inroads had now been made into my pitiful cash reserves and tomorrow I would be penniless. I stayed in the cafe for as long as I felt I could and then went back outside. `Yes, this is the real world, &quot; I said out loud   too loud actually; someone gave me a funny look. I started to <head>wander</head> again, in and out of second-hand bookshops, and then into an amusement arcade. I was very tempted to gamble the little money I had left in order to try and accumulate some more   tempted also to have a go just for the thrill of it. But I held back. `These machines are designed to make you lose, you twit, &quot; I said to myself. I went back outside again. 
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But it was locked. I had planned to have a word with my Maker before walking on, but I couldn't get in. And I think this is regrettable, and certainly at variance with my early days. When I was a boy, God was always at home. Country churches were never locked; you could <head>wander</head> in at any time. Perhaps Cromwell, when he passed, also found the door of Coldingham Priory locked and decided that he would get in anyway, even if it meant removing a whole wall in order to do so. If you walk out from Coldingham, past the delightfully ivy-covered Anchor Inn   work first, thirst later   you eventually arrive at Coldingham Loch. 
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But as she and he both grew, people smiled less often and Fenna himself began to insist on secrecy and darkness. A child who was not allowed to <head>wander</head> off to the park, would certainly not be allowed to fly off to the planets. But by keeping him secret she had given him too much power. Now here, lying on her bed while St Margaret held his dragon power in check, Maggie knew she had indulged Fenna too long, that she had fed him and petted him into overweening size and pride. 
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My next concern in this strange new land was how did Dr. Bach, when <head>wandering</head> the lanes near his cottage know the vibes that each flower, plant or tree emitted. At this point you have to suspend disbelief and take your faith in your hands. Apparently the worthy doctor would `will &quot; in his own self the feelings of a particular distress and then wander the lanes and fields until he was `led &quot; to a plant, flower etc. If that plant removed the distress and brought serenity to mind, then that was the plant to be used. In this way Dr. Bach built up a complete medicine chest of thirty-eight flowers to cover all known negative states of mind. I now looked up what I had been prescribed: 
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There is a place for the social PTA `faggots and peas evening &quot; or ten pin bowling at the George and Dragon, though it needs to be understood by all that attendance by staff at such social evenings is purely a matter of personal choice and not to be taken as an indicator of loyalty to the school. Heads need to find time to <head>wander</head> into classrooms, parents and toddlers groups, dining halls and playgroups to chat to people and take an interest in what's going on. Parents like to see the headteacher's initials on their child's reading card, they appreciate that the head is taking a personal interest in their child's progress and keeping a general eye on activities in classrooms. 
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To the green and pleasant ?. Tim Radford reports on the prospects and options for farmers in the next year.. THE British farmer is about to <head>wander</head> into fresh woods and pastures new. In the course of doing so he could change the face of Britain. He could grow `biomass &quot; for biotechnology. He could   in theory   farm for the pharmaceutical companies. He could diversify into new crops like meadowfoam, lupins, borage, linseed and flax. In some areas he could plant his land with windmills. 
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When you stayed away from me, I would try in vain to will you back beside me: then, long after the dinner I waited for you to share but had to eat alone, I would <head>wander</head> out into the stony streets, hoping to bump into you, to glimpse you sitting in a bar or on a park bench: Wandering alone at midnight Along the streets we walked together, I was a stranger once again, For everything was unfamiliar, Changed by the loneliness as much As by your presence at my side. 
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`We 'll be looking out for you, &quot; Rose said as they kissed. Maggie wept. As the train pulled out of the station she searched back for Moran's face among the crowd and found it and waved. `Do you think that gentleman will meet her? &quot; `Of course he 'll meet her. He's not going to let her <head>wander</head> round London on her own. He's her brother. &quot; `I wish I could be as certain but I asked the hospital to meet her as well just in case. If for no other reason, he 'll probably meet her just to get back at me. &quot; Even on very wet days Moran seldom hung about the house. 
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A real gentleman, I feel, would do neither. He's always worn a broad-brimmed hat, and I 've noticed, in my small study at the Society, that he rather smells of cosmetics.
The next week, cousin Red <head>wandered</head> in as casually, but curt and untidy. 
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If you need to lower the gearing the only way would be to reduce the tyre size to 205 x 16 or similar and fit Range Rover high range transfer gears or overdrive to restore a respectable road speed. Power steering I have recently become the owner of a 1980 88 inch Series III with a genuine 17, 500 miles from new. The vehicle tends to <head>wander</head> a lot and, with a caravan on the back, is even worse. The tyres are the original 6.00 x 160 pressured at 25 psi in the front and 30 psi in the back. All mechanical parts seem in very good order and the vehicle has not been in any accidents. It has never been off road, The Land Rover does tend to wander on 6.00 x 16 crossplies. 
