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1. But Tipene decided that he would be more trusting in this game when he saw what was offered as first prize; a set of brand-new golf clubs

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2. But he did not; so instead he silently gritted his teeth as the Man went up to the prize box, past the brand-new set of golf clubs, and grabbed a tatty-looking old teddy-bear

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3. Then my poker table would look like a brand-new table I thought that was pretty brilliant thinking

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4. I leapt out of my brand-new big-girl bed, ran down the hall, and pounced on my poor sleeping mother

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5. It was Bernie’s private detective telling him that Lorraine had just bought her boyfriend a brand-new Rolls Royce

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6. Four brand new slaves, freshly shaved, with bandages over their brand-new brands stood nervously behind, tethered to the golf cart

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7. “Now, this one here, the seat is being re-upholstered, and the rims are going to get some brand-new tires

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8. A good, long, private chat with Dawley, resplendent in his brand-new Royal Air Force Major’s outfit, and Bernie, helped to settle my mind

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9. barracks, they discovered three hundred brand-new, state-of-the-art, never-used

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10. Then you have Man! You have a brand-new Being

11. President Jefferson and his Republicans were nervous about the strong central power favored by the Centrists, even though that power was necessary for our brand-new nation

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12. up a brand-new decision (A

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13. I had found an apartment in the virtually vacant sixteenth floor of a brand-new complex under construction in Queens, and we were one of the first tenants in the first completed high-rise in the development

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14. The briefcase was full, all right, but with crumpled, brand-new dollar bills packed in so tight that they would fly out and hit you in the face when the case was opened

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15. ” With fewer than 2,000 miles on it, the Bentley is “for all practical purposes brand-new,” he said

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16. When he advanced to chairman of the board, he planned and guided the construction of a brand-new building for those specialties and saw to it that they were equipped with state-of-the-art equipment

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17. He was apparently not worried when brand-new competitive boards started springing up in Scranton, making our boards look shamefully outdated, and when cigarette businesses started to appear on those boards, he sloughed it off

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18. Nourished with warmth and bursting with energy, It takes toddling steps on chubby legs with the conviction of Worlds to conquer in its brand-new heart

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19. The car he crashed into was brand-new and very expensive

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20. They alighted and Lorna’s mouth opened in a round silent “O” when she saw the dam completely restored, with a brand-new shiny windmill in place of the old broken one

21. Once again, Lorna was amazed – this time to see the brand-new brick houses and all the amenities that go with them

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22. I want a four-bedroom detached house (fully paid), a brand-new Mercedes, and the equivalent of half a million pounds in today's money in the bank

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23. Premium conventional oil is standard for brand-new cars and should be changed every 4,000 miles, every four months or when your oil-change indicator light comes on — whichever happens first

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24. As Apollo’s cabin led the sing-along and passed out s’mores, I was surrounded by my old Hermes cabinmates, Annabeth’s friends from Athena, and Grover’s satyr buddies, who were admiring the brand-new searcher’s license he’d received from the Council of Cloven Elders

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25. Everywhere Hank looked in this place reminded him of a brand-new hospital

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26. kicking at the windscreen with her brand-new boots

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27. When we have an image of something we accomplished, that image often has a way of blinding us from seeing the brand-new possibilities that may be different and better than what we’ve already attained

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28. This is much less expensive than purchasing a brand-new tub and will have yours looking bright, shiny, and as good as new

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29. After countless hours of analyzing the tapes of Johnny's voice, they finally perfected a machine in which any person could say anything into a microphone and it would be altered into sounding like a brand-new Johnny Guitar broadcast

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30. New carpet, a bright coat of new paint, brand-new furniture throughout

31. David got a bit excited too, but he was also bewildered and somehow disappointed: she looked like any of the countless other pretty girls around, exciting like a brand-new sports-car, surely absolutely thrilling to dance with, to seduce and eventually to go to bed with (David could only imagine, having had no such experience)

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32. Furthermore, all the stuff looked brand-new, without a smear, unused

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33. Ronan pondered the possibility of making a brand-new mould

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34. cially with brand-new bindings; but you could be a do-it-yourselfer

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35. I don't want to say too much about our journey back, staggering with heavy packs over the relentless stones, crossing and re-crossing the rivers, as a brand-new ram hunter shouldn't complain

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36. Built in 2009, this brand-new, shiny

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37. With any brand-new queries, he'd have had to put in a couple of hours preparing the groundwork

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38. this brand-new form of awareness begins to perceive the universe around it separately; it begins to perceive all things around it separately

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39. As this awakening would dawn on you, your new understanding would also reveal a brand-new view of the world around you

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40. A large snap rang through the mostly quiet room as I broke the spine on my brand-new book

41. Why couldn't something go her way JUST ONCE? And she hadn't even started what was sure to be a miserable year at a brand-new private school filled with snobby bitches

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42. Why was his job more important than family? And if her father had this brand-new, amazing job, why didn't they have enough money to live in a real house? And how did they have enough money to send Claire to OCD?

