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i know i am um i don't know anybody in their right mind that says that that i'm doing it because i want to i [SEP] I know there are people who think I'm doing it because I desire to.
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Isn't that America's last bastion of mobsters, racists, and hacks? [SEP] It's America's first wave of racists.
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There is also an archaeological museum that displays older relics, including examples of Mycenaean pottery. [SEP] The museum is completely empty and doesn't have anything in it.
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There are nonetheless a number of practices and alternative strategies that senior executives in leading organizations use to help define and institute their CIO positions to effectively meet business needs. [SEP] There are no practices and strategies that can help CIO positions to meet business needs at the moment.
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Perhaps he should clear out even farther and head for California. [SEP] Maybe he should head for California to clear out even farther?
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For the moment, he sought refuge in retreat, and left the room precipitately. [SEP] He stayed put and sat on the floor.
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In June you can watch dealers haggling over heaps of white silkworm cocoons. [SEP] During the summer months dealers barter for piles of silkworm cocoons.
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The results looked like Versace melded with Blade Runner , says Newsweek 's Steven Levy. [SEP] Steven Levy has never seen Blade Runner.
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uh you know if you have a large acid spill you know well gee maybe you better check this person who's handling all these acids you know i work with a wafer fab so we do a lot with chemicals and acids and [SEP] Acid is handled by workers.
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The bourgeoisie showed off its new prosperity with extravagant furnishings, silks, satins, and baubles, and in 1852 Paris opened its first department store, Au Bon Marche. [SEP] Paris opened the first department store.
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He waited for the group on the nearby 18 th green to finish. [SEP] He was patient while hte group on the 18th hole finished.
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i think so i don't know i just uh i'm unhappy with it but and well i'm i'm sort of semi fortunate right now i'm a graduate student so i don't make that much what i make isn't taxed very highly because i'm still in school [SEP] I have never been a college student.
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He thought about ways to achieve this life goal for a long time, which means until he learned the basics of text editing, which happened at his first job at a firm trading in plastic bags landfill disposal permits. [SEP] He thought about ways to achieve his life goals for a long time.
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Kofukuji's many surviving artworks and artifacts are housed in its newest building, the Museum of National Treasures, a fireproof repository built in 1958 to honor Kofukuji's immense cultural and historic importance. [SEP] The fireproof repository built in 1958 is considered to be enough to protect the artifacts.
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The Inglethorps did not appear. [SEP] The Inglethorps were the first ones to turn up.
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There's a sort of bidding war going on, with law schools offering ever-increasing financial packages -- most of it loans, said Dean Glen. [SEP] No one really cares about the new students coming to their institutions.
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You're mad. [SEP] You are still sane.
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Inside, a huge mountain of a man, even bigger than Thorn, fought with a huge two-handed axe. [SEP] The man was extremely large.
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Jon had only seen two people move that fast in his life [SEP] Jon knew at least 500 people with the same speed.
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We developed technical assistance funds for creative planning projects and obtained a $15. [SEP] No technical assistance funds for creative projects were developed.
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5 billion, but households' wealth declined by nearly $842 billion (2 percent) largely as a result of the drop in the market value of households' stock holdings. [SEP] The value of households' stock holdings dropped and this contributed to a decline in household wealth.
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Auditors will need to exercise professional judgment in assessing the significance of audit results or findings. [SEP] Auditors are not responsible for the assessment of audit results.
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Although a great deal of attention has been paid to the wealth effect from the stock market boom of the 1990s, half of American households did not own stocks as of 1998, according to the 1998 Survey of Consumer Finance. [SEP] There was no stock market boom in the 1990s.
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Where's Tommy? [SEP] Do you know where Tommy is?
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Moreover, the realignment will help us to enhance our longterm capacity by improving recruitment and retention; building a succession plan; focusing on emerging issues; and leveraging technology opportunities for improvements to clients, processes, and employees. [SEP] Long term capacity will be improved by the realignment.