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If you need to lower the gearing the only way would be to reduce the tyre size to 205 x 16 or similar and fit Range Rover high range transfer gears or overdrive to restore a respectable road speed. Power steering I have recently become the owner of a 1980 88 inch Series III with a genuine 17, 500 miles from new. The vehicle tends to wander a lot and, with a caravan on the back, is even worse. The tyres are the original 6.00 x 160 pressured at 25 psi in the front and 30 psi in the back. All mechanical parts seem in very good order and the vehicle has not been in any accidents. It has never been off road, The Land Rover does tend to <head>wander</head> on 6.00 x 16 crossplies. 
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Her laundry had been bombed, and the hospital was full of casualties, as well as the maternity block. I found an Englishman <head>wandering</head> round asking if he could help; I said, `If you can stand the sight of blood, and filthy bandages, without being sick come on, but if you are sick you 'll have to clean it up yourself ! &quot; I remember trying to help one of the sisters dress a badly wounded back   something I had never thought I could do. I don't think I finished it ! One of the doctors managed to get the laundry going again and in a few days the hospital was evacuated to a small country town. At the end of January Pop decided to go south to our villages, and sent us up the Irrawaddy to Maymyo. 
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The Summer Exhibition Galleries will be packed with paintings and sculptures of every variety. Don't miss this exclusive chance to view the works of art in blissfully uncrowded rooms. Join the Country Living at 6.45pm for canapés, and a glass of wine supplied by Torres, after which you will be free to <head>wander</head> through the Summer Exhibition Galleries. There are a limited number of places available for what promises to be an enormously enjoyable occasion, so tickets at £15.50 will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Please send sae and your cheques, made payable to Country Living, to Royal Academy Private View. 
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BIZARRE: the New Hotel Suru is a must for anyone crazy about comics. The outside is lit by zany neon, and you can spend a day just reading the cartoons in the corridors  Lower Town, 1 Place Rogier, telephone 02/2177580, cost 3, 900 fr. SIGHTS ECCENTRIC: <head>wander</head> through reconstructed rooms modelled on Tintin cartoons at the Centre Belge de la Bande Dessinée, 20 Rue des Sables, a restored art-nouveau department store that has become Brussels's best-loved museum. 
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Things are not altered so quickly or coarsely by common people as they are by fashionable people &amp; hellip If you wish to find the past preserved, follow the million feet of the crowd. At the worst the uneducated only wear down old things by sheer walking. But the educated kick them down out of sheer culture. I feel this profoundly as I <head>wander</head> about the empty railway station, where I have no business of any kind. 
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They are huge areas which  have been swept  by winds for so many centuries that there is no soil left , but only deep bare ridges fifty or sixty yards apart with ravines between them thirty or forty feet deep and the only thing that  moves is a scuttling layer of sand. Such stretches have an inhuman moonlike quality.
But much of the land which the aborigine <head>wanders</head> looks as if it should be hospitable. 
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If a suntan is top of that list give it top marks   after all, this is where the Spanish sun comes for its holiday. The eight self-contained villages which comprise this modern Club each have their own character but there are no boundaries, you're free to <head>wander</head> and use all the facilities. Soon you 'll discover the tennis courts and children's fun-park and, most impressive of all, the enormous sea pool for scuba-diving and windsurfing. For HCI guests the daytime fun and games are centred around Drago with its lively family atmosphere. But no-one will mind if you choose to opt for another forty winks on your sunlounger. 
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It was the ROC's job to pass flight tracking information over to the RAF. At aircraft museums like those at Hendon and Duxford visitors can see the legendary Spitfire and Hurricane fighters. The only large British World War Two surface warship to have survived to the present day, HMS Belfast, is located on the Thames, just west of Tower Bridge. Visitors can <head>wander</head> round the vessel and explore everything from the engine room to the galley and from the bridge to the gun turrets. The Belfast helped sink the German battleship Scharnhorst off Norway in 1943 and led the naval bombardment in support of the Normandy D Day landing at Juno Beach. At the Imperial War Museum, wartime historians have recreated a London street as it would have looked during the Blitz. 
