This is the classic method using oatmeal rather that porridge oats and is my favourite because of its rough texture and lingering flavour. |
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And yet, turning in my trap, I saw her lingering before the door, very still, and as if meditating a flight up the miry road. |
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It's a bit of an art, because you have to ensure a silent evacuation and a quick disassociation from any lingering odours. |
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She leaned into him and Jack met her eager lips with a long, lingering kiss. |
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Still, the handmade quality of the welded assemblies may be the most lingering image. |
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The last of Mr Darcy's lingering doubts faded as he saw her cheeks flush in the pink tinge of a blush. |
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Moreover, Lord Goff specifically rejected the compassionate avoidance of lingering as a defence against mercy killing. |
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She pulled away from him, her hand lingering on the snow-white fabric of the dress mess jacket. |
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To prepare radishes for serving, wash them to remove any lingering dirt, and pinch or slice off the tops and any hairy roots. |
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The ham-handed coup triggered a leadership crisis and widespread protests, as well as lingering bitterness and distrust. |
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That poor wooden couple lingering around the doorways of the weather house are spinning around like maniacs. |
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This is all illustrated with long, lingering shots of gorgeous northern landscapes, reindeer stampeding across vast expanses of ice and tundra. |
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She wiped off any lingering raindrops on her face, toweling her hair and dress lightly, and placing her handbag next to her coat on the floor. |
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He let his eyes range freely up and down her body, lingering particularly on her legs. |
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This one had a good texture but there was a lingering chemical aftertaste to this mild cheese. |
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There's a lingering smell of lavender and nice homely touches such as flowers, china tea cups, a bowl of chocolates and whisky miniatures. |
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The girl changed her dress into a simple shift and checked the hall way for any lingering servants. |
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When he looked up, he saw a shimmering star lingering in the morning sky, just above the treetops. |
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We should welcome an opportunity to mitigate the misery of a lingering death of a person who longs to die. |
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Her heart ached as the coldness gripped her and tore the dress to pieces, only shreds of innocent cloth lingering between her forsaken fingers. |
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They were successfully kept under the thumb, insofar as any lingering attraction to foreign adventurism was concerned. |
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Between bearing children and enduring lingering sicknesses, Susanna was unable to do much to supplement his income. |
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The lingering feeling that I was being preached at by this ultracrepidarian will not fade so quickly. |
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Shannon spotted Mel lingering in the middle of the commons area, so she high-tailed it as fast as she could in her thick platforms. |
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These methods are less obvious than lingering over a tea break or chatting on the blower. |
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This predominantly Pinot Noir based sparkling wine has a creamy mousse with a lingering almond finish. |
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At the poolside barbeque you can catch the lingering aroma of chargrilled kebabs in the nippy winter air. |
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The floors were hardwood and uncarpeted, and there was an old, dusty smell lingering in the air that made me sneeze. |
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The lingering uncertainties, meanwhile, are putting off potential tenants from heading back to the area. |
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Puncturing or applying moxa to the corresponding points is especially effective in dealing with lingering disorders of the internal organs. |
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There is no lingering malice or unexpressed resentment lurking among the ulterior motives of this sign. |
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Moreover, the roulette wheel is gorgeous, and worth the lingering slo-mo shots lavished upon it. |
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Her pondering presumes a regal power, a lingering vestige of an era when sovereignty resided not in the people but in the monarch. |
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Add to that the lingering effects of injuries, and the defending Pacific champion looked sluggish and uninterested. |
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The romance scenes moved smartly, never lingering long enough to be physically painful. |
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He followed me up the stairs into the lit up kitchen where the smells from dinner were still lingering. |
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You can fry these a little in advance if you really do not want oily smells lingering. |
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We only get brief pulses of memories, like a flash bulb going off in your face, leaving the after-image lingering onscreen for a few seconds. |
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Then it happened, and our tepid prehistory was, quite literally, forgotten beyond a lingering embarrassment at my own callow unresponsiveness. |
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Served with dark soy sauce and tangy ginger and fresh chili and lime sauces, the dish leaves a lingering aftertaste on the tongue. |
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They lack real flavour, and any lingering aftertaste is probably wholly artificial. |
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There should be no lingering questions, let alone any whiff of impropriety. |
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If he could sneak past anyone lingering in the hallway, he'd be in the clear to read any file he liked. |
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Finally he blessed crowds and after a lingering wave reboarded the Papal helicopter to head for Edinburgh. |
