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With exceptional year-round weather, over 72 miles (116 km) of beaches, vast mountain ranges, and a hyperathletic community, Los Angeles has enough outdoor activities to keep you busy for the next ten years. | Los Angeles has many outdoor activities. |
She knew that her mother-in-law invariably kept all important papers in this particular case. | Some important papers were kept by her mother-in-law. |
When you live an isolated life at the White House or in a maximum security prison or in Patricia Duff's head, you are bound to be out of touch. | You're more likely to be out of touch while living an isolated life at the White House. |
Niihau's people are free to leave the island, but once they move elsewhere, they may be refused permission to return. | After moving and leaving the island, Niihau's people may not be given permission to return. |
A model will be more reliable if it takes into account the agency's historical experience in developing systems. | A model is reliable if it remembers the agency's experience in developing systems. |
i don't know i'm trying but i just can't recycle everything just not that dedicated | I am not passionate enough to recycle everything. |
It is richly endowed with artistic treasures and some of Japan's most superb Zen gardens, reflecting its history as a renowned center of calligraphy, gardening, tea ceremony, and other refined arts. | There are not many Zen gardens in Japan that are superior. |
Now, once again, the prison-cage shuddered and lifted in an upward arc. | The cage was lifted upward. |
These case studies were intended initially as stand-alone assessments of the programs but were brought together to learn about the effectiveness of the evaluations themselves in the context of educational programs (Searle, 1985). | These case studies were originally intended to stand-alone. |
They faced repeated assault and siege from neighboring Malay forces, and malaria was a constant scourge. | The people were constantly at war with Malay forces while trying to keep from getting malaria. |
Evelyn Howard had been right then, and I experienced a sharp twinge of disgust, as I thought of Alfred Inglethorp's liberality with another woman's money. | I was upset when I thought about Alfred spending another woman's money. |
The miracle of how it functions is well worth observing. | The author thinks how it functions is worth watching. |
The preliminary assessment is the first decision point in the assessment process, including the consideration of multiple factors, a determination of the sufficiency of the data reliability with what is known at this point, and a decision about whether further work is required. | There are decisions about further work that need made. |
yeah they allow it under certain circumstances you have to to prove that you're teaching them something you have to follow | They allow it if you can prove that you are teaching something. |
are there a lot of trailers around there | Around here there is a great number of trailers. |
well i think it made parts of it a lot easier i i is this your first that you're having | I think it made some portions of it easier. |
Kerensky had refused to take a job in the first cabinet, but did in the second one when Muliukov became prime minister and Kerensky became minister of war. | Kerensky first refused a cabinet job, but later took one as minister of war. |
, mail used by non-households to pay their bills and send bills to other non-households) is unknown and is not included in bill/payment mail. | Mail that non-households utilize in order to pay and send bills isn't considered payment mail. |
Those with more time in Madrid, either before or after side trips to the great towns of Castile, might explore the barrio of Salamanca, take in a bullfight, or visit one or more of the smaller, more personal museums, only a ride from the Puerta del Sol. | There are bullfights and personal museums in Madrid. |
In addition to being Marie-Antoinette's last home, the palace was a favorite of Napoleon III and his wife Eug??nie, whose extravagant memorabilia constitute the Musee du Second-Empire. | The palace has homed many famous figures over the years. |
whereas with my company they pay fifty percent and the deductible's i think five hundred a year and it costs a lot more i'm with a smaller company though | My company is different from your company, it's smaller. |
'Generation?' | The idea of a generation was questioned. |
and and there's no way that you can get him unless it's by force | If you don't use force you can't get him. |
They didn't kill us, he thought, and they didn't send us away. | He thought about what they had done. |
yeah yeah that's coming up here pretty soon is it this weekend | Is that this weekend? |
Deducing that the whole of the Old Testament was the work of aliens is, therefore, perfectly logical. | It was deduced that the entire Old Testament was written by aliens. |
yeah yeah really is that the one where uh the guy gets captured by that woman okay yeah | Is it the one where the guy is captured by the woman? |
Nixon's spokeswoman, Mary Still, said the emergency order was needed to keep the money in safekeeping, so it could be distributed to its rightful owners. | The spokeswoman for Nixon was Mary Still and she said that the emergency order was necessary. |
But they still played on. | Despite something, they kept playing. |
because i'm afraid what if it gets you know because you can inhale it if if you're if a room full of it | What if people are smoking around me and it gets in my bloodstream? |
um i you know in the past i don't know i don't know how old you are but when i was uh in high school was uh beginning of Vietnam and so forth and many of my peers were being drafted | i saw many of my acquaintances get drafted at the beginning of Vietnam |
