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After the obligatory studio photographs they had to individually sit for on the way in, presumably for record keeping purposes, they were frisked and taken to seats at long heavily loaded tables
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Two thousand years of foot traffic had worn the floors to rolling hills, the glass in the windows had sagged and the marble plumbing fixtures were heavily eroded, though they were just replaced a few centuries ago
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However we should try and stay away from heavily cushioned walking shoes
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Leaning heavily on the arm of the chair, I stand … whoooo, the room’s spinning a bit
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” Growing up in Puerto Rico/Miami, Lopez was heavily influenced by the fact that his mother grew her own fruits and vegetables and always used animal manure as fertilizer This organically based philosophy toward gardening techniques laid the foundation of Lopez beliefs and in 1972 he founded Astra’s Garden, based on something of a religion that subscribes to living in harmony with the environment: not polluting; treating all living plant life with respect; and, basically just listening to what the earth is telling us
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Stephen’s heavily into the healthy option … we haven’t had a full English for years now
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John sits down heavily like an old man in a chair
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was secluded, the grass thick and soft, the trees full and weeping heavily with fruit,
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He seems to be heavily drugged and can hardly stand
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‘No … but they’re keeping her heavily sedated for the next day or so to give her head a chance to recover
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Fell heavily for a stunning blonde in his first term
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The reports agreed that the planet was old as well as big and heavily populated
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Dr Wright sighs heavily and his kindly eyes become steely for an instant, ‘Oh … Kate … oh dear
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The olive grove was secluded, the grass thick and soft, the trees full and weeping heavily with fruit, and the air was still and calm
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Song began to breathe heavily
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When Jesus came to the Jews, the Jews had been schooled heavily in a monotheistic God
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while other truths sit heavily upon my shoulder,
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’ She sighed heavily
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Cars swish water, treading heavily,
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Less dangerous prey for sure than a hunting camp full of heavily armed humans
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in between the sound of my boots falling heavily
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Tabs, bleeding heavily from several deep wounds, held it down
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It weighs heavily in my hand, slightly warm to the touch
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Well-meaning relations and friends hand us heavily iced sweet cakes and sandwiches made with that unwholesome substance, white bread
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The roadway is busy here at the entry to what must count as docks … wagons piled high with all sorts of goods trundle heavily along, drawn by much sturdier ggs than my elegant Sefir
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That silicon was heavily contaminated right into the foundry blanks
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’ I asked as she plumped down heavily on one of the stools,
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The herd of elephants goes back up the stairs – must try to find a tactful way of suggesting to Ben that he could thump a little less heavily
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of the garden by the side gate, gunned his small but heavily
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So many of them remind me of that woman in the opening of whichever of Thomas Hardy's books it is that opens with a heavily pregnant woman climbing Gold Hill
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One particular heavily pregnant woman was asking some very awkward questions which the spokesman for the company had trouble fielding
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woodcutters or animal herders, so the forest was heavily overgrown,
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tracks sunk into a deep cutting, with heavily overgrown banks on
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For all of his summer singlet bicep flexing, Davie's dreams are heavily populated with sheepskin coats and pints of Heavy
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all of which seemed heavily laden, although it was not obvious what
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The homes were of generous size however and from the amount of laundry showing on the multiple floors of ropes strung across this small canal, probably heavily tenanted
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which looked that it had once been quite heavily travelled, but now
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Joseph sighed heavily, pressed hands against his queasy stomach and nodded
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Petr stumbled backwards and sat heavily on the
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Breathing heavily, she laboured to lift the stone, swivelling it on one corner and, leaving it balanced precariously resting against a smaller rock, she bent to retrieve the broken corpse of the bird
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and sat heavily into a cushioned rocking chair
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Dazed, he moved across to the table and sat down heavily on one of the chairs
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he sat heavily on the trunk of a fallen tree and held
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Someone had made a pretty bad fist of replanting a bush in the recently dug ground in an attempt to conceal the disturbance, the shrub lurched heavily to one side giving away the fact it had been planted in a hurry by black-fingered hands
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She sat down heavily on the bed, as she did a key
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The rain was still coming down heavily when she woke again
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“As it turned out, the attackers were heavily outnumbered and,
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rotting timber, all heavily overgrown
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is heavily linked to an informational anomaly
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heavily disguised since his last experience in Aix-en-Othe,
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But he managed to rise shakily onto his feet, bruised heavily, his clothes torn to shreds, but still alive
