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now discouraging those who still putting their trust in
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The C in putting the smack down on your goals is committing
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Those guys are putting their lives on the line
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activity? How can I use my time more effectively in order to create and live the life I want? How about those little times that we talked about, like putting something in the microwave
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"Oh she let me know she was worth aluminum, I knew she could put up that camp with her left hand, she talked about putting up a whole plank villa
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Clunker,” Nancy said, putting the emphasis on his last name, which she knew he hated
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However, putting into practice what you have learned
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Jorma had worked hard putting this together in only a half a year, what she used to think of as a month
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She changed her clothes as an excuse for putting her bag back in the boat with her other clothes and the maps
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He follows me through and, while I fuss around putting food on a plate for him, he sits at the table, resting his chin on his hands
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“You must have dropped it while the gravity was shifting back to normal,” Johnny commented, putting the Chip back in his pocket
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Ackers was simply no good at this, but he thought he was doing a splendid job of putting the paper boy at ease
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But Doreen assured me that he oversaw Dan putting all the stuff back into the cupboard and locked it up securely
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Putting together the Raised Bed: A good raised bed should be at least 4 ft x 10 ft x 12 inches high with 2 inch thick wood
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A frog braver than the rest putting his head above the
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it today? We should always expect it, in spite of the things we see, putting
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"So you shouldn't have sold it to her," he said, putting it together with the edict from the Kassikan
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Out of the corner of his eye, he spies Hassan slowly putting his foot back on the table
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Concerned, I hurry over to where she is sitting and, putting one arm round her shoulders, give her a hug
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source of faith, then having faith and putting it to practice becomes our
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’ He said starkly, putting on his glasses and look straight at me
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"And what would that be?" Ava asked, reluctantly putting the cup down
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A few minutes later, putting my mobile away in my bag again, I reverse the car out of the parking space and drive down the road
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Theo considered drawing his weapon and putting it to the old ladies head
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grind, putting on that happy face that she did so well even when the soul was blank
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It was certainly better for them that Ava was still here and she hoped they appreciated the effort she had been putting into helping them
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‘Closed that side of the motorway for best part of an hour what with getting Liz off to hospital and then putting out the fire
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God heals, putting into practice the words “by His wounds I have been
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All the while Brazil marched doggedly ahead putting genetic formulas from the Kassikan into production for use on human beings
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The doctors are still trying to work out whether he is genuinely crackers or just putting it on
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Our operatives in Brazil say they the Kassikan sent the code to that virus also during the period of radio contact and Brazil was close to putting that into production
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’ She said, putting my mug in front of me
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In a daze, I walk round the aisles pushing the trolley and putting items in it … reaching the pharmacy section, I stand before the display of condoms and pregnancy testing kits feeling very ignorant
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goal of putting an eldership in place
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The training he had been putting himself thru showed in his every move
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We chatted every so often, him grinning at me, sometimes even sitting next to me on the camp bed and putting his arm around my shoulder
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They were putting sugar syrup on the berries and gruel that was part of breakfast this Afternoonday
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The semiconductor business was trying to make a comeback by putting more functionality into the optical and more-or-less permanent part of the system and a cheap, replaceable 'yingolian crystal' that cost less than an iron
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Maybe he should have been more of a man, hiding his feelings and resuming the daily grind, putting on that happy face that she did so well even when the soul was blank
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"She undoubtedly told you how I love that," Desa told him while turning towards him and putting her arm around his shoulders so her chest pressed against him
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"Thanks so much," she told him, kissing a finger and putting it to his lips
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They had big jars to purify the water before anyone would even consider putting it to their lips
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Though the pagan soldiers mocked Jesus by putting upon Him that scarlet robe and crown of thorns, the nations will one day bow the knee and worship Him
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‘Whatever shall I do without him, Berndt?’ she asked, putting into words the awful truth that had blasted at her all the way from the wasteg
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She kept putting cold compresses on his forehead, and wiping his neck and chest
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“You don’t have to convince me, Steve,” she said, softly putting her hand on Steve’s shoulder
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She’d never really thought about that before … known it yes, but they didn’t talk about it … and all the time he’d been putting things away for her … had Berndt known? He’d visited the warehouse, he’d told her so … perhaps that’s what he meant when he said that Joris intended his bequest to show his love to the world …
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water in it before putting it on the angle which was jutting out
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Gilla snorts at him for putting that before my welfare
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This one, though tastier, was putting off less fear pheromones and looked to be serious with that tooth launcher
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“They are away for 10 days, didn’t see the point in putting them
