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literal | write | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.23033 | Write it out on a piece of paper and you'll and I'll write them down. | ||
metaphorical | looking | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
8,
15
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12123 | Are you looking for sex, or just someone to talk to? | As Gilda held out her glass to be refilled, she added reflectively, β Although you seem more lonely than horny. | You ain't likely to pick up Prince Charming in a bar . β |
literal | drained | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
4,
11
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.5301 | She drained her glass. | If I don't give a damn about β em, I ain't anxious, and if I ain't anxious, then I come easy . β | |
literal | moved | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
5,
10
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13368 | They moved on to the " Olive Pickers ". | Daniel's mind was elsewhere. |
|
literal | carries | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.2845 | What we choose to call this event depends upon factors such as its magnitude: we speak for instance of accidents, emergencies, disasters and catastrophes, each of which carries connotations concerning the scale of the event and each of which will have a set of human and/or environmental consequences. | A hazard is a threat which, given a set of circumstances, may become translated into a realized event. | |
literal | stopped | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.19377 | A painter stopped to kiss her: a journalist waved. | She made a kind of progress up the Palladian marble stair. | John House, who had organised the exhibition, came almost leaping down the stairs accompanied by a smallish woman in a pine-green tent -like coat. |
literal | seen | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
9,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18027 | Have you seen the butter Tim? | ||
literal | became | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.1846 | Elinor was sometimes at a loss for the right word, or name, and then became impatient with herself; she was often frustrated because she couldn't move as swiftly as she did before. | At times, she was downhearted and wondered whether she would ever write another book. |
|
literal | constituted | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.3981 | Partial and full strikes, demonstrations, sit-ins, conventions β¦ all these have in fact only constituted the outer layer of an inner mechanism of civilian rebellion. | This campaign included resignations of Palestinian officials from public posts, the boycott of Israeli goods and products, and the refusal to pay taxes and fines. | |
metaphorical | saw | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
157,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17238 | The specific form was built upon the notion that the outbreak of violence in Handsworth and Brixton, in particular, was brought about by β drug barons β who saw the police attempting to curb their activities and control β their territory β. | But it recurred as a theme in official and press responses to the other riots. | Numerous examples of this line of argument can be found in Dear's report on Handsworth, and in press coverage during the riots. |
literal | tell | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
10,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.20376 | β Can you tell us the names of some of these Lucy Ghosts? β cut in the DDI. | β The ones in Russia. |
|
literal | ascended | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.1400 | Nuns ascended and descended a cool grey stair in winged white caps. | He followed the other two into the dark shadows of the room housing the Low Countries. | The Lauriergracht in Amsterdam was gloomed and glittering. |
metaphorical | pushed | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.15122 | Where such arguments did not fit in with the overarching themes of race, violence and disorder, and social deprivation they were either sidelined or pushed into the sub-clauses of official reports. | The Scarman Report, for example, contained the following policy proposal: β I recommend that local communities must be fully and effectively involved in planning, in the provision of local services, and in the management and financing of specific projects, (Scarman, 1981, para. 8.44). |
|
metaphorical | covering | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.4314 | There was an extraordinary gain of Β£13.4 million, covering the Motorway Tyres disposal and more rationalisation costs. | Earnings crashed by a third to 41p. | |
literal | dispute | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.5200 | Moreover, few would dispute that this apparent decline is a reality: the first words of the Prime Minister herself, after the result of the 1987 election was known, were an acknowledgement of the challenge posed to Government by the β inner cities β. | In short, if life was always harder in the inner cities than elsewhere, and if conditions may temporarily have been alleviated by the impact of the welfare state and rising incomes, the last decade has been widely represented as a period of deterioration. | What has been lacking however β as well as the political will to do something β has been any shared agreement on the cause. |
literal | seen | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
44,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18050 | It was ironical that ten days before he had seen Shiva at Heathrow. | The encounter he now saw as an omen, a shadow cast by a coming event. |
|
literal | Found | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.135 | Found. | ||
