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1. "Have you kept all my old paperwork together?" she asked

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2. "What do you think the cargo is that Herndon's paper's are about?" Jorma asked as they walked back toward the camp

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3. "Whatever papers there are in that lock box, I've looked at them a dozen times and never noticed

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4. In the preparation of this tome, I advertised its availability in the bi-weekly satirical paper Private Eye

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5. "If either one of them wanted to leave with those papers," Ava said, "they could have done so a year ago

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6. "Ava said those papers were of little importance

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7. With the insignia from his uniform he has the money to finance a family to raise and train a child to be my shadow, a child who has been trained to do nothing but zero in on those papers

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8. "It is likely the only reason she bought this house is to go after those papers," Herndon said, his lips tight

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9. "What about the rest of these papers in the lock-box," he asked

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10. He saw what she had now, another scrap of paper that Ava said was useless, the last in that folder

11. Sam had just finished his masterclass in Nutritional awareness, and was preparing his papers to leave, when the auburn haired model approached his table

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12. Do you put ads in the paper?”

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13. He was hunched over his desk, shifting through piles of paperwork and tossing it around with abandon, creating a bigger mess than he had before

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14. The desk was filled to overflowing with paper, pens, clipboards, used coffee mugs, and a large, old computer

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15. Henry started sorting through the piles of paper with renewed energy, like he was digging for buried treasure

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16. “Hello, I found it,” Henry whispered again, clutching several pieces of paper in his hand as he knocked again

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17. “The sales report!” he cried in relief as he held up the papers which were in danger of being crumpled up in his hand

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18. Underling said again, holding out his hand for the papers

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19. Underling wanted Henry to give him the papers

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20. “Yes, here is the sales report,” Henry tried to say with an air of authority as he put the slightly crumpled papers in Mr

21. Underling shoved the papers back in Henry’s hands

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22. “Aren’t all the papers here?” Henry asked weakly as he started going through them

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23. I had copies of the paperwork, they pulled it off right under our noses

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24. They had always kept their papers separate, it was very unlike him to do that

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25. But the worst problem was, "I had all my old papers sent north when I thought I was moving there

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26. He didn't answer, blew right by it urgently, "Did you say she is now living in the house with those papers?"

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27. Those papers could be the reason she is on your tail

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28. She shamelessly watched the creature trapped in a maze of metal wrinkled like crumpled paper

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29. Jokes of all shades in all languages get prominent place in newspapers and magazines

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30. "I know where I put those papers," Ava said,

31. She told Jorma about the papers, as if it was something casual

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32. There was nothing else in Herndon's folder but a scrap of scratch paper and a blank copy of the storage contract

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33. She found she didn't remember most of the stuff in here, she probably should have thrown it all out decades ago, the papers that were hers were already obsolete and could now be learned by examining any common electronic device with a polarizing microscope, but twenty decades ago they had been some of the Kassikan's most closely guarded secrets

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34. Herndon was taking a second pass thru it, but they'd already made sure they'd examined every piece of paper in that box, a second time

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35. He was trying to project an aura of mild disappointment, like he was strong enough to take this, but Ava could see each piece of paper shaking as he put it back in its folder

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36. Ask for their favorite comic strip, a school paper that they are proud of, or a drawing from their trip to the park

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37. ‘Yes … I know, the papers have been full of it

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38. He looked up to see that his dad’s attention was back on the stack of papers

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39. Henry was holding up two different pieces of paper and trying to look at both of them at the same time

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40. “Not again,” Henry said as he lifted up the paper and got a napkin, trying in vain to wipe the jam off the paper and succeeding only in smearing it around even more

41. She handed the paper back to him and dumbly walked toward the boat

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42. Over a long period of a few years some share show a consistent growth, some show ups and downs around a mean value, some show a persistent fall in value and quite a few just vanish out of market or are quoted at a value which is not worth the cost of paper on which the share certificate is printed

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43. Ackers slowly turned around to see a paper delivery boy standing on the porch with his mouth hanging open in surprise

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44. This enables cheaper average handling charges and getting better market rates than quoted

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45. The boy held out the paper in answer, his mouth still open as he looked at the weird gadget sticking out of the front door

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46. “Yes, thank you, I was looking for this,” Ackers said as he took the paper out of the paper boy’s hands and then dropped it to the ground

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47. “You’re a little late, aren’t you? Isn’t this supposed to be delivered first thing in the morning? While it is morning, it most certainly is not first thing,” Ackers rambled, trying to get some sort of information out of the paper boy while confusing him at the same time

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48. Don’t worry, the situation will resolve itself in a moment,” Ackers said, thinking quickly that he now had to appear as normal as possible so as not to arouse too much suspicion and have the paper boy call in any authorities

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49. The paper boy became slightly more alarmed the longer he stayed with Ackers

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50. Ackers turned away from the paper boy and peered into the house