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Poopsie was busy in the Tavern; she was putting away the mugs
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putting out the stars with the disabling whine of wind and siren
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He listens patiently, putting in a word when he can, but his gaze as it watches her face, is warm and affectionate
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I can’t imagine Wiesse putting up with anything less than the best
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Cosmicblasto went into the caves, where Ethereead was putting
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I don’t like the idea that she is putting of her wedding because of me but Gilla jumps in before I can say anything
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Both men cry out once, putting their hands to their faces and falling … he must have had two knives, one in each hand
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The antidote was based on limbering up the spine and keeping it supple, bending it this way and that to relieve tired muscles, and putting the feet up above the head to combat the pull and downward drag of gravity
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‘I’m putting this rather badly, aren’t I?’ he said ruefully, running one hand through his hair and making it all stand on end
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It is more difficult than I anticipated but I achieve it and by the time Berndt knocks on my cabin door, I have the words firmly in my mind and am just putting the finishing touches to my appearance
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putting all faith in the hope
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‘Father has been talking about putting the wedding off until next summer … it was more than I could take after waiting all this time
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With the eraser he re-architected his tower, putting the globe on four posts, then three
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buttocks off the floor, putting your hands on your hips to steady
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It was a good size jug with a glass stopper and its contents smelled a lot tastier than what the kids were drinking, even putting off a little trace of fume
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He could hear the battle below; they were putting up a fierce fight
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"About a week and a half before I told him I was putting in for these separation papers
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After you have posted your profile posting requirement on the online dating site for free, you are ready to plunge into the world of web-relationship management; this includes putting in your
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what? Putting a finger on the knot?' A spiked, cruel laugh, brittle and hard, 'Sorry, that was thoughtless
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make the mistake of putting just anything into your profile header since this will leave you with responses to your online dating ad that you don’t want
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"We have backups," he said, putting his faith in the promise of the Church
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Time stretches on … still I sit there … thinking back over the years I have known Alastair … putting together all that I have learned today with what I already knew
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Your wife is putting the kids to bed and the eve of this great
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We talked about the property David had left, discussing the different options open to us, suggesting that it might be best to keep the house for the time being, depositing anything precious in storage and, putting it in the hands of a reliable agent, letting it out until such time as Abi was of age
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In the kitchen, the washing up I was doing when Sally called is now dry and I start putting it away
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Now, how about putting the kettle and coffee-making stuff over there … yes, that looks okay
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The liquid in hers was putting off heavy fumes that she inhaled before she put the cup down
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‘No point putting it off, my love
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I’m putting the last of the shopping away when he walks into the kitchen looking pleased with himself
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Kelvin frowned a bit at the 'we', but he was suspicious enough to avoid putting words to it
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We stand there in the back lobby for ages, but eventually, when my sobs have reduced to sniffles, she leads me into the kitchen and sits me down, going over and putting the kettle on to boil
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You’d have laughed though, Alastair, it seems he appreciated our putting Laura down and commented that he wished it happened more often
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You have to respect her for that – hope she’s not putting too much strain on herself
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‘I’m too ancient to make a fuss about these things, Anna!’ Alastair protested, putting his ring back on
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“Don’t worry”, said Kirk, putting a reassuring hand on hers
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’ Alastair said, taking the heap of plates from her and putting them on the table
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Rob and Trish are busy putting Leo into his seat in their car and he’s protesting at the imposition
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'I'm putting one on order - you should have it by the middle of next week I should think
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I don't know why it is but if ever I have to go out - and it happens rarely enough - Mum invariably rings just as I am putting on my coat
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A large square in front of them was ringed with the sturdy railing she had seen workmen putting up the day before
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The pub is only just up the road; it’s not worth putting on my gloves
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putting themselves into the position of standing in
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It would make sense putting the rent into a separate account just in case there were repairs needed to the property
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The current contractor tried to shovel all the blame for the extra cost onto the original firm and, although there are some grounds for that, there is also the fact that the new mob haven't been putting their back into the job, but using their work force on a very lucrative housing development instead
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Bunty appears to have given up her very economic style of writing and is now cramming in a lot more into the space provided, putting down her feelings
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She went the whole hog with publicity, approaching the local paper and putting the humanitarian case … not trying to swing the planning permission but underlining the need
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‘You’ll get fat!’ he commented putting some more bread into the toaster
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’ Dave said, putting Kieran down and taking my hand, ‘Sarah, this is my sister, Chris
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I loved that clueless look on her face and enjoyed putting it there
