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1. the decision to write a character out, it will usual y be because of the fact that the actor wishes to depart or because the part has run its full course
2. and therefore have more freedom to roam the planet are usual y
3. These are a few wonders of the world that I uncovered; the wonder bit is usual y meant as in “I wonder why?”
4. On the third day, I awoke early and, having completed all the usual
5. She had at least, given up the corset wearing this time, and was back in the usual scruffy outfits he was more familiar with
6. " Athnu had been giving him the usual 'how do we know you?' interrogation until she arrived
7. “Just try to be less annoying than usual
8. He is still less than his usual efficient self when he leaves to go to the police station
9. Ackers was being more annoying than usual
10. ’ The Inspector said in his usual semi-friendly manner: my stomach churns suddenly
11. I set the alarm without thinking last night so, when it goes off at the usual time, I wake just to lie in bed and wonder what I should do
12. The above are indicators of our usual ‘understanding’ of relationship with the opposite sex
13. Changes in a person's usual behavior and routine can indicate a change in health and mental status
14. Pop smiled and his face wrinkled up more than usual
15. Of course if he'd known he was going to Taktor's he'd have taken his usual route
16. His usual table
17. "Or maybe Europol has just been too slow, as usual
18. Betsy's face went a shade paler than its usual battleship grey
19. ‘The usual thing – nobody there
20. As usual, my role tended to be that of tea maker and encourager, but I wasn’t sorry for that after the marathon which was Monday
21. I grope in my handbag for the information which the agency sent me about the job … reading through the job description again … personal assistant to the sales director – all usual computer skills, office practices etc - no problems there
22. ‘How did the move go?’ I asked her once we have exchanged the usual pleasantries
23. He looks rough – unshaven, his hair slightly longer than usual - but that is not to be wondered at
24. The usual horrors of
25. He left a bit later than usual to get the last bus home to his mates flat and that's the last he was heard of
26. Barney replies with his usual gobbledegook
27. hope that I would live, the doctors had to prescribe the usual treatment and
28. Williams was a little quieter than usual but…”
29. His right hip and knee were more painful than usual
30. Why do they open the shop, then? Later, I spent some time with Alice and our cousin Niki but I couldn't avoid the usual boredom: These two are married with children, respectable persons in society; they don't even bother to conceal their contempt for me
31. Despite the absolute blackness, something so unlike the usual night-dark that we become used to at home, I tried to visualise the space around me
32. Maggie calls everyone to order and, after the usual timelag for conversations to finish, during which time she stands looking annoyed, she goes into her spiel
33. The result was rather disappointing: Everybody failed except Mary, who “saw” that the copper statuette of Oros had been moved away from its usual place
34. I counted the days not by marking the passing of the usual solar landmarks, but by reckoning the drift between waking anger and dreams that always twisted in chimerical fear
35. It proved to be a fiasco: as usual, the guru monopolized all conversations, emphasizing that he is in total control of our lives now and that he knows exactly what we are doing every moment
36. There is a big party of friends waiting for us in the cafeteria; I can't say they are cool to me - at least they are not cooler than usual
37. I tried to unravel time in some vain hope of stopping the days from ticking over into the new shift pattern, but the inevitable morning dawned with the usual sounds of boots on concrete, sliding locks and the dull metallic alarm of my breakfast tray being laid on the floor by my mattress
38. The result? Naught! All men seem to be enchanted by Mandy, especially Themis! As about me, at a moment someone speaks up and says he remembers me from elementary school - so, my age is revealed before everybody! Later on, Themis suggests our going on an excursion on May Day and all the married hens (who, as usual, have formed a ring around him) hasten to enter themselves for it
39. I sat back in my usual submissive position on the mattress, coughed and waited for the door to open again
40. I relate this to Amy when I phone her for our usual catch up call, which is a mistake as I rapidly discover
41. Nick appears at my elbow, an amused look on his face – he was clearly in on the secret - he hands me the tissue which his Gran has handed him in her usual, perceptive way
42. The one they’d opened was narrower than usual
43. The usual routine of door, tray, shower and food was broken
44. But in her usual fashion, she manages through it with poise and a warm smile, "Hey there Apollo, I'm glad you're here
45. This morning, as soon as she stepped into my office with some new texts in hand, the screen suddenly went black with a ''system error'', without my pressing a single key! What the heck, has she got a magnet or something? We called for a technician, as usual, but in the meanwhile the fair lady fumed and fretted at me and started shouting about my incompetence
46. ‘Happy New Year!’ Maggie said in her usual exuberant way and we return the greeting
47. That was certainly a clear insinuation about me too; and I, as usual, kept on acting the fool lest I should lose that great friend
48. “Anyway, what is a would-be doctor good for? You should wait for him to finish his studies, and that could take ages! Like an old friend of mine, who had an affair with a medicine student, she waited for him to take his diploma, she even helped him financially to open his surgery, and in the end he dumped her! So, what did you expect? It's a fortunate thing that he hasn't called!” she concludes with a shrieking voice and her usual air of importance
49. The morning progressed as usual, and after ten minutes of being left alone with my breakfast the guard returned to my cell to collect the dishes
50. As about my “friends”, after half an hour or so I found them observing the blackened tub – Helen with a surly face, as usual, Vlassis lost in space, as always