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There was a definite odour of polish though for the life of her Kara couldn’t see why, it certainly hadn’t been applied to the staircase
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Her red nail polish was the same colour as
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That would also give you a chance to clear the contents with whoever and to polish it generally, Sarah
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He decided to polish all of the brass keyholes on the classroom doors with a new
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of the glass and hardened with nail polish
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Fizzicist carried in a can of his own polish for the parquet floor
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You’ve more faces than town hall clock Arnold Wright and if you say another word I will stick my boot so far up your arse you will be able to give it a spit polish
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“Sorry Sir it could be us you see here water is in very short supply and the usual spit and polish and ablutions go out the window
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It would always be the smell of cabbage mixed with floor polish for him
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very muted pair of peaks on the Polish church at the far end of Devonia Road, the one with an
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steeple, but the lines of tall trees on either side of it, close to the tunnel mouth, were clearly visible beyond the Polish church
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It was also used as an ingredient of margarine, shoe polish, and soap
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I was in the region of the polish town of Plock,
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“Fifty years old, Polish
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! With a lick of dark brown polish he would soon fix that! And they were already 'broken-in'
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Very unfortunate application of Communist theory in action, thus: The massacre of 15,000 Polish Officers in the spring of 1940, who had already surrendered to the advancing Soviet army
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I showed him how the Thunderbird would polish his image
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The Dutch were pushing on, saying sorry in Dutch which was understood as German and they were then met with some of the choicest insults that only Austrian, Polish and German Jews could give each other in a synagogue
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One was that it should never be polished, as the polish would remove the anti-corrosion protection thus causing to box to rust for those lucky enough to be stationed at the coast
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I don’t know if that was true but we were indeed ordered not to polish it, but by time a few cadets already had theirs shining like a mirror and earned the sergeants wrath for being “commies and f longhaired liberals who is trying to improperly influence him, Sergeant van der Merwe by the grace of General Coetzee blah blah blah
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It was called a general amnesty, by which the Polish government in exile in England, led by General Władysław Sikorski reached an agreement with Stalin
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The agreement read that any Polish citizen, who is in Russia, will be permitted to travel anywhere in Russia and settle in any small town but not close to the border
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I informed the Polish military headquarters that I was taking my family to Uzbekistan and received my travel documents
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In April 1943, another wave of rumors began circulating over the German radio that in the Katyn forest the Russians murdered over twenty thousand Polish officers and soldiers
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It was just about the time when the Polish army was being organized by Generals Anders and Sikorski, and according to them, a long list of personnel who were to have joined the organization had suddenly “disappeared
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Polish units were being organized, however not under a common leadership or in coordination with any Russian leadership
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England has also joined the war effort against those criminals and our Polish brothers who are in our country are fighting side by side with us against the occupiers of their land
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I established a Polish theatre for our unit in Namangan, which performed once a week
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I taught Nechama some Polish songs, which she quickly learned and pronounced the words with the correct accent
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When she began to sing the Polish national hymn Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła, póki my żyjemy,13 hundreds of soldiers and officers clenched their right fist on their hearts, stood to attention and joined in the song
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The theatre remained in existence until I left Uzbekistan with the other Polish soldiers and officers
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That was when Russia attacked Germany and merged the Polish units into its own army
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We met from time to time, although he spent more time with some new Polish friends that he had met
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The Russians repelled the German attacks and advanced towards the Polish borders
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Our Polish brigade was extremely well organized, as the officers and men were true patriots who wanted to enter into battle with the Germans in an attempt to save their country
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The Polish brigade, with its high percentage of Jewish soldiers, volunteered for all kinds of missions
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The soldiers sang the Polish national hymn and other war songs, as morale was at its height
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The driver was sitting next to an officer and listening to one of the Polish residents who was talking very excitedly
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I stood there with the Polish officer, looking but not believing
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The Polish soldiers advanced together with the Russian forces
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As a captain in the Polish army, my uniform consisted of high black boots that reached to my knees and a hat with the emblem of the division on its front