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She breathed heavily and the glass knife shook in her hand
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She leaned heavily into his support and kicked suddenly; her high-laced booted foot smashed Mr
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I was wondering whether you were Catholic? I am under the impression that the Philippines is heavily Catholic
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“Oh yeah, it’s illegal in lots of countries,” Alan said, “And heavily regulated in most
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I was with a YWAM team on a mission trip in Haiti, which is a country heavily affected by voodoo
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While this is a military expedition, they are not heavily armed, but they understand how small a nudge they need to give an asteroid to make it impact on whichever of us they feel threatened by
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heavily against the roof outside was hardly encouraging,
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Whimly's death weighed heavily on his shoulders, creating doubt within his mind, making him wonder that perhaps instead of saving lives he was putting them in harm's way
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By all appearances, the Outer Shell was heavily fortified
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A pair of heavily armed soldiers guided them over the black water with incredibly long wooden poles
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a wild and heavily wooded area
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Lang's Making of Religion was heavily influenced by the 18th century idea of the "noble savage": in it, he maintained the existence of high spiritual ideas among so-called "savage" races, drawing parallels with the contemporary interest in occult phenomena in England
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Once he had it well in the air, he brought it down as heavily as he could on the corner of the base of the gang-spinner, hoping to bend some actuators enough to disable it
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He was covered from head to toe in a rusty and heavily dented suit of full plate and chain upon which various weapons had been strapped -- far more than any one man could possibly wield
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Fizzicist led them further along an ever diminishing track, heavily grassed so their footfalls made hardly a sound
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She had left some other useless bits of scrap like that little fabricator and a lot of the crystal too heavily contaminated in the reunification battle to even recycle
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She had learned the Elders had invested heavily in this land, filling it with a vast amount of their progeny
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It, too, seemed heavily influenced by
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it rained heavily and the tunnels were flooded and our
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were still sore, it was raining heavily, he’d had an
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The complex itself was set in a heavily
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therefore heavily involved in politics
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Even the good side of her face was heavily bruised
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the democracy, and was heavily involved in the
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heavily on exclusive reports, interviews and stories to sell their copies
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They processed their memories differently and relied heavily on senses rather than emotions
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Falling to her knees, she wept heavily in the snowy dust
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There certainly wasn’t enough wind to stir our heavily patched sails
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Ka-boom! Ka-bang! Ka-plop! Ka…yeow! And what a raging fire it was that burned and burned and burned with no end in sight due to his debts having been stoked up so heavily over the many months and years that had passed before the cataclysm took place
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when it snowed heavily, he stayed inside all day and Nerissa had the chance to watch him mix
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He nodded wordlessly, breathing heavily, his usually brilliant green eyes now dulled and half-closed with pain
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They were all in battle dress and heavily armed
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A husky and heavily accented voice suddenly cut through the evening and startled him as he stood up again
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Dillard knew he has heavily in debt so he seduced him with a lot of money to go undercover
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Both panted heavily, their shallow gasps growing fuller with time
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How on earth was he going to convince them that he was different? The thought weighed heavily on his mind as he watched the proceedings below
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She had also run out of words to say and sat down heavily on the couch
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This book leans heavily on methods of finding happiness found in Eastern and Middle Eastern philosophies and religions
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Quietness fell heavily upon the group
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He was heavily engrossed, reading over Jodie's shoulders
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Again the lady reddened a little and breathed heavily
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He was not bearing down as heavily as he had the previous night when she had tried this same action, to no avail
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Per capita, the number of sex incidents that take place in the country have been said to be far greater than in heavily populated cities
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The field that surrounded the keep was guarded heavily, with patrols constantly upon the surrounding streets and circling the stone building itself
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And yet they heard the tales of the Magic-users, the Invokers, and Barrin sighed heavily
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Chris thought about the array of flat-packed prefab buildings they had stored in the mid-section of the ship, all airtight and heavily insulated, designed to make living on Proxima 3 not just survivable but comfortable, but all miles away and inaccessible
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But of course, this area was the most heavily surveilled of any
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” said Fletcher, trudging heavily alongside Calvin
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He sprinted heavily across the ledge, bounced into the air and landed on the very edge of the opposite ledge with a boom that reverberated along the crevasse