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The question hung in unanswered silence, lingering like cigar smoke does in an unventilated room. |
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She shook out her hair and sat in the early sunlight awhile, letting its dry warmth soothe her lingering aches. |
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The brisk breeze carried a lingering odor of salt as it brushed against Isabella's face. |
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For instance, the Erewhonians' birth mythology accounts for unconscious memories lingering within a person. |
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During one impassioned speech we were given a lingering shot of one of the delegates in the audience fast asleep. |
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An air of depression is lingering at both clubs and for entirely different reasons. |
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Sunday was the day I had fun and laughed without any sort of trouble or lingering worry. |
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You might think that the only reason a Labor Party leader might want to visit Terrigal would be to exorcise some lingering political demons. |
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I think I had a lingering sense of ennui that wasn't helping me stay energized and positive about my job. |
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But even in these cases, there is sometimes a lingering sense of kinship with another America, the America of unrequited yearnings. |
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The Captain continuing to massage her tensed muscles and relaxation once again gave relief to the few lingering spasms. |
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Afternoons of such sweet enjoyableness are so rare with me that I tend to savor them, hold them lingering to myself, rather than share them. |
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The blatant bigotry of the monologue presumably dispels any lingering doubts that such responses by whites are acceptable. |
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He brings his peroration to a close at this point, the frogs lingering as an image of the sacred. |
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Although my father has achieved the American dream, I know he always has a lingering thought when he considers his good fortune. |
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Despite the lingering problem of reparative therapy, activists say the the group's move remains a real victory for gays in China. |
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Around it there is the lingering legacy of a relatively poor society in which it made sense to be grateful for small mercies. |
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It is an unpleasant irony that this lingering antagonism finds its focus in hunting rather than shooting. |
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Any lingering doubts were dispelled by their stunning live shows this year. |
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If he had any lingering doubts about putting last year's annus horribilis behind him, he surely buried them yesterday. |
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Anyway, apologies for the lengthiness of this reply, but the sense of nostalgia is lingering. |
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Hendry's Brighton triumph dispelled any lingering doubts that he could perform without the piece of wood with which he won seven world titles. |
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I took a long sip of coffee, swishing the warm liquid around my mouth, the taste of coffee beans lingering on my taste buds. |
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Based on a woody, mossy, floral accord, which can include leathery or fruity notes as well, chypre perfumes have a rich and lingering scent. |
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Interpreting the extreme similarity in anteaters and pangolins remains problematic due to lingering disagreement among phylogenetic hypotheses. |
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As the first half of the film fades out to blackness, so does the spectator's perception of lingering domestic comfort. |
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Only one booth remains filled, a party of lawyers lingering over their digestifs. |
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His kisses were lingering and affectionate, making my heart pound for a moment. |
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I couldn't root for the Giants there, but I was happy to see him shed his lingering reputation for postseason choking. |
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After that great feat, horse drawn transport was confined to a lingering death. |
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Glazed cabinets retain the airiness of open shelving, without the hassle of dusty, greasy dishes lingering on an open shelf. |
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Nothing but the stench of fear to show for his presence, a pungent lingering smell that slides down the back of your throat like tar. |
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The Beast had been busy arguing that it needed a good six months more to mount a proper, lingering defence. |
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The businessman only looked up when he felt a presence lingering in the doorway. |
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But for all the lingering on inky skies or globular dollops of snow outside a window pane, the story never meanders. |
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The evenings were spent lingering over fine wines and cognacs while gymnastic students modelled the latest in Brazilian swimwear. |
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The timbre and quality of its resonance had a lingering delicate quality, which communicated nuances of infinite variety. |
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With the simple word she nodded and kissed my forehead, lingering to delay the inevitable. |
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As the bouncy castle's palm tree began to deflate, the crowds returned to their offices with a faint whiff of mint lingering in the air. |
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He set his goblet on the table between them, fingers lingering to absently trace the gilding. |
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But to spend time in Craig's company is to have any lingering preconceptions about him swiftly dispelled. |
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The letter's description was found to be true with the foul smell still lingering in the surrounding air. |
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Here may be a way to put all those lingering doubts to rest and see for yourself the efficacy of alternative therapies. |
