MYSQL

frame	lexunit	ludefinition
Abandonment	abandon.v	leave behind
Abandonment	abandoned.a	the state of being left behind
Abandonment	abandonment.n	the act of relinquishing to no one
Abandonment	forget.v	leave something behind unintentionally
Abandonment	leave.v	let remain in another place as abondoned
Abounding_with	adorned.a	decorated
Abounding_with	asphalted.a	covered in asphalt
Abounding_with	bedecked.a	decorated lavishly
Abounding_with	bejewelled.a	covered in jewels
Abounding_with	bespattered.a	covered in patch of liquid
Abounding_with	blanketed.a	covered (in, with)
Abounding_with	brimming.a	full to the point of overflowing
Abounding_with	brushed.a	covered by something which was applied with a brush
Abounding_with	buttered.a	covered with butter
Abounding_with	chock-a-block.a	crammed full
Abounding_with	chock-full.a	filled to overflowing
Abounding_with	cloaked.a	enveloped (in, with), generally to the point of being hidden
Abounding_with	coated.a	layered or covered (with,in) something
Abounding_with	covered.a	having a large quantity of something on the surface
Abounding_with	crammed.a	filled to the point of overflowing
Abounding_with	crawl.v	be unpleasantly covered or crowded with
Abounding_with	crawling.a	unpleasantly covered or crowded with
Abounding_with	crowded.a	filled so far as to inhibit movement
Abounding_with	dabbed.a	having been covered with quick light strokes
Abounding_with	decked.a	decorated brightly and extensively
Abounding_with	decorated.a	furned with ornamental things
Abounding_with	dotted.a	covered (with, in)
Abounding_with	draped.a	covered with a loose cloth
Abounding_with	drizzled.a	having been covered by trickling a thin stream of liquid
Abounding_with	dusted.a	covered with a powedered substance
Abounding_with	embellished.a	adorned or decorated
Abounding_with	festooned.a	adorned with festoons
Abounding_with	filled.a	full
Abounding_with	full.a	containing many objects, but not necessarily without room for more
Abounding_with	gilded.a	covered in a thin layer of gold
Abounding_with	glazed.a	covered with a glaze
Abounding_with	heaped.a	loaded copiously
Abounding_with	hung.a	covered or adorned with hanging objects
Abounding_with	injected.a	filled by means of injection
Abounding_with	jammed.a	over-crowded
Abounding_with	jostling.a	being full of people or objects pushing against each other
Abounding_with	lacquered.a	covered in lacquer
Abounding_with	lined.a	having its interior covered with a layer of different material
Abounding_with	littered.a	having sporadic instances (esp. of something undesirable) irregularly distributed on the surface
Abounding_with	ornamented.a	covered in ornamental objects
Abounding_with	overcrowded.a	extremely full
Abounding_with	overfilled.a	too full
Abounding_with	painted.a	covered with paint
Abounding_with	panelled.a	covered in panels
Abounding_with	paved.a	covered with stones or asphalt