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The lot upon which it is being built had been vacant. [SEP] The lot had been vacant.
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that if i were living in Mexico and trying to raise several children and i could see across the border where the good life would be for my children [SEP] I believe Mexico is the best place to raise children.
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Or he hasn't really thought it through, which itself would cast doubt on the depth of his faith. [SEP] His faith may be lacking.
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Not a pleasant prospect and not one easily avoided---not even by any reform package or proposal that I've seen. [SEP] The prospect can be avoided by simply following the very valid proposals received.
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um-hum yeah i end up well yeah i mean i do a lot of like even weekender kind of things i go out for just one or two nights uh it's not my favorite thing but i can do it a lot more often so like over at the uh particularly in the uh the fall and spring when the insects haven't come out yet uh where they're already gone uh you know i spend almost every weekend up in the mountains and i guess i live about five hours away from some place to go hiking where i am now [SEP] I don't mind camping for a couple nights in the fall and spring.
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The result was the four Raphael Rooms (Stanze di Raffaello). [SEP] The result was 3 Raphael Rooms.
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Nonetheless, based on discussions with several states, the application review process is estimated to take approximately 38 weeks (9-10 months). [SEP] The application review process was discussed only with corporations.
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Acidic deposition or acid rain occurs when SO2 and NOx in the atmosphere react with water, oxygen, and oxidants to form acidic compounds. [SEP] Water and nitrogen in the atmosphere cause the acid rain.
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Pointe Pitre's cathedral, the Basilique Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul, features unusual metal columns and balconies. [SEP] The unusual polystyrene columns and balconies of the Basilique Saint-Pierre et Saint-Paul can be found in Pointe Pitre.
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i would sort of like to uh think about something in the way of uh uh sort of a sporty car but not any not you know a luxury type sporty one but um [SEP] I'm thinking about a very functional, ordinary type of car but I wouldn't mind a luxury car either
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uh no i didn't [SEP] I decided to do it and so I did.
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Major tourist shops have forms and details. [SEP] The major tourist shops don't have forms.
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yeah i'm in North Carolina [SEP] I'm in South Carolina.
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He has so much experience and, as shown by the last interview, there are a lot of us out there who could benefit from it. [SEP] It was obvious from the interview that he was not very experienced and people should not look up to him.
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Good.' Natalia glared. [SEP] Natalia smiled.
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Sophisticated research is required to tease apart the complex interactions between These variables. [SEP] The variables are actually quite simple and easy to understand.
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What about me? [SEP] Me too?
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they use the the injection thing or whatever it is [SEP] They use lethal injection.
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He was here less than two days and already he thought of this town as home, something he wished to protect. [SEP] The man left the town after 24 hours.
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Since 1917, Grand Central Market (at 317 South Broadway) has provided the city with a daily cornucopia of enticing fresh produce, fish, poultry, meat, and exotic foodstuffs. [SEP] Up until 1917 was when the Central Market gave away free food.
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When he married in 1901, he and his wife (Olga Knipper of the Moscow Art Theater) went directly from the ceremony to a honeymoon in a sanitarium. [SEP] His wife has never went to a sanitarium.
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A few schools, including Harvard, New York and Georgetown universities, already have them. [SEP] They are already in Harvard, New York and Georgetown universities.
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In such circumstances, auditors may issue a limited official use report containing such information and distribute the report only to those parties responsible for acting on the auditors' recommendations. [SEP] Auditors can issue a limited official use report that has such information.
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The point isn't that polls are dishonest. [SEP] Dishonest polls is not the point being made.
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but uh what's that [SEP] However, what is that?
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APHIS rejected the first alternative because it believed scientific evidence permitted importation of beef from Argentina under certain conditions and not permitting such importation would be contrary to trade agreements entered into by the United States. [SEP] The trade agreements would be in conjunction with the agreement.