literal | gon | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.8514 | Were you gonna go with her? | ||
metaphorical | take | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
179,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.19943 | In a takeover campaign that has already seen vitriolic language, he responds to the charge that he is mounting the bid to enrich himself and his friends by saying: β Nobody could take that as a criticism β this is an investor group. | And there is always the ultimate unbundler's defence β that he will make money for his backers. | It would be a criticism if I was doing it to impoverish myself β. |
literal | got | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
11,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.8759 | No they've got half a whole | ||
literal | feed | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.6372 | Charlotte I've got to finish, get home and feed this monster, don't do that please. | ||
literal | refers | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.15729 | Support refers to anything which is said or done to help the offender solve or mitigate their personal or social problems: surveillance to anything which is said or done to induce the offender to conform to socially acceptable standards of behaviour. | As has been demonstrated elsewhere with regard to the generic probation setting (Singer, 1989), the supervision of offenders involves two overarching aims: namely support and surveillance. | These aims are implemented through the practice of four distinguishable but related methods. |
literal | observed | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13691 | The movement of dolphins around the barrier was observed, using electronic equipment to monitor sonar activity. | In the Moray Firth, they placed a β headline barrier β, from which they had suspended reflectors at two-metre intervals. | |
literal | makes | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12626 | Allocation determines which arcs in the network will be allocated to a particular node or centre; districting makes it possible to outline rapidly sets of polygons in order to define specific areas of interest (districts) and to summarize their characteristics; routeing provides a minimum path algorithm through the network, the arcs of which can be assigned weights according to road conditions, road capacity and so on. | He describes how a road network is digitized and subsequently analysed using allocation, districting and routeing algorithms. | Dangermond gives several examples in his paper including the use of NETWORK for the allocation of emergency vehicles, optimum routeing of fire engines from garages to the accident scene and the movement of spills through sewers and river networks. |
literal | comply | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.3753 | If the person in default fails to comply with an abatement notice the local authority is obliged to make a complaint to the magistrates. | Action is initiated by the service of an abatement notice requiring remedial work. | If the complaint is proved, a nuisance order is made requiring the defendant to get the necessary work done. |
metaphorical | regarded | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.15800 | The inner city has been variously regarded as a cause for moral outrage, a threat to public order, or as a stain on the nation's conscience. | Ever since the Industrial Revolution created a mass urban society, the conditions of the poorest city dwellers have given rise to anxiety among the better off. | Meanwhile bad housing, bad sanitation, lack of education, and other perennial ills associated with overcrowding and poverty have been routinely denounced by political leaders and social reformers. |
literal | know | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.10909 | There is still a great deal of Greece all through the Tartarin and Daumier part of this queer country, where the good folks have the accent you know; there is a Venus of Arles just as there is a Venus of Lesbos and one still feels the youth of it, in spite of all β¦ | ||
literal | move | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13373 | β We've been waiting to move for a long time, and we need the money to build the new house . β | β We accept that we might not get very much for it, but on the other hand we could get more, β says Julie Widlake. | |
literal | died | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.5039 | A third of those died. | Many were Nazis, but businessmen and professionals were also our targets. | The others were eventually released and absorbed into the Democratic Republic . β |
literal | mean | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12859 | But I mean, you wouldn't have thought that er Lilly, I mean, she had no weight on her or anything like | I know. | |
literal | cos | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.4207 | Mm cos she'll see you there. | ||
literal | reading | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.15475 | Funny I'd just been saying that, just been reading a book allegedly written by erm Uri Geller, you know the | Yeah yeah. | |
literal | works | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.22956 | We know your mother works at the Royal Victoria Hospital, they told him, we know where your sister works, and there are sectarian killings down there. | But it was Gerry Conlon's account of being interrogated after the Guildford bombings that made the scalp crawl. | |
literal | inflicting | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.10002 | Probation officers, it is argued, are concerned with establishing rules for probationers and not inflicting pain on them. | This article challenges the conceptual and practical appropriateness of applying the notion of punishment to the probation context. | An alternative non-punitive paradigm of probation practice is described. |
