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Still, every now and then, a professor would have four genuine A students and only three A's to give out. | Even so, sometimes a professor could have four students who deserved A's but could only give A's to three of them. |
here in Maryland it's only five um it was nice to have that uh you know deduction when it was available | It was nice to have that deduction here. |
Hanson shoved the book out of sight and tried to act busy again. | Hanson hid the book and pretended to work again. |
So Loury is now on his own (or rather, at the head of a small movement of like-minded people, centered on his new Institute on Race and Social Division): rejected by the black political elite, which still wants to blame everything on white racism, and equally rejected by a conservatism that wants to do precisely nothin... | Loury is rejected by both the black political elite and the conservatives. |
But we've got to hustle. | We have to hustle. |
Each year, OIM staff assists our grantees in verifying the reporting of CSR data through the annual self-inspection process. | An annual self inspection process is used to verify reporting. |
What is a case study? | What does a case study do? |
Of course not. | Absolutely not. |
This Moorish palace formed part of the city wall. | A section of the city wall was occupied by this Moorish palace. |
but the fact that it can happen that it probably does happen in many places it's it's horrendous and it's just a stroke of luck that someone was able to get it on tape and then uh to listen to the tape recording uh at the police station of the whole conversation afterwards | It's horrendous that it happens in many places and it's lucky it someone caught it on tape. |
but it's a cross between a tuba and and an and you know a horn it's a brass instrument | The instrument is something between a horn and tuba. |
Wolfe Tone secured aid from France, but a storm scattered the ships of the invading force. | France provided aid to Wolfe Tone. |
Opponents of affirmative action often observe that it doesn't exist in performance-based arenas like show business. | Affirmative Action doesn't work in every arena. |
A year past, the older one had served Ca'daan a stew and the younger one had smiled at Ca'daan and made him blush. | Earlier they had served Ca'daan. |
okay i enjoyed talking to you | I really liked talking to you. |
This is, admittedly, just a single line from a long-ago interview, but it suggests that the Clintons are locked into a denial. | I admit this is just a single line from an old interview. |
Yes, he said quietly, "this is the ill-fated draft treaty!" | He said under his breath that this was a draft. |
for gifts are you li stening to him | Are you hearing him? |
Among the duties of the advisory panel are guiding the technologists about politics and helping design products that attract users to the site, according to Ron Howard, chairman and founder, who also founded Hayes Corp., the modem manufacturer. | Ron Howard founded the Hayes Corp. |
no it was a lot of sweat but | It was really sweaty though. |
They've helped me so much, my life has truly turned around, she said. | She said they helped her a lot. |
Unquestionably, few visitors will come to Japan truly free of preconceptions. | People who visit Japan have preconceptions. |
The rule, promulgated by an independent regulatory agency, is not subject to title II of the Act. | The rule is promulgated by an independent regulatory agency. |
Creation was not provided to us by God to consume it into oblivion. | God did not provide us with creation for us to consume it into oblivion. |
Access to this cave is limited, so book early in the morning. | It's advisable to book early in the morning, as access is limited. |
Inside the cathedral, the Capilla de los Velez (Chapel of the Velez) is remarkable for its Plateresque decoration. | The decorations of the Chapel inside the cathedral make it remarkable. |
Was he four then, or even younger? | Was he four years old then? |
Is all of The Limey a temporal hiccup? | Is The Limey all just one temporal burp? |
He looked towards the window and asked something I guess it was whether it was raining. | He asked about the weather, looking towards the window |
After 37 years of rule, Solomon died and the kingdom was split between the northern and southern tribes. | Solomon was the ruler for 37 years and his death resulted in the divide of the kingdom between north and south. |
5 percent of the GDP in calendar year 1994. | Not much more than 4 percent of GDP for 1994. |
Here there are several attractive hotels, including one with tropical gardens, that cater to visitors hoping to catch a glimpse of the Himalayas at sunrise or sunset. | There are many attractive hotels here, including one with a garden that caters to people hoping to see the Himalayas at sunrise or sunset. |
and they go out and fish around there and people come in with these ice chests just full of of you know twelve fourteen sixteen eighteen inch long fish | People go out and come back with iceboxes full of huge fish! |
He pours acid on Clinton because, well, that's what someone pays him to do. | He was paid to spill acid on Clinton. |
uh that's came out around the first of the year | It was released early in the year. |
