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However, Mr Mark said the government's concerns about China were nothing new.
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There is, of course, an easier solution to this problem: do nothing.
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A year later, nothing and everything was new in New Port City.
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Though she said nothing, her body language provided a clear enough answer.
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However, police today found the unlicensed private investigator had done nothing wrong.
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KJC: I really love designing products for different people and different occasions.
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We love our state and we're concerned for its future…, he said.
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TIM: I would love to visit South Africa if given the opportunity.
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Young children often love to hear the same story again and again.
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I hope our love can continue in this chaotic time, he said.
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But think of the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
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And then they would say, oh, and start asking really personal questions.
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They go a long way on a walkabout-oh my word, he said.
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The list is long here but it really is oh so good!
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I won't use the word here-oh yes, I will; why shouldn't I?
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I-o-evoe-ee is an ancient call which is still in popular use today.
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Turnbull and Widodo also discussed improving cooperation o fighting terrorism and education.
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N o, all things considered, proactively contacting customers was the right approach.
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Nothing special to report except Dad is being so-o-o-o difficult right now!
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Not the 'cat-o-nine-tails' variety, but people with a very odd job title.
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The change would allow companies to build new commercial airports from scratch.
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Problem is, with a new virus, scientists have to start from scratch.
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This company was started from scratch and was delivered within a year.
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Or he'll take a new sheet of paper and start from scratch.
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The South Sudan government had to almost build the country from scratch.
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It extenuates some things, maybe; but it sets down naught in malice.
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He rejected the priests; he would have naught of any but me.
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The forest provided his food, which in the backwoods cost him naught.
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They need to learn that the Night's Watch is naught t'be feared.
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No, no; I will believe naught against Jasper until I see it.
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I ne'er thought Father would accept aught but a Norseman, Drifa said.
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Moreover, Pharaoh would avenge aught he did upon the people of Israel.
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The material universe may, for aught we know, be limited in extent.
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No one knows aught of what pleases the eye and the heart.
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For aught I know, it was current money in Nineveh and Babylon.
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Thus, the quality of your school is determined by your zip code.
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Our zip code has been called the most dangerous in Kansas City.
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That, combined with its excellent zip, unfortunately makes it vulnerable to damage.
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Patient income was estimated from residential zip code at time of HCT.
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One recent story nicely summed up his zip and lack of pretension.
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The Goddess herself says: 'By nought but Love may I be known.'
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With all my heart I hoped also that nought might mar it.
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The life of a single man is as nought in the scale.
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But of that which is written in the packet know I nought.
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It was of little value; but I had nought else to give.
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LXR-null mice also display delayed resolution, suggesting that native oxysterols promote resolution.
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McDougal is asking the court to declare the agreement null and void.
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The meta-analysis rejected the null hypothesis that all studies showed no effect.
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Overall the distribution of associations was not significantly different from the null.
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Therefore, migration defects of Pten-null neurons might be secondary to ectopic differentiation.
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The general sat holding in his hand a short letter, in cipher.
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The interpretation of the cipher was written on it in these words:
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Many film viewers, however, thought HAL was a one-letter-ahead cipher for IBM.
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Or the writing is in cipher and he must furnish the key.
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He could penetrate no farther into the instructions; the cipher again changed.
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We were told of 'smugly smiling atheists' and 'Lions 10; Christians nil'.
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The chances of the current terms succeeding, therefore, are just about nil.
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Etisalat said it was carrying its 45 percent stake at nil value.
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The company's risk of bankruptcy is essentially nil now, the analyst said.
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The expenditure of the successful Labour candidate in Pretoria was practically nil.
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Yet the new approach leaves China plenty of scope to nix investigations.
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Besides, her boyfriend's immoderate enthusiasm alone was enough to nix the idea.
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The rest, sadly, nix the idea of this as a Mac lovefest.
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So he is good for nix, the worse cur I ever saw.
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I'll give you nix naught nothing and my thanks into the bargain.
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Hours: 40 hours or more a week during the season, then nada.
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Our forever bae Michael B. Jordan also received a nomination for nada.
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Gina's interest in the question was close to total nada.
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You'll notice the music in your headphones, and nada else.
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All I meant, Miss White: I had nada to gain.
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The Serbian Government spent a small fortune in cypher telegrams about you.
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There it had been, the juxtaposed cypher, and in the proper order:
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In the centre of the others, were his majesty's cypher of f.r.
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We talk to each other in a sort of cypher, dear Rhoda.
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I then applied myself to the problem of breaking the cypher.
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Presto-zippo, man, that'll be the last we ever see of her.
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We're sifting through it, but so far zippo.
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It's costing us a bundle, and returning zippo.
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We'd just started our staff study when we got a zippo-that'san operational priority message-tocome home.
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You have to believe that you can and should perform whatever action you had in mind, or you get zippo.
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For about 68 million Americans, the answer to that question is zilch.
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Except for that height estimate, I saw zilch with regard to sex.
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She may be an excellent MEP but her track record is zilch.
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And now here I am, starting from scratch, with nothing, zilch, zero.
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Faws Right now, we know zilch about this Dublin-based producer or producers …
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She said a few times she had used a goose egg in custard.
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Better than the goose egg he had been looking forward to.
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A large goose egg, purple and knotted, was rising mystically on his forehead.
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A goose egg, puffy and gray, swelled along his sallow cheekbone.
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He disappeared into his tunnel, pushing the goose egg in front of him.
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Many big firms, such as palm producer Wilmar and timber giant APP, have signed zero-deforestation pledges in recent years.
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zero The point on a scale from which positive or negative numerical quantities can be measured.
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This way Quinn confirmed his zero-rated compassion; only children held equal status.
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She said the game must take a zero tolerance approach to abuse.
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Labour would propose amendments to scrap zero hour contracts, Mr Lees-Galloway said.
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However, the problem here is that the final y-position is not zero.
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South Australia and the ACT reported zero new cases since Tuesday's updates.
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Police forces must adopt a zero-tolerance approach to this kind of behaviour.
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Until global emissions reach net zero, average temperature will continue to rise.
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He said he supported a zero target approach in the hospital system.
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All thrusters answer new course one eight zero by zero zero zero.
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Many of the new jobs created are zero-hour contracts, part-time or temporary.
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Workplace Relations Minister Michael Woodhouse said zero hours contracts were not fair.
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That sounded punchy given tough regulation, low growth and sub-zero interest rates.
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I remember telling family members there was zero percent chance, he said.
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However, South Africans could not help but zero in on the speculation.
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San Quentin had zero cases before more than 100 new inmates arrived.
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He said communities needed to have zero tolerance towards violence against women.