literal | granddad | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.9005 | No it isn't granddad. | ||
literal | fucking | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.7080 | β Take that fucking urbane look off your face and face reality, Adam. | Mike started to stride up and down the room. | If you lose money, that's tough. |
metaphorical | made | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12331 | Another of his blinding headaches had developed and he felt a tight sensation in his chest, which made breathing very painful and difficult. | The Englishman returned to his own palatial office and sat with his head in hands. | His secretary entered the room. |
literal | mean | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13031 | Yes but then you see, in the in the old days Gordon, I mean, you you were very fortunate if you got three meals a day and and whatever you got you were glad of and used to eat it all. | Now we're much more affluent and people are educated we er |
|
metaphorical | suggested | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.19627 | The National Council for Voluntary Organizations (NCVO) has suggested from a recent survey that around 3,000 projects had been affected and had lost Β£285 million in funding (MacGregor, 1990). | However, the later withdrawal of government support, with the scrapping of the Community Programme as unemployment receded, left many of these voluntary organizations high and dry. | |
metaphorical | arrange | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.1362 | The building society will be staffing a mortgage desk at each auction, and says buyers could arrange finance there and then, subject of course to proof of income and status. | Obviously, however, Bristol and West hopes to hear from interested people in advance β if only so it can gauge the likely demand for each property before the auction starts. |
|
literal | go | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.8150 | Where is I have, where we have to go to | ||
literal | sounded | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18901 | Then, from behind me, an unfamiliar voice sounded: β Oh, ring my bells . β | Ellen ignored my advice while I, obedient to the rule that if a job needed doing then do it without delay, found a pot of white paint and dug through the locker for a clean brush. | It was a man's voice; drawling and lazy. |
literal | fly | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.6745 | After they reached two thousand feet, the instructor showed her how to fly level; he then encouraged her to experiment with the stick, manoeuvring the plane m every direction. | Miranda felt that the aircraft was an extension of her arms and her fingertips, outspread in flight. |
|
literal | attend | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.1702 | β We're trying to smooth the path for purchasers, and streamline the system, β says Graham Harrison, pointing out that live telephone bidding will also be available for those unable to attend. | Holiday homes and commercial property have been included among the lots to be auctioned. |
|
metaphorical | looking | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12163 | Task analysis can be very expensive in skilled manpower, but in looking at cost/value it is important to include in value the increase in mutual understanding which occurs when a multi-disciplinary team conducts the analysis. | If such a team is used the required man-hours can be optimised by using the Delphi method rather than a long series of group meetings. |
|
literal | erm | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.5882 | They somehow managed to persuade the owners, apparently it was and it was and nobody else had ever been allowed in this place not even erm historians who write about famous buildings, even they had been refused access! | ||
metaphorical | Come | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.55 | Come on, give Auntie Pauline a nice smile. | ||
literal | know | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.10947 | Well that's you know what I mean, it's got the. | ||
metaphorical | allows | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
77,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.1101 | It would also be necessary β to smash the decrepit, effete constitution that allows a minority to capture power, and then use it ruthlessly in the interests of the privileged few β. | He told a Labour Co-ordinating Committee rally that it was not enough for Labour to win the next election. | |
metaphorical | made | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
118,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12336 | Bobby Robson was there to assess World Cup candidates, but nothing positive emerged from 90 minutes of scuffling that made one almost yearn for the more measured boredom of Rangers' European Cup exit in Munich three days earlier. | At least the outcome was appropriate. |
|
literal | cos | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
4,
7
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.4239 | now cos. | ||
literal | move | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
31,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13334 | In that case both of them will move inwards under the effect of magnetic force. | But if the diameter of the beam is reduced, eqns (3.33) and (3.34) tell us that the forces are even larger. |
|
literal | thrilled | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.20872 | And erm we sent it to well one of my other sons in Australia there and he was thrilled to bits. | from the estate agents. | oh you did very well with your photography. |
