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| dying , but he went on living in an ocean of | dying , but he went on living in an osean of |
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| he looked at her . head thrown back in a pool of hair , | he loked at her . head thrown bak in a pol of hair , |
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| her blood-red lips parted and the beating of her | her blod-red lips parted and the beating of her |
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| under him , in him and through him ... | under him , in him and throgh him ... |
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| he sat down and ran his finger down along her | he sat down and ran his finger down along her |
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| spine . do you love me now ? like yesterday ! i 'm | spine . do yo love me now ? like yesterday ! i 'm |
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| you . but you wouldn't marry me ? | yo . but yo woldn't mary me ? |
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| me rocking on my feet , but i 'll still be only fond of | me roking on my fet , but i 'l stil be only fond of |
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| to satisfy my physical wants does not change that . | to satisfy my fysikal wants does not cange that . |
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| before long you 'll give me the satisfaction that 'll set | before long yo 'l give me the satisfaktion that 'l set |
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| the previous year , but consumption was maintained | the previos year , but konsumption was maintained |
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| households containing children reduced their consumption | hoseholds kontaining cildren redused ther konsumption |
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| the unclassified households with children or | the unklasifid hoseholds with cildren or |
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| adolescents . | adolesents . |
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| 75 . the smaller families and the residual groups of | 75 . the smaler familis and the residual grops of |
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| household a decline in purchases of the one was | hosehold a dekline in purcases of the one was |
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| average expenditure associated with a child was on cereal foods , | average expenditure asosiated with a cild was on sereal fods , |
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| potatoes and milk ; for fresh green vegetables , fruit , cheese , fish and | potatoes and milk ; for frex gren vegetables , fruit , cese , fix and |
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| carcase meat , the incremental expenditure was slight . | karkase meat , the inkremental expenditure was slight . |
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| milk was reduced ; since 1957 it has again declined . most of the | milk was redused ; sinse 1957 it has again deklined . most of the |
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| the relative expenditure per child declined from 1952 to 1956 , | the relative expenditure per cild deklined from 1952 to 1956 , |
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| white bread and more rolls and speciality | white bread and more rols and spesiality |
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| supplies and lower prices of fresh fruit compared | suplis and lower prises of frex fruit kompared |
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| their purchases of puddings , cakes and biscuits , | ther purcases of pudings , kakes and biskuits , |
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| but obtained less flour . | but obtained les flor . |
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| all types of household benefited from the improved | al types of hosehold benefited from the improved |
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| breads than in 1958 . most groups increased | breads than in 1958 . most grops inkreased |
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| bread consumption was virtually unchanged , | bread konsumption was virtualy uncanged , |
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| least in families containing children . 77 . total | least in familis kontaining cildren . 7 . total |
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| with 1958 , but the increase in consumption was | with 1958 , but the inkrease in konsumption was |
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| although most types of household bought less | althogh most types of hosehold boght les |
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| presence of children . | presense of cildren . |
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| income with the family households , so that differences | inkome with the family hoseholds , so that diferenses |
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| different commodities attributable to the adult | diferent komoditis atributable to the adult |
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| the annual report for 1956 . the younger childless | the anual report for 1956 . the yonger cildles |
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| couples are broadly comparable in age and family | koples are broadly komparable in age and family |
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| 78 . regression estimates of the expenditure on | 78 . regresion estimates of the expenditure on |
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| in food expenditure may be associated with the | in fod expenditure may be asosiated with the |
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| group of households consisting of childless couples | grop of hoseholds konsisting of cildles koples |
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| ( both under 55 ) and couples with different numbers | ( both under 5 ) and koples with diferent numbers |
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| of children were given for 1952-56 in table 39 of | of cildren were given for 1952-56 in table 39 of |
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| couple and each additional child in a selected | kople and eac aditional cild in a selekted |
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| in comparison with the previous year , changes were small | in komparison with the previos year , canges were smal |
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| four or more children the levels of adequacy for all | for or more cildren the levels of adequasy for al |
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| of the british medical association , are also shown in table 30 . | of the britix medikal asosiation , are also xown in table 30 . |
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| comparison with allowances based on the recommendations | komparison with alowanses based on the rekomendations |
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| nutrients other than vitamin c decreased slightly . | nutrints other than vitamin k dekreased slightly . |
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| expenditure increased less than that in other groups , | expenditure inkreased les than that in other grops , |
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| defined number of children . in 1959 the households in | defined number of cildren . in 1959 the hoseholds in |
