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Q2 - When was the last time you helped a colleague?
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Only that Travis was his close friend and colleague, because his need was so great and out of respect for Travis’ skill as an artist would he perform this ritual
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His colleague at the desk noticed something was wrong
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His strange new work colleague Moses Tah, an immigrant from the battle-scarred West African state of Liberia claims the ability to give him these powers, but is he for real? If Moses does possess the powers that Michael wants, will he be able to gain them? If he can learn them in time, will they be enough to change the destiny of the people around him? Lives are at stake; families, friends, colleagues, innocent bystanders
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Next day, a colleague at work tells me she has had such an experience in England
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“As about the third child I intend to have in the future, I have already promised that to Nicolas, another colleague!” she went on hastily
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Vinegar: It bodes nothing good; if it is red, someone will abuse you; if it is white, a friend of yours will have an accident; if you drink vinegar, you will have a bad quarrel with a family member or a colleague at work
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’ He exclaimed, handing the papers to his colleague and looking at Kara in amazement
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"What have we got here, then", said one of the policemen as his colleague made enquiries over his two-way radio
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On the track outside, one of them paced up and down, puffing at his cigarette while watching his colleague talking into his mobile
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What is he asking? He turns to his colleague
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The police officer who radioed for the second ambulance is joined by his colleague
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A female officer sits next to her with one hand on the woman's shoulder while her male colleague struggles to form words
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with the disappearing form of his senior colleague
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The policeman picked up the phone on the table and asked a colleague to bring in an OS map of the area
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Sergeant Williams sighed deeply and called down the hallway for his colleague to come
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The Inspector exchanged a sympathetic glance with his colleague
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’ The Inspector replied, going on to tell his colleague what he knew of Chrissie
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He and his colleague were standing in the doorway of the hospital room watching Mary Donovan standing by her daughter’s bed listening to a nurse explaining what the situation was
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individuals had caused his colleague such concern, but
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'What does it matter to us?' asked his colleague
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Grundy, a colleague and friend
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and wits better than his colleague, but was nonetheless
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colleague ignored the hint and lingered beside him
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put down his quill and looked his colleague squarely in the
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hard time convincing his colleague that co-operating with
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’ Corrente regarded his colleague
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Sandinis?' Corrente studied his colleague for a moment
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his colleague walked through the thick dust coating the
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raised an eyebrow at his colleague and nodded
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He studied his colleague for some time in silence,
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You know, I have a colleague right here was expecting to leave for Chicago before March, 1981 by fiancée visa
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‘She’s the wife of my business colleague
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inspect it more closely, then nodded to his colleague
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Then a chance meeting with an old colleague of her
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colleague – the one who had originally spoken to Jean –
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‘More of a business colleague, really - but I wouldn’t
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the old monk, followed by a colleague who seemed to be
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colleague with me: "You had an easy life
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If a colleague is in trouble and you’ve helped her
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“What my colleague is chastening me concerning is that clients ten, fourteen and eighteen,” she hooked her thumb over her shoulder at the ward behind them, “are clearly over-medicated! The Captain can't possibly expect to have what he wants from clients stuck in la-la land all the time!” Jista held her breath, this was a dangerous gambit Reia was playing
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Prodd - a long-standing friend and colleague until he and Professor Spanners fell out following an argument about a restaurant bill - is keen to stress that nature is inherently symmetrical and that the roles of cause and effect can often be reversed
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He'd just notched up another point against his wayward colleague
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Simple examples could be complimenting a colleague for doing a good job, lending a helping hand to a neighbor or giving up a bus seat to an elderly
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What was it that led her to this? Curiosity for one man, or concern for a dear colleague?
