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She was slightly older than him, in her late twenties, and had a fiery temper to match her hair
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Thus, the sun being well and truly over the yardarm, and with myself in a state of cleanliness to match the house, I had taken a tumbler out of the cupboard and reached for the bottle of gin … two generous gins and tonic later, I felt less stressed, the alcohol casting a welcome numbness over my violin-strung emotions
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‘No brothers or sisters?’ I asked intrigued by what I am learning about this man and trying to match up the background he is telling me about with the professional man I thought I knew
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I have already admired it – a shade of wool to match her name … there are a few grey hairs showing round the back of his ears, I think to myself then I suddenly realise that he’s watching me in the rear view mirror with a faint smile on his face and blush violently … the smile becomes a wicked grin as he replies to something Wally is saying
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She pounced upon the thing tearing and slicing; her strength had increased in size to match that of her rage
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Have you ever asked how these online sites have been able to match you with what seems to
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Simple and strong in design it had a huge chair to match
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Queen Naria was always trying to match him with someone, but he just wasn’t roused
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first innings score of 171, India needed only 20 runs to match Australia's first
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‘I thought I’d get another wardrobe to match the one here
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She found herself unconsciously altering her breathing to match the rhythm
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I have never seen anything to match the craftsmanship and quality of this luggage
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The shelves would have to be painted cream to match … they would look wrong stained dark as they currently are
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Each wore Lady Hadleigh vests to match the skirts
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The exhibitions and displays of the museum afforded Harry an opportunity to match some of the information from his school texts to tangibles, and he once again entertained the Spelman ladies with the depth of his knowledge about the things they were viewing, of which he had only read before now
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week, and has a temper to match
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Before dinner was ready to be placed on the table, Beth insured that the tables were all properly dressed with clothes, of brightly colored floral prints and napkins to match
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burly type with a medium build, long scraggly hair, a beard to match, and black
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His heart was beating to match hers
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Every passing day, Drau’d seemed to be gaining on him in height, yet was still a long way from filling out to match his girth
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His cape rippled out behind him as he walked, and Emily could tell by the sluggish movement of his incredibly long legs, that he was patiently forcing himself into a slow, measured pace in order to match that of the children
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pleasant character to match her looks
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She couldn’t deny the possibility – the man’s power had been unlike anything she had ever seen – but could it possibly be true? Her attempt to match the white robed woman’s stern demeanor was shattered; the image of this Destroyer unleashing his power against the Plague brought a smile to her face
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product (because your product has to be built to match the high expectations
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The falcon’s eyes were deep green to match the stones on her dress
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When you alter the information slightly to match the information in your
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The name “Roscius Avienus” still bore such resonance, such unfailing strength and gravity to match
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Djgarr felt his mouth open to match Caius’ movement and stillness descended in the cave
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The sequence of events portrayed in such a scenario, although all the mechanics and the physical cause of such a catastrophe may not be 100% accurate, comes a lot closer to matching the evidence around us in the world today, while it utilises the information as portrayed in the Bible as a foundation
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Short to match her husband, she was always happy
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have to match it up to a religion but just believe it exists
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We call each other to come have a look at him during one of his sun baths, sharing our admiration for his luxurious poses, twisted and contorted so as to match a particular patch of sun
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There was a breastplate to match the outfit, but she left it standing with the others on wooden racks
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Raven wasn’t prepared but, without a conscious thought, he lifted his arm with speed to match Khan’s
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It was ridiculous to stand here, trying to match wits with such a polished salesman
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It felt good to have Alexia crushed beneath her like this, and she longed to torture her enemy, to give her physical pain to match her own mental torment
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Please, since you're being so precise, Mr Findral, then try to match that with you're explanation
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“And then?” he asked, trying to match her steady gaze and failing
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“Why?” Maldynado tapped the emerald-jeweled hilt of his saber, a different weapon than he had worn to the Onyx Lodge—he probably had a sword to match every outfit
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The PT Instructors never bothered to match shape and size as they figured out correctly that a cadet might have to arrest a man of any size in the mean streets
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and wasters to match, that Patty said very gently: 'It's quite dark
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Sheena hadn’t been able to match her blood type with her dad’s, and the probability that they would be the same was slim
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To match his playful character he had a contagious laugh that complemented it and once he started laughing it was impossible not to laugh with him
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Roll into balls, or press into molds to match the celebration
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To match, she had on the cutest white frilly socks with white sandals
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I'd given up trying to match his consumption an hour ago
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Whatever he had done to me, he was the only one I knew who might be able to match the strength of the thing that attacked me
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She was dressed in a lime green top and shorts to match and had on sunglasses
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breath of it, my stomach began to match the calmness of the
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gait and I moved to match his rhythm
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In the center of the melee, defying the immense power of the Samosa regime, would be Raul, with the charisma of a Greek god and a voice to match, speaking of a new commune-ized Nicaragua built by the hands of the people: a Nicaragua where all the land would be owned by everyone, equally, a brotherhood striving for the common good without the greed of capitalistic competition
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They examined some of the debris up close, and placed a marker buoy at the site, careful to match the velocity of the buoy with the wreckage, which still had its original momentum plus a few new ones
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Truman returned to Puerto Viejo triumphant, parked between the public phone and the La Hacienda 4X4, dented its rear door to match the front and, after chasing off the pesky drunk, ordered another chilled coconut to idle away the forty-five minutes before he would call Beth
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His own insecurities, great enough to match my own in scope if not severity, were all there in my hand
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“I’ll never be able to match your numbers, though
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The one in charge looked intently at Colling, as if trying to match a description he had been given with the man at whom he was staring, and said, “You are Krazinsky, yes?”
