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The symptom may be helped by taking antacids such as calcium carbonate and sodium bicarbonate | 5C2
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Throughout our childhoods Lydia and I distrusted any prizewinning book because we knew it would be worthy and for worthy read boring we thought | 5C2
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He looked mysterious and too agitated to reply | 0A1
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Its not such a terrible way to live | 0A1
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They also appeal to that segment of the cruising public that prefers a smaller and more classic ship | 4C1
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It was right there in the Bible | 1A2
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All I ever gets the answerphone too she complained coming back | 0A1
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Theyll run tests on me and find out | 2B1
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Ill go to Mexico for a month if I can come back to the States with something to show for it but otherwise it doesnt make sense | 0A1
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To note just one example many of the native trees planted in Central Parks North Woods restoration project were grown on a Manhattan balcony | 4C1
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England won by six wickets | 1A2
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Within the modern synthesis of the early 20th century macroevolution is thought of as the compounded effects of microevolution | 5C2
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Surely he thinks she wouldnt make him wait until then | 1A2
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You may wonder what happens to the energy when the ball hits the ground and the rebound is not elastic | 0A1
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But these days they no longer flee from mennor do they harm them mindful of their formeridentities theyre very gentle dragons | 4C1
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I would sit on his thumb | 1A2
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They heard our whirring screw | 1A2
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Some gorgeous prawns and fresh fish to nibble at during the lunch and tea breaks | 0A1
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Broadcasting in some form was however tied not only to strong economic interests but also to the deep structures of modern societies In spite of the activities of TV amateurs television was also primarily a medium for theatrical exhibition in the USA in the early 1930s and as such often thought to be a potential competitor of the film industry In fact television was throughout the 19030s predominantly watched in public settings also outside of the USA For example in Britain public viewing of television was the way in which most early audiences actually experienced the medium and this was even more the case in Germany While the vision of grassroots or amateur twoway television was quite obviously doomed to a very marginal position at the very best television systems largely based on collective public reception were in fact operating in several countries in the 1930s and may with the benefit of hindsight be seen as having presented more of a threat to the domestication of the medium But it was a threat that was not to materialise | 5C2
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If he thinks our place is bad just wait until he sees Uncle Niihlos cabin | 2B1
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If they think your novel is promising they will pass it on to a more senior editor and eventually it will surface at an acquisition meeting The championing editor will not only have to justify accepting your novel on the grounds of intrinsic merit and potential sales but also say whether you as an author seem to be a longterm prospect which you will have assured them of in your letter Also the question is raised of how promotable you are likely to be an important factor when a new novel needs all the help it can get To this end publishers often like to meet a potential author before clinching the offer | 5C2
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A motorist was blown from his car | 4C1
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Go to room number eight the clerk said in English | 3B2
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This process is probably not identical to vertebrate learning but is analogous | 2B1
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These antibodies are secreted and coat your mucosal surfaces like an antiseptic paint | 2B1
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Arguably the most severe consequences would be experienced by several small lowlying island states since entire countries could cease to exist if worstcase scenarios are realised The consequences would be devastating not only for the people and culture of these islands but also for the countries that would need to accommodate those who had been displaced | 5C2
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There hardly seems to be a festival this summer she is not gracing Tomorrow she is in the thick of an allday collaboration between nine young composers and artists She runs her own recording label Sound Circus And by her own admission she cannot meet an artist of any sort without being tempted to suggest a joint project So why on earth take on the extra burden of writing a book | 5C2
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A thick silence was enveloping everyone | 4C1
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American executives are adopting the polar explorer Ernest Shackleton as a model of good management Eluned Price reports | 5C2
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We are close to establishing a connection between the logical unity thesis and the subsumptive unity thesis in general | 0A1
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Oh we shall soon clear up all that said Bradstreet | 3B2