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As a precaution against the disease lingering, quick lime was poured into the graves. |
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I hope you wrote it more out of desire than out of any lingering sense of obligation. |
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And yet there is a lingering sense that each avoids the critical questions. |
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What could be a better barometer of the spiritual health of a community than a fond desire for a lingering horrible death? |
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Propping up his head on his hand, he gazed about in the room, the fumes of markers and paint lingering from the previous class. |
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I couldn't fancy anyone who saw lingering in a market as a waste of time, who viewed food as a source of fuel or status. |
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She slips in, glances around the room, gaze lingering on my bed and the pile of pillows concealed by the covers. |
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The lingering finish allows you to linger over the flavors of the brandy and natural vanilla. |
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Harris cleverly creates lingering interest in the product even after the pitchmen have motored on to another city. |
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Since then, he has grown more liberated, fighting lingering feelings of guilt and fear. |
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Of course you always have doubts but in this particular case I have no lingering doubt. |
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With the latest album, Dear Catastrophe Waitress, any lingering wisps of feyness are only there for fun. |
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Any lingering sense of contradiction or pessimism should be dispelled by going back to the text. |
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For me, it is the fact that I did little or nothing that stings and leaves a lingering sense of pain and sadness the most. |
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He gave me a slow, lingering kiss, then untangled his arms and legs from mine. |
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Any lingering hopes West had were extinguished virtually from the restart when Thomson slotted another penalty to effectively kill the game. |
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A healthy supply of arak, the strong local spirit, soon banishes any lingering shyness. |
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And we know he goes to Mass, frequently and hopelessly, lingering afterwards for an angry, ongoing dialogue with his patient priest. |
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Remember that if you smoke in your home or have pets, you may not be able to smell a lingering aroma but your buyer can. |
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Even when divers aren't feeding in the tanks, they will always have Pigfish lingering close by, ready to snap up anything that looks like food. |
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The lingering stereotype of a union member may still be the burly Teamster or longshoreman. |
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What eases the pain of his lingering departure was that it was smooth and painless. |
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While quality is my priority, quantity is always lurking close behind, lingering like an embarrassed little brother. |
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He beckoned to a hesitant pageboy, who had been lingering just outside of the room with the wine that Denwold had called for earlier. |
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The finest of art is comparable to lyrics that haunt the inner mind, lingering on the ear. |
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I can't dredge up any lingering childhood excitement or enthusiasm for Christmas. |
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Perhaps their apprehension comes from a lingering inferiority complex which has not yet matured beyond its second-class status. |
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Would I go slowly mad, develop dementia and suffer a painful, lingering death? |
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As for the juice, its health benefits may keep some customers chugging it, but it has a lingering, biting, tannic aftertaste. |
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Brigg's voice began to crack with emotions, mixed feelings of lingering sorrow and overwhelming anger and confusion. |
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The pages were dry and wan, the classic sign of a cheaply made book, and it was rough on the hands, a cheesy smell still lingering some years on. |
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One other lingering question from last night's documentary is how did he become so thin? |
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Up above them in the ether the jets trails of the morning flights could be seen lingering. |
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Harry handed him his wand back, only lingering a little as the buzz passed through them. |
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Wall Street may project a lingering image of wood paneling and polished brass, but no industry is more technologically driven. |
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He has rightly suggested Ascot, who would welcome the move as they hold a lingering suspicion that interest is waning in steeplechasing. |
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It's a safe bet that any lingering Lord of the Rings fans will find their patience severely tested by Emile. |
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A long, lingering snow patch gave a superb standing glissade back down to the col before the last scramble up to An Caisteal, the castle. |
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Without lingering on the box too much, it was nice to see that all the packing inside is folded cardboard. |
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It's a daily struggle for not only physical survival, but mental endurance and a lingering hope that their story will be heard. |
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He was always certain that when he met the right woman there would be no lingering doubts or questions. |
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In this city, lingering fear takes the form of a roiling, oily fog that covers victim, attacker, and crime. |
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The trooper, still harassingly close behind, was also lingering and not turning on his lights. |
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One lingering shot of his unbelievably expressive face is enough. |
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But the bassist brushes off the lingering perception that the group released its best work decades ago. |