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They learn who the residents are, where they sleep and any particular problems which they might meet straight away. &quot; Settling in Peter `It's a very informal place here   I like to keep an open door and staff and residents can <head>wander</head> where they want. I don't like any barriers, so I'm always here for a new care assistant to see. Some find their feet quickly; but I find that some assistants need support for the first few weeks, and it's up to me and Joan and Wendy to give it. &quot; 
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Since 1981 he has lived in Paris and this is his first `French &quot; novel, set in a fashionable Parisian intellectual world where the principal characters sit a health club discussing this and that, with the author, from time to time, joining in. Outside in the street student protest marches <head>wander</head> aimlessly by. There is a death which is eventually explained and some rather complicated love-affairs. But these are all secondary to the flow of talk, which is at times brilliant and, rather less often, impossibly pretentious. 
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He leaned on the wheel,  clutching it, staring into the sunlight, and tried  to bring order into his thoughts. He felt light-headed and sick.
There was no use <head>wandering</head> off into a territory of utter nightmare. 
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It is over-stimulation; the mind can not find peace and quiet. On the other hand, Mozart and Bach bring harmony and lightness, as well as a state of calm and order. Watching the late-night news fills our minds with concern and misery, and then we go to sleep with these thoughts. Idleness can also be an enemy of rest and relaxation. If we allow ourselves to <head>wander</head> aimlessly with our thoughts and allow our bodies to stagnate, we are straying towards negative thoughts and ill health. It is the same law which states that without energy everything falls apart. Chaos is a negative state and idleness of the mind and body encourages it. Happiness, peace of mind and a rested body are essentially energized states. 
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Now with its half-disc leaning upon some island the evening sun sets. The lake is beginning to glow. There soars the moon from the rim of the far off sea. And all my thoughts are plunged into the hardy loveliness of autumntide. Northward I <head>wander</head> in dreams to Yun, Southward I search for Yuye &amp; hellip The lotus is falling, falling. The river is jewelled with autumn hues. Long, long the wind blows &amp; hellip Long, long the night wears ! Fain would I grasp the incredible &amp; hellip Oh ! to fly away seaward and dream for a little by its shores ! 
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Probably the most popular varieties are camomile and rosehip, but lime, mint, apple mint and mixed fruit are also easily available. Some of the best established tea companies are now entering the herbal tea market, offering blends for evening and morning drinking. FINGERS ON THE PULSE Many people <head>wander</head> into my delicatessen thinking that it is an up-market health-food shop. In may respects, my shop is just the opposite, although I certainly have a health foods section, as do many delicatessens. 
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This is an important tendency among many labouring class poets of the eighteenth century even if they are not agricultural workers. Robert Tatersal, for example, describes winter unemployment  c. 1735: When all the Earth in Ice and Snow is bound, And nought but Desolation all around, Then hapless me ! I <head>wander</head> up and down, With half an Apron, wond'rous greasy grown ! With anxious Looks my Countenance is clad, And all my Thoughts are like the Winter, sad ! This Scene of Life corrodes my troubled Mind, I seek for Work; but none, alas ! can find; Sometimes, by Chance, I have a Grate to set, 
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Past &amp; Present AN EVENING TOUR OF HAUNTED NORTH YORKSHIRE In an area with the history and past of Ryedale in rural North Yorkshire it should come as no surprise that restless spirits wander abroad. We invite you to join us as we join them in their endless search for peace. The Grey lady. Said to <head>wander</head> through the Vale of York in search of her lost lover. The headless rider who haunts the country lanes. The five year old poltergeist of a 16th Century Local Coaching Inn. The Monks who prowl the remains of a 12th Century Monastery. And many, many more. 
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Solitary The adult males and females live alone and meet only in the breeding season. After courtship and copulation they split up again and have no further relations until the next season. The female deals with the young without the help of the male, or in certain cases the male rears the young without the help of the female. The solitary adults may <head>wander</head> over vaguely defined home ranges, or they may restrict themselves to clearly defined and defended territories. Animals that fall into this general category include many territorial fish, such as the river bullhead, many reptiles, especially snakes, a few birds, such as the ruff, and many mammals, such as bears, pandas and raccoons. 
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But inside the white walls of the Orange Workers ' office -- just about the largest building in town, save for the Dutch Reformed Church and the school -- South Africa's neat racial order is awry. A dozen white office workers fold newsletters and stuff them into envelopes.
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And despite Knowlton's attempts  to show that the house was locked  up  tighter than a drum, this was not true. The screen door was unlocked for some ten or fifteen minutes while Bridget was sick in the back.
It was unlocked all the time she was <head>washing</head> windows. 
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Rand Corp. researchers Linda Waite and Frances Goldscheider analyzed a large sample of married women with at least one child at home between the ages of six and 18. The women indicated which family member  usually did various household chores and the approximate share  each did .
Not unexpectedly, wives, whether working or non-working, did by far the most -- about 80% of the shopping, laundry and cooking, and about two-thirds of housecleaning, <head>washing</head> dishes, child care and family paper work. 
