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but I can't prove I went over to the coast and not down to Bridgwater? What if no-one remembers seeing me? Fighting down the panic this thought sets off, I try to find of something safer to think about
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‘I thought no-one in Bridgwater knows where she lives
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No-one that knew her mistook this for either weakness or friendliness
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No-one seemed to know the young reporter
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No-one thought to look for him there and if they did it was usually not a place on the top of anyone's list for tattoo holidays
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Every now and then, when she thinks no-one is looking, it pops out … am I being a fool? Or even worse, an interfering old bag? I hope not
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Additionally, and with the best will in the world, no-one could say that she was a beauty queen
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He went straight to the intensive care and found that there was no-one guarding the ward
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‘No … the guy who reported it said that there was no-one about when he got there, though the Inspector is pretty sure it was Dan Sadler
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‘But there’s no-one else who comes even close to being a possibility
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No-one wanted to be there
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He’s not at his house either … no-one seems to know where he is
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In Australia and New Zealand no-one willingly has this mark put to their skin
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He was a martial artist, a champion, no-one could beat him
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But no-one knew about that old tattered picture of the laughing Buddha on their bedroom wall
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I have a suspicion that there may well be no-one to disturb at this end of the house, but you never know and Stephen deserves his sleep
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‘If she had crashed when no-one was around, she would have been burned alive
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No-one seems to know, but we don’t have to wait long
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‘No, I don’t think so, certainly no-one has said anything to me
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‘So far from home and no-one to turn to
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It was a pity that no-one had thought it worthwhile to worry that the skirting boards didn’t line up where the dividing wall had obviously been taken out
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No-one quite knows how it works and the kahtmasters do not encourage investigation, but all the same, we are very grateful that it does work
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‘What guild do you belong to, Joris?’ No-one has mentioned any special craft where Joris is concerned
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I stand in my cabin … something comfortable he said … I suppose my pyjamas qualify … and no-one could accuse me of trying to be seductive in those … they must be the most impressive passion-killers I have ever seen! Maybe that is what Gilla had in mind when she insisted they were what I needed
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‘No-one knows that until it happens
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Mother is a natural aristocrat – slightly eccentric and fears no-one
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’ Berndt said, ‘It is for your own protection that your cabin is off mine – it means that no-one can get to you without dealing with me first
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‘There’d be no point – anyway, no-one knows where we are or what barge we were on
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I always could read you like a book, Jo, and although I daresay no-one else noticed because the pair of you were very good at keeping up appearances, I couldn’t miss it
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’ Muttered Alastair, which sets Karen and I off debating whether men ever grow up, accompanied by the affronted comments of the male sections of the company … no-one, but no-one is ever going to believe this evening
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The house is remarkably clean considering that no-one has lived here for several weeks, and, seeing my surprise, Ms Jones tells me that David’s cleaner had been coming in to check on the place regularly
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No-one said a word to me but it was obvious that they all knew I’d moved in with you and there was a lot of whispering going on which was pretty unpleasant – Louise said as much after you left us together
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If you believe what you read in the magazines, you’d think that no-one thinks of anything else
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no-one's sent me poetry before
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The place erupted in laughter and, of course, from then on no-one took his comments at all seriously
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local habitation and no-one living nearby
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furtively about he was relieved to find that no-one
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She forced down some of the potato and hoped no-one was watching
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‘Did no-one ever tell you?’
