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It approached rapidly, and in only a few seconds it thundered over them, almost a mile up and climbing rapidly
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Light soils need more water because they drain so rapidly
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Then it is relatively quiet, and the mind can be more rapidly attuned to the higher states of consciousness
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some pretty nifty solutions for the rapidly changing requirements of the good old
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I was rapidly approaching middle-
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He swallows water, chokes, tries to reach the surface, but he finally gives up, begins to sink rapidly
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world constricted to a space just big enough to hold the sound of his rapidly beating
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I relate this to Amy when I phone her for our usual catch up call, which is a mistake as I rapidly discover
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’ Janet said equally straight-faced as she leaves the room, and I double up with laughter rapidly infecting Nick
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The C star was rapidly getting closer and in a few more months would be as bright as the A star in their view
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Less than fifteen minutes later the stars were out and Luray was sitting on the rail trying to dry in the rapidly cooling air, watching the back of the storm run up into the mouth of the Central Wescarp Valley
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But it was approaching rapidly, now the noise was more shriek and howl than thunder
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And the thing was approaching rapidly, but slowing down
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The temperature is dropping rapidly
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” Kate pointed to Ash, whose tail was wagging rapidly
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They hardly had to move to keep it lined up with the leese, but they rapidly backed away from the wallow as it approached
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Sally could feel her heart beating rapidly, she moved forward to the inner cave
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As their faces kissed, they grew rapidly and within minutes the whole sky and river had turned to a red universe populated only with silhouettes
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This vitamin is stored in the muscles and fat and as it is rapidly depleted it must be renewed regularly
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The population of the world was already over twenty billion and growing rapidly, faster than agricultural science and prosperity could keep up with in many areas
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With the magical phone and his team of wonder dogs at his command, the soldier rapidly became one of the richest young blades in the city
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It was still twenty feet from the ground, but dropping toward the front patio rapidly when the hatch dropped
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I think rapidly, ‘How about 2
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She opened the doors to the balcony and went out to view the rapidly approaching storm
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Ken still grieved for his wife, but the years made the tears taste less bitter and fall less frequently, and with his strapping son rapidly becoming his closest friend, he began to feel in his bones an old, familiar stirring
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Rather rapidly, Helen Roach found that dealing with the world through a haze of cigarette smoke and vodka fumes was the only way in which she could make sense of her strange new world order
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Helen Roach rapidly became a recluse, a shambolic, unkempt creature living a half-life of darkness in her bedroom, where she filled her ears with cotton wool buds when sober enough to remember that the worm was turning in her poor, throbbing skull
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She listened to the story unfold with a growing sense of unease and disappointment, a sense that rapidly turned to despair and utter devastation when the pictures cut to the image of an ecstatic twelve year old from Grimsby who would be attending a gala bash in London the following weekend where the boy and his band would finally be unveiled
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machine, and have to type very rapidly and accurately to
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As rapidly as I could, I began
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Rapidly realizing the implications of this Captain Andrid repeated aloud, “Worse than that young man, this means there is a traitor among us
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ticked rapidly as it spooled through the projector in his head
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bitter and fall less frequently, and with his strapping son rapidly
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male, Helen rapidly came to the conclusion that something had to
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preferring to listen to the hubble and bubble of rapidly boiling
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Her husband rapidly explained that he had met these young
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The men changed their clothes rapidly, and stowed their
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Rather rapidly, Helen Roach
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The world of popular music moves rapidly at the best of times,
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that rapidly turned to despair and utter devastation when the
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spray of the rapidly moving water, and the incredible noise, the roar
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Communication has been improving rapidly in more than just the twenty decades that you’ve seen
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John the farmer rapidly conducted his business with the
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The place is a mess, covered in abandoned building material and rapidly shooting clumps of dock and nettle, which are spreading across the broken and barren ground
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Tom rapidly wormed his way through the crowded bar, purchased
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and rapidly left the bar
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It became rapidly clear to Tom that the inscrutable lady had
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contacted, and a meeting – a Faerie Council – was rapidly convened
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buildings, all of which looked as if they had been rapidly constructed
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The three men cleaned their plates rapidly, focussing on their food
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rapidly using the old-fashioned bowl and pitcher of water that had