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I never got there. I met Claire, which  was better.
She was eating bread and cheese just as fast as she possibly could, and <head sats="wash_down.023:0">washing</head> it <sat id="wash_down.023:0">down</sat> with red wine. 
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Mr. Stanley's arrest is the latest in a series of incidents that  threaten  to derail Namibia's elections. Both South African and SWAPO extremists are intimidating voters.
The U.S. is in the habit of arranging peace settlements and then <head sats="wash_one-s_hands.028:0 wash_one-s_hands.028:1">washing</head> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.028:0">its</sat> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.028:1">hands</sat> over the tragic results. 
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British Airways PLC, a crucial participant in the proposed buy-out of UAL Corp., <head sats="wash_one-s_hands.036:0 wash_one-s_hands.036:1">washed</head> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.036:0">its</sat> <sat id="wash_one-s_hands.036:1">hands</sat> of the current efforts to revive a bid for the parent of United Airlines. 
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&quot; What  is slovenly about me &quot;? ? Rousseau asked . &quot; Is it  because of my slovenliness that hair grows on my face? ?
Surely it would grow there whether I <head>washed</head> myself or not. 
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A thing  he did not like  doing , generally.  Singing into the mirror and his interested eyes, he was pleased  to note, when he stripped for his own bath , that he still had the best part of his Italian sun tan.
He flexed his muscles for several minutes, got into the tub, and then grew self-conscious of splashing as he <head>washed</head>. 
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&quot; Four years &quot; ! ! She wailed . &quot; That's a long time,  waiting &quot;.
&quot; How many times have I told you &quot; -- he began, and was almost glad when she cut him off -- &quot; Too many times &quot; ! ! -- and flounced to the sink, where she began noisily to <head>wash</head> her hands. 
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Where were they all walking to ? ? Was I supposed  to buy a funny hat and a rattle for Jessica? ?
It was a quarter of seven when the crowd <head sats="wash_up.026:0">washed</head> me <sat id="wash_up.026:0">up</sat> among the other gallants who had established the Astor steps as the beach-head from which to launch their night of merrymaking. 
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It's an inherited human disorder that 's been duplicated  in mice. In the experiment, mice with the defective gene were mated .
Three days later, before the new embryo had become implanted in the uterus, it was <head sats="wash_out.032:0">washed</head> <sat id="wash_out.032:0">out</sat> of the mother mouse. 
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The Hawaiian Islands are struck  severely an average of once every 25 years. In 1707 an earthquake in Japan generated waves so huge that they piled into the Inland Sea; ; one wave swamped more than 1,000 ships and boats in Osaka Bay.
A tsunami in the Hawaiian Islands in 1869 <head>washed</head> away an entire town (Ponoluu ), leaving only two forlorn trees standing where the community had been. 
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&quot; Plenty of people haven't our brains and talent &quot;. &quot; I know you when you start  talking about brains and talent  &quot;, Maggie said .
&quot; You're <head sats="work_up.153:0">working</head> <sat id="work_up.153:0">up</sat> to something, and if you don't watch out you 'll ruin your whole life one of these days just to prove that the Abernathy family is superior to everything, even a depression &quot;. 
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&quot;  Suppose  it was not us that  killed these aliens.  Suppose  it is something right on the planet, native to it.
I just hope it doesn't <head>work</head> on Earthmen too. 
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He was always well groomed  and well tailored , and he had that rich man's look which  was authentic enough and came from two good prep schools and a proper university.  An only child, he had done all the things that young men  do  who  have been born  to money and social position until his father double-crossed him by  dying  broke.
Since then he had <head sats="work_at.057:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_at.057:0">at</sat> this and that, though some said his main interest was gambling. 
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&quot;  Don't worry, I can get plenty more &quot;, Eugenia said ,  wondering where in the world she could  . Maggie was looking much happier already,  clearing a space on the table and chattering about how she could put up a typewriter right there, and be brushing up on her typing so Eugenia wouldn't be ashamed of it .
&quot; And then whenever I have a minute I can be <head sats="work_at.058:0">working</head> <sat id="work_at.058:0">at</sat> it, and keep an eye on the baby and the stove at the same time. 
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Her presence only made Letch more distant and irritable and, in the hurry of  buying Chateau Belletch, I had neglected  to consider a room for Baby-dear, so there was no place   to put her , anyhow. (I sometimes feel that God, in His infinite wisdom, wants us to have these inexplicable little lapses of memory.
It almost always <head sats="work_out.095:0">works</head> <sat id="work_out.095:0">out</sat> for the best.) 
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You stay with the ladies. All of you be ready  to ride hell for leather &quot;.