I saw those who forged a nation from fire and blood and they birthed a beautiful dream. | I watched the nation being born. |
Lukacs would not, of course, go that far. | Lukacs wouldn't go that far. |
gee it's just so versatile like i remember | It's as versatile as I remember. |
It soon became the focus for state occasions, such as the return of the ex-emperor's own remains from St. Helena in 1840 and the funeral of Victor Hugo in 1885. | Soon it was the focus for state occasions. |
Then Tommy heard the light tap-tap of fingers, drumming on the table. | The fingers were drumming lightly on the table. |
The ruling, which is expected in June, will turn on the court's interpretation of the White House counsel's mandate . No legal precedent presages the decision. | It is expected that the ruling will be delivered in June. |
Or maybe only 30 are true, in which case three should be confirmed overwhelmingly. | There are at least 30. |
And an article accuses the Navy of abusing its female combat Their fellow pilots and commanding officers gave them the silent treatment instead of helping them. | There is an accusation against the Navy about abuse on its female combat. |
Jon parried with his own rapier. | Jon had a rapier. |
With respect to criteria that the Congress should consider for constructing the department itself, the following questions about the overall purpose and structure of the organization should be | The following questions should respect Congress. |
Retirement of debt securities prior to trust funds and special funds except trust revolving funds (588) | The cancellation of stocks/bonds (excluding funds available for funding an entity on a daily basis) before trust and special funds. |
no i wouldn't be surprised if Gorbachev wasn't a satanist wasn't a satanist i'm not kidding | To be honest, Gorbachev is probably a satanist |
well they should start with the the if they would get rid of seems to me i know there's a lot about courts that people don't understand there's more people in jail right now for child support | People do not understand many aspects of courts. |
Instead, they drive her to the farmhouse, where she then tries to stop them from killing both Brandon and their friend Candace. | They go to the farmhouse to try and stop someone else from killing people. |
in Rhode Island | Within Rhode Island. |
You asked her to marry you in your rotten cold-blooded way, but I LOVED her. | The way you asked her to marry you was rotten and cold-blooded. |
He was beginning to be rather ashamed of the things he had said. | He had started feeling ashamed about what he said. |
Jon stabbed into the man's eye and, drawing it out, across his throat. | A man had his eye stabbed by Jon. |
yeah this is this is kind of a fun project i've done i've done some of the other speech programs but we've never got to talk to another person it was always just talking to the computer so this is a little different | I like this project since I get to talk to a real person. |
well she doesn't sing on her show but i i do enjoy seeing that | On the show, she never sings but I like it. |
If the senses, to say nothing of the feet, need a break, relax on the waterfront with its abundance of open-air cafe. | There are plenty of open-air cafes located on the waterfront, which are a great place to rest. |
And I, as somebody who read that speech beforehand--and I will take some responsibility for not seeing that. | I am responsible for not seeing that in the speech. |
But part of it is personal. | A part of it is personal. |
In other states, the very development and implementation of such initiatives may require overhauling or establishing new organizational relationships and service areas. | Some states may have to establish new organizational relationships. |
This shortens an unpleasant activity and spares me those final touch-up strokes that often leave me bleeding. | This keeps the unpleasant activity to a minimum. |
An assumed growth rate of US steel demand was chosen at 3 percent, a typical number for growth in GDP. | It was assumed that growth rate of US steel was 3%. |
The only two finalists with any kind of a shot are Miss America--a surprisingly leggy Pat Buchanan--and Miss Germany--an unexpectedly amiable Adolf Hitler. | Only Miss America and Miss Germany can win. |
Take, therefore, the talent from him [who had one talent] and give it unto him which hath ten talents, Murdoch read. | He had ten talents. |
The smoking-related literature also implies that lags of up to a few years are plausible. | It's possible that it could lag for years. |
Thus, on a delivered piece basis, rural routes use 20 percent more carrier time than do all city routes, and 22 percent more than city residential routes. | On a delivered piece basis, rural routes use 20 percent more carrier time than do all city routes |
The law specifically forbids favoritism in awarding government jobs and contracts. | Government contracts can not be awarded because of favoritism because of the law. |
We note that the Executive Order has been replaced by Executive Order | The Executive Order has been replaced by Executive Order, as we note. |
for a discussion of Federal cost accounting principles and standards. | Talks about principles and standards of Federal costs. |
The cold accents of the German took up the conversation: "Have you anything to say before you are put to death as a spy?" | The German's voice was icy as he asked for the spy's final words. |