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Zorandi was certain now, his colleague had been ordered not to reveal what would be a disturbing truth
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She contacted her colleague Leonard Heigener on an audio link, gave an account of the strange man’s visit
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He wouldn’t even need to consult Josh, since his colleague had already submitted his efficiency recommendations
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‘You don’t trust them either?’ Scott said to his colleague
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By what seemed like some curious twist of fate (and not without a certain logic behind it) she’d be working with her old colleague Leonard Heigener – a prospect that up until a few months ago she would have have welcomed as more than just the acceptable option, in any context
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The creature then appeared to consult with a colleague
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’ It was true, he even once said it to a colleague – just to experience what it would be like; much better than a slow decline into old age senility
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"This is my colleague General Marnd
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As I saw his face become more and more flushed, I felt sorry for him and did not react in my normal obnoxious way even though my colleague certainly wanted to sort him out
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“And business-halflings,” corrected his smaller colleague
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Not wishing another smack in the face from his colleague, Ramrod said nothing, but proceeded to walk in a circle around the area Ironbristles had pointed out
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Brown's voice broke; his colleague finished the service
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Have you ever had a colleague who used “fear” as their primary persuasion tool? In the long
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I enlightened to an English colleague that in my time, the so-called "soccer hooligans" would have been so fatherly sorted that they would swim back to England whilst begging for mercy
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It all depends on circumstances and it will be childlish to refuse a picture with a colleague
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Accompanying us was my friend and colleague Raoul de la Sota, painter and nephew of Mexican actor Anthony Quinn, who, years later, also visited our delightful region
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Within a few minutes Williams was asleep while his colleague Lewis was monitoring the flat throughout the night
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‘Great’ thought Bill Williams and his meathead colleague Smith would enjoy this
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“Well, Melissa, yes, he and a colleague at the college are there on a project
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The same colleague who’d lent me her room, lent him her car
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My colleague and dear friend, Maureen stood at the door
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She arranged concerts in which I was the featured soloist: a Handel tribute at a venerable theatre in Pretoria where I sang a succession of arias; another concert at the university itself where I sang a programme with her at the piano and a colleague (Yvon Syx), soloist on guitar
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She wanted me to be monitored by a colleague who was making a study of the progress of this disease on individuals
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It was devastating for me to hear theologians make statements like this, but I also realised where my colleague learned to say the things he said - from the leaders of God’s flock, nonetheless! Well, in time I got to deal with this, accept it if you will and again it was Jesus who came to my rescue by saying the following after He “offended” the Pharisees (the preachers of those days)…
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It went well beyond the dyes and wooden instruments used by the Tattoo People that our friend and colleague Bart Hopkins brought back
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He’s a colleague I used to work with a few years ago
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Twice, she and a colleague had dumped bodies in them
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In the meantime, the colleague could turn bitter and plan to retaliate
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The person would then have to patiently endure whatever suffering will ensue for him – hopefully without resorting to anger toward his colleague, or self-hatred and guilt toward himself (both of which would produce further suffering in the future)
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We pulled up somewhere just off Whitechapel High Street, the neighborhood’s main thoroughfare, I alighted from the carriage, and my colleague followed a safe distance behind me
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He also has an obligation to understand the plight of a female professional, whether it is his wife or a colleague, and to extend his cooperation to help her fulfill her responsibilities
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John was studying with a colleague of his in Anahuac
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Suzuki looked at his colleague
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the slope to see one of his friends holding something that appeared to be a jumpsuit; he nodded to his colleague and looked at the
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The police officer looked over at his colleague, they had been sniggering to themselves a little earlier about this particular question
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She shouted out for her colleague who was doing the rounds down the hall
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The officer looked over at his colleague who gestured with his hand that it was time for another cigarette break
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It was a summing up of the hurt and destruction Jack had reaped on his luckless colleague
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They used to sit in a row on the sofa with all their friends, Kathleen Kennedy and Charlie Liberman whose father was a colleague of my uncle Ignatius Mattingly and a lot of other long haired kids, just as all my SDS friends had sat on the same sofa a few years before, just as all my Little Hollow friends had sat on it in 53
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Also going in the same direction was Horatio Martínez, a colleague who, like himself, was born in Spain
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Hurry up and catch up with her”, the colleague advised him
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In the spirit of collegiality I gave my government contracts colleague, a reformed tax lawyer from a San Francisco firm himself, one Jack Clark, a ride to our date with the AZ bar exam at U
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He used to do this regularly to me! So this colleague is by
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a few years from now, a senior colleague of mine summarized this approach
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colleague came up to me and reminded me of the joke and said that their part of the
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My colleague had used that fact
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from your colleague or are you ensuring that the catch-ups you have are beneficial
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record here) is that your colleague will stand up when you do (a bit like when
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and/or concerns with someone more objective than you (friend, partner or colleague
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female colleague in OGC, could not ignore the situation
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My colleague, the incumbent CA, did not have a clue how to proceed while I was tied up playing lawyer
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She turned to look at her colleague, who nodded sympathetically
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The guard looked at his colleague
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When I was investigating the case, along with a colleague, we talked to an architect who knew about these
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I am confident that under the continued leadership of my good friend and colleague James Whalen, and the able guidance of my esteemed vice chairman, Herman Muller, the course has been set for what will remain a strong, vibrant institution of higher education
