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He sees a sign that says Chain-Up Area Next Exit and finds it hilariously suggestive. | There is a sign that says Chain-Up Area. | slate |
The first is Coyaba River Garden and Museum. | The first is Coyaba River Museum and Garden. | travel |
As evidence accumulates, a second tier of evidence is looked for that would be consistent or inconsistent with alternative explanations for why the hunches did or did not take the shape of a coherent pattern. | Evidence accumulates and a second tier of evidence is sought to prove further patterns in the intervention data. | government |
i i couldn't imagine get living just sixty miles north of them but they were plagued they were plagued with them with mosquitoes and you can go out outside in the daytime all right but the minute the sun went down that's when it seems like the minute the sun sets the mosquitoes come out | The day time is the worst for it. | telephone |
I'm afraid something's happened to him, through your pal Boris." | "Boris has something to do with what's happened to him." | fiction |
Everybody liked Kudupi's stories. | Kudupi told a lot of stories that his town loved to hear about. | fiction |
Preferably without. | Prefer to go without. | slate |
As figure 1.7 shows, there were about five workers supporting each retiree in 1960. | About 100 workers supported each baby in 1970. | government |
This December, it will happen Tens of thousands of children will hound their parents into buying charming Dalmatian pups for Christmas. | Dalmatian puppies will be popular among children this Christmas. | slate |
Further, farmworkers may not know how to contact legal services in their community or may be discouraged by their employer from contacting legal services in their community. | Farmworkers may not contact legal services because their bosses may threatened them. | government |
If you are traveling on to another EU country, you should collect your VAT refunds at your final point of departure for home. | This is the ideal point to collect your VAT refunds because it assumes you are done with your travelling. | travel |
To the right is a huge electronics and computer selection featuring a home theater room and a classical listening room. | The electronics and computer selection is located on the right. | travel |
What a magnificent field what unlimited possibilities! | All of the things that are possible with this field! | fiction |
Intragovernmental sales of goods and services by a fund other than a revolving fund. | Another source of funding besides a revolving one. | government |
Examples of capability validation | It is possible to measure something's capability. | government |
Kiriyenko, however, has drawn praise from Western economists for his commitment to free market economic reform and from the Russian business sector for being friendly to their interests. | Free market economic reform is Russia means an end to government owned industry. | slate |
Beyond the regional identifications, the country remains divided culturally, economically, and psychologically between the prosperous, industrial North and less developed South, or Mezzogiorno ( Midday ). | The country is highly unified economically. | travel |
For the first 50 years of his life, Pooh was a modest franchise--a pair of books that sold fairly well to British and American parents. | For the first 50 years of Pooh's existence, its franchise was quite limited--just a pair of books that were well-received by British and American parents. | slate |
that's uh there're a lot of people who really run my boss drives quite a ways to work and he's got just enormous debts and he's uh but i mean what do you say it's like shucks boss i'm sure sorry you've got all that debt well he's had had two kids in college and and this kind of thing and that | My boss's debts are a result of paying for his kid's college education. | telephone |
You did not hear the table fall? | Were you not able to hear the table when it fell under the weight of the man? | fiction |
One frequently used basis is size of the problem: that is, 7 states account for about 45 percent of all unfiled returns (California, Florida, Illinois, New York, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Texas). | The problem is that 7 states account for about 45 percent of all unfiled returns. | government |
These are very much a living tradition that has maintained its high standards. | The standards warrant a visit due to how great they are. | travel |
Carbon and hydrogen. | Carbon alone. | fiction |
but you know i i i saw i can't figure out what people are doing any more i mean it's getting so bad and i don't think unless that the crime that the laws get to the point where people are afraid to do something because they know they'll be punished you know what i'm saying | You can get away with anything these days and they'll let you off. | telephone |
Avis' profits jumped 35 percent in the first six months of employee ownership, and the company remained profitable for the next decade. | Avis's profits dropped, and the company suffered a loss for a decade. | slate |
Time and technological advances have passed the lighthouse by, and it's not difficult to see why it caught Verne's imagination. | Verne's imagination was lit by this old lighthouse and it is understandable why. | travel |
We can no longer do it for $20, said Alpaugh Irrigation board president Steve Martin. | The board president said that it can no longer be don for twenty bucks. | government |
National Science Foundation. | National science foundation | government |
A vague suspicion of every one and everything filled my mind. | I didn't trust anyone and anything | fiction |
For example, driving while intoxicated overlaps with alcoholism, but it constitutes an important issue in its own right because surveys consistently show that a substantial number of individuals who do not meet diagnostic criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence admit to having driven an automobile while intoxicated. | A lot of alcoholics have driven an automobile while drunk. | government |
These services generally differ from financial audits, attestation engagements, and performance audits in that auditors may (1) provide information or data to a requesting party without providing verification, analysis, or evaluation of the information or data, and therefore the work does not usually provide a basis for conclusions, recommendations, or opinions on the information or data, or (2) perform tasks requested by management that directly support the entity's operations, such as asset evaluation, actuarial services, or information system design services. | These services usually differ from a wide array of services. | government |
