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1. At three hundred people per square mile you can get away with it, at over a thousand like these people live, and a K-type sun, the energy flux just isn't high enough
2. It’s not often that I can get away with this brand of ‘interference’
3. I thought the other team was playing dirty by trying to get away with as much as possible
4. He hadn’t expected to get away with this one
5. Thom’s old universe was two rooms and some views compared to Ava’s, which had seventeen hundred square miles of land in the Caribbean, she wouldn’t get away with that
6. How could she get away with playing the innocent as a respected art historian while being completely responsible for the trafficking of plunder on this scale
7. He patted Rayne’s hand and smiled, “Couldn’t let him get away with that, could I? You should have seen me Rayne…” he winced as Tarak checked his wound; “you would have been proud
8. He sincerely believed he was lucky to get away with his life
9. That's the only way I was able to get away with what I did, because it was only a redecoration of the data we had start to with
10. Use a sure thing more than once if you can get away with it
11. She could only get away with compressing her lips but even that told Jorma that it was too late
12. for being in denial so long and letting you get away with so much for so many decades
13. ’ He paused, wondering briefly if he could get away without having to mention all the people who had been at the barracks
14. thinks that being a Cardinal he can get away with anything
15. The fact that she was able to convince herself of that was what let her get away with it wasn’t it? Get away with it until now
16. ” Alan wondered if he was supposed to consider this an example of the amount of initiative he could get away with
17. He wasn't going to call her a little girl and get away with it
18. She wouldn't let him get away with it any longer
19. Again Catholic priests and nuns in those days were completely above the law, completely above anything; they could do just about anything to you short of murder and get away with it; it's sad
20. wondering just how much he could get away with - then
21. could get away without being seen, when she noticed a curious appearance
22. But what could he get away with if he was being monitored?
23. She had thought she would get away with picking and saying she wasn't hungry
24. get away with a secret meeting then? What do you think?” It was
25. I knew in my heart he was right and that if he branded me a prostitute he would probably get away with it after all I had gone back to his house alone and I knew that it would kill Ma
26. “You don’t say, no really get away with you I would never have known how good the ground was if you hadn’t told me”, and his sarcasm bit into me like a rabid dog
27. Doesn"t he remember the millions killed under Stalin, who was a Communist with a big C? Would he get away with trampling and spitting on the national flag in Communist (with a big C) China?
28. ) Bulletproof politician that he is, he can get away with casting his vote the way he did, as well as his incredibly stupid way of justifying that vote
29. “Why would they let you get away with that?”
30. He left the room, slamming the door behind him with as much force as he felt he could get away with
31. She won’t hesitate to jokingly (and sometimes not jokingly) blame Grandpa for hiding her jacket, her purse, or for eating the sweet snacks that she had just eaten an hour before (sometimes, though, I think she just wants to get away with eating two snacks
32. This is the problem with police killings, for policemen are wise and know how to get away with things
33. If you had more bullets, or had your own bullets you could get away with firing shots without reporting them
34. Once there, they stayed as long as they could decently get away with
35. I made sure to keep Mark the Roonek's considerable bulk between them and me whenever I decently could get away with it
36. It must be said the Army took the Mickey out of us whenever they could get away with it which was not that often
37. The so called “attorney and own client” scale which means charge whatever you will get away with in normal non-legal English despite the different explanations from the law Society in this regard
38. Yes sure it might have worked in the 1950s (when they were constables) and they could still get away with such nonsense
39. Why should he be able to get away with it?
40. The so called “attorney and own client” scale which means charge whatever you will get away with in normal non-legal English despite the different explanations from the law society in this regard
41. Thereafter the owner does as little as he can get away with to fix the property during that time
42. That is why they get away with it more often than not
43. She was looking about for some way of escape, and wondering whether she could get away without being seen, when she noticed a curious appearance in the air: it puzzled her very much at first, but, after watching it a minute or two, she made it out to be a grin, and she said to herself 'It's the Cheshire Cat: now I shall have somebody to talk to
44. “I guess you couldn’t get away with that anymore, not these days,” noted Chuck with a grimace
45. As far as stuff going up a smokestack, as long as the government knew about it; as long as you followed guidelines, you could get away with it forever
46. He was a lying little bugger, but I decided to let him get away with one, this time
47. So he’d lied: his girlfriend (who Sylvia claimed was a thief) hadn’t left – and his cousin was part of the Tweety-Bird gang! He didn’t know what was up, but Truman, sure as hell, wasn’t going to get away with anything! “Damn! Damn and double damn!” Gordon shouted at full volume, visibly reducing Flores’ already shaky confidence
48. However, this forgiveness often leads the parasites to think that they can get away with murder forever
49. Only little old ladies can get away with that
50. They should not get away with treating them like that