frame	GROUP_CONCAT(lexunit)
Abandonment	abandoned.a,abandonment.n,leave.v,abandon.v,forget.v
Abounding_with	piled.a,littered.a,rife.a,thronging.a,stuffed.a,dusted.a,chock-full.a,surfaced.a,wallpapered.a,dabbed.a,overcrowded.a,overfilled.a,glazed.a,lacquered.a,painted.a,splattered.a,varnished.a,ornamented.a,lined.a,studded.a,decorated.a,spattered.a,bespattered.a,bejewelled.a,bedecked.a,tiled.a,crawling.a,cloaked.a,blanketed.a,covered.a,jostling.a,swarm.v,swarming.a,crowded.a,thronged.a,throng.v,crawl.v,replete.a,teem.v,panelled.a,embellished.a,strewn.a,smeared.a,gilded.a,plastered.a,buttered.a,chock-a-block.a,drizzled.a,dotted.a,jammed.a,hung.a,paved.a,festooned.a,teeming.a,brimming.a,draped.a,injected.a,sprinkled.a,brushed.a,coated.a,asphalted.a,crammed.a,heaped.a,filled.a,full.a,adorned.a,decked.a
Absorb_heat	sizzle.v,poach.v,saute.v,steam.v,toast.v,barbecue.v,blanch.v,braise.v,broil.v,brown.v,parboil.v,roast.v,grill.v,deep fry.v,coddle.v,char.v,bake.v,singe.v,boil.v,scorch.v,stew.v,sear.v,fry.v,simmer.v,cook.v
Abundance	galore.a,teem.v,abound.v,abundant.a
Abusing	maltreat.v,maltreatment.n,abuse.v,abuse.n,abusive.a,domestic violence.n,batter.v
Accompaniment	with.prep,along with.prep,alone.a,in combination.prep,singly.adv,together.adv
Accomplishment	effect.v,bring about.v,accomplish.v,achieve.v,accomplishment.n,achievement.n
Accoutrements	gas mask.n,balaclava.n,cap.n,bonnet.n,mask.n,bandanna.n,headband.n,hairpiece.n,fez.n,skullcap.n,top-hat.n,accoutrement.n,yarmulkah.n,hat-pin.n,beret.n,biretta.n,boater.n,bowler.n,nightcap.n,panama.n,sombrero.n,trilby.n,turban.n,shako.n,veil.n,tiara.n,regalia.n,anklet.n,ring.n,earring.n,jewellery.n,necklace.n,bangle.n,bracelet.n,coronet.n,crown.n,brooch.n,medal.n,circlet.n,diadem.n,chain.n,locket.n,pendant.n,wig.n,toupee.n,cufflink.n,glasses.n,spectacles.n,hat.n,headpiece.n,medallion.n,ribbon.n,badge.n,armband.n,armlet.n,goggles.n,mitre.n,helm.n,helmet.n,gorget.n,greaves.n,coif.n,hauberk.n,mantle.n,watch.n,hairnet.n,sash.n,hairgrip.n,hairband.n,hairpin.n,hairslide.n,snood.n,sporran.n,choker.n,trinket.n,belt.n,headdress.n
Accuracy	accuracy.n,inaccurate.a,off.prep,inaccuracy.n,exact.a,precise.a,precision.n,accurately.adv,inaccurately.adv,on.prep,accurate.a,true.a
Achieving_first	find.v,invention artifact.n,discover.v,invent.v,originate.v,coinage.n,pioneer.v,discovery.n,coin.v,discoverer.n,originator.n,inventor.n,invention.n,pioneer.n,pioneering.a
Active_substance	causative agent.n,active.a,agent.n,bioactive.a,incapacitant.n,irritant.n
Activity_done_state	done.a,through.a,finished.a
Activity_finish	completion.n,complete.v,tie up.v,conclude.v,wrap up.v,finish.v,graduate.v
Activity_ongoing	keep on.v,keep up.v,maintenance.n,carry on.v,continue.v,keep.v
Activity_pause	pause.n,freeze.n,moratorium.n,suspend.v,take break.v,freeze.v,adjourn.v
Activity_prepare	compose.v,preparation.n,gear up.v,ready.v,get ready.v,fix.v,prepare.v
Activity_ready_state	set.a,prepared.a,ready.a
Activity_resume	restart.v,renew.v,resume.v
Activity_start	initiate.v,swing (into).v,commence.v,get started.v,set about.v,strike up.v,launch (into).v,open.v,start.v,begin.v,take up.v,beginner.n,neophyte.n,enter.v
Activity_stop	cease.v,quit.v,discontinue.v,halt.v,terminate.v,abandon.v,stop.v
Actually_occurring_entity	actual.a,true.a
Addiction	hooked.a,alcoholism.n,habit.n,fiend.n,compulsive.a,addiction.n,addicted.a,alcoholic.n,addict.n,junkie.n
Adding_up	add up.v,tally.v,total.v
