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1. "Thank you, and sorry

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2. She went to the boat and soon emerged with a camp quilt, started down the beach

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3. platform choice and sought help – presumably from the most normal

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4. She didn’t like that he was going after a killer, and sometimes they would fight about it while I was in the other room, playing with Legos

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5. I try to hug her back with one hand so I don’t spill the beer

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6. Changes in family and social environment are taking place at a fast rate within the lifetime of individuals

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7. Online groups and social networks can even drain your energy if the people on there are always complaining

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8. He appeared to view Sam as a peculiar species of alien, and so he failed

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9. I have been deprived of the luxury of caring what my beloved thinks of me, and so I write

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10. The more raw food fiction that exists, the more chance of a break out success, and so I still work

11. Home treatment is merely a very simple and widely practiced form of interventionist treatment for mild health problems like pain, indigestion, constipation, mild diarrhea, nasal congestion, general weakness, mild skin rashes and so on

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12. Medicines like Crocin, Aspirin, Digestive Enzyme syrups, Digene, Pudin Hara, Eye Tone, Iodex, Enos Fruitsalt, Vitamins, Vicks and so on fall in this category

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13. Along with simple activities such as dance, yoga, pilates and wobble boards, Tai Chi is one of the most effective things you can do and has both physical and social benefits

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14. Business and society was never something he was deeply involved with, unless it was the politics of their own tribe

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15. This will not only bring peace and solace to one’s mind but also open up one more avenue for social interaction

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16. On the walls, there were all sorts of posters of superheroes and some Indian cartoon of a monkey guy with a beard

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17. One was just clothes, some hanging up and some folded neatly in their little cubbyholes

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18. Also, because much stress is now psychological or emotional, there's nothing obvious to run away from or fight and so the stress hormones build up in the body with damaging effects

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19. Some come as a powder and some as a liquid

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20. The planet where all the fantasy tales of swords and sorcerers were written down as the history of the 'Troubled Times' in the Elven basins

21. of the ‘ageing’ population, both on account of increased lifespan for pension and social security and higher healthcare costs

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22. Radish: An infusion of the leaves when added to a dash of Tabasco and a dash of soap will repel most chewing insects, whiteflies, ants and some animals

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23. I walk through into a small room with a table and some chairs in the middle of it

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24. How do we justify the exploitation of poor, wastage of food, raping women, killing people, settling disputes through war, grabbing land to build temples, churches, mosques in God’s name and minting money on the name of faith and so on

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25. If a child has not been given correct information, relevant to our perception, about questions he may have asked about God, birth, death, gender difference and so on, then the incorrect or insufficient impressions could affect his life all the time

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26. But their fights had always ended, after the screaming in three languages and sometimes attacks of paralysis and the taunting that caused

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27. She is almost too mature and soon she will be too old and developed to dance professionally

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28. As senior citizens this is an area that can be tackled by reporting all cases of injustice, corruption (both giving and taking), flouting of rules and so on

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29. There was a moment of awkward silence between them where both father and son cleared their throat at the same time

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30. “Have a good day,” father and son said at the same time, and then, “Thanks,” also in unison

31. ‘Our expert has examined it and someone has done a very good job of repairing it

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32. There were a few scraggles of thin ribbonleaves and some sap-nubs trying to hold the fine red sand together

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33. She put some small twigs on and soon had a few inches of flame springing up

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34. She climbed back to the saddle, stroking and soothing the bobbing beastie the whole time

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35. The father and daughter get half of what the wife and son get

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36. And so, Frank raced to the nearest landline phone and paged Manuel the Mechanic

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37. "It was just sunset here, two hundred and something miles east of Gengee City

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38. And so, the dragon gang leader pushed Eddie of the cliff

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39. My will power in firm control, I had debated whether a long bath or a stimulating shower would be the best course of action so, my priority being to use up time, I opted for the former; taking a book with me, I had spent an hour in the bath up to my ears in hot water and soap bubbles

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40. Organic Fertilizers: Chemical fertilizers lack bacteria and enzymes essential for soil life and for nutritional exchanges necessary between plant and soil

41. And so he did

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42. Men are mono tracking; if a phone call comes they would ask for the TV to shut, child to stop crying and so on

