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    word for word


    1. as it isn't word for word


    2. Again, that is to say not word for word but with the outline yet kept in


    3. Hasting, nearly word for word, to spread through the village into the ears of every citizen and almost all the visitors


    4. “Well here's what you don't know then!” And Harry related all of the overheard conversations, word for word as he'd heard them


    5. have been able to quote me word for word – the


    6. "I'll tell you what I know, this is the word for word quote from Klarrain, 'Brancettrabble said to read Alan anyway, he didn't say I'd have to mess with a hit squad


    7. He was impassioned in his delivery, even though it was word for word with pointing finger


    8. I used to recite it word for word as best I could remember: ‘There are so many people who mistreat the


    9. He seemed to know all the rules, regulations, guidelines and instructions and often quoted them at her, word for word, much to her obvious irritation


    10. In this regard, please do not take my translation of the text in quotations marks as literally accurate, word for word and letter for letter, but rather concentrate on the message the quotations portray, as every effort has been made to accurately reflect the core message of every quoted passage, from his book, in Afrikaans: “5 Minute voor en na die dood”

    11. languages, it was found that the text in the scroll was almost exactly word for word the


    12. In fact, they usually repeat word for word what you shouldn’t have said


    13. Robert gave as detailed a description as he could of the Murray Corso saga, including a word for word account of the abortive interview with the headmaster


    14. In an academic setting, we rarely read an entire text word for word


    15. “Why are you saying that? I told you word for word what they said


    16. ” She repeated Admiral Sherman’s speech word for word


    17. Colonel Aureliano, Buendía had him told, word for word, that he was eagerly awaiting that tardy but deserved occasion in order to take a shot at him, not as payment for the arbitrary acts and anachronisms of his regime, but for his lack of respect for an old man who had not done anyone any harm


    18. you, he was most insistent that I speak it word for word


    19. This went on all morning repeat after repeat until they could have recited it back word for word, early afternoon they broke for lunch and a beer, Murray took his outside to get some sun, the others were practising with the dart guns, he’d just dozed off when Mr Crow shook him


    20. Mother met me before I reached home and she questioned me about our latest battle she seemed very interested when I told her what the Oxmesca elder had said, so much so, that she made me repeat the conversation word for word

    21. He repeated Zeke’s phrase, word for word


    22. had said the exact same thing word for word; he was sure of it


    23. word for word, what he has read and memorized, as though he is not


    24. could tell me the story, word for word


    25. dictionary word for word, why wouldn’t they know who was and who


    26. I would assume they are word for word; but once again, where is the word Rapture in the Bible in these quotes you have used


    27. Here it is, word for word, misspellings and all, just as I had hurriedly entered it:


    28. I have lifted it from our web page word for word


    29. Do not read word for word


    30. ” And then he repeated, word for word, the warning, all in Spanish, that he’d given before

    31. Slowly, word for word he re-read it, looking for anything that could clue him in on how he was feeling


    32. He laughed because this was what he was going to do himself, memorise every bloody word he read that was relevant to his command, and memorise it word for word, perfectly


    33. So it would not be prudent and accurate if these biblical stories were interpreted literally on a word for word basis as they perhaps were originally written in the metaphor genre tens of hundreds of years ago


    34. Got it? Copy this, word for word


    35. So, today, in the Twenty First Century, many verses need to be read and interpreted carefully with a focused mindset relating to the written genre and cultural context, and often, as a thematic whole, rather than with the mentality of narrow interpretation in a literal, word for word modus operandi


    36. The most decisive evidence of this is, that the Bible will bear translating, nearly word for word, into the tongues of Northern Europe; and has been listened to in public reading with the utmost edification for many generations


    37. ’ Chapter xviii continues the strain of triumph, and here we find word for word the fulfillment in this world of the threatening before us


    38. This happens when you rehearse what you will be saying word for word


    39. That, Virtue, as had been observed by the poets (in many passages which he well knew the jury would have, word for word, at the tips of their tongues; whereat the jury's countenances displayed a guilty consciousness that they knew nothing about the passages), was in a manner contagious; more especially the bright virtue known as patriotism, or love of country


    40. He told all this, word for word, to Sofya Semyonovna, the only person who knows his secret

    41. "That's what I'm waiting for; for all this, word for word, is in store for your worship under the title of the Knight of the Rueful Countenance


    42. "This true story which is here represented to your worships is taken word for word from the French chronicles and from the Spanish ballads that are in everybody's mouth, and in the mouth of the boys about the streets


    43. Sancho upon this related to her, word for word, what has been said already touching that adventure, and having heard it the duchess said,


    44. "I'll repeat our conversation, word for word, Isabella; and you point out any charm it could have had for you


    45. to him almost word for word; and to show that I was not entirely the


    46. Both Cassie’s and Lester’s stories were identical, almost word for word, but when we investigated, we learned that Laws was in another state on the date and time in question, which meant they both were lying


    47. I also consulted Tom Kuntz, “Word for Word/The Nuremberg Laws: On Display in Los Angeles: Legal Foreshadowing of Nazi Horror,” NYT, July 4, 1999


    48. It really was unbreakable, because it was similar to a substitution cipher but based on a story that Robert Puller had created and then taught, word for word, to his younger brother over and over until even all these years later Puller could remember it in detail


    49. That is, word for word, the most common refrain


    50. ’ Amy tried to recall it word for word































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