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After having received the contract for the work their bid was revised upward to match the
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I have to run twice as fast to match my short strides to her long ones
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I try to match his movements, but I can’t predict what he’s going to do, so I end up fumbling more than I’d like to
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They all had the same glacial blue eyes, and their mother had obviously dressed them up to match
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steel construction and painted white to match the city
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Everything about the woman was white, to match the city she led
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Struggling to match his near-jogging pace, Aerith followed the
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with a wild mane of wavy black hair and a thick beard to match
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The captain must have noticed this too, because he forced his own formation to match
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“I was told I had to play Terry’s guitar to match up the sound
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“We’ve had a couple of new developments since the initial story broke, so I thought I’d bring you up to speed and comment on whatever Torhan has to say,” I said, while trying not to match her staccato speech pattern
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It had a beautiful melody and she had a voice to match it
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All knobs have to match the outside ones in the hall
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My eyes would have been able to keep up with what Adrinius and Zacchaeus were doing, but as for the werewolf, our speeds aren’t even able to match a quarter of theirs
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Only disgrace, the wooden bamboos potted the length of the theater to match the Dolby digital sound of big cinemax
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Finally, I decided on the only pair of jeans I owned and a pair of my new black flats to match
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His hands were a lot bigger than mine, but his pinky finger seemed to match my middle finger
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The moment it locked around her neck it changed from green to blue to match her eyes
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A common man, who tried to match an extraordinary and gifted musician that I was; so, to put him in place, I said, “There are lakhs of people singing Carnatic music; and more than twenty-five lakhs descend on the city for the music festival in December,” said I in a scholarly tone
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The detail on his blazer screams unique and expensive; gold chess and horse symbols with shoulder epaulets to match the design to the buttons and the sleeves
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To match this work up
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To match up
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“If he were any other, I would expect the curse to extend his life to match Talia’s lifespan! But since the curse cannot directly affect him, I expect it will kill her when he dies! So you have sentenced her to an early death after all!”
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“I have hundreds of times his power, but I am not too proud to realize that he is still twice the wizard I will ever be! If he wanted to match me power for power, all he would need to do is to tap the power of the nearest thousand elves, and he is very good at doing that very quickly under battle conditions! He could tap the nearest hundred thousand and overwhelm me completely, but that is not his way! He would have some tiny spell with less force than a falling pebble that would pass unnoticed through my defenses and block the veins in my brain, or something else of similar style!
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“Let’s see, I’ll start with a standing levitation at a consistent height above the ground,” she rose a meter in the air, floating along beside him as he walked, “I’ll apply a coefficient of friction and a state of resiliency similar to those of the moss to my pseudo-surface,” she bounced on her toes, “I’ll apply a horizontal movement locked to my motion over the ground,” she started walking beside him with quick little steps to match his pace, “And I’ll reduce the horizontal component by a ratio equivalent to the proportional difference between your pace and mine
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” This was a call for unilateral disarming of our intelligence services to match the disarmament of our military, which has long been a staple of the radical agenda
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Curses follow the intent of the caster at the moment of casting; they do not play with semantics to match the words that were spoken
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had killed, and where they were buried, and was even able to match
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To match it, a pilot would have to be maybe 113 years old
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One was a blue gown and a blue robe to match
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“The ones you know well enough to match their names with their faces can be contacted singly or in selected groups
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The model of the roomful of items floated over to the model of The Living Palace and through the wall, then shifted slightly to match the dimensions of the indicated room, and shifted again so that the room’s doors and windows weren’t blocked
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” He studied his own reflection, and changed the coloring of the Illusion’s hair to match
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I had maybe five to ten years left before my age ceased to match my appearance
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This does much to explain my inability to match the locations of distant civilizations I have sighted with those I have detected psionicly
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“Say!” Moshe began trying to match the excitement in the now-giggling voice, “I’ve got an awfully big job to do, but I’ve got no one to help me! Do you think that you’re big enough to do it?”
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By the time that the twentieth trump had sounded Moshe had urged his mount to a traveling speed almost closing with the last rank of his tenth troop, who had also just increased their speed to match his
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company, and got them to match the best quote he had received
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“Let’s see, I’ll start with a standing levitation at a consistent height above the ground,” she rose three and a half feet in the air, floating along beside him as he walked, “I’ll apply a coefficient of friction and a state of resiliency similar to those of the moss to my pseudo-surface,” she bounced on her toes, “I’ll apply a horizontal movement locked to my motion over the ground,” she started walking beside him with quick little steps to match his pace, “And I’ll reduce the horizontal component by a ratio equivalent to the proportional difference between your pace and mine
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Ralph pushes through the layer of trees to his right, nearer to where he can see the wolf’s outline, and continues to match the speed of his men
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She gripped his arms and shook him, allowing the strength of her role and calling to match his
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He needed the bullet hole in his trousers to match a hole in his leg that he got when---"I'll tell you the rest on the airplane, Wolf
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It had to match the one in my leg
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his tenth troop, who had also just increased their speed to match his