The following examples illustrate some of the financial benefits that GAO has helped the Congress and the executive branch | There are examples of the financial benefits that resulted from GAO's assistance. |
(Interest on IRA savings is not taxed until an individual withdraws it. | IRA savings are only taxed upon withdrawal. |
And while the demand is great, the supply is shrinking. | The amount of it is decreasing, even though the demand for it is high. |
uh-huh well even just the general funding for the arts uh in humanities and then you know they get into these censorship issues and everything else i mean | There are censorship issues. |
Why should there be a sky shell around the planet? | Why would there be a shell around the planet? |
This then rules out the critical instance method as appropriate for this job. | The critical instance method is inappropriate for this job because of this. |
right exactly i was a i was a Boy Scout and as part of being a Boy Scout you had to do you know projects all throughout and then to become an Eagle Scout you have to spend a do a year long project for | I used to be a Boy Scout. |
Please send some of those animal dollars our way and neuter these poor neglected creatures ... | Please neuter the poor neglected animals. |
The little man appeared to be taking the whole house into his confidence, a proceeding of which I, for one, doubted the wisdom. | The little man was talking to the whole house. |
um-hum that's right and not enough people want to do that to for | Too few people want to do that. |
Pisa sided with the Normans in Sicily and profits from its new commercial empire in the western Mediterranean paid for its magnificent cathedral, baptistery, and campanile (today's Leaning Tower). | Pisa and the Normans were wealthy. |
In any case, if I had actually been interested in buying the print, with the help of the Web, I would have been in a far better position to negotiate a favorable price. | The internet enables people to buy things. |
well it's not now what year are we talking about | What year are you referring to? |
The many bazaars, busy tailor's shops, and government-operated emporiums are fascinating places to observe the style, panache, and never-ending gall of that charming and often shameless scoundrel, the Kashmiri merchant. | People can observe Kashmiri merchants at bazaars, tailor's shops, and emporiums. |
But there it is, she can tell you nothing." 116 "But why, man? | But there it is, she has nothin to say. But why man. |
Several parts of the chateau, including Louis XV's superb Royal Opera, have to be visited on separate guided tours. | Separate guided tours are necessary to visit several parts of the chateau. |
I spent a lot of time talking to Iowa farmers since January. | In January I talk to a lot if Iowa farmers. |
You don't want that! | You do not want that. |
Reducing drunken driving by 5 or 6 percent, for that matter, could save more lives in one year than have been saved by air bags in their near-decade of deployment. | Drunk driving is a large threat to many lives. |
While defending Bush's privacy, Sen. | The Senator defended Bush's privacy. |
that just to change the cover you know because do just had to get the that whole cover my my car's a Beretta they had a big big bumper they got on there big white bumper that covers like the whole bottom front of the car that that whole thing you know to be replaced and repainted would cost five hundred dollars | The cost to exchange a Beretta bumper is five hundred dollars. |
Asahi Shimbun added that if Japan had tried to resolve these problems a little at a time, those who felt themselves victimized by Japan might have felt at least somewhat mollified; but that with the passing of time while we do nothing, however, discontent and ill will can coalesce into bitter enmity. | Japan could have appeased the people who felt disadvantaged over time. |
They immediately began work on the formidable fortifications for which the city is still famous. | The city is still famous for its formidable fortifications. |
yeah like what | Yes, what do you think it is like? |
For Jahangir, if the Islamic idea of paradise had any meaning, it was here, amid the staggered terraces, tranquil pools, waterfalls, and trees, looking out over the lake against the backdrop of the Himalayas. | There are waterfalls, trees and tranquil pools looking out over the lake. |
But this presented a new testing challenge, namely that anything in the street in New York City is fair game. | The new challenge was that anything goes in the streets of New York City. |
Uncle Sam the Mooch | Uncle Sam also known as the Mooch. |
Adrin got the point. | Wasting now time, Adrin got straight to the point. |
That is true of Cabinet secretaries as well as of taxi drivers. | Cabinet secretaries and taxi drivers have this in common. |
Songs like their biggest hit, , are sense-less but skillful pastiches of classic Beatles moments. | Sense-less but skillful pastiches of classic Beatles moments--that's what songs like their biggest hit are. |
Key to Vince McMahon, WWF president, has made himself part of the storyline. | The key to the WWF's success is that Vince McMahon made himself part of the show. |
More immediately important, it puts the market's recent, quickly overturned correction in quite a different light. | It's important that it puts the market's recent correction in a quite different light. |
For two years, Bronx Legal Services has been warned that it would have to consolidate with the rest of the city's Legal Services system. | Bronx Legal Services has received this warning for two years. |
Several writers condemn Clinton's policy of constructive engagement as They favor economic sanctions instead. | Many writers condemn Clintons policy and favor economic sanctions. |
He spoke what seemed to be a name, though it bore no resemblance to Nema. | He uttered something that sounded like it could be a name. |
oh i guess i really don't know | I am not sure. |
