He stopped speaking of revenge and focused instead on issues affecting the small circle of voters in his constituency. |
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Now, speaking of your first mission, would you like to brief me on the exact details? |
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Well, speaking of a pause, time for us to take another pause, Dan Rather with Jay Leno, pinch-hitting tonight for Larry King. |
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So, speaking of Jeff, I take it this means I can tell him he's free to get married now you've found someone else? |
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There is, for instance, a coarseness in the earl, who delights in speaking of his adultery. |
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And speaking of beanbag, out in the parking lot, a favorite activity of the tailgating fans, for some reason, was playing beanbag. |
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We, however, are now speaking of things in their issuing from the universal source of being. |
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The main theme rounded out, speaking of loss, reminding of might-have-beens. |
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And speaking of the bathroom, I buy the econo-pak of triple size toilet paper rolls and they're gone in two weeks. |
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His stuff is similar to that of Kerry Wood, the player whom I am speaking of above. |
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Henry was speaking of what he knew as wild, and apparently it was still there. |
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Although he hadn't exactly changed the subject, I knew we were no longer speaking of my vendetta and my family. |
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And speaking of space, there is also the option of commercial-grade restaurant sinks that can be more than six feet long including drainboards. |
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And speaking of the score, the Mondo films have some of the most beautiful, suggestive, and lush accompaniment ever produced. |
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And speaking of mud, the festival mercifully escaped the rain that was lashing York. |
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At once he keys us into his position by speaking of language as an instrument that we, its masters, can choose to play in whatever way we wish. |
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By speaking of the new wine and new wineskins, Jesus was pointing to the newness of the divine life that he had come to give his people. |
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He told me all about your lovely black curls and blue eyes, speaking of you as though you were an angel. |
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The Mouseman, as he was known, adopted the mouse motif after overhearing a craftsman speaking of being as poor as a church mouse. |
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I capitalize the word because Miller, in speaking of Jane Austen, does so, calling her the epitome of Style or Austen Style or Absolute Style. |
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The Gospels record Jesus speaking of Scripture as being completed and one unit. |
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And speaking of highly recommended, HBO is nearly half way through rerunning the first season of Deadwood, the best western drama ever televised. |
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When we speak of an angel, we are speaking of an entity that exists purely on a spiritual plane. |
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And we understood that something very funny happened one time apropos of what you are speaking of. |
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In the UK, when speaking of footware, pumps are casual shoes, such as canvas deck shoes or tennis shoes. |
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Rounds, loops, and crescents, she recalled Elgeran speaking of them once or twice. |
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And speaking of cutesy, it feels impossible to resist calling it the I'm Okay, I'm Okay of modern times. |
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Today's poem is a verse from Byron's Childe Harold, speaking of pathless places. |
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And speaking of notes, an anonymous hand-scrawled poem mysteriously appeared on a communal writing tablet in the bathroom that night. |
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And speaking of voodoo and santeria, it'll be a good idea to also cover the drumming used. |
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And speaking of shopping, many stores will be giving out discount certificates for holiday shopping on most cookware throughout their stores. |
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Three married aunts had left home, so there were only five maiden aunts at Loynton at the time we were speaking of. |
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James is speaking of those who are for one reason or another incapable of religious conversion. |
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And speaking of protection, we recommend purchasing uninterruptible power supplies for each server with software that communicates with the server. |
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Now speaking of tone languages and just absolute pitch, it involves relative pitch and noticing intonation contours and all sorts of other complicated things too. |
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Or, speaking of Steiner, would Gone with the Wind be reduced in epic scope or refined in aesthetic taste were it scored with the zithers of The Third Man? |
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And speaking of being more male than most men, this is not a gendered issue. |
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On the other hand, the Sabellian heresy loses a proper conception of distinction among the persons by speaking of God as singular, alone, solitary, and the like. |
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That accumulation of identities is already a sine qua non when speaking of Hispanics, like Zimmerman. |
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In speaking of Hume as a determinist, we must, however, bear in mind that this does not in his case carry any pledge of allegiance to a reign of necessity in nature. |
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The powers I'm speaking of are an advanced form of telekinesis. |
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One is, of course, inevitably up against the problem of translation when speaking of names. |
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I'm speaking of Kelly's movie personality, as semaphored by his body language, and perhaps as filtered not by the age that he emerged from but by the one that followed him. |
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So speaking of guitars, which one are you bringing to try-outs? |
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She wept bitterly when speaking of her crime, but not self-pityingly. |
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And speaking of invisibles planes, where's Wonder Woman's invisible plane? |
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And speaking of images, we're not done with customizing this client. |
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When one departs from the deeds of a specific group into speaking of the vices of a whole race or a people, one is descending to demonization and engaging in pure propaganda. |
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She plays her ocarina and sits in the forest speaking of peace. |
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So when Zhu appeared on Japanese TV recently, with a hangdog look, speaking of his difficulties, questions surfaced as to whether the reform czar was in trouble again. |
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This was where I wanted to go explore, hydrologically speaking of course. |
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Of course I am not speaking of contracts induced by fraud, duress, or undue influence, or impeachable on any other recognized ground of invalidity. |
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Laurel called to them, speaking of their snooty old riding instructor at the equestrian academy the girls had attended together most of their lives. |
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And speaking of expense, the cost of using email is skyrocketing. |
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By publicly speaking of sexuality, Durcan not only criticizes the viewer's sanctimoniousness but also hybridizes the private and the public. |
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A long letter exists, written from the Tower by Fisher to Thomas Cromwell, speaking of the severity of his conditions of imprisonment. |
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And speaking of orgasms, I've found that there is something to all the yogasm hullabaloo that popped up in the media last year. |
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When speaking of the Chinese individually we should undoubtedly say a Chinese or a Chineseman. |
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Thus, francophonie, or the speaking of French, must not be confused with French citizenship or ethnicity. |
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The word Speech in The King's Speech means the speaking of George VI, the stammerer who did not want to become king. |
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When speaking of language as a general concept, definitions can be used which stress different aspects of the phenomenon. |
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BushWas George Bush speaking of some truly shattering event in American affairs? |
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I'm speaking of the implicit, almost unconscious, or preconscious assumptions and ideals upon which whole nations and races act and live. |
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The British tabloid The Sun posted a video of a woman, alleged to be Winehouse, apparently smoking crack cocaine and speaking of having taken ecstasy and valium. |
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And speaking of 400 hours, it also turns out that is the amount of time that we save in a lifetime when we converted to the touch tone phone from the rotary phone. |
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The ancient question concerning what anyone might actually be speaking of when designating an object or deed as 'good' is the centrolineal inquiry of the text. |
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Oh, speaking of Lauries and books, someone here needs to read 'Say Goodbye.' I believe it's by Lewis Shiner, and it's like a Hanfic without the Han. |
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The conditional mood is used for speaking of an event whose realization is dependent upon another condition, particularly, but not exclusively, in conditional sentences. |
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I am not speaking of the ego-dystonic obsessionalism that one finds in obsessive-compulsive disorder, but the ego-syntonic obsessional traits of the bureaucrat. |
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Irrealis verb forms are used when speaking of an event which has not happened, is not likely to happen, or is otherwise far removed from the real course of events. |
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Dr. C. W. Hodoe presides at the weekly speaking of the Junior and Middle Classes, each member of which is, in his turn, expected to deliver original discourses, memoriter. |
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