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You are just innocent bystanders that Ava happened to run into along the way
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When dried it will leave a thin film for the cockroaches to run into
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doostEr worried that the city fathers had convinced the local news outlets to only say that he had run into the wilds so people would stop worrying
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to have run in at our facility
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The redsuits would be overrun in seconds and there was nothing he could do
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It was a leap of faith, especially when my earlier thoughts had run in completely the opposite direction
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Drivers, all polo shirts and chinos, run in and out,
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Alan had lived his life on the ship with only the exercise ring to run in, kept at about half the gravity here
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When he had run in the exercise ring to the limit of his endurance, training for just such an event as this, he had collapsed in exhaustion after less than a quarter this distance and that was without the pack
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summer skies of blue run into the sands
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By trade the father was a labourer, although through a combination of ill luck and regular run ins with the genie of the bottle, he rarely engaged in his professional calling
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He would have rather run the Desa or Kuthra cherub, but they took five Q each while an infant with most defaults selected can run in less than a G
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‘No – it doesn’t run in families like that
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combination of ill luck and regular run ins with the genie of the
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“We will wait here for the second lift,” Kai and Tarak had their swords drawn; “it would be wiser to have more men in case we run into any trouble
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“You have run into this before,” it was a statement rather than a question
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7 All the rivers run into the sea, yet the sea is not full
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‘Seems to run in the family, doesn’t it?’
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’ I muttered, hesitating in the doorway, I hadn’t expected to run into her and am still adjusting to the concept of sleeping with Dave while his parents are in the house
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Of course he didn’t really know what genes did what and how they were inherited, but he’d seen many skills run in families
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There’s one named Yorthops somewhere in the city for another year or two, but I haven’t run into her
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chosen to run in the direction which leads to the causeway and,
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He did this because he thought it was more and more likely he was going to run into someone who knew something about Bostok
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There was still a great possibility he would run into someone who knew about the desert, but at least he had seen that
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“Say Bill, ya ever run into anything out there, in your travels through the
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She knew he was talking about his run in with Mike
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But wasn't this her mother's genes again? Hadn't she wanted someone steady, along comes someone who could be exclusive, and she's ready to give him one roll in the flowers and then tell him what? 'Oh, if we run into each other again after a few decades I could imagine I might be willing to try a relationship with you'?
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“I thought the person you saw in that village was the only teacher around here but now you walk just a little ways into the woods and run into a university professor?”
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She knew she could’ve drove to Cedar for the court hearing but felt it was better if she didn't run into her brothers
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I think that might've run into the thousands of dollars so very sad ending to a unique and colorful character and I hope he had a great rest of his life as I don't think he missed going to Don Bosco
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had that run in at Riomaggiore!’ There was a moment’s
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I found after I came about two miles up, that the tide did not flow any higher, and that it was no more than a little brook of running water, very fresh and good; but this being the dry season, there was hardly any water in some parts of it—at least not enough to run in any stream, so as it could be perceived
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This disorder is thought to run in families and at this point, it is probably impossible to tell how much of his family’s ‘visions’ were actually visions and what were the result of the disorder
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He had the good fortune to run into Sheizenn at that tiny roof-plaz on the Thulingain where you can catch a glimpse of the southern horizon
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Whenever he had the misfortune to run into her, which was usually when Nathalia came to visit, the girl would stare at him for the duration
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It was like he had run into a wall and the look of surprise on his face was almost comical, had he not been so angry
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Whatever, therefore, is poured into it beyond this sum, cannot run into it, but must overflow
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I wanted to run into the skene and hide
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you’ll run into trouble
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savings, which incidentally run into millions, into this gold mine of
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Bourdeaux is, in the same manner, the entrepot of the wines which grow upon the banks of the Garronne, and of the rivers which run into it, one of the richest wine countries in the world, and which seems to produce the wine fittest for exportation, or best suited to the taste of foreign nations
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He could barely stand, let alone run into the forest
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judging after how crowded and rarely they run in
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Aunt Melissa noticed my hunching run into the woods
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She never heard from or about her friend since the day he left, and she wondered if she might run into him while in the province
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As he stood back up, he felt a sudden pressure at his side, as if someone or something had run into him as they passed by
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more likely to stick with your business when you run into obstacles that will certainly
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What had happened to their radar? They weren't supposed to run into things
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Another SA had run into him
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Some of the little Italian states which are situated upon the Po, and the rivers which run into it, derive some revenue from duties of this kind, which are paid altogether by foreigners, and which, perhaps, are the only duties that one state can impose upon the subjects of another, without obstruction in any respect, the industry or commerce of its own
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Considering he is the only cat we’ve ever known who has run in fear of a dangling length of brightly colored yarn, we can only surmise that someone must have tried to hang him
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When this attorney said that it was fortuitous that they should run into each other, I just shook my head
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“His father used to run into walls,” he’d