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Now the Germans had fled, leaving the earth scorched and soaked with blood, Jewish blood mixed with Polish blood, six million Poles; half of them Jews
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They did not know my ethnic origin when I approached them, because I was wearing a Polish officer’s uniform
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Many soldiers and some Polish civilians were loitering around and were there primarily to loot
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The city was relatively undamaged, and there were entire sections of the city that were being inhabited by Polish peasants from the surrounding villages
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An elderly Polish lady was standing in the hallway
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The nurses were mainly Polish, who volunteered their services
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They spoke Polish to us but amongst themselves, they spoke in Hebrew
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It was a building with small apartments on a narrow street in the Praga district, populated mainly by Polish Christians
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The German Polish doctor, who lived alone, gave Izio a place to sleep
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When Hitler's troops attacked Polish and other civilians early in the war, Roosevelt said:
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He lied and told them that he had borrowed the money from his boss, the German Polish doctor
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Izio found a way to join up with a group of Polish partisans, who were active in the forest
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He befriended a particular Polish partisan who became very loyal to him and whom he trusted completely
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When the Russians began to advance on Warsaw in July 1944, the Polish uprising against the Germans began
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Izio (Mietek) fought along with the Polish partisans
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This was because in the popular Army, “Armia Krajowa” (AK), which was the dominant Polish resistance movement during the Second World War in German-occupied Poland, the majority of the officers were Jewish, and that did not sit well with the Polish
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The Polish had hoped that the Germans would do the work for them and free them from the world of Jews who had been living among them for the last thousand years
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There were many Jews who lived in rural areas and hired Polish workers to work in their fields and harvest their crops
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They gathered approximately one thousand Jews, forced them into a granary that belonged to a Polish farmer and burned all of them alive, women, children and babies and then divided amongst themselves the Jewish homes
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Suddenly, from behind, I heard the sounds of half-drunken Polish soldiers who were just leaving a pub
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I noticed a wagon full of Polish military personnel, apparently traveling in the direction that I was
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In the compartment next to ours there was a group of noisy, rowdy Polish officers all traveling in the same direction I was
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There were even those who helped the Germans hunt down Jews out of the hatred that existed between Polish Catholics and the Jews
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The older was an artist, painter and sculptor, and the younger one, with whom she fell in love, could hardly speak a word of Polish
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She continued to polish the windshield
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It is difficult for me to communicate with the people here, since very few speak Polish or Russian, and they tell me, “Speak Hebrew
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Want to hear something funny? All the people here speak Polish
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All my Polish pride was fading and I slowly began to think differently
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I had a Polish lover who at any moment could whisper into my ear, “you lousy Jew,” and that would be the end of our relationship
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All my life, since the day I was born, I was raised to be a Polish patriot, to be a proud Pole and religion was not important to us
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The Polish people have really disappointed us immensely
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Until his death, he liked to read Polish literature and watch Polish television via satellite
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In 2000, at the age of eighty-eight, he met on Mount Olives in Jerusalem with Polish President Kwasniewski, who had come to Israel to commemorate the memory of those who had fallen in WWII in their fight against the Nazis
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The property of Moshe Wolowelski, estimated in the tens of millions of Euros, was nationalized in 1956 by the communist Polish government and all attempts to get it back were unsuccessful
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Proving that bigots do not have the best grasp of other cultures, they also imprisoned many people they mistook for Germans and Austro-Hungarians: Greeks, Dutch, French, Belgians, Ukrainians, Polish, Serbs, and Italians
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I obeyed and found myself wrapped in a fluffy white robe and hustled over to the dressing table chair, where she trimmed and shaped my short nails and covered them with a pale, glossy pink polish
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There were a couple of British Secret Service guys; easily identified by the bulge of the weapons in their pants; a Polish count, two French hens, Bernie, Smith-Barry, and about thirty-five other folks who came and went at various times
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In my view, it put the final polish on what he did
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Remarkably, he was pale, with red hair and freckles, a half Polish kid who had grown up in Spanish Harlem and whose Spanish was fluent and without a typical gringo accent
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In some way this put the final polish on what had been, from the onset; a pretty bad scene
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Colling smiled and quoted a Polish verse, “‘Eyes blue as the sky above the steppes, hair like the golden grain that reaches to touch it
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Startled, Elizabeth looked at him, “You speak Polish, too?” And then in Polish, “Was that from your father and grandmother too?”