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and they're going yes but in general i like to exercise i i like dance a lot so i mean i aerobics is something i'd hate to give up but [SEP] I hate exerising.
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119 Cynthia was back from the hospital, and I placed my chair beside her, and told her of Poirot's wish to visit the dispensary. [SEP] Poirot talked to Cynthia himself, asking to visit her at work at the hospital.
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Stop blaming John. [SEP] Quit holding John responsible.
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i think on the local elections it's actually um i think um i think people vote in the larger elections because they feel like well you know the country's real important and you know if i elect if we help elect a president who's going to save us then the then the whole country will be saved but they figure local elections don't mean that much i suspect so people don't really worry about their local mayor or something figuring that you know um and i think wrongly figuring that that well what good is another mayor going to do anyway because our federal taxes are more important right now and you know and stuff like that so people think that that that they don't have um that that it doesn't doesn't matter as much whereas i think it's probably just the opposite is true i think it's probably the case that people could have more effect on a local level [SEP] I think more people vote during the presidential elections than local elections.
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Kashmir remained an unresolved problem of Partition. [SEP] The partition problem of Kashmir remained unresolved.
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Given the assumptions and economic drivers in each of the scenarios, the AMIGA model calculates the capital investment, operation and maintenance, and fuel costs necessary to meet consumer demand for electricity. [SEP] The AMIGA model finds the capital investment.
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All the discoveries have been made by Japp, and Japp will take all the credit. [SEP] Japp made no discoveries, and will not be honored.
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You outwitted me. [SEP] You have never outwitted me.
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yeah but that's that's true just about every [SEP] That is false.
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He was lecherous and strange. [SEP] He had a normal attitude.
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For Columns 5 though 8, the only amounts that change in lines 1 and 2, compared to columns 1 through 4, are outbound attributable cost and inbound revenue. [SEP] Only the outbound attributable cost and inbound revenue change in lines 1 and 2 in columns 5 through 8.
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This brought forth a small number of articulate dissensions. [SEP] This brought up happy feelings and warmth.
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The troopers behind Muller stiffened into wooden soldiers, all expression vanishing from their features until they matched each other in exact anonymity. [SEP] Muller was with soldiers.
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Meanwhile, lawyers were at a premium Indians love litigation and it was ideal training for future politicians and politics had been clandestine, because it was so often fatal to express an opinion on the wrong (i.e. , losing) side. [SEP] Lawyers were at a premium and it was ideal training for future politicians and politics.
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In some states, it may be possible to develop and implement statewide initiatives to improve service delivery, increase resources, and enhance the capacity of the system to meet the civil legal needs of all low-income people without altering service areas or historical relationships. [SEP] In no states will it be necessary to develop and implement statewide initiatives.
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Someone was applauding. [SEP] A person applauded.
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my dad's got a new um i guess it's an eighty nine or ninety uh Chrysler something or other it's one those transverse mounted V sixes front wheel drive [SEP] My dad has a new eighty nine or ninety Chrysler with a transverse mounted V and front wheel drive.
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This is a colourful Middle Eastern-Yemenite restaurant (where the downstairs is expensive, and the upstairs is less formal) with an interesting menu of meat and offal. [SEP] The restaurant serves Middle Eastern-Yemenite food.
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Table 7-1 shows a summary of resource demand and its effect on current supply. [SEP] The table shows a summary of the resources in demand.
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Yes, continued Whittington. [SEP] Whittington said no.
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Unless otherwise noted, hotels take all major credit cards. [SEP] Hotels accept credit cards as payment unless otherwise stated.
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Of course, there is always the chance that the company's management has simply gone mad. [SEP] It's possible that the company is not affected at all.
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This factual record provided an important context for consideration of the legal question of the meaning of the presence requirement. [SEP] The record gave no context regarding the legal question.
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The rest of the industry is waiting to see how much control the government demands over recovered keys. [SEP] The industry waits for nothing.