He added, &quot; If this doesn't <head sats="work_out.125:0">work</head> <sat id="work_out.125:0">out</sat>, the three of you barricade yourself in the house and talk terms with them &quot;. 
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Georgia Gulf received a new takeover bid  from investor Harold Simmons and NL Industries of $50  a share, or about $1.1 billion . The offer, which  follows a $55-a-share  bid that  was rejected  in September, steps up pressure on the chemicals concern.
The minimum-wage bill <head sats="work_out.056:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_out.056:0">out</sat> by Congress and Bush won easy approval in the House. 
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General Hershey's draft and Doc Eddyman and Cap were responsible for his first eminence, but Fearless Freddy Bryan could take credit, if he cared  to  (and he did ), for the second time. Freddy needed a job,  having been detached  from a rather dangerous career in real estate and skyscraper financing by Gerry, and it  was up to Arthur Willis  to provide him with one.
Mr. Willis bought Zenith Plastic Products, a skeleton corporation of sorts which had undergone many vicissitudes and whose principal assets were a couple of electronics plants on Long Island engaged in <head sats="work_out.069:0">working</head> <sat id="work_out.069:0">out</sat> government contracts, and installed Freddy in an executive position. 
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More than half of the &quot; newly found &quot; net exports were from just a few service-sector categories. Some of the biggest service-industry exporters -- American financial-service companies, for example -- have yet  to be fully included  in our export statistics.
Nearly 10 years ago, representatives of service-sector companies <head sats="work_out.134:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_out.134:0">out</sat> a plan with the Commerce Department to improve the data on service-sector exports. 
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The Lorillard spokeswoman said  asbestos was used  in &quot; very modest amounts &quot; in  making paper for the filters in the early 1950s and replaced  with a different type of filter in 1956. From 1953 to 1955, 9.8 billion Kent cigarettes with the filters were sold , the company said  .
Among 33 men who <head>worked</head> closely with the substance, 28 have died -- more than three times the expected number. 
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It isn't just exercise gear that  isn't getting a good workout. The fitness craze itself has gone soft, the survey found  .
Fewer people said they were <head sats="work_up.103:0">working</head> <sat id="work_up.103:0">up</sat> a sweat with such activities as jogging, tennis, swimming and aerobics. 
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It is a passion that  usually stays in the tower, however. More often than not, ringers think of the church as something stuck  on the bottom of the belfry.
When their changes are completed, and after they have <head sats="work_up.164:0">worked</head> <sat id="work_up.164:0">up</sat> a sweat, ringers often skip off to the local pub, leaving worship for others below. 
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Separately, Lone Star Technologies said  the bankruptcy court granted Lone Star Steel an extension until year end on its exclusive period   to present a reorganization plan . The 120-day exclusivity period was  to expire yesterday.
Under Chapter 11, a company continues to operate, but is protected from creditor lawsuits while it tries to <head sats="work_out.127:0">work</head> <sat id="work_out.127:0">out</sat> a plan to pay its debt. 
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A former curator of the Museum of Cartoon Art in Rye Brook, N.Y., pleaded guilty in July to  stealing and selling original signed and dated comic strips, among them 29 Dick Tracy strips by Chester Gould, 77 Prince Valiant Sunday cartoons by Hal Foster, and a dozen Walt Disney animation celluloids, according to Barbara Hammond, the museum's director. He sold them well below market value  to raise cash &quot;  to pay off mounting credit-card debts, &quot; incurred   to buy presents for his girlfriend, his attorney, Philip Russell, told IFAR  .
The curator, 27-year-old Sherman Krisher of Greenwich, Conn., had <head sats="work_up.092:0">worked</head> his way <sat id="work_up.092:0">up</sat> from janitor in seven years at the museum. 
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But industry executives also believe   hiring Mr. Achenbaum is a shrewd move for Backer Spielvogel, a unit of Saatchi &amp; Saatchi. Mr. Achenbaum has counted among his clients some of the most visible blue-chip advertisers in the country, including Nissan, Toyota, Seagram and Backer Spielvogel clients Hyundai and J.P. Morgan.
At Backer Spielvogel, he will <head>work</head> with clients and potential clients on marketing strategies; aside from agency compensation issues, he helped Nissan, for example, come up with its positioning and pricing for its new Infiniti line. 
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Here's the picture  we want  to leave T for the fuzz -- whenever the body gets  found. This happened in the middle of a drinking bout with another bum.
If they 'd been <head>working</head> on a bottle or a jug he 'd have taken it with him &quot;. 
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It was true; ; Fudo, the god of wisdom, was also thought of  as the Japanese version of Acala. The conversation went on but Richard stopped  listening.