Adducing	name.v,cite.v,point.v,adduce.v
Adjacency	border.v,neighbor.v,adjoining.a,adjacent.a,neighboring.a,adjacency.n,adjoin.v,contiguous.a,contiguity.n,abut.v,next to.prep,neighbor.n,bordering.a
Adjusting	calibration.n,adjust.v,calibrate.v,tweak.v,adjustment.n,tweak.n
Adopt_selection	assume.v,embrace.v,adopt.v
Aesthetics	tasty.a,elegant.a,beautiful.a,lovely.a,ugly.a,smart.a,handsome.a,fair.a,hideous.a
Affirm_or_deny	affirm.v,denial.n,attest.v,reaffirm.v,refute.v,confirmation.n,confirm.v,affirmation.n,concede.v,deny.v
Age	maturity.n,mature.a,elderly.a,of.prep,ancient.a,new.a,old.a,young.a,youngish.a,oldish.a,age.n,fresh.a
Aggregate	body.n,community.n,tribe.n,clump.n,passel.n,school.n,covey.n,crop.n,mob.n,harem.n,horde.n,stand.n,repertoire.n,posse.n,huddle.n,claque.n,repertory.n,population.n,slew.n,quartet.n,quintet.n,trio.n,sextet.n,flotilla.n,gaggle.n,crowd.n,variety.n,assembly.n,crew.n,clique.n,class.n,heap.n,legion.n,cohort.n,party.n,batch.n,team.n,flock.n,package.n,collection.n,host.n,swarm.n,pack.n,squad.n,herd.n,cluster.n,group.n,bunch.n,brood.n,colony.n,army.n,bevy.n,assortment.n,gang.n,throng.n,multitude.n,assemblage.n,band.n,clutch.n,multiplicity.n,circle.n,coterie.n,family.n,corps.n,set.n,shoal.n,force.n,combination.n,book.n
Aging	mature.v,age.v,aging.a
Agree_or_refuse_to_act	refuse.v,decline.v,refusal.n,agree.v
Agriculture	cultivate.v,farming.n,farm.v
Aiming	direct.v,target.n,aim.n,aim.v,target.v
Alliance	coalition.n,alliance.n
Alternatives	future.n,possibility.n,way.n,choice.n,use.n,alternative.n,option.n,chance.n
Amalgamation	consolidate.v,jumble.v,join.v,combination.n,coalesce.v,mix.v,come together.v,band together.v,merge.v,fuse.v,intermix.v,amalgamate.v,commingle.v,meld.v,combine.v,merger.n,blend.v,unite.v,unify.v
Amassing	stockpile.v,amass.v,accumulate.v,hoard.v,accumulation.n
Ambient_temperature	cold.n,freezing.a,chilly.a,temperature.n,scorcher.n,warm.a,hot.a,cold.a,cool.a
Ammunition	ammo.n,ordnance.n,munitions.n,bullet.n,round.n,ammunition.n,shell.n
Amounting_to	in amount.idio,tally.n,number.v,total.a,total.n,total.v,amount.v
Animals	animal.n,sheep.n,cow.n,pig.n,cat.n,dog.n
Annoyance	irritated.a,frustrated.a,annoyed.a
Appeal	appeal.n,appeal.v,appellate.a,appellant.n
Appellations	supervisor.n,monarch.n,official.n,premier.n,prince.n,mogul.n,principal.n,queen.n,minister.n,representative.n,mayor.n,maharaja.n,secretary.n,legislator.n,shah.n,mr.n,cousin.n,brother.n,sister.n,uncle.n,aunt.n,child.n,miss.n,ms.n,mrs.n,sheik.n,dr.n,doctor.n,father.n,governor.n,mother.n,tsar.n,superintendent.n,sultan.n,emperor.n,chairman.n,chairperson.n,bishop.n,president.n,chief.n,commander.n,commissioner.n,congressman.n,congresswoman.n,director.n,duchess.n,empress.n,executive.n,king.n,captain.n,general.n,officer.n,kaiser.n,leader.n,headmaster.n,imam.n
Apply_heat	toasting.n,simmering.n,roasting.n,melting.n,steaming.n,scorch.v,broiling.n,melt.v,plank.v,boiling.n,cooking.n,grilling.n,stewing.n,baking.n,frying.n,cook.v,bake.v,sear.v,singe.v,deep fry.v,barbecue.v,blanch.v,boil.v,simmer.v,grill.v,broil.v,parboil.v,coddle.v,scald.v,stew.v,char.v,poach.v,toast.v,saute.v,microwave.v,roast.v,brown.v,braise.v,steam.v,fry.v
Appointing	accredited.a,finger.v,tap.v,name.v,accredit.v,appoint.v,designate.v
Architectural_part	fireplace.n,counter.n,wall.n,rail.n,roof.n,mantel.n,facade.n,ceiling.n,floor.n,window.n,landing.n,flight.n,foundation.n
Armor	armor.n,mail.n,bulletproof vest.n,greaves.n,flak jacket.n,plate.n