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The mosque is unusual in Cairo in that it has no facade it is hidden behind a protective wall with nineteen openings. [SEP] The mosque in cairo is protected by walls.
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Warn't no Apaches, that's for certain. [SEP] It wasn't the Apaches, certainly.
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The Commission prepared a Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis pursuant to section 604. [SEP] The Commission put together a Final Regulatory Flexibility Analysis that went against Section 604.
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Kuala Kangsar has long been famous for Malay College, set amid spacious grounds near the center of town, a prestigious and exclusive school for the Malay aristocracy since it was founded by the British in 1904. [SEP] Malay College was know for taking in any student regardless of their background.
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right i think we'd have the same type of problem say with Mexico uh Canada on the other hand uh English is one of their national languages they have [SEP] We probably have the same issues as Mexico and Canada with regards to the use of the English language.
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In this paper we examine the hypothesis that the cost model provides reasonable estimates of the unit costs of other posts of industrialized countries. [SEP] It isn't possible to estimate costs without going through the budget office of each country.
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Should the intervention include the family? [SEP] Should the intervention include the girlfriend's family?
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um-hum yeah it takes a lot of concentration i mean it was the type of thing i was i was making some little things for Christmas and i also made a little thing for a baby gift and uh i thought oh i can do this while i watch TV wrong [SEP] I was making some things for gifts.
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Jon ran behind a building not yet aflame, the house where Susan had stayed a few days earlier, and prayed to any god who might be listening that they would not find any enemies behind it. [SEP] Every building was on fire.
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In her soft grey frock, with white ruffles at the wrists falling over her slender hands, she looked very beautiful. [SEP] She looked hideous in her frumpy gown.
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and uh i have a few health food stores that i send it to i can buy the cookies in a larger quantity than they can so i can get a deal from the uh from the main from the supplier [SEP] There are a few health food stores that can buy the cookies in bulk for a better deal.
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At the sight of Tommy, Julius's eyes seemed as though they would pop out of his head. [SEP] Julius turned and walked away as soon as he saw Tommy walk through the door.
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Seemed that whoever the killer was, she'd let him into her home voluntarily. [SEP] The killer broke a window in order to enter the home.
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and even the painter couldn't give me a good estimate he said well i'll be done this afternoon you know [SEP] The painter told me exactly when they were going to finish.
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There's a pile of money called the Social Security Trust Fund. [SEP] The Social Security Trust Fund is made up of money.
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Dave Hanson, to whom nothing is impossible, he said. [SEP] He said Dave Hanson.
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Still, Miyajima manages to be both solemn and lively. [SEP] There is no feeling of somberness at Myajima.
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expressed about the methodology and results of the procedures to determine the federal pay gap. [SEP] The methodology and results were used to determine the federal pay gap.
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Old salts may want to skipper their charter craft acroseopen sea to the smaller Dutch islands of Sint Eustatius or Saba, or to French Saint-Barthelemy. [SEP] If you are looking for a different options you can take your charter ship to one of the less popular islands nearby.
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Tomb 57, that of Khaemhat, was decorated with statues of himself and his family very rare for tombs of his class. [SEP] The tomb was decorated with statues.
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Chambers developed increasing reservations in his later years about the direction the American right was taking, distancing himself first from Joe McCarthy, then from Richard Nixon, and even from William Buckley Jr.'s National Review . But Chambers' importance lies, finally, not in his politics but in his romantic penchant for the extremes of the psychic and political undergrounds. [SEP] Chambers built a wall between himself and McCarthy and Nixon.
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Thank you. Tuppence felt a terrific rise in her spirits. [SEP] Tupperence felt better after this event.
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The place was a living tomb… . [SEP] It was no more than a living tomb.
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He hired a room, and I hired one too. [SEP] He hired a room, but I didn't have enough money for one myself.
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The dramatically rising cliff of black basalt stone made the castle impregnable to all but the most wily commander. [SEP] The castle was secure due to its proximity to a cliff.