He found himself trying to remember something, but he couldn't decide even the nature of what it was he <head>worked</head> to recall. 
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These 3.8 million people also are eligible  to get one percentage point off GMAC's advertised finance rates, which  start at 6.9% for two-year loan contracts. A spokesman for Visa International's U.S. subsidiary says  his company is using promotions  to increase use of its cards, but doesn't have plans for a tie-in similar to the American Express-Buick link.
Three divisions at American Express are <head>working</head> with Buick on the promotion: the establishment services division, which is responsible for all merchants and companies that accept the card; the travel division; and the merchandise sales division. 
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The units are autonomous from U.S. attorneys ' offices and focus exclusively on  prosecuting organized-crime cases. In February, Mr. Thornburgh announced his plan  to abolish the units.
He says the strike-force lawyers will <head>work</head> more efficiently under the supervision of U.S. attorneys. 
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The one thing  they had  in common was their hatred. Both hated Donald Kruger.
It had drawn them together, and since his release from prison Dill had <head>worked</head> tirelessly to effect this night's escape. 
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I loved the school, its history. I even dreamt about school and new things   to do  with my students. &quot;
While Mrs. Ward fired and restructured staff and struggled to improve curriculum, Mrs. Yeargin <head>worked</head> 14-hour days and fast became a student favorite. 
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Westinghouse also jointly will bid on projects with Misubishi,  giving it an edge in developing Asian markets. In addition, the two companies will develop new steam turbine technology, such as the plants ordered  by Florida Power, and even utilize each other's plants at times  to take advantage of currency fluctuations.
&quot; Even though we 'll still compete against Mitsubishi, we can also <head sats="work_on.147:0">work</head> jointly <sat id="work_on.147:0">on</sat> some projects, and we 'll gain a lot of sourcing flexibility, &quot; Mr. Stern contends. 
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I 'd been seeing Johnnie almost a year now, but I still didn't want  to leave him for five whole days. But I had looked forward so much to  being with this church group.
I hadn't been doing as much work as I used to in Westfield and I felt funny about that and wanted to <head>work</head> harder than ever. 
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The monitors ran twenty-four hours each day. Their roar, like the swelling volume of a hundred tornadoes could be heard  for miles.
Hague, like all who <head>worked</head> near the pits, was partly deafened from the constant assault against his eardrums. 
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Intelligence Committee Chairman David Boren (D., Okla.) and Vice Chairman William Cohen (R., Maine ), for their part, angrily accused the White House of  selectively leaking classified documents and trying unfairly  to shift the blame  to Congress for the bungled attempt  to topple Gen. Noriega. The White House got the better of the exchange but took care  not to press its advantage to the kind of constitutional confrontation sought  by conservative Republicans who  don't want any congressional oversight of intelligence activities.
Instead, Mr. Bush and his aides made it clear they respected Congress's role and felt they could <head>work</head> with the conservative Mr. Boren and the moderate Mr. Cohen to iron out their differences. 
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Chris made trip after trip in our old car,  moving the clothes and dishes and the stock of groceries  Nadine had bought  on special. At least we 'll eat, I thought  grimly as I put all the food away.
While I <head>worked</head>, Nadine sat and cried. 
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Mr. Crumb would probably see him at Lodge Meeting the next night. If he was sober, which  was doubtful, he 'd have him get in touch with Mr. Crombie.
Mr. Blatz had been at least sober enough to remember to telephone and he turned out to be the greatest boon that had come into Mr. Crombie's life since he moved to Highfield, in spite of the fact that he didn't work very fast or very long at a time, and he didn't like to <head>work</head> at all unless Mr. Crombie hung around and talked to him. 
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It worried him, this inability  to get the simplest things done  in the course of a day. He would wake up in the middle of the night and fret about it.
How in the world had he formerly found time to build up a business, raise a family, be on half a dozen boards, <head>work</head> actively on committees and either go out in the evening or plow through the contents of a bulging brief case? ? 
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It  is also possible, but equally doubtful, that he actually shot down the hundreds of men with which his legend credits him . For that legend was growing explosively, Rumor was insisting  he received a price of $600  a man.
( The best evidence is that he received a monthly wage of about $125, very good money in an era when top hands <head>worked</head> for $30 and found ). 
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You get ready &quot; He burst from the hot confinement of the room into the cold night air.
Gavin's stallion was in the barn and he tightened the cinches over the saddle blanket, <head>working</head> by touch in the darkness, comforting the animal with easy words. 
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&quot; There is no question that investor confidence (in the stock market) is critical. &quot;  Joining the call for some kind of study or regulatory action, Merrill Lynch &amp; Co. recommended program-trading reforms  late Friday, including higher margins on stock-index futures and greater regulatory coordination.