As a side effect of that disease, reporters have excessive respect for a well-run campaign. | Reporters like when campaigns have good ads and no negative ones. | slate |
Jon walked back to his horse and drew another sword. | Jon drew another sword back at his horse. | fiction |
He took a deep breath: | He inhaled deeply. | fiction |
The Hipsi company decided to develop a new product, with a working name O'Sorry'Mio. | O'Sorry'Mio had a tangy flavor to it. | fiction |
Just like the last one. | The last one was perfect. | slate |
Ronald Maio reported that other investigators shared their protocols with him and this helped his IRB clearance process go more smoothly. | Maio learned nothing from other investigators. | government |
But his attempt to characterize the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal as ridiculously hostile to taxation forgets that the Journal people are in good company. | His writing the editorial board as hostile people makes readers forget that these are actually good people. | slate |
552 (1994)), deleted the fault-or-accident requirement and instead provided that compensation is payable for all but those injuries that are the certain, or very nearly certain, result of properly administered medical treatment to which a veteran consented. | These medical treatments include hip replacement surgery. | government |
'Back to White,' I protested. | I resisted and explained it was time to return to White. | fiction |
they'd have him on a pedestal | They'd take him off a pedestal. | telephone |
not at the moment | Not right now. | telephone |
You recognize them beyond fail? | Can you positively identify them? | fiction |
We have seen, however, that population density is not the only explanation for fixed cost differences. | Population density is one of the factors that can explain fixed cost differences. | government |
The opposite may be the case. | This might be the case. | government |
I have kept them there myself. | I am the one who kept them there. | fiction |
The old man took me about. | I was taken about by the old man. | fiction |
and which ones were the snowbirds | Which ones were the snowbirds. | telephone |
and Kansas just crept up on them and uh uh it was unbelievable because they they did that a few years ago too when they were seated a lot lower and they won the the championship | Kansas won the championship a few years ago when they were a lower-seeded team. | telephone |
The wings, fully extendable into two laser-plasmatic Chronicle series cannons, had changeable colorful modules, which offered possibilities for a game similar to MasterBlind, and a crate on the chain-mail jacket allowed for an intellectual challenge characteristic of the Kubic cube. | Nothing had changeable colorful modules. | fiction |
grim family yeah yeah and they fortunately they have some some success stories to share and i try to tell them to dwell on those i can't see how they can both stand uh to live that way but they don't see much uh hope for neither one of them sees any real solution to the to the problems uh | I rarely have any advice for them most of the time. | telephone |
The girls wield branches of the holy sakaki tree and dance to an orchestra composed of wooden clappers (hyoshigi), plucked zither (koto), mouth organ (sho), and the oboe-like hichiriki, together with flute and drum. | The girls hold branches of the Sakaki tree and dance to an orchestra. | travel |
yeah they they sure they sure found out in a hurry that Babe Wassenberg wasn't it didn't they | They had thought that Babe Wassenberg would have been their best player. | telephone |
that might work in some places | "That would not be feasible in some places." | telephone |
According to the great Yiddish linguist Max Weinreich, Jews appropriated the word nebbich from their Slavic neighbors in the 11 th century. | The word is old, but it still used by the Jewish people. | slate |
It's a space-ship. | It is a space ship. | fiction |
Most critics find her angry monologues about rape and Jesse Helms obvious and dull (Linda Winer, Newsday ). Predictably, conservatives pronounce her smut unworthy of government funding. | Critics have stated that certain monologues about Helms unappealing. | slate |
These amended regulations on governing performance appraisals for senior executives require agencies to establish performance management systems | These amended regulations require agencies to develop a performance management system in their computers. | government |
Jon had told him this might happen and Adrin had to trust him. | Jon already told Adrin that the ice was going to melt. | fiction |
to the point where he needed an extra boost to to do something like that and uh it's really it's it's uh hard work i couldn't imagine taking lumber raw lumber and trying to make something out of it he dowels | I couldn't imagine the work it takes to turn lumber into an actual design. | telephone |
oh i love it my wife can't understand it'd be a hundred degrees outside i'll be out there but it's too hot to be working in the yard i'm under the trees i'm having fun and i'm stopping to drink water so what's the problem | I never go outside if it is above ninety degrees. | telephone |
The constant clash between modern and traditional values leads to the numerous fascinating contradictions you will encounter in Japan. | In Japan, you will encounter numerous fascinating contradictions thanks to the constant clash between modern and traditional values. | travel |
He's a crafty beggar. | A wily vagabond he is. | fiction |
The predictable Some interfaith couples choose one religion and stick to it, others let the kids decide. | Interfaith couples are good for each other. | slate |
8 To ensure the quality of the automated systems, management must provide the environment for effective implementation of general and application controls. | To ensure quality, management must provide the environment for effective implementation. | government |
You've spoken with them. | You have washed with them? | fiction |
That's indoctri-friggin-nation for ya! | That's being manipulated by the man for ya! | slate |