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But Bushnell had a lingering curiosity about the earliest stages of that impulse, which she sees as taking root 15 years prior. |
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The lingering effects of the email scandal may be felt far outside dalton alone. |
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Yet Avakov does not appear worried about lingering support for the deposed leader. |
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The ubiquitous face as well as the proscenium are the lingering elements that integrate with still life, largely reinventing this concept with different perception. |
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Though popular with the German populace, his tenure had yet to assume an air of permanence, the idea lingering that one slip and he might become yesterday's man. |
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Alex donned the simple silver ring on her fourth finger, and she glanced at it now, the hint of a smile lingering on her face as she reminisced on the past memories. |
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Talk about wanting to annihilate opponents never wins friends and making insulting gestures at beaten teams will soon remove any lingering goodwill that the team enjoy. |
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The others followed more slowly, with Jack lingering for a last look at the leonine face so far below, until Micki prodded him in the back to speed him up. |
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Orphaned leverets may be left to die a lingering death from starvation. |
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In the midst of that fierce winter, Anna fell ill, developing a nasty, lingering cough. |
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Kids who have never been in an art museum before are riveted by the experience, lingering far longer than adults as they puzzle out the meanings of a single work. |
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Abby and Emily were lingering around my hallway, obviously waiting for me. |
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I looked down between my boots, the smile still lingering on my lips. |
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Call the French snooty, or just demanding, for their attention to good food, good wine, good atmosphere in their restaurants, for lingering over their meals. |
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It is a wonderful production that knows how to take its time, lingering over the ship board details rather than striving for nonstop action like most Hollywood blockbusters. |
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Saturday morning is spent lingering over a massive three course breakfast. |
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Perhaps you know the pub which does the most incredible Sunday lunches and whose staff won't mind if you spend all afternoon lingering over a roast and the papers. |
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Unlike the cigarette smoker, who draws needily upon the commercially packaged weed, the pipe man takes things slowly, lingering over the rituals of cleaning, filling, tamping. |
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The scent lingering in the hallway was less than comforting. |
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I just wasn't ready for the intervening years, and the lingering death of the idea of the single, as the industry and the media held on for as long as they could. |
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There was no lingering sense of familiarity that made most Americans give him a second glance, even with his died hair and previously colored contacts. |
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The style chosen also allows a lingering air of doubt as to where we are and when it is taking place, something left unexplained and unresolved until the close. |
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Better he should have a quick separation than an ugly lingering death. |
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He bent his head to give her a lingering kiss and then he was gone. |
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But both Delhi and Washington have much to do to allay lingering doubts. |
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Tiny diagrammatic shapes seemed to float in the darkness when I closed my eyes, and my ears sensed the lingering reverberation of a guitar in the distance. |
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The cheer that resonates around arenas as races are won and world records are broken is always accompanied by the lingering doubt that the feats are enhanced by drugs. |
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Of course, the second series does have a few lingering clouds of doubt. |
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It was a beautiful evening on the Caribbean island of Puerto Rico in February 2003 and the aromatic smell of a barbecue was still lingering in the warm night air. |
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A baying mob of 200 fans mercilessly called for Van de Velde to quit immediately after this third defeat in a row which ended the Wolves' lingering top five hopes. |
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There are long, lingering closing down sales at the two rental shops nearest to my flat, and the local Blockbuster is emptier every time I go there. |
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The return of the rejuvenated opening bowlers quickly put paid to any lingering hopes the Cambridge side had of saving the game, removing two further batsmen. |
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If you're one of those souls who is blessed with gym discipline or a YMCA membership, then you know how satisfying the lingering burn of energized muscles can be. |
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The lingering financial crisis, the sequester, and ill-timed austerity are tamping down jobs growth. |
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But most are not lingering in the foster care system because of a shortage of infertile people who want to be parents. |
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Difficulty making decisions, short and long term memory loss, insomnia, lingering fatigue, or an inability to control emotions. |
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She might also have medalled on the uneven bars, her favourite event, but because of her lingering wrist injury she had to take out some of her best skills. |
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So why is that such a lingering stereotype in the way pop culture represents Hollywood? |
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The loveliness was made all the more unlikely by the lingering smell of smoke. |
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It was well worth venturing out in spite of my lingering sickliness. |
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Social welfare is also affected by the unresolved problem of unemployment due to the lingering economic crisis, which has yet to be fully worked out. |
