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1. I wasn't sure if Omi really believed in what he said, or if he was revising lessons
2. Who was the Ambassador at that time? Any mileage in chasing that in the hope someone might remember Bunty? I sit back, chewing my pen and revising my vision of Bunty sitting alone in her flat, moping
3. In view of the fact that vehicular congestion on our major highways, especially during commuter rush ―hour,‖ understood as falling between the hours of three and eight at night, has become a common, everyday event that seldom seems to vary, why not simply pre-record radio (traffic) advisory updates, revising them every so often whenever some unlikely event should happen to occur such as the miraculous absence of traffic!
4. My mind is working like a factory in overcapacity, revising thousands and thousands of behaviors according to the new condition where I’m the leader of my mind and body in substitution for my parents
5. An editor for the church magazine was needed, so I took it over, revising it completely and arranging for its production
6. After more delay an email from Kate revealed Microsoft’s approach to revising its spell checker, dictionary, and thesaurus
7. Congress passed the New Source Review Act which permitted older facilities to improve parts of plants without revising the whole facility to new standards
8. “When is going to have to fight me for her” Paul said revising his chin and puffing out his chest
9. In revising this book, after the first draft, I came to realize Jesus is repeating some of what he
10. The thunder of his voice resounded through the house corners growling insults and curses by having to waste time revising the house rather than enjoying his dinner
11. Even with that, look at what he accomplished in revising the strategies of modern warfare
12. Help you to manage your time more effectively when you're revising and in the
13. correcting and revising and so on as I typed
14. there for hours typing, revising, typing some
15. Gregory about the possibilities of revising the
16. The mention in that info of the distorting influence of Philippines’ President Quezon on his strategy, influence that apparently resulted in some disastrous decisions on his part, had embarrassed him into discreetly revising his command relationship with Quezon, making MacArthur cut the local political factor out of his strategic and tactical planning
17. Unfortunately in the aisles of somewhere that had all the hallmarks of a supermarket save for the lack of anything to actually buy, we walked up and down despondently revising our hasty surmise
18. revising these frequently to suit their needs and wants
19. You have a big test coming up and have decided to start revising a few days in advance
20. What if the director or some revising commission comes to check on him? I can understand his position in this case
21. He asked good questions, made some suggestions that had her revising some of those phases in accordance with potential areas of investment by Peyton Consolidated
22. Sal took the hint and they launched into a discussion about revising the numbers, tossed around the idea of different loan types as well as other financing options
23. Fear and other contagious mindsets lure others into our emotional virtuality, bending each other's vision to each other's version, prompting patterns and strengthening them: one mind revising another
24. Revising all options Nikko was frustrated
25. He entered with all his following, and saw them drawing sheets in one place, correcting in another, setting up type here, revising there; in short all the work that is to be seen in great printing offices
26. Reacher was revising his theory again, spellbound with the upward progression
27. He said he would be up all night revising it
28. She never regained consciousness, nor did she get around to revising the will Samantha prepared
29. You? Nor have I missed the thrill of reading and revising contracts ten hours a day
30. Alexey Alexandrovitch, with a following of those who saw the danger of so revolutionary an attitude to official documents, persisted in upholding the statements obtained by the revising commission
31. She was up and down from the Old Rectory several times during the month of preparation, revising the list of invitations and helping with the hanging
32. This great seer did not go beyond the consideration of the tissues as ultimate facts in the living organism, marking the limit of anatomical analysis; but it was open to another mind to say, have not these structures some common basis from which they have all started, as your sarsnet, gauze, net, satin, and velvet from the raw cocoon? Here would be another light, as of oxy-hydrogen, showing the very grain of things, and revising all former explanations
33. Often, in the midst of his gravest souvenirs, after a day of conflict with the whole diplomacy of the continent, he returned at night to his apartments, and there, exhausted with fatigue, overwhelmed with sleep, what did he do? He took a death sentence and passed the night in revising a criminal suit, considering it something to hold his own against Europe, but that it was a still greater matter to rescue a man from the executioner
34. • Price momentum is closely related to earnings momentum (the observation that—as a result of many analysts recently revising their earnings forecasts upward—equity prices tend to predictably rise in the subsequent weeks and months)
35. There we worked, revising mythology, rounding a fable here and there, and building castles in the air for which earth offered no worthy foundation
36. He spent his days in discussing the merits of various odes and sonnets that had lately arrived from France, specimens of which we have given above, or in revising the regulations for the Comédie Française—a task on which he spent three evenings
37. In the morning I worked seriously revising Art
38. Later he copied the most valuable thoughts into his Journal, revising, more or less, as he went along
39. Round the table are sitting the revising officers, looking collected and indifferent
40. ith all these opportunities for revising and testing the correctness of an architect’s estimate, the man who neglects to avail himself of any of them, and who allows the work on his house to go on, after it has become evident that it will cost more than the estimate, has, according to M
