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I try to navigate through the city with a broken and bloodstained windshield while he lounges back and chats about days gone by
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If those near to your current physical identity knew that you have gone by your own higher choice, they would celebrate your departure!
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It had gone by quickly because they'd been living in short slices for much of the time
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By the time they were done most of that hour had gone by and little serious issues had been discussed
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Some people had been there in years gone by, like Jools and Robbie
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If a number of years have gone by, the
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He grins at me for a moment and then his eyes misted, looking past me into a time gone by
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All the other girls had gone by the time she emerged from the scanky stage door into the alleyway backing onto the club
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” He answered with a fond recollection of times gone by
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been so panicked they could have all been gone by now
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Should have gone by himself
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The old Liberators…” he drifted off into his vision of a time gone by
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All the heartaches of years gone by—
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Entire lifetimes had gone by while she was behind bars
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In fact, they’d gone by as she spoke of the wine casks
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Ten years had gone by without any contact between them
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Both of them quietly acknowledged that even one life lost in this conflict was one too many, and now with all of these bloody weeks gone by, there could be no truly happy ending
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“Oh, I think he’s grown more wary, more worldly as the years have gone by
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” The icy waves that so fascinated him threatened to send up a new onslaught of vivid recollections, of shadows and specters of years gone by
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Had two hours gone by
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It was not until another month had gone by that Doris, really in need of a hot cock, decided she could stand sexual inactivity no longer
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“Where are you going to go? Back to yours? It’s gone by now, and we both know it
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“This one here has gone by the look of it the one over there shot in the gut has about an hour if that and he will be in terrible agony the other one I don’t think has above quarter of an hour Sir
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The first of those remedies is the study of science and philosophy, which the state might render almost universal among all people of middling or more than middling rank and fortune ; not by giving salaries to teachers in order to make them negligent and idle, but by instituting some sort of probation, even in the higher and more difficult sciences, to be undergone by every person before he was permitted to exercise any liberal profession, or before he could be received as a candidate for any honourable office, of trust or profit
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“You know the berries are all gone by now
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Years had gone by
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A delicious smell hit me when the driver opened the door, and I discovered that he’d gone by an Italian restaurant for carryout during my appointment
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I never wore my medals in public until about twenty years had gone by
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Earlier, his idea as to what was the cause of his delay had been problems with that broken-down heap of a sedan he drove, while she had imagined him oversleeping, but too many calls to his apartment had been placed and too much time had gone by for either scenario to be true
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She saw a quiet provincial town of colonial architecture preserved in time from centuries gone by but, eerily scarred with bullet-pocked walls
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It took him back to times gone by when, as a young man, they would sit together after dinners, in that very spot, chatting for hours, perhaps about Truman’s future or university studies
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They were both sitting opposite each other on a pair of withered old chairs, remnants of a past gone by when the jester seemed to had enjoyed a certain degree of lavishness
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Time had gone by too quickly
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If I had any hair left to tear out it would all be gone by now
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"The day has gone by for that sort of thing
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The time had gone by so fast
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10 And as a ship that passes over the waves of the water, which when it is gone by, the trace of it cannot be found, neither the
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not even a year has gone by
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“Well, he does have a network of friends who do keep him informed about things, but as the years have gone by he has increasingly made use of another source of information
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The woman got close to him, her long black hair was flowing on her shoulders, she looked not a year older than him, but, as he looked into her eyes, he could see centuries have gone by right in front of her
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the flame was gone by I looked, and, see, the smoke remained still
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1 And it shall come to pass, when that appointed day has gone by, that then shall the aspect of those who are condemned be
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It is hard and smells like a thousand days gone by
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Libuse spoke also, of days gone by, and of the faded glory of the Eastern Lands which once more was beginning to shine
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Eight hundred years have gone by and the Realms were prospering under the rule of the Two Kings, Hades and Poseidon, and of Governor Elijah
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Recollections of the days gone by
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Perhaps it will never be printed: too much time has already gone by
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Among other claims foregone by Ingalls were huge Unabsorbed Overhead and Non-Recurring Engineering costs that they had incurred upfront but which were to have been amortized over nine, not five ships
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for more than three hours and not a single car has gone by
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Fewer than four cars had gone by on any one day
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gone by and said “God says this is my house” I"d
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because she would be gone by the time that bill arrived
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48 So I stood and saw and see an hot burning oven passed by before me and it happened that when the flame was gone by I looked and see the smoke remained still
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Had a year really gone by? I was again reaching a critical point where my ageless appearance might begin to cause problems