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A spiced array of cherry and plum aromas come together in a lighter than expected palate that still holds their smooth fruit flavours to a lingering finish. |
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Sleep was impossible, so his thoughts circled and paced, lingering on the memory of an encounter he wished to forget. |
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Earning our trust with his neutral, unsensational tone, the author fills in the blanks without lingering over less flattering details in a lip-smacking manner. |
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We'll take just our day packs up these ridges during our seven-day circuit of the mountain, when lingering snowfields add drama, and wildflowers are at their most sublime. |
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The 46-year-old, who has long lived in relative quiet, sat down with a journalist in a drab motel room to try to dispel his lingering public image as a hatemonger. |
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With its lingering aromas of peach, apricot and delicate floral notes, Viognier seemed primed to lead the revolution against overbearing Chardonnays. |
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The tea tastes a little bitter with some lingering sweet aftertaste. |
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Soon the lingering sent of burning coal permeated the clammy air. |
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Ripe, floral peachy aromas with distant soft buttery scents offers up lemon tinged almond flavours that roll on to a lingering mineral edge on the finish. |
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But it's also no surprise that he reserves the most lingering, even idolatrous close-ups for himself, engorging the frame with his handsome visage. |
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It all looks rather William Morris-ish, as if there ought to be a lady in a brocade dress, weighted down by her hair, pensively lingering among the blossom. |
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She could still feel the lingering warmth of his lips on hers, and if she closed her eyes she fancied that she could even feel his presence close by her. |
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I suppose my own lingering belief in some fidelity to the subject at hand as a mandate for teachers has always caused me to worry about overpersonalizing what I teach. |
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I intend today's post to answer several lingering questions about what happened yesterday when I lost my job and about events that led up to the final pink slip. |
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It is not the sort of place for a long lingering meal, but is rather the place to go when you are down at the beach and just feel like some fish and chips. |
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They speculated that the nuclei of the ice ball could have been lingering jet contrails that then descended through a nearly saturated atmosphere. |
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Here, against the lingering light of a winter afternoon, I have often watched, fascinated, as the darkly silhouetted harriers glide in just above the reeds. |
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The U.S. premiere revealed a company with an expansive, athletic, yet centered style of movement that eradicates any lingering notion of English effeteness. |
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He does not generally harbour grievances or grudges and it is rare for him to finish a regatta with lingering feelings of resentment towards a rival competitor. |
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Nowadays an infusion of coriander is recommended for relieving flatulence, bloating and griping pains, as well as for suppressing the lingering smell of garlic. |
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Such words dispelled any doubts, despair or lingering suspicions. |
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This distinction should not simply be pushed aside without an attempt to diagnose and exorcize some of the lingering cultural stereotypes within it. |
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But there were also lingering conflicts in Croatia, notably in Eastern Slavonia, adjacent to Serbia. |
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Oh, and did I mention that they also had time to take a lingering shufty at the contents? |
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His bromance with Tony Pulis is built on deep mutual respect and long lingering hugs. |
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But this was a sadly lingering process, since there must be as many screwings and unscrewings as there are copies to be printed. |
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During his absence the queen fell ill, and after lingering for some time she died. |
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There is recitativelike declamation, lingering melodiousness and rushes of busy passagework. |
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The 1997 Asian Financial Crisis affected the economy, resulting in a lingering decline of the value of the peso and falls in the stock market. |
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This may have represented the political assertion of lingering British culture in the region. |
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It's written by Barbara Machin who gave us Waking The Dead although this is much gorier, with lingering shots of the dismembered body. |
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But the CLA is a car you lock with the plipper, walk away from then turn back for one last lingering look. |
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Since here and there one found the lingering trace Of caresome hands in the neglected place. |
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There's a plushness to the soft summer fruits which have structure and weight with crisp acidity and a raspberry note lingering on the finish. |
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Of course, one of the lingering questions is which Simpsons will be shown? |
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Was there lingering resentment over you choosing your wife over Lauryn? |
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As the wine moves to the lingering finish that stone fruit note returns adding body and weight without the need for time in oak. |
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I hate bananas as much as I hate biro in library books or the lingering smell of fried fish but I hate being nannied even more. |
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It's T-minus 168 hours, give or take a time zone, before the Autumn Games begin as spring arrives to a lingering winter-struck Sydney, Australia. |