literal | saying | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17394 | I don't know what I'm saying | ||
metaphorical | dashed | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.4475 | A sudden gust of rain dashed against the red bricks that were already stained in patches by water. | And by the neglect of the long hot summer. | The house that when he first saw it had seemed to float on a raft of golden mist, now lay in a wilderness, amidst ragged grass and straggling bushes and trees dead from the heat. |
literal | see | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17726 | She might be able to see a blurred shape. | ||
metaphorical | smash | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18755 | It would also be necessary β to smash the decrepit, effete constitution that allows a minority to capture power, and then use it ruthlessly in the interests of the privileged few β. | He told a Labour Co-ordinating Committee rally that it was not enough for Labour to win the next election. | |
literal | think | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.20561 | I think some other relative died er | ||
literal | want | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.22206 | We want him here, we don't, we don't want | ||
literal | brought | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.2411 | He put a hand into a pocket of his elegant duster coat and brought out a small .22 pistol that he pointed at my face. | Then I saw why he was so confident. | β A ladies β gun, β he said, β but remarkably effective at close range . β |
literal | kill | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.10483 | You're gonna kill somebody one day you know using that! | ||
metaphorical | made | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12440 | They made noise; slammed doors. | Nell shuddered. |
|
literal | coping | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.4182 | While ultimately qualitative, it seems to offer a method for coping with different types of process and incorporating stochastic and truly random events. | Results of running this with different scenarios include β time slice β maps of possible outcomes and of the exchange of material and energy within the study area. | |
literal | panting | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.14049 | The thin, capable woman who was taking the riding-class looked at him in amazement as he leaned panting on the gate to the ring, the dog whining beside him. | β Jamie, I'm teaching . β | |
literal | say | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17307 | No, I didn't say anything. | ||
literal | let | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.11615 | Thus far, for instance, accuracies of land cover (let alone what is often needed, i.e. land use) determined from Landsat and SPOT imagery for the UK have rarely been higher than 70 per cent unless trivial classifications (e.g. built/unbuilt land) have been used. | The value of this information is inherently dependent upon the quality of the inference process and that in turn depends upon the complexity of the scene, the spatial, temporal and spectral resolution of the sensors and the particular algorithms used. | One solution to this is to β densify β the ground control and another is to use contextually based classifiers rather than the traditional, spectrally based ones. |
literal | know | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
35,
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.10632 | But but you it's full at that, you know. | Well we used to put, I mean, I put twelve, thirteen hundred in the Sugar House. | |
literal | mentioned | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13168 | But the effect of the magnetic field upon the motion of the electrons is nearly always negligible (one exception causing the pinch effect is mentioned in the previous section). | Yes, of course, whenever there is a current there is a magnetic field as well. | Thus we may safely ignore the magnetic field when determining the lines of current flow. |
literal | seems | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17993 | There are two types of pub rock occasions: those, like the one described above, where the band is likely to suffer from agrophobia; and those where the pub is so crowded, death through asphixiation seems to be the only way to get out. | Another rule of thumb is that if the act is obliged to rest their microphone stand and amplifiers on beer crates instead of the stage, it will be a good evening. | There is no half-way house. |
literal | get | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.7396 | Since, I mean when it was on the back I thought oh I don't know how you get used to each since he took the evening out and then he's different bloke | ||
literal | seen | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18036 | His face was old and young, sardonic and knowing, amused and handsome; the face of a man who has seen the world's wickedness and knows how to match it with his own. | I had straightened up and moved aside so that the sun no longer dazzled me and I could see Sweetman properly, and what I saw I did not like. | His long black hair was tied into its ponytail with a velvet ribbon, his skin was parchment pale, and his eyes dark. |
metaphorical | snapped | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18799 | While our boys were still getting killed, β snapped the DDI. | β So they bought immunity. | |
metaphorical | saw | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17246 | When they saw that the war could not be won, even as early as 1941, some of them opened up lines of communication with us and the British . β | They didn't disagree with his aims, only his methods. | |