51. “The alarm!” Ackers yelled to the paper boy as soon as he figured it out

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52. Ackers was simply no good at this, but he thought he was doing a splendid job of putting the paper boy at ease

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53. If anything, the paper boy would have probably been less alarmed if he had stumbled upon a group of people wearing masks and trying to openly burglarize the house

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54. The paper boy took a stumbling step back, and then another, and ended up almost tripping and tumbling down the stairs

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55. He stepped inside the house, and then went back outside again to pick up the paper that was just delivered and the thermometer gadget he had just used to open the door

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56. “Don’t want to forget this,” Ackers held up the paper as he called out

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57. The paper boy hurried away

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58. · There is no need to get hold of a stamp paper

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59. A will can be written on any piece of paper

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60. It took us a few tries, but the bravest of us managed to rip the papers from his calloused hands

61. John looks in confusion at a scrap of paper in his hand

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62. · Remove things you can trip over (such as papers, books, clothes, and shoes) from stairs and places where you walk

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63. Your chart,” he ruffles through some papers pinned to a clipboard, “says that you have stomach problems

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64. He noticed that the map was an eye-copy of an old handwritten scrap of paper, more evidence that there was plenty of money involved in this deal

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65. "I'm here to claim a crate that I believe is stored in that area," he said to the guy sitting there, bringing out a piece of paper

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66. We compost all of our kitchen wastes and recycled paper wastes as well as the wood from the matches we use, etc

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67. He wondered if a press that could print this magazine on paper could fit in that crate

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68. Nurse 1 is nearby with a small paper bag in her hand

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69. The back snaps open and a piece of paper falls out on the counter

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70. He unfolds the piece of paper, hands it to John, continues to inspect the watch

71. John opens the paper, reads it

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72. Again all is covered in dust, but on the kitchen table are two plates, two cups, forks, spoons, a couple used paper napkins,

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73. This is site to create your own Newspaper

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74. One can select magazines, newspapers, sites and TV channels for whom the site provides on-line linkage

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75. Bronner’s soap, “The most incredible piece of literature I’ve ever seen printed on a six-by-six piece of paper,” and “The power of word over design

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76. One Swedish newspaper called Dr

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77. The wallpaper is hanging off in one corner, though closer inspection merely shows this to be old age, and not anything more sinister like rising damp or dry rot

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78. There’s no denying the wallpaper has to come off … but that shouldn’t be too difficult to do and a coat of paint on the walls will soon brighten the place up

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79. ‘Have you got a pen and paper there? I’ll give you her address … it’s not easy to find, but I’ll give you directions

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80. The temple is constructed of rough timber and lumber with no ornamentation, the sliding doors are made of rice paper

81. Russ reaches over and takes a newspaper John has tucked under his arm, begins to leaf through it

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82. Russ keeps on reading the newspaper

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83. Russ spots something of interest in his newspaper

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84. What happens to a litmus paper when it is dipped into the special

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85. Tables are covered with books, used paper cups and plates, half-eaten chunks of food covered with slowly crawling, lazy flies

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86. Cat had never sailed paper boats in puddles, but she got the gist of it

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87. The décor in the living room is pretty dire and tatty too, but once the wallpaper is removed, I’ll be able to paint the walls and then it won’t look too bad

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88. "I know my uncle owns this place but really, who else could they put in charge? Draper? Hah!" Benji Draper was the oldest employee in the office

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89. This wallpaper will make a mess when we strip it and there is nothing like trying to get soggy bits of wallpaper out of a carpet! Jack was frightful when it came to preparation … brilliant at decorating, but I was always the one who had to think ahead and make contingency plans

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90. ‘What is linked but not the same?’ Stephen asked, appearing breathlessly in the doorway laden with several bin bags full of wallpaper; as is apparent from the split in one of the bags

91. He spills a quantity of soggy wallpaper on the floor as his grip on the bags slips; together, Liz and I rush over to take some of his burden from him

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92. ‘What have I let myself in for?’ he muttered theatrically as Liz, who has been collecting up some of the soggy wallpaper which fell out of the bag, throws a handful at him

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93. He corners her by the back door and, neatly forcing her to yield up the handful of wallpaper she is holding, dexterously pushes it down the back of her t-shirt as she squirms and squeals

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94. ‘You are a monster!’ she said chuckling and trying to extricate the paper

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95. She cleared a space amongst the old newspapers and empty tins of cat food

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96. While sat on the loo, I had dozed gently before the realisation that the loo roll only had two sheets of paper left stirred what was left of my brain into action

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97. I spin round to see Stephen walking through the gates and across the drive, newspaper tucked under his arm

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98. "We're in this blank paper here," Tahlmute showed him on the map

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99. She writes down the address as I read it from the sheet of headed paper which Stephen chased after me with as I was reversing round his car

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100. Hamo sits as at a corner desk in front of an oscillating fan that rustles papers, a calender on the wall, etc