frame	lexunit	ludefinition
Activity_pause	adjourn.v	to suspend for a period of time
Activity_pause	freeze.n	an act of freezing
Activity_pause	freeze.v	keep or stop at a fixed level or in a fixed state
Activity_pause	moratorium.n	a temporary prohibition of an activity
Activity_pause	pause.n	a temporary stop in action or speech
Activity_pause	suspend.v	halt temporarily
Activity_pause	take break.v	interrupt continuity

lexunit	ludefinition	frame
freeze.v	keep or stop at a fixed level or in a fixed state	Activity_pause
freeze.n	an act of freezing	Activity_pause
freeze.v	turn into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold	Cause_change_of_phase
freeze.v	(with reference to a liquid) turn or be turned into ice or another solid as a result of extreme cold	Change_of_phase

luid	fnwordid	lexemeid	posid	breakbefore	headword	lexemeidx	wordid	word	frameid	lexunit	posid	ludefinition	ludict	statusid	totalannotated	incorporatedfetypeid
8053	8148	12856	9	0	0		134364	target	513	target.n	9	an objective or result towards which efforts are directed	O		25
14114	8148	12858	9	0	0		134364	target	1901	target.n	9	a person, object, or place selected as the aim of an attack	O		2	1179

lexunit	ludefinition	ludict
bring about.v	cause something to happen	O
bring about.v	cause something to happen	O
bring about.v	Cause goal to be accomplished	F
bring forth.v	give birth to something	O
bring in.v	remove and amass ready crops from where they grow	F
bring on.v	lead to	F
bring to attention.v	To cause a perciever to pay attention to the phenomenon	F
bring to mind.v	evoke	F
bring together.v	cause to come together	F
bring together.v	join two or more items	F
bring.v	carry or accompany to a place	O
bring.v	cause to be in a particular state or condition	O

lexunit	posid	lexemeidx	word	posid	headword	breakbefore
bring to mind.v	14	1	bring	14	1	0
bring to mind.v	14	2	to	11	0	1
bring to mind.v	14	3	mind	9	0	1

frame	lexunit	ludefinition	posid	lexemeidx	word	posid	headword
Bringing	bring.v	carry or accompany to a place	14		bring	14	0
Causation	bring.v	cause to be in a particular state or condition	14		bring	14	0
Gathering_up	bring together.v	cause to come together	14	1	bring	14	1
Cause_to_start	bring about.v	cause something to happen	14	1	bring	14	1
Evoking	bring to mind.v	evoke	14	1	bring	14	1
Causation	bring about.v	cause something to happen	14	1	bring	14	1
Giving_birth	bring forth.v	give birth to something	14	1	bring	14	1
Causation	bring on.v	lead to	14	1	bring	14	1
Cause_to_amalgamate	bring together.v	join two or more items	14	1	bring	14	1
Accomplishment	bring about.v	Cause goal to be accomplished	14	1	bring	14	1
Food_gathering	bring in.v	remove and amass ready crops from where they grow	14	1	bring	14	1
Cause_to_perceive	bring to attention.v	To cause a perciever to pay attention to the phenomenon	14	1	bring	14	1

word
'un
1000
abandon
abandon
abandon
abandoned
abandonment
abash
abashed
abaya
abbreviate
abduct
abducted
abduction
abductor
abet
abhor
abhorrence
abide
abiding