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When Elizabeth told Brumerson that Colling was fluent in Polish, the Major expressed his pleasure, and asked Elizabeth to show Colling where and how to interview the day’s schedule of DP’s
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Elizabeth gave Colling a sheet of paper filled with numbered questions in Polish
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She reminded him to record the answers in both Polish and English
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He found his facility with the Polish language increasing as the day went by
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He had not conversed in Polish since his last visit to his uncle’s farm, months before, and he had to ask the first man whom he interviewed, who claimed to be a farm worker from some village in the western part of the country, to repeat his answers more than once
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She graduated with the class of 1943, receiving a bachelor’s degree in European literature, with dual minors in Polish and German
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She was assigned to the 61st Division, and when it was discovered she could speak Polish, she was tapped for additional duty as an interpreter for AMGOT
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Following their initial exchange of information about themselves, their conversations in the jeep and at lunch moved on to joking about the camp’s food, the foibles of their fellow Americans, and the sometimes-humorous answers provided by the Polish DP’s
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Colling was not asked to interview any more Germans in the weeks that followed, but continued to work with the Polish inmates
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You speak Polish, and they say things are pretty dangerous over there
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She touched his arm, smiling at him, “My parents know some people who are connected with the Polish exile government
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Colling was aware that the Polish communists, with strong support from the Russian occupation forces, were engaged in a bitter contest with other factions, including the government-in-exile that had recently returned from its wartime seat in London, for control of Poland
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She was to proceed to Warsaw and determine what relief supplies might be furnished by the American Red Cross in Germany to meet Polish needs
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Moving at this slow pace, they did not reach the Polish border until well past noon
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When they entered Colling’s and Elizabeth’s compartment, and were greeted by the couple wearing American uniforms and speaking fluent Polish, the Poles’ reaction was enthusiastic
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The Poles laughed and circulated the bottle among themselves, and Colling was asked what he thought of Polish vodka
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Not only was there constant jolting, swaying and vibrating, with an associated clamor, but in many places there was only a single set of rails, so that they were literally side-tracked for hours at a time, to permit those in charge of the Polish railway, for reasons of their own, to hold the main line open
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The marble was carved in sensuous designs, the grillwork was well polished
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At the far end of the room, across an acre of highly polished oak, there was a
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To finish the demonic effect, a stuffed raven mounted on a piece of polished mahogany was nailed to the rear parcel shelf
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They've got course lists chiseled on polished stone tablets in the upper plaza
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The sun is shining in through one of the portholes and glinting on the polished wood, stretching as I go, I pad barefooted across the floor to look out at the day
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on the hard, polished surfaces
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From her walls hung decorative plates scattered at random around the panelled and polished saloon
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What is devitalized food and why are the Yogis so against it? Dead and devitalized foods include everything that has been preserved, bottled, bleached, refined, canned, pickled, or polished
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When I say avoid eating white flour products, white sugar products, and polished rice you will ask why
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They were not the wooden barrels with bung taps that he knew from the parts of Alan's universe he had seen lately, they were plumbed fittings behind a polished bar with fine woodwork around it and glowing symbols on the tap handles, more like the place where he used to play the Herndon Cherub for her
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Tarak watched Rayne’s movements as she polished the sword
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They weren’t bloody from battle but were young and fit with stylish kilts, polished figure-eight shields with artwork on them, plumed half-helmets of heavy tapestry and sheathed rapiers with ornate hilts at their belts
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Cut stone was polished, ceramic oil lamps lit the inner reaches, but many rooms were lit with light wells
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highly polished hardwood floor
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Koruki turned out to be the woman Ava had called ‘Mother Superior’ and she was staying in some very nice rooms with the ubiquitous built-in wall benches, here in polished and carved wood
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There was only one mirror on the floor, and it was a piece of polished bronze with a handle and lavish decoration
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A rank of men with polished bronze axes completed the honor guard
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It was a beautiful ivory carving; polished to a high sheen
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There is a countertop of polished wood that extends about the entire room; it is manned by many servers, so mead will be flowing freely
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It was palatial, with polished marble floors, fine carpets and hangings, ornate wall sconces, soft music, live blooms ringing the ceilings and a large fish tank dividing the front room from the dining area
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setting still held a flat trapezoidal stone, polished on both sides and