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43. (fully paid), a brand-new Mercedes, and the equivalent of half a

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44. As soon as he’d seen Kevin he’d gone to him and knelt down and without a word spoken had pulled a brand-new iPad out of the bag and handed it to Kevin

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45. Nay, in an age of positive philosophy, when 'Christianity is worn out through its own contentions,’ you, shall have a brand-new revelation of 'Christian spiritualism’ from heaven itself, or at least from 'the air,’ with 'miracles, and wonders, and signs,’ and 'holy ghosts’ that can solve every mystery, and demonstrate the salvation of all men, against the express and ever-recurring declarations of the apostles and prophets that the unrighteous shall 'perish:’ a 'revelation’ which shall finally put an end to that black old legend of the 'devil and his angels,’ by making known, through table-rapping,

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46. condemning that, reforming one practice and abolishing another, each of the three setting up for a new legislator, a modern Lycurgus, or a brand-new Solon; and so completely did they remodel the State, that they seemed to have thrust it into a furnace and taken out something quite different from what they had put in; and on all the subjects they dealt with, Don Quixote spoke with such good sense that the pair of examiners were fully convinced that he was quite recovered and in his full senses

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47. To one of them, a brand-new, well-bound one, they gave such a stroke that they knocked the guts out of it and scattered the leaves about

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48. A brand-new cloud of scandal settles over the White House when it is revealed that Vice President Spiro Agnew has been taking bribes while in office

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49. “But today you look brand-new

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50. They could move somewhere brand-new, put him into a new school, start afresh with their reputations unsullied

51. Perry was speaking as if he genuinely believed this was the first time he’d said this sort of thing, as if it were brand-new information

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52. I remember once being thrilled with a brand-new car I had purchased

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53. There was the fresh T-shirt I didn’t need now that I had my Bob Marley shirt, two brand-new pair of wool socks, and a copy of Margaret Drabble’s A Summer Bird-Cage, which I wasn’t quite ready for yet—I’d burned my way through only about half the pages of The Novel, tossing them that morning in Paco’s fire

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54. It had only traveler’s checks and a “real world” outfit to wear—my favorite faded blue Levi’s and a slim-fitting black T-shirt; a brand-new black lace bra and matching underwear

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55. These used Accuracy International stocks, with a brand-new barrel and action

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56. The cars were either brand-new or about to fall apart

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57. Why go out of my way to dig up another broken-ass rover to use as a makeshift radio when I’ll have a brand-new, fully functional communications system within a couple of weeks?

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58. The padlock is a brand-new single-latch Burguet; with his tools he picks it easily

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59. The building—all glass, steel, and concrete—was brand-new and so modern in design that to latter-day eyes it would look as if it had been built in the 1970s or 1980s rather than the 1930s

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60. 'You eat just one tiny bit of that, and in exactly half an hour a brand-new luscious thick silky beautiful crop of hair will start growing out all over the top of your head! And a moustache! And a beard!'

61. Lady protested, as did their oldest son, and the deputies threatened to zap them with their brand-new Tasers

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62. It was brand-new, brightly painted, and completely clean

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63. The latest addition to the Mother’s Rest video library was red hot, brand-new, and now available for instant streaming

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64. Chang scrolled backward, from brand-new to recent, and stopped on Sad Couple With Something to Be Sad About

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65. He was forty-eight years old and with his deep-set blue eyes, brand-new Dior glasses and brown corduroy jacket he could easily be taken for an intellectual

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66. Everything about his face and figure, from his short-cropped black hair and freshly shaven chin down to his loosely fitting, brand-new uniform, was simple and at the same time elegant

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67. She read a chapter, then put the book down and thought about New York, and Andy, and his brand-new firm

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68. He was driving a brand-new Audi A8, with Needham sitting next to him