It feels like it's been directed by a taxidermist, says the Village Voice 's Howard Feinstein. | It feels, says Howard Feinstein of the Village Voice, like it's been directed by a taxidermist. |
A bigger economic pie would make it easier for future workers to meet the dual challenges of paying for the baby boomers' retirement while achieving a rising standard of living for themselves. | The standard of living will rise with the growth of the economy. |
Bombing the crap out of Third World countries and aspirin factories when you need a quick pick-me-up at the polls. | Bombing countries makes your approval rating go up. |
And we shall find Tommy. | We will find Tommy. |
no i don't no they're not they're it's it's too heavy for silver it's it's more like lead i think fairly soft | It's soft and too heavy for silver. |
Nowadays, you are more likely to see the Indalo in the form of a lucky charm on sale in souvenir shops rather than painted, as it once was, on house doors. | The Indalo is more common as a lucky charm than painted on house doors. |
In addition to many impressive buildings, Tofukuji offers four remarkable and distinctive Zen gardens located in the hojo (abbot's quarters). | Tofukuji has four distonctive zen gardens in hojo. |
Where appropriate, LSC grantees refer low-income persons to organizations that can help the clients with their problems - either to alternate sources of legal assistance or to other sources of assistance, such as charitable organizations and social services agencies. | LSC grantees refer low-income persons to organizations that can help with their problems |
recommendations addressing sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, or mercury at any time after the study has been completed under paragraph (a)(2) and the peer review process has been completed under subsection (b). | The recommendations addressed mercury. |
(In the film, as in life, Kaufman goes to the Philippines to visit a healer who pretends to remove diseased-looking entrails--actually, concealed animal parts--from Kaufman's body. | Kaufman went to the Philippines to visit a healer. |
(Thomas L. Friedman of the New York Times even had a theory that no country with a McDonald's had ever gone to war against another country with a McDonald's.) | Thomas Friedman had a theory about wars. |
The Web site features a search engine to help you locate documents using key words and phrases. | If you wish to search for specific keywords, there's a search engine for that. |
Even more devastating was the 587 b.c. invasion by the Nebuchadnezzar-led Babylonians. | Nebuchadnezzar led Babylonians to a devastating invasion in 587 b.c. |
oh i believe that i do | Oh, I do, I understand that to be true. |
Even so, Abraham's trough-to-peak comparison does not support his point. | Abraham's trough-to-peak comparisons did not help his case. |
For many visitors, trekking is the main purpose of a trip to Nepal. | Some visitors to Nepal are trekkers. |
Greece once had the largest merchant fleet in the world, and the sea still plays a major role in the life of the Aegean. | The sea is important for life in the Aegean, it once held the largest merchant fleet in the world owned by Greece. |
uh oh i know what it was it was in our in our little local paper our little Lewisville paper that comes out twice a week on the front page every week uh there's a little thing at the bottom that it's like a call in survey that says you know do you think so and so and then you call this number and you press like one for... | There was a story about it in our paper. |
The Palace | A place. |
The papers were safe so far, but I couldn't take the risk of leaving them there any longer. | I couldn't risk leaving the papers there. |
dirt and noise | mud and sounds |
You don't have to tell Reggie Miller what to do when he catches the ball in the fourth quarter. | Reggie Miller knows what to do when he catches the ball. |
i think they are sorely mistaken | i think they're seriously wrong |
A path leads uphill to two Tibetan monasteries and a temple to the Bajra Yogini, a local deity, guarded by bronze lions. | A temple to the Bajra Yogini, guarded by bronze lions, can be found through an uphill path leading to two Tibetan monasteries. |
The heartfelt but likely ineffective reaction from Goss Sr., who lives in Coleman, Texas, was, I've got to talk to Kenny and sort this out. | Kenny may not be able to shed land light on this. |
This parallel obsession elicited the interesting suggestion, from the critic Maurice Tuchman, that both animals (especially sacrificed animals) and uniformed domestics were scapegoats of sorts. | Tuchman equated animals and uniformed domestics to scapegoats. |
As advertising budgets become more fragmented, it's easy to imagine a situation in which ad agencies serve primarily to orchestrate production teams, bringing in art directors and copywriters for specific ad campaigns rather than keeping a whole staff on hand. | With more fragmented ad budgets it is easy to imagine that ad agencies are going to focus on directing different teams. |
Majority Whip Tom DeLay, another Texan, is Armey's opposite--the Republican Jim Wright. | Tom DeLay is both the Majority Whip and from Texas. |
uh-huh did you ever have her in child care | Have you had her in child care? |
yes yes i'm one of the ones that had my salary frozen for ninety one yes | Indeed, I'm one of the people who had my wages frozen. |
In the next five years, more than 50 percent of the federal [attorney] workforce may be eligible to retire. | More than half of the attorneys will be able to retire in 5 years. |
Back in Nebraska, he helped organize part of a whistlestop tour from Cheyenne, Wyo., across Nebraska for the Robert Kennedy campaign. | Robert Kennedy's tour of Wyoming and Nebraska was partly organized by him. |
Ca'daan always felt sorry for the men and women in bondage. | Ca'daan felt bad when people were tied up. |
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