In addition, decisions made during the assessment, including the final assessment of whether the data are sufficiently reliable for the purposes of the engagement, should be summarized and included with the workpapers. | Decisions made during the assessment should be summarized and included with the workpapers. |
DSM includes social and legal consequences of abuse and ICD-10 has only medical and psychological consequences. | DSM includes the results of abuse. |
15 Since NIPA focuses on the current production of goods and services and on the income arising from that production, NIPA income and saving do not reflect changes in the value of existing tangible and financial assets, such as land, stocks, or bonds. | NIPA income and saving focuses on goods, but not land or stocks. |
Bills tend to include tax and service charge, but it is usual to leave a small more than 5 percent is generous. | A service charge is often included in the bill. |
um i do some little bit of woodworking well i used to i i don't have the equipment here we moved to Dallas about a year ago and my dad had a lot of woodworking equipment and i did some of that um here i've mostly done things that i can do strictly by hand um sewing | I do some woodworking. |
The dear fellow isn't perhaps very bright, I said thoughtfully. | He isn't a very smart man. |
The Company destroyed the Portuguese fleet and took over the protection of the Muslim pilgrimage ships to Mecca, but there were no hard feelings; the Portuguese made a gift of Bombay to King Charles II in 1661 as part of the dowry of Catherine of Braganza. | Even though the Company had attacked the Portuguese fleet, the Portuguese would later give King Charles a wedding present. |
it's interesting isn't it | It's interesting, right? |
But the clothing was a problem. | The fabric was an issue. |
right the roles are changing a lot | Roles are changing a good deal. |
John strode across the room, and lit the gas. | John walked across the room. |
oh do you get get a good crop of plums | Do you get a large number of plums? |
oh that's good see out here we have so many uh ethnic people we have Italians and we have Portuguese and we have Russians and Polish and it depends out here like the type of people you're going to entertain you know so it's hard uh you you just have to pick something for the the group that you're going to entertain for... | You need to make sure each cultural group is respected in different activities. |
Sheppard, Time ). Skeptics renew old attacks on sociobiology's all-encompassing view of human nature. | Skeptics bring out old attacks again. |
This is actually a huge crater (makhtesh in Hebrew), said to be the largest of its kind in the world, measuring 40 km (24 miles) by 9 km (51.2 miles), and resembling a crosebetween the Grand Canyon in America and a giant pitted moonscape. | This crater is reputed to be the largest of that type in the world. |
That's better, said Miss Howard more enthusiastically. | Miss Howard was more enthusiastic and said it was better. |
But this is a trade-off well worth making. | It is a good trade off to make. |
As the Balkans flared to war once again, Greek nationalism has stirred, and there have been discussions in the kafeneion about the land of Macedonia returning to the fold of its forefathers. | In the kafeneion Greeks discussed about the land of Macedonia. |
Sure feels good jus' to stretch out a mite, he observed. | It feels good to stretch out. |
Despite countless different landlords, the basic elements of the way of life of ordinary people have changed little for over 5,000 years. | The common lifestyle has changed in a small degree over time. |
Beyond the caravanserai is the town's Covered Market, which is as interesting to explore as Istanbul's. | The Covered Market is like the one in Istanbul. |
Those flowery moves may blow up the underskirts of young noble women but they will get you killed out here. | Flowery moves don't belong out here. |
All the major towns have several shops with jackets, hats, boots, rain gear, etc. | All the major towns have stores. |
The boy was on the look out for us, and was just a mite worried about what might have happened to you. | The boy was a little worried about you. |
as far as we're concerned | As far as we are concerned. |
Masterpieces by Cezanne, Renoir, Utrillo, Rousseau, Modigliani, Picasso, Derain, and Soutine hang in the upstairs rooms. | The upstairs rooms have masterpieces by Renoir, Rousseau and Picasso. |
Just a little farther along the valley to the northwest, joined to Buttermere by a stream, lie two other lakes. | The valley and Buttermere are connected by the stream. |
They've finished lunch. | They're done having lunch. |
In the Washington Post version of the TP--given here--a second-person version of this sentence does not appear in the first section of the document. | A second person version of a sentence doesn't appear in The Washington post version. |
Time warned of a future of supercanes, hypercanes, and megastorms that would make Floyd look like a spring shower. | Floyd would look like a spring shower in comparison to the future of storms. |
what um what do you think needs to be the criteria set for those | A criteria may need setting |
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