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69. What with the merriment over Dad’s grand gesture, Baby Traynor’s explosive nappy change, and the revelation that Thomas had been dropping egg sandwiches onto Mr Antony Gardiner’s balcony (and his brand-new replacement Conran wicker-effect sun chair) below, it was another twenty minutes before the rooftop grew silent

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70. I've tried war and steeplechasin' and aeroplanes, but this huntin' of beasts that look like a lobster-supper dream is a brand-new sensation

71. The final draft was a collage of hoarded couplets and brand-new triggers from the daily headlines

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72. If the late-night newscast coughed up some minister, red-faced and rattling his sabre for the little he was worth, he too went into the pot with a brand-new rhyme for that old line:

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73. The church was then a brand-new building of a modern design

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74. The show opened with a young singer who had a brand-new handle that Brian Epstein had given him

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75. Seeing those shots and hearing the shrill, piercing cries that I’d assumed came from that guitar was the whole reason that I’d finally traded in my Les Paul copy for a brand-new Fender

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76. And that frightening fascinating Captain Butler—frequently after he called with Scarlett, Pitty found brand-new purses stuffed with bills on her console table or lace handkerchiefs knotted about gold pieces which had been slyly slipped into her sewing box

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77. That was a brand-new ritual for me

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78. A brand-new duffelbag in red, white, and blue was handed forward

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79. I had to phone Tanner, my brand-new lawyer, mere hours after I’d hired him, and say the words that would make him regret taking my money: I think my wife is framing me

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80. Aurora Springs, he ordered, pausing for a photo by a brand-new city sign

81. Thousands of brand-new, unused Interceptors were nestled into belt-fed launch racks that lined the hangar’s curved reinforced concrete walls

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82. “Can’tcha read?” she said, poking her thumb at a brand-new sign posted above the cash register:

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83. Verisign was a “dot-com mania” play, no doubt about it, but institutional money was flowing into stocks like Verisign, which appeared to me to be the leader in the brand-new and rapidly growing field of online e-commerce security

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84. Then he tosses the other twenty-eight—the Miami Heat cap is still in a plastic bag in Riverhead somewhere—to his crew, and for the rest of the party, wherever I turn, brand-new gleaming caps bob jauntily above the fray

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85. Remember how she realized it was cheaper to buy a brand-new car than to keep fixing her old one? Well, she also found a way to set aside an additional 8% to build her emergency protection fund

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86. After years of coveting the “ultimate driving machine,” he finally went out and leased a brand-new Beemer with all the performance options

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87. After looking at 88 properties in three states in just three weeks (I told you I’m a massive-action guy), we found the only brand-new home on the water in Palm Beach

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88. A storm can cause your house to flood (as it did to my brand-new home in Florida after a torrential rain had my wife and I wading through 12 inches of water at three in the morning)

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89. He had on a brand-new uniform showing the creases where it had been folded and thick gold epaulettes which seemed to stand rather than lie down on his massive shoulders

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90. Lenin with brand-new teeth, a smile under the mouth

91. The fairy, that is to say, their mother, had already paid her visit, and in each he saw a brand-new and shining ten-sou piece

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92. To-day, there are brand-new, wide streets, arenas, circuses, hippodromes, railway stations, and a prison, Mazas, there; progress, as the reader sees, with its antidote

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93. "You finished with your super-brand-new list of possible deads?"

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94. You came here not just to sell brand-new Studebakers—but for something else?"

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95. It reminds me of an actor friend who a few years ago drove up to the front of my house in a brand-new super-powered XKE twelve-cylinder Jaguar and yelled at me, "Eat your heart out!"

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96. John broke the spell as simply as that, strode back to the hearth and blinked at the script as if it were a brand-new puzzle

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97. "Tante Oscar went to the refrigerator, which she called the ice box though it was brand-new, and opened it to show us that the telephone was in there because she never talked on it, and there was the telephone all right, right there in the middle of the milk and the yogurts and the jars of jam, but when Dolly Jean had called, Tante Oscar had heard the ring through the refrigerator door because it was Dolly Jean, and she had answered

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98. Those jobs were all created by a dynamic entrepreneur who started a brand-new company, and they should be recognized and counted as such

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99. As it would happen, he would be the first to introduce Marilyn to a brand-new reality, one formed by barbiturates

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100. My baby drove up in a brand-new Cadillac, She said, »Hey, come here, Daddy,