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1. Why get involved in the struggle between the substrates? Silicon interference in the quest for departed souls evolves every now and again, the superfluid helium substrate evolved defense mechanisms for them before Sol condensed within its body

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2. Now and again, the mage would join Alec and Solo Ki, always accompanied by the imp Galimoto

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3. “I get a little pain now and again but nowhere near like what I used to have its more an aching

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4. “Certainly you may get a twinge of pain now and again but you are fir to return to active service so may I wish you good luck William”

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5. As the train thundered on it would stop every now and again to pick up men and supplies we were travelling through Upper Normandy which was a low lying region of France

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6. Every now and again we would see a shielded light were some exasperated Officer tried to check his map and find out where his unit was

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7. But every now and again some brainless Staff Walla comes up with a bright idea and all hell breaks loose of course their not bothered because they aren’t here

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8. As we marched along we could hear the dull thunder of the guns sounding from the front and then every now and again a bigger thud as the larger calibre guns took over

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9. After all, every now and again scientists are oh so excited when discovering facts that farmers had known, after plowing and seeding, for generation after generation

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10. I did as he told me hardly daring to believe that I had been promoted and looking every now and again at the chalk stripe on my arm

11. I belly crawled through the grass stopping every now and again to play dead and it took me an absolute age to reach the next shell hole where I crawled to the edge and looked over

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12. Every now and again a machine gun would fire but apart from this it was mostly quite now this was because men were dying all over ‘No Man’s Land’

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13. That this gangster in street clothes (carrying a Bible conspicuously every now and again Sunday, shortly after having been given spiritual counseling by Jesse (adulterer) Jackson, should even begin to ascend the slope of integrity is a cosmic joke

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14. Now and again he instructed her on one or two finer points of shooting, but in the main let her get on with it

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15. Every now and again a giggle would pop out

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16. He just needs a sip now and again

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17. He was telling me to take a rest now and again

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18. Two ladies would come, now and again, to see to his basic needs

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19. Every now and again they would throw the same handful again! Couple this with biased polling and bogus voting, and you could go a long way toward creating the “reality” of

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20. This meant that they felt they had nothing to lose, so every now and again they would try to rise up and take over the colony

21. A hungry hurt vamp is a fatal one, and even though I had been fed considerably, in my present condition, I needed an extra feed every now and again, and any absence of temptations would make my life a whole lot easier

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22. As I continue chatting with Sean, I catch Zachary staring at us every now and again

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23. Perhaps the girl was right, he should slow down a bit now and again

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24. He’d grown used to a low level of that over the last few hour-cycles and had even managed to sleep now and again, so the Lost One was puzzled when he opened his eyes and stared upwards at the broken ceiling

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25. Now and again the dune line would be obscured by a hillock that arose directly out of the flood

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26. I can never quite remember the tune she used to sing, but occasionally, every now and again, I think I can hear snatches of it

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27. Now and again, he still felt the warmth of the mind-cane where it had touched him and shivered as he remembered his lucky escape

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28. Through their journey to this place, now and again he felt the confusion she has been trying to keep from him

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29. Every now and again, a strange, dark mass ploughed its way by, and Simon stared at it, torn between curiosity and caution

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30. It was spring; as the days lengthened, young men murmured, talked more than they should and every now and again riots would need to be quelled

31. He licked Stephen's bare legs every now and again, and she pulled at his ears gently

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32. Covering its neck, ankles, and wrists were huge golden bands with secret codes that sparkled now and again

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33. Every now and again Mum would make a silly noise, and Dad would give her a look

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34. She whupped them all into shape and after 6-8 months his father had started to sober up and even managed a smile now and again

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35. True, her mother and sister would visit now and again but they regretted the break-up of the little community in Slieve Bloom Park

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36. We get together now and again

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37. Now and again people stopped to check the car out and Chris felt himself swell a little with pride

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38. Ruth helped now and again, telling him what was being talked about

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39. Ruth used to come over now and again

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40. A lot more outgoing but the little sniff now and again was a dead giveaway

41. She was getting too possessive and needed a little reminder now and again that

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42. consulted him now and again

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43. It was one of those ingrained stories that would emerge now and again in family conversations that would inevitably become heated

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44. They would visit Maeve and Gerry’s place now and again as they would theirs and no invite was needed

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45. “And the best part,” shouted the now excited Bob “the hookers name was Merci” he then got off his stool, laughed out loud and started spinning around, laughing to himself, every now and again he would stop spinning, look at the lads and then continue laughing and spinning

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46. Just now and again

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47. Now and again, I can’t afford the rent but I

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48. One of the men from the porch walked by, pausing now and again to look into the darkness

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49. We get enquiries now and again, and we say we’ve no idea what these things really are, but we’ve heard that they’re only given to the Prime Minister’s current mistresses

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50. Just starring with only short eye blinks every now and again; I got the impression he was waiting for me to turn into a witch and fly around the room on a broom