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rapidly erected but rather ugly
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When it came to Tom’s turn, he scampered rapidly up the steps,
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already rapidly approaching the causeway when you got back there
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Fred explained that a rapidly manufactured cover story held it that
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that Tom rapidly decided that it was best if he did not distract his
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gratified that he was rapidly able to intercept the older Guardian, who
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Tom rapidly related Ged’s account of following the mysterious
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but could be rapidly moved to close the crossing
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that dragons rapidly fall ill when caged or enclosed
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“You'll have to start really slowly, directing their motion intentionally with your thought, then try to speed up and see how rapidly you can roll them and really keep up mentally
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With twilight rapidly approaching the space is empty
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had mustered but was slowing rapidly
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His eyes widened as his glance took in Bram, rapidly
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Ted zips and washes his hands, drying them on rapidly disintegrating toilet paper rather than using the roll of pull down towelling on the wall
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Tom could not suppress a gasp of surprise which rapidly turned
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rapidly getting very tired
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The ache in his head eased rapidly, although the rest of his body
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clothing, but these wounds healed rapidly
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Most definitely” She answered, rapidly, hoping Beth was about to lead the other's into proclaiming it home
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rapidly against his chest, he reached the bottom within half
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He held the red canister over his head and staggered rapidly toward Roman
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As hard as it was to believe, another payday was rapidly bearing down on her, the clock over the fireplace read eleven thirty five, and she was still staring at a stack of papers that would make even the best of bookkeepers cringe
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The summer of the Bessamer's announcement to relocate to San Francisco and the Spelman's extended visit in Tahoe City was rapidly drawing toward September before any one realized the air was growing nippier
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" He swung around so rapidly she lost her balance for a moment, only to be caught up in his arms
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His library was rapidly filling and he had comfortable chairs in the Sitting Room
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As the white walls of the hall passed rapidly by her, she thought about the dream
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He accepted and rapidly climbed to become an international correspondent and moved to the London office
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John rubbed the Saint more rapidly
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They sank rapidly
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Parmu and Lurain had a lot of lanterns and they were burning rainbow oil that rapidly evolved thru very strong colors
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It is this demand which regulates and determines the state of propagation in all the different countries of the world ; in North America, in Europe, and in China ; which renders it rapidly progressive in the first, slow and gradual in the second, and altogether stationary in the last
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Meanwhile, the pitcher of ale rapidly diminished
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She sat at a round oak table, her slim fingers rapidly twisting a mass of dark curls, entwining the hair of the young girl sitting beside her
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By all appearances, it seemed like Emily ignored him, standing gracefully and walking to the front of the class, through his years of training and an overly acute eye for detail, Brice detected a hair thin thread of blue leave her body and work its way toward Tetloan's sandals where it rapidly tied his laces into knots
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Her movement came back rapidly and she stretched out comfortably on the cushion
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His life's work was rapidly turning into a pile of dung all because of one man
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He counted ten of them rapidly making their way to the wall
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Clothier appeared with a dusting cloth, flapped it rapidly, glanced at the large brown envelope , and snatched it from poor Mr
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Rapidly, pumping the action as fast as he could
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fall, Jean realised that he needed to descend rapidly or
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Secondly, America is itself a new market, for the produce of its own silver mines; and as its advances in agriculture, industry, and population, are much more rapid than those of the most thriving countries in Europe, its demand must increase much more rapidly
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They seem, however, to be advancing in all those much more rapidly than any country in Europe
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America, therefore, is a new market for the produce of its own silver mines, of which the demand must increase much more rapidly than that of the most thriving country in Europe
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Lemoss then cut rapidly to the sound of 'ouch
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He seemed unconcerned with her corporeal state or his lack of bonds, but stood staring at the world's sun -- a hazy blue ball rapidly descending to the horizon
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Though he came rapidly
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The light died as he was there staring into that bleakness, slowly at first, then more rapidly
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Nerissa counted twenty rows of tiered benches, filling rapidly with spectators
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But as that coin will not be allowed to lie idle, it must, in one shape or another, be sent abroad, in order to find that profitable employment which it cannot find at home; and this continual exportation of gold and silver, by enhancing the difficulty, must necessarily enhance still farther the expense of the bank, in finding new gold and silver in order to replenish those coffers, which empty themselves so very rapidly