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In the confusion of the fight, no-one had noticed
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No-one had said anything to her about how Sheila came to die and, as far as she knew, they hadn’t discussed it amongst themselves … she was pretty sure Ozzie would have mentioned it to her if there was any doubt
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No-one apparently had the faintest idea what it ought to be
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After all, no-one knew that he had followed her along the path – and if by any chance he had mentioned where he was going, all she had to do was say that she hadn’t seen him
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No-one’s attempted it in years, not even the
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“No-one seems to know,” the old Guardian answered
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‘Hmmm … If it was put in the communal pot, it’s a miracle that no-one else died
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‘I mean, no crime has been committed as such … well, other than that woman Sheila, and I take it no-one knows how she got hold of the stuff which killed her
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It is strange but virtually no-one looks out of the windows, as I do, to appreciate the glorious sunrises
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on the words ' his subjects' had escaped no-one
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matter what happens, no-one will blame you
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Of course, no-one ever admitted to having used it
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It was a memorable day when I took possession of it – I’d shut the door, leaned on it and just wallowed in the knowledge that this was mine and no-one could come in unless I let them
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The first night I was there I remember running a hot bath and revelling in the fact that no-one was going to disturb me
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It crosses my mind that no-one seems bothered about Joanna – but from what Sally has said of her, she is a mouse-like woman, totally in the shadow of her dynamic husband and daughter
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‘Which is why no-one has tried it before, and why I
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‘No-one believes for a moment that either
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No-one can tell me how or why, she just
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No-one in the
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the windows closed, yet no-one remarked on the fact that
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Jung began to see the mentally ill as people who are haunted by these ghosts, in an age where no-one is supposed to even believe in them
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(which no-one else was interested in), Lindy and Enid took
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doctors, no-one has told me the results of the operation,
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‘No-one pushed him in! He was as drunk as a monk
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‘The gates are opened for no-one,’ came the gruff,
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No-one had spoken a word about it,
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waits for no-one, but a wedding…’ He pursed his lips and
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No-one wants to mess around with a load-bearing wall
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No-one to tell her she could, if she tried, be who she wanted to be
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Accept instruction from no-one else, military or civil and DO NOT part with the ruro till I say
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‘Shouldn’t we check no-one’s monitoring us first?’ chimed the Orb
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No-one else volunteered to say anything so he sent everybody he did not need back to seating area two
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He could hear someone nearby crying gently, but wherever he looked he found no-one
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Worse still, if no-one came for them then they would not have enough supplies to make a viable second attempt at reaching the beacon
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“Damn it! No-one should have died that way
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No-one seems to know how it got through the security system, but a few days before launch the device detonated and the Uranian was totally destroyed, all hands lost
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That was hardly realistic with only six people left in the group, especially when no-one was really getting enough sleep anyway
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For a few moments no-one said anything, more interested in coughing and wiping their faces to clear the dry powder left by the dust storm
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No-one would be there to rescue them
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“Where are the rest of the party?” asked Jenny, suddenly realising that there was no-one else in the shuttle
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“No-one in the colony would have any need to hack in, and there’s no-one else here
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Chris and Frank put up their hands, but whilst a couple of the others looked undecided, no-one else joined them
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No-one was directly taking out their anger on him, but the discussions had been quite heated and no-one was in anything like a forgiving mood
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Scott continued, “The problem is no-one’s going to do anything about it, because the station commanders and the habitat commander on the surface of Callisto are all Government employees
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No-one’s suffered any ill effects
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She did not know when she started, but she did her best to stop, wiping her eyes in the hope that no-one else would notice
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No-one else seemed to be worried by the fundamental problem that was causing most of the others
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implication, contradictory to my logic, that no-one could survive the tunnels without some sort of
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We earned it by being first on the scene and no-one in his right mind would disrespect that unless he had longhaired liberal tendencies which we knew well how to correct for his own good
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Historically speaking no-one trusted your worst enemy which is proved by the many laws enabled through the years to keep them under control
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As you know I also said that no-one including me really understand the terms and conditions and Latin phrases which makes it sound so good
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Why do I need to write this in a book? Why do my clients complain about this all the time when we first meet? Why is the system / red tape of such a nature that no-one wants to complain?
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It is not his fault that no-one replaces him
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The helmets were about all clothing they had on besides shoes which I assure you no-one focussed on for obvious reasons for the biker girl was by all accounts not unattractive
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Now this brings us to a point which no-one remembers today; but the facts are that the SAP used less force as the years went on and the riots increased
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No-one could resist him and everyone wanted to rub his head much to my annoyance
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No counter-insurgency was ever won with a body count and I wonder what kind of pressure was put on you to get into that game for no-one is falling for that
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They also flew low over a tribal trust lands and counted the villages where no-one waved at them as is normal when an African see an aeroplane being an honest man with friendly intentions
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They were the men amongst men and let no-one say different
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When the end came it was not because of any direct terrorist action but because of a political shift which no-one could foresee and caught even the terrorists by surprise
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I suspect he must have been part of a secretive Afrikaner organisation called the Broederbond for in those days no-one who was not part of it could and would be promoted to senior rank