COUNT(*)
12687

word
's
's
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a
a

COUNT(*)
1952

luid	fnwordid	lexemeid	posid	breakbefore	headword	lexemeidx	wordid	word	frameid	lexunit	posid	ludefinition	ludict	statusid	totalannotated	incorporatedfetypeid
10003	602	938	2	1	0	2	10943	back	347	get back (at).v	14	take revenge on	O		6
10003	3634	5614	14	0	1	1	59084	get	347	get back (at).v	14	take revenge on	O		6

luid	fnwordid	lexemeid	posid	breakbefore	headword	lexemeidx	wordid	word	frameid	lexunit	posid	ludefinition	ludict
10193	1037	1637	14	0	1	1	17963	bring	1012	bring to mind.v	14	evoke	F
10193	5175	8057	9	1	0	3	87751	mind	1012	bring to mind.v	14	evoke	F
10193	8344	13253	11	1	0	2		to	1012	bring to mind.v	14	evoke	F

lexemeidx	COUNT(*)
3	139
2	885
	12687
1	885
4	33
5	9
6	1

word	lexunit
a	make a beeline.v
a	get an eyeful.v
ablaze	set ablaze.idio
about	bring about.v
about	bring about.v
about	bring about.v
acquaintance	make (someone's) acquaintance.idio
across	get across.v
alight	set alight.idio
along	tag along.v
anchor	weigh anchor.v
apart	break apart.v
apart	take apart.v
apart	tell apart.v
around	big around.a
at	go at it.v
away	put away.v
away	put away.v
away	plug away.v
away	bang away.v

breakbefore	COUNT(*)
0	14314
1	325

headword	COUNT(*)
0	13755
1	884

lexunit	ludefinition	ludict	posid	posid	headword	frame
bring together.v	cause to come together	F	14	14	1	Gathering_up
bring about.v	cause something to happen	O	14	14	1	Cause_to_start
bring.v	carry or accompany to a place	O	14	14	0	Bringing
bring to mind.v	evoke	F	14	14	1	Evoking
bring about.v	cause something to happen	O	14	14	1	Causation
bring forth.v	give birth to something	O	14	14	1	Giving_birth
bring.v	cause to be in a particular state or condition	O	14	14	0	Causation
bring on.v	lead to	F	14	14	1	Causation
bring together.v	join two or more items	F	14	14	1	Cause_to_amalgamate
bring about.v	Cause goal to be accomplished	F	14	14	1	Accomplishment
bring in.v	remove and amass ready crops from where they grow	F	14	14	1	Food_gathering
bring to attention.v	To cause a perciever to pay attention to the phenomenon	F	14	14	1	Cause_to_perceive

governortype
Ctrlr
Gov
Sup

governor	lexunit	governortype
be	a bastard.n	Sup
be	a piece of cake.n	Sup
for	a while.n	Sup
look	abashed.a	Ctrlr
overcome	abhorrence.n	Gov
show	abhorrence.n	Gov
with	abhorrence.n	Sup
have	ability.n	Sup
possess	ability.n	Ctrlr
hold	above.prep	Ctrlr
smear	above.prep	Ctrlr
stretch	above.prep	Ctrlr
wave	above.prep	Ctrlr
become	absent-minded.a	Ctrlr
feel	absurd.a	Ctrlr
look	absurd.a	Ctrlr
see	absurd.a	Ctrlr
attract	abundance.n	Gov
bear	abundance.n	Gov
boast	abundance.n	Gov