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Some of the everyday heroes in the United States are the countrys paramedics These young men and women are usually the first people who respond to medical emergencies suffered by citizens Paramedics must complete a very extensive physical training program that is designed to weed out those who cannot make the cut A paramedic must be in fit condition and be mentally strong to perform his or her duties in the face of danger Many of these heroes must endure lifethreatening situations when responding to emergencies Paramedics are usually attached to a county or city fire department but there are also some private paramedic organizationsIn Southern California there are two primary schools for paramedic training They are UCLAs Daniel Freeman Paramedic program and the Paramedic Training Institute Both of these schools provide candidates for the Los Angeles County and City Fire Departments To become a paramedic for a county or city organization candidates must also pass a psychological screening and a physical training program Some of the equipment paramedics carry is very specialized They carry basic and advanced life support gear such as forcible entry tools so they can reach people in peril saws to cut through obstacles and other emergency equipment Paramedics provide a valuable service to the communities they serve They must be certified in Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR techniques and be trained to handle all situations Some paramedics are trained to respond to what is called Mass Casualty Incidents MCI These emergencies occur whenever there is a tragic event such as the September 11 2001 attacks on the country and other emergencies like earthquakes mudslides or floods Paramedics can also be sent to emergency situations by citizens who call the 911 emergency phone number | 5C2
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I have to concede that there have been so many times where I felt that I have eaten and drunk far too much before retiring | 2B1
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Not much progress there | 1A2
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He utilized his journeys traveling on foot so as to add to his knowledge of the Earth s structure | 2B1
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Solution focused questions can be incorporated by practitioners of other approaches and it would obviously be helpful to any therapeutic endeavour to use for example future focused questions to elicit clients hopes and scale questions to examine the degree of progress they have made | 3B2
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The writer had also departed her blue eyes shining on someone else | 3B2
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Our dance partner is reality itself | 3B2
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Yesterday had exhausted her | 3B2
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However palaeotempestological research allows reconstruction of prehistoric hurricane activity trends on timescales of centuries to millennia | 5C2
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Nothing can be said about it | 3B2
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The homes of the Serbs exiled from Lika were given to Ustasha supporters in the neighboring Plitvice and Kordun districts | 0A1
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Then within an hour or two it was war | 3B2
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The first pair are the more distinctive | 0A1
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However I am happiest with the use of a Danstar brand Windsor yeast | 0A1
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Another kind of effect for the change in law may be to persuade some of the firms to shift strategies or to consolidate | 4C1
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Your call said Erika | 3B2
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Yet I remained on edge | 4C1
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The decision not to run again had actually been building for some time | 3B2
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From this all our guitars lutes and fiddles derive | 4C1
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But only one thing upset him that week | 1A2
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The interlobar sulci form lobes | 0A1
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Neither my parents nor the school is happy with me | 2B1
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Occasionally Id elicit a shrug of the head and a whinny which I suspected had I been able to understand equine wouldnt have been very polite | 0A1
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She put her feet in the bathtub | 2B1
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They parted briefly the pig standing firm with Max his pelt now slick with blood circling warily again looking for an opening | 4C1
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But the religious leaders had misinterpreted him | 1A2
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To save embarrassment to people still living I have given to the persons who play a part in this story names of my own contriving and I have in other ways taken pains to make sure that no one should recognise them The man I am writing about is not famous It may be that he never will be It may be that when his life at last comes to an end he will leave no more trace of his sojourn on earth than a stone thrown into a river leaves on the surface of the water Then my book if it is read at all will be read only for what intrinsic interest it may possess But it may be that the way of life that he has chosen for himself and the peculiar strength and sweetness of his character may have an evergrowing influence over his fellow men so that long after his death perhaps it may be realised that there lived in this age a very remarkable creature Then it will be quite clear of whom I write in this book and those who want to know at least a little about his early life may find in it something to their purpose I think my book within its acknowledged limitations will be a useful source of information to my friends biographers | 5C2
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Mercenary motives were a familiar theme of my mothers conversation and politicians my mother held in the deepest contempt of all If she thought of the House of Commons and I am not sure if her mind was capable of such an unprecedented leap of the imagination it was as a kind of opulent post office where plutocrats ripped open letters stuffed with five pound notes sent in by a credulous public | 5C2
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Five hundred pounds was the least he expected her to get for his three volumes | 3B2
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A little goes a long way and it must be smelled imaginatively and dosed carefully | 0A1
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You take me to this place | 0A1
