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a direct result of the vague hope I had felt on hearing that the Inspector believed me …
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I have a vague idea that I have seen her in something or other on the stage
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The feeling in my fingers drifted away, giving me a vague sense of having been swallowed by a monstrous, mechanical snake
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Finally, I offer a vague answer in hopes that it will satisfy him, "She died so we all could live
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I had a vague idea of maps beyond the boundaries of London
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For the most part we relied on the vague memory of days and the scratched marks that we made to count them on the walls of our cell
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Kara moved her head gingerly on the pillow trying to differentiate between the bruising and the vague migraine aftermath … no, it was only bruising now
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fabricated out of some vague memory
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‘The garden is the only memory I have and that is pretty vague
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Wiesse, in true organiser style, had been somewhat vague about the practical side of locating this man
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I’d a vague memory of lots of rocky hills … almost mountains … but it was pointed out to me by a somewhat tetchy Berndt that I had doubtless travelled to the Naveta from the other end of the island along the spine of hills which runs along the centre of the island
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Vague remembrances of dinosaur films I have seen spring to mind … birds are closely related to dinosaurs, I read somewhere
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She had a vague and hazy image in her head of one of her early ancestors running his opponents through with a large sword, and in her more candid moments she secretly approved of this approach
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Gingerly I move my head and find that the pounding has now reduced to a vague ache
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remain at least two steps behind her, partly out of a vague sense of
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She had a vague and hazy image in her head
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'Wasn't she into Wicca or some such thing last year?' I asked, a vague memory of Joanna hugging trees coming to mind
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‘I think you’ll find everything you need in there …’ he said, reaching for his dressing gown and waving a hand in the vague direction of the shower room
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I have a vague impression that I know where this conversation is going and am not at all certain I know how I feel about it
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'John was a little vague when he told me you had called
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Vague memories of religious education lessons in school flitted through his mind, but none of it made any sense
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“Which?” White Feathers intentionally vague, “The cabinet?” he paused, “Or the ice?” still keeping his lack of expression innocently
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The men continued digging for the titanium; Chrissie heard vague comments from them occasionally suggesting that the results were less than exciting
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Billy walks out of the canteen with a vague wave in the direction of Carol's table and turns left
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It was vague in the
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It’s all rather vague and misty after that … she frowns as she struggles to remember … Ozzie’s voice calling to her, though she can’t make out the words … a sort of slithering noise … and then she had arrived here at the house
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He has a vague recollection of a conversation in the kitchen, a conversation about survival and knowledge
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He has a vague impression of shapes, of coastal bulges and inlets, but the place names on the road signs might as well be written in ancient Greek
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The music is dead, the words a vague shade of grey, the melody a childhood memory
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Vague impressions of height and weight
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I don’t know this part of the country very well and although I had a vague feeling that we were heading for the coast, I was lost
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Something in the tone, some vague sense of timing and cadence overcomes her sense of displacement and turns the amplifier up a notch
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And get rid of that vague feeling that you ought to be doing something useful, like housework
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I have a vague idea that one can see three counties from here but my geography is a bit shaky and I can only think of two – Dorset and Wiltshire – so maybe that is not so
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He wasn't intentionally vague about what else he had 'been up to,' except to ask if Chloe had any practical experience in the maintenance of a house, beyond its management
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Half the time, all Mike and Andy have is a vague scribble on their running order of what the key is for an item, but they always come in perfectly, blending their line in with whatever else is going on
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glass was only a vague, dark mass behind the altar, where
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Any information and data still vague, for whatever reasons, was individually determined and corrected
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He tried to get the vague data from B to fit a favorable cost structure
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' The old gentleman was only a little vague on the precise methodology of the regimen, that it was passed generation to generation through certain families unchanged was very clear
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‘It is a vague area of the law, and I’m not aware if it
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and I embraced and attempted a vague approximation of
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Sometimes I will get a rather vague word, but at other times I will receive a very strong and specific word
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directions we had were vague - and in German - and the
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" Then in an instant his sudden strength departed, and his talk droned away into the low, vague murmurings of a semi-delirious man
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The Prof stayed sitting at the dining table, a look of vague bemusement on his face
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Janice waved her hand in a vague Northerly direction
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Something vague registered within him, and
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Road, Pune in a vague semicircle
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Surely even you must find that deliberately vague - nor would you find it acceptable if it concerned your father
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He included a vague outline of the street he
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All of a sudden, Arkaneh could hear the vague sound of gunshots from afar
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It would never suffice for her to leave off with a foggy and disturbingly vague “official”
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And there was a vague stinging in her eyes which she did her best to ignore as she spoke
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And as they exchanged silent glances marked with grimness and perhaps even vague alarm, conventional wisdom began to bear new significance
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Questions, suppositions, vague hopes – all were swirling about his mind
