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you serious, you're trying to do something? What is trying? Trying is not committing
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"Time for us to perform some serious vegetable imitations," Herndon said as he stretched out
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He wound down and asked, "You can't be serious?"
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We never consider as a serious
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"It was in a serious news magazine I saw at Kolat's reading room
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I believe this is a serious problem and
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The natural process of healing has to be supplemented with medical intervention when the ailment starts causing more pain than bearable or more serious physical or mental ailments develop
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· In case it is essential to ignore pain, may be temporarily, say while playing a game or attending to a more serious patient, remember that beyond a certain time this could lead to serious body injury to you
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58 percent of serious injuries in people 65 and older are caused by falls
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The loss of balance that leads to serious, injury-producing falls can be traced to age-related changes in the brain, diminishing vision, inner ear problems, weakening of the legs and trunk and/or the declining reliability of sensory mechanisms that let the brain know where the limbs are in space
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Exercising to strengthen muscles around knees and hips helps prevent falls and serious injury
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Apart from situations of repeated non-compliance or serious misconduct of the patient and when essential but unpleasant activity is required to be performed, rest of the time consultants should be soft spoken as talking is the main ingredient of patient-doctor relationship
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"We have a problem," Herndon said, "a potentially a very serious problem
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The fantastic creatures in Maya carvings that could only have come from serious drug abuse ate you in the wilds on this planet
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One has to highlight the rules of God about what is right and what is wrong in respect of serious problems like drugs, alcohol, pre-marital sex etc so that they can have the moral courage to refuse on their own
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i was doin some serious teletubby giggles after reading that
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He didn’t remember how their conversation had gotten so serious and sad
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Henry cleared his throat, getting serious for a moment and giving Johnny his full attention
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"This is much more serious than you think," he said
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Crisis prevention—a serious matter for teachers like you
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How serious? Consider this scenario: one of your students starts running around the classroom with his pants on his head, yelling profanities about the education system
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The Grubs of these are a very serious threat
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She would engage in her most serious conversations while kneeling over him joined
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‘Liz, sorry … didn’t realise it was that serious
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‘That sounds serious – nothing wrong between the two of you, I hope
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“You sure?” he asked, switching instantly to a stern and serious look, as if he
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It was all serious, then he said my name and mentioned Rocco's name and they all had a good laugh and then it was all OK
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This is very serious matter officer
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He's usually into this kind of civic action, co-operation with the Gardai kind of thing, but I suppose he knew how serious this crime was
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You’ve heard about the incident this morning?’ he said, his expression suddenly serious
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When it gets serious you get an invitation to his eco-house out in the mountains
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By this time she had figured the shuttlecraft would have to intercept that wagon on its next orbit or do some serious maneuvering, or wait another native week
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The baggage handler felt such serious concern that he double checked the computer himself, and found it was true
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By the time they were done most of that hour had gone by and little serious issues had been discussed
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It was going round at the time and for a child of her age it was a serious matter
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What the world ahead dared call the 'sovereign individual' in many a serious treatise
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! A few days later, Aphrodite will inform me Billy is interested in lucid dreaming a lot, and Alexander has been teaching him in private! What a serious person for the guru to teach personally! Is Bill supposed to be balanced enough for this? ?
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Could he be serious about that?
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So no serious planning could be done till a map was drawn
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in their infant days is apparent to any serious student of the Bible
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distinction has to be drawn between a serious relationship and a casual relationship
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On the other hand, if we have a serious relationship, then the physical qualities are not so important
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be used as the deciding factor if you are thinking about a serious relationship
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She was serious and industrious by native standards, meaning she would strive for more than enough to eat to get to tomorrow
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Even a fragment of one was a serious loss
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According to the information, he was employed at a local school teaching music having graduated two years earlier, though there was a note that he was on intermittent sick leave due to the serious and debilitating form of migraine from which he suffered
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‘What if she’s got serious injuries … don’t they say you shouldn’t move people who’re seriously injured?’ the engineer said after a moment’s silence
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If you eat them, you will tackle a serious problem
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If it stings you, it means serious problems with hostile people
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If they are rusty or broken, there will be a serious disease or death in the family
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That Nightday had also been his first serious encounter with yaag also, so he wasn't himself at the time
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This is serious business
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He didn't want to face her with even the fact that he was lost to them, much less his more serious fear
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‘I regret to say that I think she will probably face serious charges, Karalintze
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If the human has a serious weapon, like a crossbow or spear, the theirops won't attack
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“You are a bit serious tonight
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This one, though tastier, was putting off less fear pheromones and looked to be serious with that tooth launcher
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The news that you were nearly intercepted is extremely serious – Father is going to have to discuss this with the High Guild
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’ She replied, her tone equally serious
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I don’t think this is a serious attack … do you?’