literal | exploit | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.6172 | Training of unskilled staff to operate this equipment and to exploit the scientific data is now a major role for GRID staff. | Moreover, national nodes are also being set up; the recent IBM gift to GRID (see above) has ensured that powerful microcomputers have been installed in many African countries, together with national and continental data sets. | |
literal | included | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.9860 | The scope was extended in an β enhanced β Urban Programme, which included economic and environmental as well as social projects, and was specifically directed at the inner urban areas where the problems were most severe. | Originally, the Programme supplemented existing central and local government schemes designed to meet special needs in urban areas. | Earlier, the change of emphasis from a β social β to an β economic and environmental β focus had been reflected in a switch of responsibility for the Programme from the Home Office to the Department of the Environment. |
metaphorical | took | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.21016 | As they descended the stairs, Delaney paused, and took a last look down at her. | She smiled shyly, then turned away. |
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literal | overlap | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.13961 | overlap | ||
literal | demonstrating | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
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194
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.4707 | Mrs Bottomley, representing β caring Conservatism β, will face Mr Michael Portillo, the new Treasury Chief Secretary, who is equally keen to establish his Right-wing credentials by demonstrating he can keep keep a tight grip on the public purse strings. | ||
literal | let | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
20,
23
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.11576 | DEBBIE ADAMS had to let her East End terrace house in London in a hurry when her husband was re-located to Ireland with two months' notice. | She went to a local letting agency, Landlords of 41 Roman Road, Bethnal Green, London E2, who found a tenant that day. |
|
metaphorical | restore | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
217,
224
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.16259 | The β cities of inner despair β were conceived as the breeding ground for disorderly protest, and however hard the Government tried to break the causal link between the two, it was forced to take on board the need to restore order not only through the police but through promises of help for the inner cities. | Much as in 1980β1, the β social causes β argument cannot be seen separately from the broader debate about the future of the British economy and society. |
|
literal | get | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
10,
13
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.7329 | I'm gonna get your glasses or | ||
literal | flew | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
9,
13
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.6721 | A dipper flew up from the burn as I emerged from the hut, his white breast flashing as he darted downstream. | Somewhere ahead in the crags of Kielderhead Moor a hawk was whistling, a piercing sound in the lonely valley, overlain for a few heart-stopping moments by the snarl of a jet. |
|
metaphorical | confirmed | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
20,
29
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.3879 | Broadly, the survey confirmed that parents of children with special needs had not been given a real choice of placement, and that they had to fight hard for mainstream provision if this was their choice. | Parents wanted to be part of the decision-making and did not feel that they were. |
|
literal | walk | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
235,
239
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.21963 | Not at Paul Hill's remembrance of beatings past, when he could hear the sound of steel-tipped boots running to take part in the fun, and once heard a principal medical officer, no less, telling colleagues: β Don't walk his face, don't walk his face . β | THERE was one point when the hair on the back of my head began to lift. | |
literal | satisfying | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
170,
180
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17170 | We cannot pretend GIS is a solution to the political problems of negotiation and justification but at the very least the openness of the procedures goes some way towards satisfying a worried public. | However, adding a proximity to transport constraint lowers this to 12 per cent; and so on. | |
literal | agree | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
2,
7
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.958 | I agree, it's clearly a warning to pay, but I swear I know nothing about it. | Mike stared at his brother, then slowly said, β Not me. | It couldn't have been the brothers β they'd be even less subtle β¦ β |
literal | take | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
184,
188
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.19925 | He was very nearly as tall as her, but she put an arm under his shoulders and supported him to the untidy room which served as the stable office, calling to one of the stable girls to take over the class. | The boy looked at her and uncontrollable tears suddenly filled his eyes. | |
metaphorical | took | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
42,
46
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.21046 | I I think they'd been on holiday and, she took ill on the holiday and, and came erm, she was stopping at erm, Edith's and er it happened then. | Yeah. | |
