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I don't mean 'nice' the way she means 'nice,' either; don't worry.
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It's a great way to start the new year. -FieldLevel Media
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Now a new problem: There was no clear way to open it.
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The case could radically change the way the company operates in Europe.
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The great problem at Yosemite today is simply finding your way around.
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Tobacco use among adolescents is a global problem of public health importance.
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In other words: The companies can use inventors' patents however they want.
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However, its use in food products could result in unwanted toxic residues.
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Today many parties use these policies to mobilise public opinion and support.
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Please don't use the words 'interesting' and 'Cambridge' in the same sentence.
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Of course, it might not come true in exactly the manner imagined.
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We will continue to provide information in a transparent manner, said Hafeez.
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Or his masculinity. Rose's new collection featured all manner of 'feminine' detail.
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Father Fauchelevent was rattling in the throat in the most lamentable manner.
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We seek to resolve this case in a fair and reasonable manner.
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They say that keeping that number a secret is simply industry practice.
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At least four hours' practice, six is better, even longer if possible.
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Industry sources said at the time they largely reinforced PRAs' existing practice.
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Work package 1: a survey of units to establish current UK practice.
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The Guardian Public Services Awards reward best practice across all public services.
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Because they're creatures of habit we're seeing individuals return year after year.
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Good money, and with a meth habit to support I needed that.
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But it's still not clear that the habit, itself, is the problem.
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Clary had a habit of answering questions in the briefest possible way.
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So they were in the habit of meeting secretly in the forest.
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No problem, just include a custom sort routine by changing this line:
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The general duties now levied in the custom house, are the following:
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In a normal year, about 75pc of their custom is repeat business.
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Well, maybe this was the local custom: proceeding directly to the food.
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That was the custom; and Seuthes set the fashion of the performance.
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Environmental worries also loom large, particularly with regard to water usage rights.
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SHYFT Power Solutions lets consumers track electricity usage in homes and businesses.
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The City's overall water usage rose to 641 million litres per day.
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These join many millions of other GIFs in common usage, of course.
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Last year, private usage of cannabis was declared legal in South Africa.
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Security is another area of self-constitution that derives benefits from military praxis.
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The journal club and planning model used provided the praxis of this work.
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As a form of praxis, it parallels the experience of self-constitution through language.
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The globality of human praxis is not a scenario invented by some entrepreneur.
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I couldn't see Gary digging into the Puritan theories of praxis.
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However, as is a fast bowler's wont, Carter was far from content.
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Facts are facts, Van Commenee is wont to say, rules are rules.
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Women are wont to consider man in general as a simple creation.
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But Joan only said, in the simple fashion which was her wont:
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Finucane, as is her wont on these occasions, let him talk away.
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Others worried, as is our wont, what others would think of us.
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He was wont to vie with the other in point of style.
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They are wont to paint little children in the shape of angels.
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It is very strange; he was not wont to do foolish things.
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As he was wont to explain in later days of blessed peacefulness:
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Only grandees are wont to kneel here, in presence of the king.
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Indeed, Call was cheerful, easier on the men than was his wont.
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And love, as he is wont, came in the wake of fortune.
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Yet, as malarial patients are wont to do, he was sweating profusely.
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Her face had grave lines that were not wont to be there.
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The Reddin brothers, as was their wont, said nothing of their thoughts.