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1 And it shall come to pass when that appointed day has gone by that then shall the aspect of those who are condemned be afterwards changed and the glory of those who are justified
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The shared loaf was gone by the time they left the small building where the work had taken place
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The years had gone by in this manner in their slow southward migration, always unwelcome, always the pariah, an unwelcome and feared stranger in every land they passed through
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Although a few years have gone by Tony looks younger, and somehow the
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A reflection of years gone by
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Not so easy to perform though and only the start of an autumn story had gone by before his muscles ached and he gasped for water
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The years had gone by in this manner
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3 All the generations from Adam even to this day are gone by; but they who have been made perfect in love according to the grace of God inhabit the abode of the pious and shall be made manifest in the visitation of the kingdom of Christ
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People could party for weeks and then return with hardly a night gone by
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Most of the parishioners were gone by the time Charly came out
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Focusing her mind she deliberately drifted back to some of her more wild and passionate nights of times long gone by, she felt the sabre warm to the touch of her foot
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In contrast, Rick wears the latest designer clothes and always has a wallet full of cash, all of which has gone by the end of the month
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Chantal was quick to notice back in Aruba when she and I had gone by Grace’s house to
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gone by while she sat attentively in the very same spot
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More than a month had gone by and all she realized was that while her neighbor had not been coming out to offend her, life as she knew it for seven years had changed
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Fourteen years have gone by since that fateful decision
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Most of the colonists were gone by the time it all hit the fan
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Nearly ten years had gone by without ash, when a young girl, who had not been born when the volcano last erupted, was listening to the story of the rumbling ground and the steam
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Church in times gone by and some of the information here is very compelling
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If you have dinner at 6:00, the effect of the coffee should be gone by
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she could visit some of her friends of days gone by
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Are we not living in the best of just times? Yet, the ignorant eulogize the times gone by
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Eleven thirty-five on my watch, only three minutes had gone by since the last look
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The coastline is a labyrinth of channels and inlets, set with small, picturesque fishing communities, Indian villages, some deserted, beaches laced with huge sun-bleached drift logs, battered and scarred by winter storms of years gone by
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I could feel the damp of the floor seeping through my shirt and the pungent smell of days gone by — month's old urine — flooded my nostrils
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Nicola looks at him thinking of all the other personal possessions she is leaving behind; the teapot from her mother, the clock from granddad, photographs of times gone by; Stef interrupts her thoughts by grabbing hold of her arm; �We haven't got much time
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And their glad animal movements all gone by)
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Any accommodation in the city would be long gone by now, what with the snow causing major road and rail problems that night
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There might even be helicopters circling above with thermal imaging equipment on board, but they would be long gone by then
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That chance had gone by
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centuries that have gone by
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Although many years had gone by, she still felt the same to him, young and full of energy
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As the weeks passed into months and soon another year had gone by
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"Hell, the new planes don't even have door handles!" thought Ed as he reminisced about days gone by
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Imagine the epiphany I had when I turned seventy-nine and finally understood myself after all these years had gone by
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Only half an hour had gone by and he had winnowed his money down to nothing
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In that way he planned to diversify the production of an enterprise he considered his own, because his brother showed no signs of returning after the rains had passed and a whole summer had gone by with no news of him
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More than a year had gone by since Mr
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The old inhabitants of Macondo found themselves surrounded by newcomers and working hard to cling to their precarious resources of times gone by, but comforted in any case by the sense that they had survived a shipwreck
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Because of a kind of scientific superstition he never worked, or read, or bathed, or made love until two hours of digestion had gone by, and it was such a deep-rooted belief that several times he held up military operations so as not to submit the troops to the risks of indigestion
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Aureliano Segundo then devoted more time to Petra Cotes, and although his body and soul no longer permitted him the debauches of days gone by, he lost no chance to arrange them and to dig out the accordion, which by then had some keys held in place by shoelaces
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Even though only two weeks had officially gone by since she had accepted to serve another tour in Afghanistan, she was in reality back from a full four months spent training her new Time Patrol members in 3384 and chasing after new recruits
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Upset by two nostalgias facing each other like two mirrors, he lost his marvelous sense of unreality and he ended up recommending to all of them that they leave Macondo, that they forget everything he had taught them about the world and the human heart, that they shit on Horace, and that wher-ever they might be they always remember that the past was a lie, that memory has no return, that every spring gone by could never be recovered, and that the wildest and most tenacious love was an ephemeral truth in the end
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millions of years will have gone by, even though observations on the
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There hasn’t been a day gone by that I haven’t regretted those actions, that I haven’t heard the cries of the dying men or seen their faces twisted in death and pain and terror
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about days gone by that were equally painful, the scene played out