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43. Archimedes had never seen a humpback whale die from harpoons before and so added it to his memory files

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44. Don't think I'll watch the damage safe and sound, the probable number of fragments that destroy this station is 6

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45. As we retire from regular jobs, there is a tendency to spend more time in worship of our chosen deities, attending discourses, visiting places of worship and holy places and so on

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46. Those with intellectual and questioning bent of mind start thinking more seriously about God, Religion, Spirituality and so on

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47. Some are revealed religions by some messenger of God and some are like Hindu religion where it is usually a personal matter and not dictated by any single holy book

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48. Also found here were the ingredients to help man grow food in the barren island soil

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49. China is old and so is her knowledge of the ocean

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50. could they go? David was so tired and so run down and so exhausted of life that he

51. with eyes locked in their own soul-deep and soundless embrace, the couple began to

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52. Unfortunately we still think our life is about paying bills, earning more money, arguing on non-issues and so on

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53. Soon he is told to love and not love others, be afraid of this and that, do only those things that are considered alright by his elders, wear clothes as made for him and so on

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54. He led them up a flight of stairs to a large and softly lit bedroom, where

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55. ” Since then, the famous label has been called by admirers, devotees and some of the hundreds of mainstream publications who have asked for permission to write stories about Dr

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56. They whimpered and sobbed as the old man rose up to

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57. So many have never laughed, and so many have died before their hair could turn silver

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58. He dug it into his forearm with a sewing needle and some printers’ ink

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59. I hand him a plate and some eating irons and we sit down at the table

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60. It is fun clearing up the sitting room of the annexe … I know Stephen said to leave it until we know for definite that Liz is coming, but I had nothing much to do this afternoon and sometimes a good cleaning session is therapeutic

61. Let's say a little money came into the station and somehow got lost

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62. then and so we limped along with the damned thing for years, eking out ever thinning

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63. couple of old men and some old

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64. Over the last forty decades they'd developed the habit of Dusksleep as the one they do something and someone else

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65. And so soon after our success here in Europe

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66. love in late years, the absolute synthesis of heartbreak, and so I resolved to

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67. Jack died in the November and by the time we had got probate and so on, it was nearly February

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68. for taxes and social security

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69. It was changing in shape and sound, it lay down a little more

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70. He had a colorful emblem over one breast and some groupings of rectangles over the other

71. but he did not trust God and sought the help of physicians, and there-

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72. Then we had to unload everything and dig out sufficient bedding and so on for Liz to cope for the night

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73. Harvesters rarely hit twice like this in two locations so close together and so soon one after the other

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74. It recorded no smell, touch or taste, just sight and sound like can be done remotely with a mortal

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75. Some of the instruments Alfred left behind were simple weather and soil chemistry stations in remote areas

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76. John picks it up and soon they are sailing the football back and forth along the length of the cabin

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77. BOOM! The airplane hits a sharp bumb and some of the cargo shifts

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78. "Well, they said they couldn't help us unless a crime had been committed and so far none had

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79. was secluded, the grass thick and soft, the trees full and weeping heavily with fruit,

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80. My Dad was a twin and so was

81. He simply had to prod and poke, and so,

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82. It was both so silly she wanted to laugh and so real she was afraid

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83. And so, this

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84. He reaches out his hands to steady himself and someone takes his arm

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85. And so, John Wates, do you have a

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86. words and sounds as a coherent whole

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87. animals could not clear man’s conscience and so the sin would return,

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88. And so the sin was passed on

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89. and buy a small piece of cooked meat and some potato

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90. inviting him to their homes, and sometimes, when the bitter tears really did fall, they

91. moon rose, he thought he could hear a familiar voice, but it was so far off and so thin

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92. same happen to them? I could not bear it and so I will run away

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93. She shared that level with most of the company’s executives and software developers

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94. Any one with a second device could control a person with the first, and so on, and on to infinity

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95. It hits with a sickening crunch … and something hits me hard on the side of the head

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96. that scratched the cosmic itch most effectively, and so He expressed thought in a set

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97. away the shades that displeased, and so came the formation of ideas that later we

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98. And so it came to pass – always a sign of an author who can’t quite grasp the

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99. This had to be Herndon and someone with him

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100. ’ Stephen replied, holding out the glass and sounding more himself