51. The officer said, “Look here you little piece a crap! Nycarman’s don’t give a damn about us, so it’s only a miracle that the ones in Ugatin decided to send us supplies now and again

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52. Every now and again, an elaborate

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53. Every now and again

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54. So every now and again, I would ponder on the values of such stories of old, the parables, and again thought them to be for their face value, and would often see a resemblance between those people talked about, and me, but could not put it together; that it was about me, until my life slowed down enough to listen

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55. Still, every now and again the Black Hat Man would open the front door, once the sun went down

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56. She was on auto-pilot now, repeating key words every now and again to show that she was listening, even though she wasn’t

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57. They remained in the road, and every now and again would enter and then leave one of the cones of light cast by the streetlights

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58. But while they never saw him, they heard his powerful voice every now and again

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59. Now and again this pleasant life was interrupted by a call from

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60. Of course, there are some astrologers out there right now who are already doing this as a matter of course; and practically every astrologer has done it now and again: made an astoundingly accurate prediction without knowing quite how he or she did it

61. Other than a few potholes now and again, there are few signs of overgrowth, disrepair, and hindrances for the traffic flow

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62. He stopped now and again as smal distressed noises came

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63. The place wasn’t a barrow, but a tunnel, arching higher than I wished to reach, worn into waves by subterranean streams that surprised us unpleasantly now and again

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64. The hour helping out now and again had suddenly lengthened to half a day every week

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65. avatar in a loincloth, and had him climb up the side of a huge pyramid, pausing now and again to

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66. I glanced at him now and again as we waited for the bus to

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67. During meals I would pause now and again and wait to avoid him having to rush to

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68. gasp now and again, but she was careful not to let her emotions get in the way

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69. escorted into the carriage before him and she stole a glance at his face now and again, but all she

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70. now and again, but he is so busy

71. She wished for someone who would play with her, at least now and again

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72. It bounced irregularly, spinning as it was struck now and again

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73. Your pomposity could do with pricking now and again

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74. ‘Okay, start heading towards the stern and send me a visual every now and again

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75. “I’m thinking of becoming a Buddhist, at least that Dalai Lama’s on the telly now and again

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76. “He’s very well behaved when he wants to be,” Whitton said, “he has a problem with flatulence every now and again but he has a heart of gold

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77. He thought they couldn't torture him more because taking away anything more would break their hold on him, but now and again they added something back only to take away something else, and ensure a perpetual state of pain and despair

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78. And uneasy hush followed, broken now and again by the steady clack-clack, clack-clack, of the wheels on the rails

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79. The old way of study groups meant that every now and again one of the group made bad notes which means you will flunk out on the whole chapter

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80. Sometimes she would dwell upon the size of it, and rumour had it that Florinda's father had died from the growth of his bones which nothing could stop; just as her mother enjoyed the confidence of a Royal master, and now and again Florinda herself was a Princess, but chiefly when drunk

81. Emma's gesture, however, had only been meant for a warning; for Monsieur Lheureux was accompanying them, and spoke now and again as if to enter into the conversation

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82. And why had he come back? What combination of circumstances had brought him back into her life? He was standing behind her, leaning with his shoulder against the wall of the box; now and again she felt herself shuddering beneath the hot breath from his nostrils falling upon her hair

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83. Now and again she went out

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84. Now and again, a swallow cut close to her

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85. Now and again, Annie came up with a handful of alder-currants

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86. I will write to you now and again

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87. "'Er's a bit behint-hand now and again, as yer might expect

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88. Every now and again its lips were drawn

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89. Now and again a tram was heard swishing along the lonely road outside

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90. As a result of all the hurrying and scamping, every now and again the men found that they had worked themselves out of a job

91. "Ay, he comes back," said the landlord, "to his great friends, now and again,

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92. Give him a rousing fine kick now and again where it wouldn't blind him

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93. Men like to kill a woman, every now and again, and Murdo will give them an excuse, and collect their pennies afterwards as alms

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94. Now and again there came into her mind the thought: Is this my rate? More than once she had said that she did not know what to do with her life

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95. “But every now and again someone

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96. The boys would kill a deer every now and again, and sometimes they would go away for a day and come back with a barrel of wine and some bread

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97. Every now and again it does strike me that she’s alive and well and sitting on a hotel balcony with a view of the sea, her feet up on the railings, a cold drink at her elbow

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98. It was not meant as an attack, but rather as an experiment, for upon my giving a sharp cry of pain he dropped down again, and springing lightly into the room, he began walking swiftly round it, looking up every now and again in my direction

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99. I heard the Mottrams' names in conversation; I saw their faces now and again peeping from the Tatler, as I turned the pages impatiently waiting for someone to come, but they and I had fallen apart, as one could in England and only there, into separate worlds, little spinning planets of personal relationship; there is probably a perfect metaphor for the process to be found in physics, from the way in which, I dimly apprehend, particles of energy group and regroup themselves in separate magnetic systems; a metaphor ready to hand for the man who can speak of these things with

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100. Now and again, while he shot