governor	lexunit
have	gossip.n
recount	gossip.n
tell	gossip.n
trade	gossip.n

governor	GROUP_CONCAT(lexunit)
abandon	atoll.n,post.n,effort.n,program.n,car.n,hope.n
absorb	number.n,quantity.n,repertory.n
accept	mug.n,aid [entity].n,work.n,gift.n,communion.n,job.n,resignation.n,sympathy.n,clemency.n,extradition.n,compliment.n,delivery.n
access	solarium.n,motorway.n,downer.n
accommodate	harem.n,myriad.n
accompany	patrol [entity].n,band.n
accuse	arson.n,murder.n,theft.n,burglary.n,treason.n,child abuse.n,arson.n
achieve	gains.n,mastery.n,ambition.n,capability.n,victory.n,objective.n,palliation.n,measure.n,quantity.n,barrel.n,kind.n,control.n,success [state].n,maturity.n,fame.n,prosperity.n,rank.n
acknowledge	responsibility.n,influence.n
acquire	bow.n,proficiency.n,significance.n,capability.n,property.n,acre.n,modicum.n,barony.n,theater.n,buyer.n,technology.n,ballistic missile.n,shipment [items].n,facility.n
across	beck.n,swampland.n,street.n
act	individual.n,gaggle.n,collusion.n,as.prep,commandant.n
add	tassel.n,teaspoonful.n,wave.n,milk.n,nut.n,herb.n,spice.n,pepper.n,basil.n,sweetener.n,sugar.n,honey.n,oil.n,vinegar.n,sauce.n,dressing.n,mayonnaise.n,total.n,touch.n,tablespoon.n,spoonful.n,packet.n,room.n,teaspoon.n,glass.n,bottle.n,cup.n,pound.n,collection.n,host.n,insult.n,comment.n,amount.n,ballroom.n,bathroom.n,dining room.n,workshop.n,wing.n,studio.n,scullery.n,bedroom.n,chamber.n,chapel.n,kitchen.n,lift.n,lobby.n,office.n,porch.n
addict	tranquillizer.n,nicotine.n
address	set.n,envelope.n,cause.n
adjust	brim.n,goggles.n,belt.n,veil.n,hat-pin.n,spectacles.n,glasses.n,backpack.n
administer	sacrament.n,tranquillizer.n,unction.n
admire	pond.n,shoal.n
admit	arson.n,indecent assault.n,burglary.n,feelings.n,theft.n,charge.n,responsibility.n,stay.n
adopt	hairstyle.n,pigtail.n,misnomer.n,neutral.a,boy.n,degree.n,package.n

governors	lexunit
with,overcome,show	abhorrence.n
possess,have	ability.n
hold,smear,stretch,wave	above.prep
feel,look,see	absurd.a
attract,bear,boast,find,produce	abundance.n
become,get	abusive.a
allow,block,control,deny,gain,have,have,request	access.n
earn,gain,receive,to,win	acclaim.n
receive,award,earn	accolade.n
take,do,drop	acid.n
effort,explore,finance,with,make,produce,pursue,through	acquisition [act].n
uphold,secure	acquittal.n
lease,lie,list,need,own,save,set,stand,surround,acquire,buy,consist,destroy,disappear	acre.n
visit,build	acropolis.n
lay,scatter	across.prep
initiate,into,take	action.n
inquest,integrate,interruption,keep up,perform,record,study,suspend,take place,co-ordinate,convict,counter,engage,extend,understand,undertake	activity.n
become,develop,finance,have,hide,kick,overcome,suffer	addiction.n
deliver,give,make	address.n
check,evaluate	adequacy.n

SELECT word AS governor,lexunit,`text` FROM fn_governors LEFT JOIN fn_governors_annosets USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fn_annosets USING (annosetid) LEFT JOIN fn_sentences USING (sentenceid) LEFT JOIN fn_lexunits_governors AS fg USING (governorid) LEFT JOIN fn_lexunits AS lu ON (fg.luid = lu.luid) LEFT JOIN fn_words USING (fnwordid) WHERE lexunit = 'gossip.n' ORDER BY word