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| they purchased less , namely dried milk , potatoes , carcase | they purcased les , namely drid milk , potatoes , karkase |
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| biscuits and breakfast cereals which , in general , are more | biskuits and breakfast sereals whic , in general , are more |
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| years cannot be made so precisely as in groups with a | years kanot be made so presisely as in grops with a |
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| and they purchased more of certain foods such as fish , | and they purcased more of sertain fods suc as fix , |
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| for the commodities constituting the average household | for the komoditis konstituting the average hosehold |
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| as in 1958 , younger couples paid some 12 1/2 per cent | as in 1958 , yonger koples paid some 12 1/2 per sent |
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| diet in 1959 . | dit in 1959 . |
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| more per calorie than the national average , and families | more per kalori than the national average , and familis |
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| compares the prices paid by different types of household | kompares the prises paid by diferent types of hosehold |
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| also shows the corresponding values of an index which | also xows the koresponding values of an index whic |
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| with four or more children 19 per cent less . the only | with for or more cildren 19 per sent les . the only |
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| for whom the index declined from 91 to 88 . table 27 | for whom the index deklined from 91 to 8 . table 27 |
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| of younger parents with lower earnings , | of yonger parents with lower earnings , |
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| many of which were incomplete families | many of whic were inkomplete familis |
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| several children than in those with only , | several cildren than in those with only , |
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| and of course with lower tax reliefs and | and of korse with lower tax relifs and |
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| no family allowances . the rise in net family | no family alowanses . the rise in net family |
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| was appreciably higher in families with | was apresiably higher in familis with |
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| est for childless couples , especially older | est for cildles koples , espesialy older |
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| couples ( probably because of the | koples ( probably bekause of the |
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| nevertheless , average net family income | nevertheles , average net family inkome |
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| incomes between 1954 and 1959 was great- | inkomes betwen 1954 and 1959 was great- |
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| consumption by younger childless couples declined | konsumption by yonger cildles koples deklined |
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| allowances were introduced in october 1956 , and the welfare | alowanses were introdused in oktober 1956 , and the welfare |
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| throughout this period , but that of the smaller families was | throghot this period , but that of the smaler familis was |
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| changes for couples with several children . the quantity | canges for koples with several cildren . the quantity |
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| children and those with one child , and much smaller | cildren and those with one cild , and muc smaler |
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| almost unchanged in 1959 for couples with two or more | almost uncanged in 1959 for koples with two or more |
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| showed increases of 4 to 6 per cent for couples without | xowed inkreases of 4 to 6 per sent for koples withot |
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| couples and couples with one child . | koples and koples with one cild . |
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| compared with 1958 , the expenditure index for 1959 | kompared with 1958 , the expenditure index for 1959 |
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| gradients being steepest for | gradints beng stepest for |
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| cheese , sugar , bread and flour | cese , sugar , bread and flor |
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| the price ranges for milk , | the prise ranges for milk , |
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| the highest average prices and | the highest average prises and |
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| foods younger childless couples paid | fods yonger cildles koples paid |
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| were very narrow . for most other | were very narow . for most other |
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| gradation in purchases of canned vegetables and canned | gradation in purcases of kaned vegetables and kaned |
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| the two latter groups consumed much smaller | the two later grops konsumed muc smaler |
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| tomatoes . | tomatoes . |
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| quantities per head of canned vegetables and canned and | quantitis per head of kaned vegetables and kaned and |
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| consumption of canned fruit fell off sharply with | konsumption of kaned fruit fel of xarply with |
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| bottled tomatoes than any other group , and much smaller | botled tomatoes than any other grop , and muc smaler |
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| quantities of canned and bottled fruit than younger | quantitis of kaned and botled fruit than yonger |
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| the diets of households of different composition . the averages | the dits of hoseholds of diferent komposition . the averages |
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| to needs . | to neds . |
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| showed little change compared with those for the previous year , | xowed litle cange kompared with those for the previos year , |
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| in which the index fell by 1.8 to 97.5 per cent of the average for | in whic the index fel by 1.8 to 97.5 per sent of the average for |
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| four or more children , compared with +3.6 to -5.4 per cent in 1958 | for or more cildren , kompared with +3.6 to -5.4 per sent in 1958 |
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| and +2.8 to -2.6 per cent in 1957 . as with the price of energy index , | and +2.8 to -2.6 per sent in 1957 . as with the prise of energy index , |
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| the only noteworthy change was for households with three children , | the only noteworthy cange was for hoseholds with thre cildren , |
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