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In fact priestly denominations have fallen into disrepute | 1A2
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This is something completely different muttered Geir looking around for something else to drink | 1A2
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On the fourth Ullrich was itching to attack but first dropped back to ask his team manager Walter Godefroot what he should do | 3B2
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When some boys couldnt take the strict regimentation anymore and the hunger that we lived through they ran away from the school and tried to go home | 0A1
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Would you make some more coffee | 1A2
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This represents a fundamental change from traditional practice and it will be accompanied by the need to respond to demands for public accountability Viewed positively this should provide an opportunity for all those involved in music education to demonstrate the high quality of music tuition available | 5C2
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Fold in the egg whites | 0A1
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To his astonishment Kurt found upon his arrival his old aunt working in the garden | 4C1
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I tell you what my father continued our conversation You can go on helping us out in holidays until you leave Oxford and then if you decide to leave us you can It will give you a bit of pocket money and be a real help to me | 5C2
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Here are your tickets he said | 2B1
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The need to contain lightning to keep it in place lest it spread contagiously is seen in the practice of separating people struck by lightning from the rest of the community | 4C1
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Both types strike by rapidly unfolding and swinging their raptorial claws at the prey and can inflict serious damage on victims significantly greater in size than themselves | 3B2
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The boxing establishment seems to have come down solidly against his comeback | 0A1
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Striped bass and bluefish have far less visible lateral lines | 4C1
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Hundreds of men were counting on him | 1A2
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The early importance of maritime connections along this coast is suggested by the shell middens of the major Portuguese river systems and the layers of shell detritus and fish bones in the cave sites of the Asturias and Cantabria | 4C1
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In those days of no diaries and no memoranda the retentive faculties must have been developed to phenomenal limits if we are to believe the sources | 0A1
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Barium bromide can be made by reacting barium carbonate with hydrobromic acid | 5C2
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As a result Pharmaceuticals increasingly crowd out other types of treatment especially in the network of services for poor and marginalized patients | 4C1
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Huang who was described in media coverage as an adventurer and a poet hoped that the resort would appeal to tourists from China and India keen to get away from their crowded city lives and experience solitude and wilderness | 4C1
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Female amphiumas lay their eggs in wet mud and then remain coiled around them for about five months until they hatch | 5C2
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I learned this on the back of a ginger tea box | 0A1
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Heat ghee and fry the paste for a few minutes | 2B1
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Mariannes husband Henry Parker had died several years before | 2B1
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Hepatitis C testing usually begins with blood tests that look for antibodies to the Hepatitis C virus using a technique called an enzyme immunoassay | 5C2
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Well choose to give it our best shot | 3B2
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The Khmer Rouge administered that very fate to Cambodian city dwellers | 2B1
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Donna could see all too clearly what had happened | 3B2
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And it could have been a home run Trevor said coolly | 3B2
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After much standing up and sitting down again Bonnet finally had to ask for scissors to cut off his tie | 1A2
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Roughly speaking the mind possesses three different processing speeds The first is faster than thought Some situations demand an unselfconscious instantaneous reaction When my motorbike skidded on a wet road in London some years ago my brain and my body immediately choreographed for me an intricate and effective set of movements that enabled me to keep my seat and it was only after the action was all over that my conscious mind and my emotions started to catch up Neither a concert pianist nor an Olympic fencer has time to figure out what to do next There is a kind of intelligence that works more rapidly than thinking This mode of fast physical intelligence could be called our wits The five senses were originally known as the five wits | 5C2
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Death rates are often lower in less developed countries because they have such young populations | 2B1
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Lyns voice two podiums away is already slightly urgent | 3B2
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I just couldnt handle it | 3B2
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These bits also attract insects | 2B1
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As soon as she had launched her first appeal for the YW Clementine lost no time in visiting as many of their clubs and hostels as possible | 4C1
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Shed like to think she was more clever and subtle in getting Ryders attention | 1A2
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Species in the Araceae are often rhizomatous or tuberous and are often found to contain calcium oxalate crystals or raphides | 5C2
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