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And while he had grown into his job and carried on as expected, even he could not deny the vague twinge of distaste whenever another list was thrust into his gloved hands
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What were the hidden riddles of the Brotherhood’s demise? The facts were stubbornly vague things
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"Extraordinary!" exclaimed Mr Pinscher, although it was not certain whether his interest was roused by this uncommon mode of conveyance, or by the vague suggestion of sausages
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Others were like moist earth with vague patterns discernible
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His thoughts became vague
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I glanced over at the sleeping child and, moved by the current of some vague sentiments, I decided to make her
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Her memory of him, however, was rather vague
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Two metres above him there was a vague ledge
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When Torbin had set off alone on his rescue mission, Roidon was drifting between a state of unconsciousness and a vague dreamlike awareness that his compatriot was about to do something foolhardy
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He had a vague memory of making love
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He ran in the general direction of the bus station with the vague notion, that just the possibility of an airbus was the only logical option
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The attention of the sovereign can be, at best, but a very general and vague consideration of what is likely to contribute to the better cultivation of the greater part of his dominions
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Can any human pull off something like this? If we compare this information with works from historic figures like Nostradamus, could their works be compared to the design found in the Bible? You would find that, although some similarities may be present, the predictions by Nostradamus and others are in all cases extremely vague and require a lot of interpretation from the reader’s side and are in many cases incorrect or cannot be linked to any events that have occurred or will occur
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It had a vague familiarity
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There was a vague reply
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But he was very vague about it
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“About last night I have the vague feeling that I confided something very personal about me and Mabel?” He looked a bit sheepish after saying this and I replied
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had become less loving and more interested in vague subjective
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Danton Edmond had a vague memory of a dark blue coloured room, a feeling of terror – more so then the others because of his sympathies for the other side
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So, with his eyes closed, Jimmy saw the image – only a vague rendering – of the tropical island as he pulled himself up off the sand
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‘How can this be?’ His voice was still vague with disbelief, he doubted if she was able to hear
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They thought it was too vague for them all and not necessarily part of the mystery, more of an interesting observation on Esther’s part
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He seemed very distant, vague
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He stiffened again, and this time I heard the report of the gun, a vague ‘pop’
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All she could talk about were her nails, her hair and vague references to rock groups that all sounded like cuss words
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The enforcers shifted their crossbows from the vague direction of Amaranthe’s party to dead center at her chest
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In the end, some jaded old general, some vague relation of Raumesys’s, would end up in power
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Heard vague rumours about the unit and, of course, knew of his former commander who joined the ANC in London telling the whole world about the SAP "hit squads
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The inherent ―right‖ to terminate one‘s (own) life as it relates to vague or questionable notions defining quality of life, introduces yet another dubious precedent as it relates to Choice, especially in rather gray areas where the decision to either perpetuate or curtail an individual‘s life has been proxied (sic) at a time when that individual could not possibly foresee the (uncertain) consequences of such decisions entrusted to the care of family members or friends (concealing underlying motives for authorizing such decisions, perhaps) or where a potential illness at some uncertain point in time or that individual‘s problematical reaction (to that illness) could not possibly be understood in advance; that is to say, until that individual is actually sitting on Death‘s doorstep
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Disgruntled Catholics, (including the Clergy), operating within the Church, are precursors of The Antichrist; unwittingly paving the way for his eventual return; preparing a spiritual wasteland, confounding all aspects of Church doctrines and teachings superseding authoritative truths with (spiritually) vague and uncertain ecclesiastical notions pandering to the whims of an uninformed Conscience; discrediting revealed wisdoms and traditional customs inspired by the Holy Spirit
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Cherva had turned his vague orders into reality and now the sett was protected on all approaches
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(evolutionary) mission; overbearing in the manner it assumes a (uniquely) higher moral authority predicated on vague, oftentimes mistaken (historical) assumptions (improperly) formed by modern ideology
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Music filled the hall and Joe, the Master of Ceremonies, walked in between the contestants asking them questions about what they were doing but getting only very vague answers
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It merely imitates life in a manner that, however vague, is predicated on pictorial observations combined with (subjective) serial impressions formed by an individual over the course of his or her lifetime; that is to say, based on that individual‘s pre-conceived ideas
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Free Will is not absolute in any worldly manner because it is oftentimes influenced by internal conditions that remain vague and uncertain; that is to say, lacking absolute (consensual) authority; subject to an individual‘s moral, intellectual and material orientation that (nevertheless) seeks to follow God‘s purposeful intentions
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Nibbles carefully picked his way, occasionally catching a vague glimmer of the game trail they were on
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While some nationalists made the pretense of being Marxists after the 1950s, there was no evidence of anything but vague ideological ties to Cuba
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How many lives were saved by prevention is often difficult to predict, despite the vague but likely true claim that “millions” were saved
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Every one of those but accomplishments are extremely vague to the point where no two people could agree on a definition
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Some sort of vague thinking in which the protests wanted to remonstration about something but they did not know what they really were protesting about
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She was still pretty vague
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He wrote a letter to his parents, explaining that they might not hear from him for awhile, being purposefully vague, saying that his unit would be on maneuvers where no postal facilities would be available
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Amonas furrowed his brow intensely, puzzled at what seemed a very vague half-statement especially when coming from Hilderich
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LP's memory of the place was vague