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He handed them a very nice bottle, grown over with polished and varnished dried vines
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Happiness is a great meal, a good cigar and a polished crooner belting out the old favourites
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The windows on either side of the reassuringly immovable cast iron franklin stove were dressed in expertly woven curtains of traditional Shoshone patterns and colors, augmented by the appealing designs in the hanging blankets and spacious area rug over the polished hardwood floor
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The humble items of furniture were likewise adorned and though of un-dimensioned fir and cedar were none-the-less alluring for the expert craftsmanship of their construction and polished finish
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It was smooth in detail, rough in bulk, but the floor was smooth and polished, the walls were deeply carved with heroic scenes from Elven history and the ceiling was fitted with good bioluminescent lighting, bright enough to keep Gnome’s hoods up
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that the old boy probably polished the machine every day
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caught a flash of polished metal in the trees at the side of the road
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The polished crystal was
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Velvet drapes over the windows let in the morning light which reflected brightly from polished brass fittings on the lacquered wooden poles and ceiling ribs, from which hung ornate lamps and tasseled bell cords
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The row of polished granite pillars that ran down the middle of this space were six feet in diameter and fifty high
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old house, with Bram’s cape sweeping over the polished wooden
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color, dusted and polished to the point of being able to see my reflection
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She didn’t need to tell her the monuments were polished once a century
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Chrissie, apparently asleep, looking young and vulnerable; Mary, an older, less polished version of the same features to some extent, looking older than her years
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The remainder of the apartment was styled in the stark and polished wood and stone of the the western outlanders who grew onions indoors far above air that those from Valindor could breath
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you could no longer see the polished hardwood floors
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Edge curled snapshots, photographs that have been bent back and forth so much that the polished gloss of the paper has cracked right across a face
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A monstrous piece of hand-carved solid oak, with a surface polished to the point of
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Brightly colored letters adorned the highly polished floor
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There were some square tables and benches, solid polished stone
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attire and polished shoes, walking through a forest he wasn’t familiar with, and
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His hand shoot out, running over the polished metal wall
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From one end of the hall to the other -- well over five hundred feet -- the multicolored windows filled the northern wall, their panes of color and pictures of heroes only briefly interrupted by pillars of polished marble stretching from the floor to the ceiling
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The wood was now sanded smooth, varnished and polished
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"A plain three and three, an oldish Vilbark I think, maybe a Lorovin with the striping long polished off
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Brice had thought the object was solid, for it shone like polished steel, but suddenly it moved like fluid, becoming misshapen as it followed Rafe's fingers along the shield of mage-fire
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It was dark now and the Prof illuminated the way with a gas lantern, its small white flame remarkably powerful due to a polished reflector at the back and a large magnifying lens attached to the front
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"Well he polished his lamp and a genie appeared, gave him three wishes or some such
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They trudged over to Fizzicist who, having polished off a dozen sandwiches and washed his stubbled face in the stream, was now clambering into his bag
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"They are both nicely polished
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Granny picked one from the drawer and polished it with her apron and there in the reflection stood the cozy home on Rocky Mount
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‘Can’t stop progress I suppose, but whatever will they think of next?’ thought Nimblefax as he polished off the last crumbs from Granny’s plate
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Even the street signs had been cleaned and polished
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Nate continued his aimless stroll, noting that all of the sidewalks and roads were clear of snow, the signs all polished and the fences newly painted
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A dark black beard, and piercing eyes the color of a polished sword
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Man can see through polished clear glass but he cannot see through most other solid matter
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Most were humans, two thousand of them donned in sparkling, polished full plate mail armor
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Each door was decorated with golden images of flying lions, finely polished to give off a warm glow as the sunlight bounced off the surface in the early hours of the morning
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The floor was made of light grey marble slabs polished to a high smoothness
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Quicker than a flickering glint of sunlight on a polished blade, the animal lunged forward
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The main entrance was another piece of art with its massive solid wooden door hanging outwards, held in position with polished brass supports to prevent it from closing in the breeze