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Number one on my festive hit list is to 'accidentally' run into the Christmas tree and send it crashing to the floor
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When they would miss each other dearly and run into each other’s arms, smothering the other with kisses and cuddles until they finally made love and fell asleep
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“He was camped there and saw me run in
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I would have thought you’d have run into that kind of situation before
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She slid free of the last audience member only to run into several servants with empty trays heading for the stairs
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The Secretary of War suggests that if the navy will not undertake to break through, take a transport, cover the pilot-house in most exposed points with baled hay, attach an anchor to a towline, and if possible grapple the torpedo cables, and call for volunteers from the army to run into the harbour, thus making a way for the navy
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from a run in the snow, had vanished as by the hand of some evil
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Taking the train to the sea we assured the Colonel we will drive back slowly so that the engines could run in nicely
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Alex was aware that Dawn had run into the study again but was too busy cutting the woman free to stop her
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They were known to be crack shots and we would have hated to run into them
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now you run in and hurry up breakfast while I do up the chores
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As indicated above, such programs also featured a wise and ―knowing‖ mother who, although ceding ―authority‖ to the father, knew when it was the right moment to step in and run interference for her children…
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Some programs may give you a warning that removing some components of the application can make other programs run incorrectly
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In My hurt I have cast them to the side, appointing others to run in their stead
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At all times the follow-up operations needed to be done quickly for even they could not track at night whilst the terrorist could still run in the moonlight
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But Sir, there will be no profits for you as the company will be run into the red all the time
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The old man must have run into some conversationalists this evening
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I believe that we are setting a disturbing precedent by allowing our obsession with sports to (otherwise) run interference for social and political matters of critical importance in our daily lives
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'Oh, I've had such a curious dream!' said Alice, and she told her sister, as well as she could remember them, all these strange Adventures of hers that you have just been reading about; and when she had finished, her sister kissed her, and said, 'It was a curious dream, dear, certainly: but now run in to your tea; it's getting late
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In fact, the injured horse may have run into barbed wire while running, and panicked, mauling itself,” according to Frederickson
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I tried to say something, anything, but the force of his influence came over me again, and it was all I could do to wrench open the door and turn to run into the clean morning light—
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The house was silent when he arrived, and at this stage of the marriage, he didn’t run into the bedroom and shout, ‘Honey, I’m home!’
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It is difficult to imagine him winning had he first run in 1972 or 1980
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Recall that Social Security and Medicare were equally demonized and not very well run in the beginning
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“They had the great misfortune to run into von Richtofen and his gang on their very first patrol,” I explained
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I decided one day to take my atheist mom, who had been confined to a hospital bed for years with a series of strokes and a broken hip, to The Park so she could explore it with me a little, perhaps meet her Guides and hopefully run into some of her own loved ones who had passed over
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It’s a very small world, and a lucky break to run into you
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Bad luck! He had wanted to slip into the booth relatively unnoticed, and most definitely did not want to be greeted by Gordon jumping to his feet and coming to him, calling out in a loud voice: “Sinclair! John Sinclair, what a coincidence to run into you! I really wish I had time to chat, but unfortunately, I’m meeting someone in a few minutes
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Drooling doesn"t run in my family
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“As a matter of fact …” - and I told him about my run in with Billy Ray and his pal, Sammy, a few evenings earlier at the beach bar
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I had a run in with Sammy and another guy I"d never seen before, but I"m okay
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Fred told me that the owner of the shop was a former cop named Dave Kidd who had run into a few personal and professional problems and had taken early retirement from the police force
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They’d run into this wall before, repeatedly
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No telling what you’ll run into on the roads
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In here, you can’t hear anything that’s said more than two feet from you, and nobody gives a damn what you say anyhow: all these guys want to do is jerk off or run in the back room
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He had either run in a circle, or the road had curved back on itself, and what was worse, the Ford pickup was headed right for him
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In doing so, he learned that he had not run in a circle, but that the road had in fact curved back on itself
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When the farmer continued to run in circles, shouting and cursing, the driver walked forward to a point where he could see that the road ahead around the curve was filled with running chickens, and that two men were trying to catch them
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The pickup was out of the question, what with the Russians having made inquiries about it, and the chance that they might run into a Soviet patrol of some sort on the road
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So, it was not just a small group of scouts she had run into
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“It’s hard to not run in the halls and make it to the smoking section in between class periods and still make it on time to your next class
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Sometimes when I would run into them in the hallways, just after class had let out, they would be laughing their teeth off about some inside joke that nobody else ever got, because it was a choir class joke
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dropped the knife and tried to run into his car
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Inflexibility example: Organization invests and it loses for the temporary lack of market when it is obligated to close its activities or to run into debt until market that ends up breaking for payment incapacity existing
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The voices were remote now, the weeping was muffled over distance, and she sat down in the cool grass and let Municantir run into the darkness hunting for nocturnal moths that was not there
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I watch the others run in the opposite direction—toward safety, toward Amity—for a few seconds, and then I turn away, toward the city, toward the war
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To be Great would be to run in a marathon for 10 years straight, to be ordinary would be to run in just one