metaphorical | came | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
30,
34
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.2752 | all of them so when her class came up, cos she'd been with the class right from nursery and when she put into this you know, with the double third year, cos they go upstairs for third and fourth year and they really do classes below she didn't know anything in the class! | ||
literal | asked | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
6,
11
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.1456 | Ellen asked before I could refuse to answer. | β How many passengers? β | |
literal | wanted | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
13,
19
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.22279 | Parents also wanted an increased availability of specialist β therapy β time, but wanted it to be used in a more flexible way. | Some parents were very worried that more integrated settings would lead to lack of attention for children with special needs. |
|
literal | preserved | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
95,
104
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.14692 | This species is preserved in a soft shale, but one which allows for the skeletal anatomy to be preserved in its entirety. | 51 Fossil frog, Rana species, Miocene, Spain. | The outline of the soft parts are also clearly displayed, so that the animal has been preserved almost in frozen motion. |
literal | Give | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
0,
4
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.159 | Give me! | I like pee pee! | |
metaphorical | suspect | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
138,
145
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.19805 | If the animal lived on the sea bottom, it seems unlikely that it would have eye lenses specialized for looking downwards, and we begin to suspect that the animal habitually dwelt above the sea floor. | Most other trilobites have a predominantly lateral field of view. | Other features of its shape are consistent with this. |
literal | seems | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
42,
47
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.17988 | The diversity of monitoring organizations seems just as great in other countries; numerous multinational organizations, both quasi-governmental (e.g. the UN Environment Programme (UNEP)) and non-governmental (e.g. the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED)) are also active in the field. | If we consider the environment in the broadest sense, much monitoring of it has been in progress for many years and by an enormous diversity of organizations in the UK; these include the DoE, the Forestry Commission, the Nature Conservancy, the Health and Safety Executive, local authorities, the component members of the Natural Environment Research Council (such as the Institute of Terrestrial Ecology and the British Antarctic Survey), individuals or research groups in academia, the CEGB, the Friends of the Earth, and UK Centre for Economic and Environmental Development (CEED) (1989). | Moreover, commercial monitoring of the environment is now also routine, notably to predict crop yields in the main grain-growing areas and hence facilitate the buying of futures. |
literal | mean | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
2,
6
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12926 | I mean, he could have gone any time. | ||
metaphorical | look | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
124,
128
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.12020 | The disasters that befell his army paradoxically heightened his personal charisma: even the barons of Outremer continued to look on him as their one potential saviour. | His noble gesture appeased those churchmen who had been appalled by his early obstinacy over the archbishopric of Bourges. | His friendship with Raymond V of Toulouse, a fellow warrior, reversed the trend of history since the middle of the tenth century, in bringing the princes of the far south back into the king's mouvance. |
literal | happen | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
143,
149
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.9182 | If it now seems self-evident that monitoring of the global environment is necessary, indeed is even vital, the prediction of what is likely to happen is almost as important: the 170 000 people in the Maldives are understandably worried about the prospect of global sea-level change since no part of the islands is more than 2 m above present sea-level! | Yet, as we shall see below, the prediction of the activities of natural and man-influenced environmental systems requires an understanding of the interaction of processes that, in many cases, we simply do not yet have. |
|
literal | get | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
6,
9
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.7259 | Can't get over the size of this though. | I think I'd probably put my wardrobes on his, on the stair wall. |
|
literal | show | VUAC_ShT_Tr1_ORIGSPLIT_WITH_VAL | [
58,
62
] | VUAC_Tr1.o_val.18461 | Figure 9.2 is taken from ESSC (1988) and is an attempt to show the interactions between environmental processes, as well as the indicators and implications of change in the state of the environment. | Given this, determining the nature of the interactions between the variables becomes a matter of major difficulty. | In essence, the figure can be summarized as showing processes within the physical climate system and within the biogeochemical one, these systems being interwoven by the global role of water and increasingly affected by human activities. |
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