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They followed the spiral staircase in the lobby, flanked by highly polished brass railings, to the top floor where the main bedroom was situated
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They were polished to a high shine and added to the rustic surroundings, creating the perfect mood for a newly married couple
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Superbly polished and oiled wooden stairs on castor wheels stood all around
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The two men stood in silence on the polished oak flooring
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I hoisted sails, trimmed sails, dropped sails, swabbed decks, greased pulleys, polished brass, secured cargo, and hauled supplies
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The leaves looked like millions of tiny diamonds, and the stones of the courtyard glowed as though polished
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One man carried a long crook, whose wood was polished until reflections from the star made it shine
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” When he went back to the bar after serving our drinks Mr Tillman’s face had a bigger scowl on it than usual and so he poured himself another whiskey then polished a glass furiously while his wife drank her sherry and talked to me
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The ash from his cigarette fell on the polished floor
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His manners were as polished as he looked
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But all of them were well fed and riding sleek horses and they were accompanied by cavalry troopers immaculately attired right down to the polished ammunition bandoliers that were strapped across their chests
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On its polished surface sat a crystal glass vase filled with roses of all colours, from the nun's own garden
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open mouthed and eyed into the polished ebony surface, I could see myself, and I liked what I saw
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Their journey through the Palace was one of mixed feelings of nervousness and awe at the wonders that lay sprawled wall to wall – paintings of battles and ceremonies of kings, queens, heroes, and legends; tapestries; polished armour standing with spears or swords resting at an angle; mirrors as tall as the thirty-feet-high plaster ceilings worked with golden cornices of grapes and vines or paintings of angels flying through blue skies with white clouds; large chests bound in brass or steel or gold; polished furniture of oak, pine, or redwood; tables; stands; dressers and cabinets; ornaments; artefacts; statues of red-and-blue marble or white stone or gold-and-silver, including dragons and other mythical beasts – all arranged in perfect order and all glistening and gleaming as a result of meticulous dusting and polishing from the hundreds of servants in black livery slashed with red and gold or red and blue who walked busily about the hallways amongst the guards, soldiers, and Guardians who stood at every corner and staircase
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He pulled her to an alcove between two polished oak tables with bright flowers in porcelain vases as he asked, “What has changed between us? Don’t you love me anymore?” Jean glared at him with her ocean blue eyes before she replied, “I still love you, Adem
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The Court Chamber was fifty paces by fifty, polished blue marble columns supported a vaulted ceiling worked with gilt, and the floor was white and black marble squares
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Those were the finer places they had visited earlier in the evening where nobility and merchants made up more than half the numbers in any building with their soldiers sitting at nearby tables in their polished armour, playing dice or cards over mugs of ale
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She and Terese sat on high-backed chairs carved in the shapes of lions, eating their evening meals from silver trays on small round polished oak tables
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It was ridiculous to stand here, trying to match wits with such a polished salesman
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Alex wanted her? What possible interest could he have in her? And wasn’t he everything she had taken pains to avoid? He was a polished businessman who would be as disappointed in her rustic lifestyle as she would be with his lavish way of living
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many marbles tossed across a polished floor, it was now useless as a shield
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who didn’t see that coffin being lowered into the ground as anything more than polished wood and
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table, standing there at the end, looking down the length of its polished black surface to where she
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unfocused at the table, seeing its polished black surface as though it were a window looking out
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More than once he skidded on the polished marble floors and banged into the walls, but he did not slow
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To prevent all misunderstandings, we soon learned that you could not go wrong if you wore your only Sunday Church suit with tie and highly polished shoes
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One was that it should never be polished, as the polish would remove the anti-corrosion protection thus causing to box to rust for those lucky enough to be stationed at the coast
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" How do you un-polish a polished metal box? I still don’t know, but they did so and rapidly too
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His soft boots made not a whisper on the polished hardwood floors
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My boots and Sam Browns were always polished to a point where they looked like Patton leather
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Despite the early hour, his uniform was pressed, his hair combed, his beard shaved, and his boots polished
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An environment which finds itself aesthetically challenged, however, must inevitably hasten the radical departure of polished elements to more refined environments
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There were many flats in the great city, so polished
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polished hearts with which they fastened their aprons behind might have
