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A village blacksmith describes his ancient craft to a fascinated young onlooker.
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One onlooker said: The mob were just standing there cheering and laughing.
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An onlooker would have fancied he heard the creaking of ill-oiled machinery.
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To the onlooker, whose comment Epictetus also records, their aspect is mean:
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To an uninitiated onlooker, nothing could have been more ghastly or absurd.
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Well, an election isn't a very restful time, even for the onlooker.'
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Sheba stands before him, unseen face raised, her back to the onlooker.
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The desperate finality of it; the utter futility of the onlooker.
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One onlooker said: There were a series of very loud bangs.
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An onlooker said: Chloe and Brooklyn are very much a couple.
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At least one onlooker is said to have attempted to copulate with it.
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To an onlooker that pantomime in the darkness would have seemed utterly grotesque.
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Background:To the dispassionate onlooker, the Omagh trial appeared to have everything.
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The onlooker has no choice but to look at the hypnodisc as well.
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For the onlooker, this famous photograph captures the severity and horror of war.
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But this left the onlooker ready to believe anything of it.
