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1. Jorma was much more familiar with sail than power boats, but had wrestled these pumps into position on more than one big plantation down on Sinbara Point Flats

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2. She had at least, given up the corset wearing this time, and was back in the usual scruffy outfits he was more familiar with

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3. I don’t see life as bumping into familiar souls every day

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4. Needing to hear a familiar voice, Brandon called his parents

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5. He had a native woman, he employed natives in a manner they were familiar with

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6. I am familiar with the sky, even here

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7. Moreover, it is safer to draw it in a language familiar to the testator

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8. The ethnic groups in the Gengee were always Elf and Troll, and doostEr was familiar with the legends from the times when the lines between them were drawn in blood and blade

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9. ‘Yes? What can I do for you?’ I asked tentatively, trying to remember why that voice is familiar …

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10. i want to use the text which is familiar to you:”For the grace of

11. Are you familiar with a situation like that? There is nothing new under

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12. It seems that everyone is familiar with this psalm

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13. How about Sammy the Shark? Familiar with the name?"

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14. and as he got drunk, he always thought he heard a familiar voice

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15. moon rose, he thought he could hear a familiar voice, but it was so far off and so thin

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16. Smith preferred to consider a thought from a familiar set of view points, rolling

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17. Airport security is familiar with these items due to their popularity with journalists in recent years

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18. Perhaps the concept of a shepherd is one that more familiar to us

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19. familiar face in which a friend’s once warm brown eyes used to dance and in that

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20. strange feeling, as if he had lived it before, this is familiar

21. The mental television screen on which I could see so many familiar outlines flickered violently through a swarming wall of static

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22. Later that day, later that night, at some point in the expanse of black time, I heard the trap door swing open and then the familiar scrape of boots on the rungs of the ladder

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23. What did it mean? With the loss of the familiar, of the routine, comes that old friend, fear

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24. He was too calm, as if he were hiding some ragged alter-ego, something that I was by now all too familiar with

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25. "You are familiar with the structure of heaven as described in the Holy Rants are you not?"

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26. He already knew the basics and the concepts and had become quite familiar with fabrication

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27. My guards had not fixed handcuffs to my wrists nor had the by now all too familiar clank of chain accompanied my move

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28. He walked under those stars, and always, when the moon rose, he thought he could hear a familiar voice, but it was so far off and so thin that he still could not make out the words

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29. Smith preferred to consider a thought from a familiar set of view points, rolling it across the heavens like thunder, looking at all those aspects of silence and darkness that reinforced the heavens as imagined by a responsible God

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30. He looked down upon the bright and savage earth for the first time in countless measures of eternity and there Smith saw something quite unexpected; the utterly familiar shape of loneliness embodied in the outlandish shell of the hairless ape who dared to contemplate creation, baying at the stars, calling out in utter desperation for the companionship that comes with that first sparkling moment of harmony within the song of songs

31. Does this sound familiar?

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32. ’ Came the familiar voice of Renald and with it a wave of relief … for a moment she’d almost panicked

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33. He looked into a familiar face in which a friend’s once warm brown eyes used to dance and in that face he found that words

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34. She’d been amazed by the overabundance of cleaning materials that she had correctly guessed would be stored in the cupboard under the sink – some things defy cultural differences! Kneeling on the floor, all the better to examine the various spray containers and bottles piled in there, her amazement turned into confusion … there were plastic spray bottles for limescale removal, disinfecting the worktops … apparently killing 99% of all known germs - though that did raise the question of what danger the remaining 1% presented if it was so vital to get rid of the things … bottles of cream for cleaning the sink and another, lavender scented, for polishing wood, a big bottle of bleach that at least smelt familiar, and noxious substances for cleaning the oven that had signs warning of danger plastered all over them … it was an education

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35. Every nerve ending reached out into the ether, but no faces seemed familiar … but then they might not be anyone she’d met before

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36. She looked too familiar as she looked

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37. It flowed soothingly over Kara’s head, a pleasant, familiar re-embedding in what passed for normality in her life

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38. It was pleasantly warm sitting in the sunshine, the familiar view comforting in its unchangingness

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39. expecting the familiar tread of his boot,

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40. of years and familiar bodies,

41. Slowly, my senses steadying, I open my eyes and try to calm my breathing … the familiar room is comforting

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42. Catwhiskers were very familiar with Ethereead

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43. ‘Don’t they have kahts with more seats?’ I asked as the now familiar green mist forms around us

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44. Within a fairly short time, we find ourselves being ushered out of the building into the equally familiar woodlands surrounding the building

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45. ‘Anything familiar, Lintze?’ Joris asked, looking around as though assessing what there is

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46. Berndt, totally in control and confident, giving the words of passing … so familiar to me I can almost say them with him … a little voice in my head asking repeatedly why should that be so?