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Although society‘s ultimate goal should be, wherever possible, the rehabilitation of its hardened citizens; and allowing that a rehabilitated, productive citizen must necessarily accrue to the mutual advantage of that society and that polite and polished manners otherwise enhance the quality of life or, if not for humane reasons only, its immediate objective should be maintaining the safety and security of its law-abiding citizens by keeping them out of harm‘s way
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Dogs cannot run well on polished floors and we had great fun with them as they skidded around with foolish and embarrassed grins on their faces
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He had polished it to a smooth finish to give it the best chance of sliding the tumblers without a catch
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Then they set into measured motion, moving step-by-step down the polished steps, across the open courtyard through the throngs
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earth material which cleans the water, or polishes the water
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Amy was gratified, but of course didn't show it, and demurely answered, "Foreign life polishes one in spite of one's self
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Shiny peels: polishes them up with a rag or a handkerchief
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Someone facets it, someone polishes it
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I cracked an egg and cupped out the yolk and dropped white and shells into the pot, for I know nothing that polishes coffee and makes it shine like that
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I was never allowed to watch when he was varnishing though or doing the last coat of French polishing – I remember that quite clearly
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She’d been amazed by the overabundance of cleaning materials that she had correctly guessed would be stored in the cupboard under the sink – some things defy cultural differences! Kneeling on the floor, all the better to examine the various spray containers and bottles piled in there, her amazement turned into confusion … there were plastic spray bottles for limescale removal, disinfecting the worktops … apparently killing 99% of all known germs - though that did raise the question of what danger the remaining 1% presented if it was so vital to get rid of the things … bottles of cream for cleaning the sink and another, lavender scented, for polishing wood, a big bottle of bleach that at least smelt familiar, and noxious substances for cleaning the oven that had signs warning of danger plastered all over them … it was an education
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exterior while polishing the naivety within her into a
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And sitting on the floor of the 'closet' were a pair of new black dress boots with polishing kit
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George set him to hand rubbing and polishing as soon as he was big enough to hold the rags, and he spent hours sanding the glued and cured rod blanks, reel seats, and grips until his handshake was near as firm as any grown man
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It was unoccupied, so he set himself to brushing his dinner suit, polishing his boot tops, and airing his best linen shirt
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I’m sure several schools have put up new course monuments by polishing the old one since then
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The drying rooms, the polishing area, the bundling, tubing, and packaging areas were each a model of efficiency and order
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He stopped the polishing expecting to see one of the other janitors
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received this surname: gilded, polishing with
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In her boredom amid attempts to sleep, she had taken to dusting off and polishing the bowl as best as she could and the antique rims shone brilliantly once again
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Their journey through the Palace was one of mixed feelings of nervousness and awe at the wonders that lay sprawled wall to wall – paintings of battles and ceremonies of kings, queens, heroes, and legends; tapestries; polished armour standing with spears or swords resting at an angle; mirrors as tall as the thirty-feet-high plaster ceilings worked with golden cornices of grapes and vines or paintings of angels flying through blue skies with white clouds; large chests bound in brass or steel or gold; polished furniture of oak, pine, or redwood; tables; stands; dressers and cabinets; ornaments; artefacts; statues of red-and-blue marble or white stone or gold-and-silver, including dragons and other mythical beasts – all arranged in perfect order and all glistening and gleaming as a result of meticulous dusting and polishing from the hundreds of servants in black livery slashed with red and gold or red and blue who walked busily about the hallways amongst the guards, soldiers, and Guardians who stood at every corner and staircase
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Soldiers stood guard around the hallways and servants scurried by busily with tasks of dusting and polishing, bearing trays of bread and cheese, tea, or goats’ milk
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And could you believe it? No more polishing! One Instructor actually wept reminiscing about the good old days when he was still a god
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Felicity had been polishing the
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As I was polishing it up, I had a disquieting thought
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polishing knives all alone in the kitchen
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The old Dog School had a tradition regarding the copper dogs which I am not repeating here; but it had to do with polishing certain parts, and not caught doing so because it upset the commanding officer quite badly
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Byronville are home?” William had walked over to the young lady polishing the car
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"It isn't the dog that I don't trust," I mumbled under my breath, polishing off the last of my cheese and onion toastie
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The mechanics were setting up their benches, polishing tools, and beginning to assemble planes in the big hangar tents
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He could see the pike-men polishing their halberds in an almost ceremonious fashion
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Now, this is where most authors thank all those who were instrumental in bringing his work to the point of publishing, with the editing, polishing the text, etc