Separately, Mr. Cayne of Bear Stearns said his firm is <head>working</head> with regulators to balance margin requirements to &quot; enhance stabilization. &quot; 
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Her subject was large -- a copy of the Last Supper -- and her canvas, small -- the head of a tiny screw. She had tuned her sight to the proper degree.
As she <head>worked</head> she absentmindedly crooned, producing a curious sound. 
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&quot; I could use some help &quot;, Morgan said  finally, &quot; but I cann't afford  to pay you anything. I guess  you 'd better  go on in the morning &quot;.
&quot; We 'll <head>work</head> for our keep &quot;, the boy said eagerly. 
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&quot; The oldest designer got  to work on the dashboard, &quot; she recalls . &quot; The next level down did doors.
If a new person got to <head sats="work_on.138:0">work</head> <sat id="work_on.138:0">on</sat> part of the speedometer, that was a big deal. &quot; 
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&quot; How 'd you hear about this one  &quot;? ? I grinned, but ignored the question.
He didn't push it; ; Rawlins <head>worked</head> out of Central Homicide and we 'd been friends for years. 
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Give him time &quot;. He never will , Cady.
Not the kind of leadership you mean, <head>working</head> with lots of people. 
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Not only is development of the new company's initial machine tied  directly to Mr. Cray, so is  its balance sheet. Documents filed  with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the pending spinoff disclosed that Cray Research Inc. will withdraw the almost $100 million  in financing  it is providing the new firm  if Mr. Cray leaves or if the product-design project  he heads  is scrapped .
The documents also said that although the 64-year-old Mr. Cray has been <head sats="work_on.176:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.176:0">on</sat> the project for more than six years, the Cray-3 machine is at least another year away from a fully operational prototype. 
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He hasn't been able  to replace the M'Bow cabal. Soviets remain in charge of education programs, a former head of an African military tribunal for executions is in charge of culture, and a hard-line Polish communist in exile directs the human-rights and peace division.
Of the agency's 2,750 staff members, 230 are in the field <head sats="work_on.178:0">working</head> <sat id="work_on.178:0">on</sat> actual projects, such as literacy and oceanographic research. 
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To his surprise his plan worked perfectly. &quot; All right, if you can't do your arithmetic during school hours you can do it after school is out &quot;, Miss Langford said  firmly,  not smiling.
&quot; You will stay here thirty minutes after the others go home this afternoon and <head>work</head> your problems &quot;. 
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Jack walked off  alone out the road in the searing midday sun, past Robert Allen's three-room, tarpapered house, toward the field where the other boys were playing ball ,  thinking of what he would do  in order  to make Miss Langford have him stay in after school -- because this was the day  he had decided when he thought  he saw the look in her eyes  . When he came back to the schoolhouse , his mind was made  up.
He simply would not <head>work</head> his arithmetic problems when the teacher held his class. 
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Besides, agreements &quot; in principle &quot;, with the petty details to be thrashed  out later, were commonplace in diplomatic history. The trouble with them was that they almost never worked, and in fact an agreement &quot; in principle &quot; historically turned out  to be a sure sign that neither party really wanted the quarrel settled .
Suppose that this one were to <head>work</head>? ? 
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Psyllium is an annual herb, Plantago ovata, that  has been used  for centuries by folk doctors here, mainly as a laxative and anti-diarrheal. As such, the soluble fiber has an almost fanatic following in northern India.
&quot; I can assure you, &quot; attests a 25-year-old lawyer in New Delhi, with a meaningfully raised eyebrow, &quot; from personal experience, it <head>works</head>. &quot; 
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The Merc said  that five-point limit will remain in effect for the first 10 minutes of trading. The limit lapses under current exchange rules if contracts trade above the limit price during the opening 10 minutes of trading.
In Washington, House aides said Mr. Phelan told congressmen that the collar, which banned program trades through the Big Board's computer when the Dow Jones Industrial Average moved 50 points, didn't <head>work</head> well. 
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They say  they now get three or four &quot; legitimate &quot; calls a week from people harried  by haunts. &quot; I firmly believe in angels, devils and ghosts, &quot; says  Mr. Warren, whose business card  identifies him as a &quot; demonologist. &quot;
If psychics don't <head>work</head>, but your house still seems haunted, you can call any one of a swelling band of skeptics such as Richard Busch. 
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What the Big Board is considering  is re-establishing a &quot; collar &quot; on program trading when the market moves significantly . Early last year, after a 140-point, one-day drop in the Dow, the Big Board instituted the collar, which  banned program trading through the Big Board's computers whenever the Dow moved 50 points up or down in a day .