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We have had some serious problems over there
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’ Gilla said, echoing her father, ‘Berndt hasn’t always been so serious, Lintze
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There's an abandoned town there, all the farmland the map shows is abandoned also, so that swamp is pretty serious
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He was still healing, actually she was astounded he made it this far so quickly after such a serious injury
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She needed a serious laboratory analysis and a reconstruction to get over what all this yaag had done to her
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’ He said, suddenly serious though matter-of-fact
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SAMANTHA: You'd be in serious trouble then
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This is hardly even a serious wilderness here, we're just a few miles off the beaten path
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I think longingly of the afternoon spent on the boat, sitting in the sunshine laughing with these two men … one now looking so serious and the other bloodstained and in pain, despite his assurances to the contrary
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After some serious puffing and panting, we eventually arranged them around a bench in the departure lounge where she settled like an old mother hen on her eggs
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But I had better get down to some serious ablutions … as I survey my unshaven legs, I thank my stars that fashion here on Errd does not demand that women shave their legs and armpits
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’ He said suddenly serious
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That sugar, in the last analysis, can cause serious malnutrition is proved by the fact that although like alcohol, it is a quick source of energy the effects do not last and as the body becomes more and more dependent on these ‘quick lifts’ it becomes less inclined to eat nourishing food
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Shangri-las are being ruined all over the world but there must have been something much more serious threatening this haven and whatever it was, its hand was on his shoulder when he died
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Before I go on to your next exercise I would mention here that the CAMEL POSTURE or UTRASANA described in chapter six in connection with backache should also be practiced by women suffering from displacement of the uterus and fallopian tubes provided that the displacement is not of a serious order
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But the playfulness soon got a little more serious, and as soon as his desire started to show, he led them back into deep water
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Would he really be a second choice? He was much older and more independent that Alan, but as he passed the jug a fourth time she was reminded that he might not be serious enough for many parts of life
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Did he want a serious answer?
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The medication was still making me drool a little, even though I tried to be serious with her
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The only problem was that I had Bipolar Disorder and it had been deemed at a type 1, which of course is the more serious kind, judging from this story
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My personality at the time was being fueled by religious fanaticism and a refusal to sleep made it a more serious case
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Many of Jake’s dragons had taken hits, but none were serious
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Apart from that group, there are several older men – very serious and sitting in splendid isolation – and, surprisingly, several family groups of mother, father and children
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He was a serious drinker
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This was far more than simply a gay man flirting, it was serious sexual harassment
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actions are misinterpreted then they could result in some serious consequences
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"Never before have we faced such a clear and present danger", he began, using his most authoritative and serious voice
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" Terry shrugged his shoulders and got down to the serious business of dribbling successfully around all of the piles of doggy mess that littered the park's only proper football pitch
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“That is a serious allegation to bring up, even in private company, Tarak
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Alessandra gave him full attention, 'Barbarossa? His house? Are you serious? You mean it's still there? Why didn't you tell me?'
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We set off without a clue as to what we'd find in Faria but it was much more serious than we could've imagined
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"It's impossible to have a serious conversation with you when you're on that stuff
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"Why does every line in every conversation have to be serious? Can't we ever be off duty? Look, this seat was built to cuddle up in and you're sitting there like you're with your mother
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I look across the table at him, there’s a very serious look on his face
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That kid has serious potential
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His new wife also stopped short of her final insult and gave these wise words some serious consideration
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I’ve been offered a part in an ‘Adult’ movie by Jean Paul Robespierre, you know, one of them blokes we met in Hollywood and I’ve always wanted to do some serious acting, so thanks for the advice but
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But up til now we’ve given it a lot of serious thought
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Not for her any serious preparations or special tactical considerations, she'd be receiving special attention from her massage therapist, expanding her mind on something exotic, receiving visitors and doing deals, safe on her boat with mindless mercenaries at her beck and call
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‘It might be a sensible idea to select the same day every week and dedicate that to practising serious stuff