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We hastily made camp and spent much of the evening polishing up all metal and oiling up all leather
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than milk, they were more ruddy in body than rubies, their polishing was of sapphire: 8 Their visage is blacker than a coal; they are
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After that Taisei had to spend the rest of the afternoon polishing the wooden floors so things got pretty boring
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And Day has been polishing that
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The thought ‘I am’ is the polishing cloth
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All that cleaning, dusting, vacuuming and polishing! It's not
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"Shooting tequila? Polishing belt buckles? An angry lynch mob? Cowboys brawling in the streets? Screw Dallas, honey
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A shift change eased into the successive realm, polishing things at home and what have you
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Had he eaten on the way home, she wondered? She noticed him glancing at Frankie's plate, where the girl was polishing off her potatoes and gobbling a hot dog
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Today she would be rid of me for most of the day, and I could imagine her oiling and polishing to her heart’s content
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Kendy took them from me, her polishing cloth in hand
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Soon it took nearly two hours to eat his peas because, on top of everything else, he had taken to polishing each pea carefully with a napkin and trying it on each prong of his fork to see where it fitted best
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He took great pride in it, always cleaning and polishing it
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One day she was polishing a set of two sterling-silver tankards that she prided having in her possession and realized that apart from her wedding ring they were the only two valuable material things that she possessed
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It had been neglected and needed tuning and polishing
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He has been supporting my career, the Koky Prik movement and polishing up his style for the last two years
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“I have been cleaning and polishing, but I did get some bad news this morning when I opened the door
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Several days have passed since Darren's visit and she had been keeping herself busy cleaning and polishing until she thought she would go mad
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stone through it's polishing and mounting
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She disposed the cigarette end and took a seat on the gold, curvy sofa where Bilo was polishing her nails
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Jags watched her polishing away with such precision
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So they wanted me to go to Harvard for two years, get a polishing job, and become more sophisticated
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The others were polishing their weapons
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‘Yeah, but who? The butler was polishing silverware in the pantry
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‘I was polishing some silverware in the pantry,’ said Bosworth
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Aye there are even parts of me that delight at my recoiling! 'Tis not right to have so many facets; I am not a stone, no amount of polishing will make me sparkle
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They would arrive earlier than the others and spend the morning shaving him, giving him massages with hot towels, cutting and polishing the nails on his hands and feet, and perfuming him with toilet water
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It is another popular way of polishing the online identity of your organization
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After quickly polishing off the first cup, they refilled and settled back in their chairs to enjoy the drink
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Cyril frowned and looked at his dirty shoes that were in desperate need of polishing
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At once he was relating the theory to Adam, while at the same time polishing it for himself
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Adam placed the headphones over his patient’s ears and the mask over his nose while Michelle prepared the scaling and polishing equipment
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Cleaning the rail with degreaser and polishing it up had made it look brand new
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Wickland was not surprised to see Derek polishing off a shot of Grey Goose vodka with the attractive women (one blonde and one brunette) on each side of him
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He removed the black horn-rimmed glasses that he was wearing to clean the lenses with a polishing cloth from his inner jacket pocket
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The floor of the office was covered with tiles that looked like marble, and the wooden panels on the wall had that deep lustre which only frequent waxing, polishing, and years of patina could bring about
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And he was connected to me, "Can you feel my breeze blowing? Even from Ten Thousand Miles!" I had the vision several times of him polishing my base chakra whilst I was
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“They’re having trouble with the transmitters I suspect,” Andy said, polishing off his last forkful of rice
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What was really disturbing, though, was the sight of the little boy, holding up a succession of wickedly sharp knives to the light, and frantically polishing any of them which bore the merest speck of dirt
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The boy looked at him, with black, disinterested eyes, and went back to his polishing
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The boy finished polishing
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“No, they made the clubs out of tree branches and the ball by polishing a round stone
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He’d invite you to lunch, declare he was on a diet and end up polishing off most of the meal! He also had a bagful of expletives, thrown at anyone who’d care to listen; he was the kind of individual who could abuse with a smile
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“Because of Sal? Are you polishing shoes and giving the proceeds to the poor?”