Thank you. | I will return the favor. | fiction |
His dreams were fulfilled, and even surpassed, by his son Alexander the Great, in a brief but action-filled lifetime of only 33 years (356 323 b.c. ). In 334 b.c. , aged only 22, he led his army across the Hellespont (now the Dardanelles), and paused at Troy to make a sacrifice at the temple of Athena and pay homage to his hero Achilles, before going on to defeat the Persians at the Battle of Granicus and liberating the Ionian cities. | Alexander had dreamed about defeating the Persians since he was a young boy. | travel |
yeah and i i mean the papers are just full of all of this stuff about the educational system they've been changing their standards and this that and the other and claiming this is going to make everything better | I think the schools should stick with the current system because it's better. | telephone |
see that's what i don't understand | Maybe you can tell me a little more. | telephone |
The cost-effectiveness of the rule has been calculated by EPA to be approximately $1,000 per ton of hydrocarbons reduced. | The rule says you have to save $500,000. | government |
Madeira was then granted autonomy, in addition to the right to determine its own taxes and send a deputation to the Portuguese government. | Portugal arrived at this decision only after tense deliberations. | travel |
He must act quickly. | He has no time to lose. | fiction |
What if the worst case scenario does come to pass? | The worst case scenario would be a large budget cut. | government |
He had been surrounded by the decapitated, disemboweled, and dismembered bodies of a dozen Sticks. | There were a lot of Sticks that had been killed by the villagers. | fiction |
Will you come this way, please. He crossed to a partition door with "Private" on it, knocked, then opened the door and stood aside to let her pass in. | The door was marked "Pirate". | fiction |
I'll bet Dad couldn't even get into the old thing. | I bet Mom cheated on Dad in that thing. | fiction |
yeah but those uh those countries are so extremely wealthy but from what i understand though that it's private it's the same type of wealth distribution where you have a the very few are very wealthy | There's not many people with a lot of money in that environment. | telephone |
Audience participation is at fever pitch, with people yelling as their personal heroes We've waited for you! | The audience is filled with people wearing sports jerseys. | travel |
Implementation and enforcement usually requires years of litigation, leaving the fate of America's air to the uncertainties of the courtroom. | Litigation is rapid in this case. | government |
To more vividly convey that coloring, many newspapers encourage their reporters to wield the tools of the novelist, opening a story with an evocative detail, such as these leads, both from the front of today's New York Times : Ana Estela Lopeze dreamed of saving enough money to return to El Salvador to open a clothing store and build a three-bedroom house; and Rani, an illiterate woman from the washermen's caste, changed into her prettiest sari one recent morning. | Many newspapers encourage their reporters. | slate |
Talks will resume April 13. | The will resume the hostile talks on April 13. | slate |
no you don't and and and that's what i think is so sad about the whole uh proposition and if you've got all these people who come and work for for nothing and uh | The proposition considers experience as pay. | telephone |
They are still responsible for making sure that they can rely on the quality of the automated systems to ensure that invoices authorized for payment are legal, proper, valid, and correct. | They do not need to make sure the quality of automated systems is good. | government |
There has been a transition and [the clinic] has helped to fill some void, said Deni Butler, administrator for the Eastern District Superior Court. | The clinic failed to fill a void. | government |
Bill Clinton is just so tacky. | it is thought that bill clinton is tacky. | slate |
Man on the Moon does not indicate, for example, that Kaufman came up with the idea for the Saturday Night Live call-in vote, nor that he had numerous chances to nix the whole thing. | Kaufman came up with the idea for the Saturday Night Live call-in vote. | slate |
She was a remarkable woman, gaining power as regent for the young Tutmosis II her stepson before usurping it for herself by claiming divine right to rule. | Tutmosis II was killed by how own stepmother. | travel |
But it is not a command, and we should not let it become one. | Something is not a command and should be left that way. | slate |
Sightseeing in Hong Kong starts at sea level with the enthralling water traffic a mix of freighters, ferries, tugs, junks, and yachts. | A large part of sightseeing in Hong Kong is in the water traffic. | travel |
same and uh we'll | We will as well. | telephone |
The Health Insurance Commission (HIC) is a government agency that administers Australian health programs such as Medicare and the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. | HIC administers health programs to Australians. | government |
A subsequent review was performed a few months later to determine if weaknesses had been reduced. | A later review checked to see if employees were getting to work on time. | government |
I looked round. | In my protest, I refused to look up from my feet. | fiction |
that the reason why she didn't like it was that she felt that the place wasn't cleaned well um they had um younger kids you know wiping the tables down and they weren't very | She made us leave the place because it wasn't cleaned well. | telephone |
The standards require that expense data be reported for investments in human capital, research and development, and nonfederal physical property. | The standards do not need expense data to be reported for investments in the organization. | government |
Finally, it provides detailed descriptions of all the stages of the assessment, as well as a glossary of technical terms used (see p. | At last, every single stage of the assessment is listed in great details. | government |
A word about prices. | Details on the confusing pricing tiers. | travel |
Springer himself closes each episode with a Final Thought, a sermonette that makes it clear how little he thinks of his guests. | Springer ends each show with a short sermon about how little he thinks of his guests, which is called Final Thought. | slate |