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47. collection of familiar things

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48. repelling the familiar just as they radiate

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49. I waited in a little room at the back and after a short while, heard her familiar voice calling my name, 'Godfrey? Is that you, lad?' She gave a brave chuckle when she saw me, but tired, swollen eyes betrayed her sorrow

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50. ‘St Beuno’s Well … that sounds familiar … I can’t think why … but it will come to me

51. Assume the first stage of the posture which by now will be familiar to you, bat this time bend your left leg until your heel touches your right buttock

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52. Are you familiar with the water here?"

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53. "I know Caro, I know what a party hearty wench she is; and she's familiar

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54. Whatever the theory was behind this, it wasn't something Alan was familiar with

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55. The dog, by now on more familiar terms with its new master, raised a paw, licked its lips and waited

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56. ’ He assured me, picking his way through the building as though he is familiar it … yet, I know he has never been here before

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57. Panicking, I stand gazing about me looking for anything that looks even remotely familiar

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58. She did see a young man, who seemed oddly familiar, watching her at the Friday night rave in the student union, but then boys always watched her and she was hopeless with names and faces

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59. Alan was not familiar with this and had to look it up

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60. ‘We may not have many of the technologies you are familiar with, Lintze

61. As she got closer she seemed familiar somehow

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62. He recognized the size and shape of the egg; he was very familiar with eggs this size

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63. There was nothing he could see that looked like any type of encapsulation he was familiar with

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64. ” He found he was enjoying her enthusiasm, her presence was somehow familiar, even comforting

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65. He wasn't familiar with their terminology, especially since he personally thought it was pseudo-science

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66. I look at this man, so very dear and familiar, standing there waiting for me to determine his fate

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67. The now familiar wrench in the pit of my stomach happens again, I daresay I shall get used to being linked with Alastair in time

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68. We saw a laboratory and a workshop and even a good old familiar fork-lift truck

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69. Okay, so every now and then I see something familiar and it hits me … but overall I’m okay

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70. Sprawled in a corner was a group of sleeping, travel-weary Romanies, their timeless faces seeming familiar, like those in my books, but they weren't familiar at all, I just wanted them to be

71. Look!' I spun round expecting the worst but at that moment the Delfini cut the air with its now familiar horn announcing the arrival of the Princess of Stephanos

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72. Ken still grieved for his wife, but the years made the tears taste less bitter and fall less frequently, and with his strapping son rapidly becoming his closest friend, he began to feel in his bones an old, familiar stirring

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73. ‘You’re doubtless familiar with the concept of love in a religious sense?’ she nods and her brow wrinkles as she tries to see where my argument is going

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74. They both assumed that the song was being played on the television when they heard the now familiar first few notes settle on top of the thick walls of late afternoon air that folded around them like hot summer blankets

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75. This is the type of prayer that most people are probably familiar with, which includes asking the universe for a specific outcome

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76. I find myself feeling things that are strange and yet familiar at the same time; and I know it has something to do this planet

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77. You may be familiar with the concept of keeping a ―diary,‖ but

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78. Denair remembered going thru the market place and sensing a strong life force about him, strangely familiar somehow

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79. That couple looks familiar – I nod at them – virtually everyone is in a couple

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80. She was vaguely familiar, like one of his direct reports had used this personification as a cherub once or twice

81. She was familiar with the sea from her own home, but the boats she used were much more stable and the lagoons of the Caribbean much calmer and her med panel was close at hand

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82. I was walking along a road that felt familiar, though I can't identify it now

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83. The dog, by now on more familiar terms with its new master,

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84. Most of the girls seemed to be saying they were familiar with most of these moves and there was a lot of easy laughter and teasing but no tense squealing

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85. much of her house back then, so it was a familiar sight

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86. seemed oddly familiar, watching her at the Friday night rave in the

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87. Emotions that you are already familiar with

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88. It is simply scaling up the computational devices we are familiar with and programing the operating system itself with a self interest

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89. I drive past the schools I attended, it is all very familiar, yet things have changed … it is odd

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90. away, confused and not a little annoyed, they heard the familiar

91. As they went along things began to look familiar to him

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92. his voice so familiar

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93. ‘Bed, I think, don’t you?’ I said, a now familiar tingling starting in the pit of my stomach

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94. television when they heard the now familiar first few notes settle

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95. “I’m not familiar with the story but I see what it means,” Jorma said

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96. This man, her new lover and benefactor, is distinctly odd, too familiar with death, impassive in the presence of abuse, but he is still a man

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97. All this rural activity was rather familiar to the ex-soldiers

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98. identified in a familiar fashion

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99. To her surprise, she found that several of the plants she was likely to find were edible … apparently used by ancient peoples before the cultivation of the cereals and plants with which she was familiar

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100. “That school is familiar