It didn't <head>work</head>. 
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The only drawback now to the plan  he 'd decided on  was that someone else might fail  to do his work, too, and the teacher would have that person stay late along with Jack. &quot; But I 've got  to take a chance on it &quot;, he told himself  desperately.
To his surprise his plan <head>worked</head> perfectly. 
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&quot; Easy &quot;, Nogol confirmed . &quot; I heard a story  once about a rookie who  got excited when the captain stepped outside and he couldn't get an encephalographic reading on him .
Me, I know the mind of an officer <head>works</head> in a strange and unfathomable manner &quot;. 
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Any little dose of radiation might knock off these critters &quot;. &quot; I don't know about that.
Maybe it would <head>work</head> the other way. 
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While the company's sales were soaring, &quot; We still had a system that  was probably appropriate for $10 million to $20 million  in sales. &quot; Adds  Mr. Eidsmo, &quot; What  felt good that day was done that day. &quot;
Since his arrival in May, Mr. Eidsmo has put in place techniques learned while <head>working</head> for Citicorp, such as management-by-objective, detailed project plans and forecasts of company sales and product trends. 
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&quot; So Long, L.A. &quot; was chosen  as the paper's final headline. &quot; I'm doing the main story, and I'm already two beers drunk, &quot; said  reporter Andy Furillo, whom the Times hired  away several years ago but who  returned to the Herald out of preference.
His wife also <head>works</head> for the paper, as did his father. 
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The vote came after a debate replete with complaints from both proponents and critics of a substantial increase in the wage floor.
Advocates said the 90-cent-an-hour rise, to $4.25 an hour by April 1991, is too small for the <head>working</head> poor, while opponents argued that the increase will still hurt small business and cost many thousands of jobs. 
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But bitterness had more cause   to remain, even increasingly to corrode . With the boy, particularly.
The boy had, apparently -- if Mrs. MacReady was right in what she had told Mullins -- only in recent months been forced to give up college, to <head>work</head> as a busboy. 
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It 's a shame  their meeting never took place. Mr. Katzenstein certainly would have learned something, and it 's even possible  Mr. Morita would have  too.
Ms. Kirkpatrick, the Journal's deputy editorial features editor, <head>worked</head> in Tokyo for three years. 
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For Switzerland's most prestigious newspaper, Neue Zuercher Zeitung, Mr. Rey seems destined  to remain the &quot; former Bally raider, &quot; an image that  has proved hard   to overcome . In 1976, as an upstart in the eyes of Switzerland's establishment, Mr. Rey laid the foundations of his present-day prominence with an unheard-of raid on Bally, the country's traditional shoemaker.
Sitting beside a banker at a luncheon in London, where he was <head>working</head> as a financial consultant, he learned that a large packet of Bally's shares was up for sale. 
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&quot; He took the reckless course of  ignoring the evidence, &quot; Rep. Gonzalez said . State thrift examiner Eugene Stelzer said  he found the chief federal examiner Steve Scott to be totally uninterested in one allegedly fraudulent series of transactions.
&quot; Frankly, it was like he <head>worked</head> for the Lincoln public-relations department, &quot; Mr. Stelzer testified. 
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Nobody would even take his application. &quot; You can get something, &quot; Nadine would snap .
&quot; You can get a job <head>working</head> in a grocery store, if nothing else &quot;. 
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It was later applied to other new-car programs, including those that  produced the Ford Thunderbird and Mercury Cougar. Ford Chairman Donald E. Petersen said yesterday that Mr. Veraldi has &quot; helped  to change the world's perception of American-made cars. &quot;
Mr. Veraldi <head>worked</head> at Ford for 40 years, holding a variety of car and parts-engineering positions. 
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&quot; Probably wages. Miss Julia was a hard woman with a dollar.
Years ago when I asked her to put me in Social Security, so's I wouldn't have to be <head>working</head> now, Miss Julia threatened to fire me -- all because it would mean a few more dollars a year to her &quot;. 
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They greeted the news angrily, as though they had been cheated  of purpose. Lester heard their muttering, saw their eyes reveal their desire.
He <head>worked</head> his tongue round and round in the hollow of his cheek and his voice came out of his throat, dry and cracked. 
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I pulled the throttle of the tractor in and out,  hoping  to frighten him with the noise, but the snake only flicked its black, forked tongue and faced the huge tractor wheel, without fright or concern. I let the engine idle then, and I got down and went around the wheel and stood beside it.
My movement did frighten the snake and it raised its head and trailed delicately a couple of feet and stopped again, and its tongue was <head>working</head> very rapidly. 
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