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The causes of the war, the reasons for its outcome, and even the name of the war itself are subjects of lingering contention today. |
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He must resolve lingering cultural friction between traders and Goldman's client-oriented investment bankers. |
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But a minute later Charlton went in front when Robinson was lingering unmarked to fire inside the left hand post. |
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Real images from the past, the lingering aroma of the caravanserais in villages that lay by its side. |
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It would be several more years before the Pacific Coast of North America was mapped, dispelling lingering doubts. |
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Before going to Iberia, Napoleon decided to address several lingering issues with the Russians. |
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But one of the lingering arguments will be whether light-middleweight Minter was robbed by wretched judging and curious refereeing. |
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The hops are very forward, lingering on the tongue, yet still some maltiness and a nice balance. |
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It smells of a tray of grocer-fresh oranges and home-made marmalade with the sweet lusciousness of oranges and lingering spice to taste. |
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A heart of magnetic musk accord and lingering notes of cistus labdanum linger on the skin for an utterly intoxicating finish. |
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However, a range of tough shore species were seen to survive exposure to bulk oil and lingering residues. |
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He is not lingering in illness, or crippled, or handicapped. |
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End it with Zabaglione, a fitting dessert that will leave a delicious lingering flavour long after the meal. |
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There is an agony of suffering in that lingering doubt which haunts the human soul in the beginnings of disbelief. |
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The girl with the auburn hair was lingering, too. Her name was Susan. She was talking with the blonde who had utzed her to talk to Vonnegut. |
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Looking into his eyes, you seemed to see there the yet lingering images of those thousand-fold perils he had calmly confronted through life. |
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I finally abandoned any lingering illusions I had had that Ministry work was a soft touch. |
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The lingering securocrat mindset means that the internet is provided and controlled solely by the state-owned Ethiopian Telecommunication Corporation. |
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On 5 August 1976, Clapton provoked an uproar and lingering controversy when he spoke out against increasing immigration during a concert in Birmingham. |
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The division of territorial waters as between Northern Ireland and the Irish Free State was to be a lingering matter of controversy for a number of years. |
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But, perhaps, a lingering hint of the Lupercalian could be reintroduced. |
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Like other birds that feed on beaches, Sanderlings are threatened by contaminated prey or reduced prey abundance, lingering oil, disturbance and reduced habitat quality. |
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Although protected since 1972, Indian wolves are classed as endangered, with many populations lingering in low numbers or living in areas increasingly used by humans. |
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It was cut short when Bassus died slowly of a lingering disease, with such spirit and objectivity that Seneca remarked that Bassus seemed to treat it as someone else's dying. |
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To overcome that lingering legacy, the younger Bush was all but compelled to become almost hyperauthentic in his Texan identity, and it was a role he took to with much gusto. |
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Practiced on an international scale, eugenocide will do much to prevent lingering, tortuous death by starvation, occasioned so often by overbrowse in underdeveloped nations. |
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The big opening theme goes by lickety-split, and then when the second subject arrives the pianist practically stops the performance with his lingering tempo reductions. |
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Football is a game of tumult and glory, of small disappointments and lingering dreams, and Mata has played long enough at the highest level to appreciate these truths. |
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Noteworthy are characteristics lingering from Bronze Age, such as low tumuli containing small stone chests and pottery of equal height having a conical neck and body. |
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While to this day there's a lingering impression of poshness, one of the show's defining contradictions is that its founding principle is entirely egalitarian. |
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Average temperatures and temperature ranges increase further inland from the cold Atlantic waters, while the lingering coastal fogs slowly diminish. |
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Of all the splashy stories of the Galleon Group insider trading case, the role of wiretaps has the most lingering significance for in-house counsel. |
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Most often consisting of a budset pluck, a frost tea has the clarity and freshness of a white tea, with the richness and lingering finish of a finely crafted black tea. |
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The bloodbath destroyed any lingering hope of Scandinavian union. |
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Acculturation proceeded from the top down, with the upper classes adopting Roman culture first and the old ways lingering for the longest among peasants in outlying districts. |
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Southern California residents flocked to beaches and swimming pools Tuesday and cranked up the air conditioning as they sought relief from the lingering heat wave. |
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Research from Botswana also points to lingering acceptability issues in the country, which in 2009 committed to medically circumcising 100 000 men each year. |
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The lingering question, however, is how and whether a commitment to McCormackian actualism is truly indispensible for discerning the coherence of Barth's later Christology. |
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