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consistent style, and Loyd would take on the final editing and polishing before the material was
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The senior guys continued polishing their strikes as if nothing had happened and concentrated on the work
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polishing his boots, serving him brandy, and then waiting on him while he ate his meal
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Noelene was in the stable, polishing a saddle
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John was nursing his goblet and Harald was polishing his eyeglasses
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As you can probably guess, this method is best used for polishing or
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textures may be added to improve the quality of polishing and stropping
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At seven o’clock each morning I would pass his shop while he would be polishing his apples
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As soon as the Commissioner can give him a draft outline of the report he will start polishing and finalising it
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His arms hung limp in the hollow formed by his legs and his hands toyed with a single straw of grass, the forefingers and thumbs moving backwards and forwards along the stem the colour of uncleaned teeth, warming, polishing it
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Lucy entered the hallway from the front drawing room, a rag and bowl of paste in hand for polishing the fireplace
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" He threw his cloth down on the boot he'd been polishing then spat on it
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Students of Miss Caroline, right?” Oliver said, polishing his glasses with a clean cloth he found on Alexander’s table in the foyer
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Nathan was polishing up his Mustang when I found him outside
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Polishing them was a redundant task, perhaps like much of the doctrine that infected their faith
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sat on the front row of seats and kept polishing her nails, looking completely disinterested and
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remained unmoved; kept polishing her nails
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She hurried past the secretary who was now polishing his nails
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Once you die, that table will not care one speck about all the hours you wasted polishing it
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Idiots… polishing their armor for days and months: until it shone like mirrors
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Building the Cheops’s Pyramid out of white marble and polishing it so smooth that it reflected the sun; it blinded you if you looked at it
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It was a quiet afternoon and Norma was whiling away the time polishing the gantry
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Aarav turned back towards him, only to find him polishing his gun with
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was used to fill mahogany before French polishing
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"man-hours" in chopping and hacking, drilling, and polishing away the injurious effects of
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She bought a Gothic prie-dieu, and in a month spent fourteen francs on lemons for polishing her nails; she wrote to Rouen for a blue cashmere gown; she chose one of Lheureux's finest scarves, and wore it knotted around her waist over her dressing-gown; and, with closed blinds and a book in her hand, she lay stretched out on a couch in this garb
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After wasting hours poring over yet another tattered, disintegrating volume we brought out of the Silvers with a title that translates roughly as The Fae Obscene, I busy myself dusting and polishing shelves and counters, then check on the weapons I’ve hidden around the store
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He always had the job of polishing or varnishing the coffin and assisting to take it home and to `lift in' the corpse, besides acting as one of the bearers at the funeral
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had had several `boxing-up' jobs to do, and Crass always did the polishing of the coffins on these occasions, besides assisting to take the `box' home when finished and to `lift in' the corpse, and afterwards he always acted as one of the bearers at the funerals
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For an ordinary class funeral he usually put in about three hours for the polishing; that came to one and nine