governor	lexunit	text
have	gossip.n	In short , such propositions are not susceptible to a kind of analysis that might be applied , for example , to universal propositions which have no existential import .
have	gossip.n	The layout of roads was a technical matter for surveyors and engineers , though new highways had town-planning significance .
have	gossip.n	If this was a genetic accident , then it had tremendous significance in regard to unintentional evolution to homeothermy and great species longevity .
have	gossip.n	However , the idea of capital maintenance also has economic significance : income is only recognized after capital has been maintained intact .
have	gossip.n	The manner in which people are helped with those confused and painful feelings may have considerable significance for their future mental health .
have	gossip.n	This rather inglorious episode in British imperial history had a considerable significance for social policy .
have	gossip.n	Now it is for real and , though the race will be staged on a parkland road rather than a track , Foster believes it has considerable significance for the rest of Cram 's summer .
have	gossip.n	I 'm not really sure why ; it does n't have any great religious significance .
have	gossip.n	` In some cultures that has great significance .
have	gossip.n	Despite Buckley 's reluctance to play up the siege of Derry as a key myth and his preference for general categories of interpretation derived from various historical experiences , it does seem that the siege has particular significance .
have	gossip.n	It was a book without merit , ‘ hack-written and poorly illustrated … artistically worthless ’ ( ibid , p.34 ) , yet it had a deep significance and importance for one reader .
have	gossip.n	She had a place in the scheme of things ; she had significance , even importance .
have	gossip.n	The fact that in many societies all three are illegal does not mean that they have a similar social or historical significance .
have	gossip.n	Thus , Irish nationalism is conceived by most members in an abstract way , but it has concrete import for key groups .
have	gossip.n	But the defences have no military significance .
have	gossip.n	We had a very happy collaboration in Berlin over Mozart 's Die Zauberflöte , which he had been wanting to do for a number of years .
have	gossip.n	And they had willing collusion from the music press , including the NME , sadly .
have	gossip.n	Sometimes people have vivid and compelling memories of being abused .
have	gossip.n	She said : ` We have our own happy memories of that church but we wo n't be there this time .
have	gossip.n	I have many happy memories of a time when the world was innocent as were most of us .
have	gossip.n	It was quite humbling to work with Karajan , and then of course I have such fond memories of Sinopoli in London , and Levine in New York .
have	gossip.n	He has fond memories of those early struggles .
have	gossip.n	Many of the new churches being planted have this aim to be intimate with God .
have	gossip.n	Mr Wardell further questioned the effectiveness of the authority and said : ` You have some wonderful aims but , in reality , you have no clout , do you ? "
have	gossip.n	Freud can not be said to have been unaware of the variability of human nature in different societies which have other economic arrangements and different cultural aims from those of Europe and America .
have	gossip.n	He said : ` I 'm relishing the opportunity to follow someone like John but I have my own goals .
have	gossip.n	It does not have the ` hidden purpose " of supporting the aquatic theory : that is its declared intention .
have	gossip.n	He had his answer to questions about the events of that morning but he had not prepared an answer to any others .
have	gossip.n	We are off and have great excitement fishing up treasure ( fake ) tied to bladders .
have	gossip.n	The growing number of learned topographies produced by the Georgian gentry 's taste for travel rarely had much praise for the Sussex roads , however beautiful they found its landscape .
have	gossip.n	The soloists from the orchestra were not very well-known , apart perhaps from clarinettist Karl Leister , but John Warrack had particular praise for the flautist in the Flute and Harp Concerto .
have	gossip.n	He had nothing but the highest praise for you , sir .
have	gossip.n	Drake has whistling flight note , ‘ sostmieu ’ , not unlike sound of some ducks ' wing-beats ; duck has a laughing quack , ‘ ak-ak-ak …
have	gossip.n	In spring drake has a curious crackling note , like a single match being rattled in a match box ; duck has a low quack .
have	gossip.n	Drake has a low moorhen-like weak nasal ` gseee " and in courtship a rather musical croak , and duck a rather hoarse quack .
have	gossip.n	I had a little snigger ; it had to be fully ten minutes since the last stroke of eleven , and the thunder had been murmuring dark warnings ever since .
have	gossip.n	They had sawtooth snores , and were dreaming about eating someone .
have	gossip.n	JULIAN DICKS had the perfect answer after being stripped of the West Ham captaincy on returning from a five-game ban .
have	gossip.n	He seemed to have no answer for that .
have	gossip.n	Yet Chapman had his answer for the pessimists : if the game was becoming more defensive it was up to managers and players to do something about it .
have	gossip.n	Guthrie queried , but had the answer from his wife when , with a small squeal of delight , she addressed her nephew .
have	gossip.n	Its investigatory function has as its object the ascertainment of the facts and the determination of the truth. ( para. 14(3) )
have	gossip.n	We have all wished that we 'd had the perfect retort at some time , but most of us can only think of something smart about three days later .
have	gossip.n	Gentle had no retort to this .
have	gossip.n	BJORN BORG has a typically stubborn riposte to those saddened by the sight of one of the game's greatest champions being reduced at times to a level barely above that of a novice .
have	gossip.n	` What I have been interested to witness over the last year to 18 months is a newly confident Left in the Socialist International saying we have a common formulation about the best way to proceed .
have	gossip.n	You might discover that someone else such as the bride 's mother has really interesting revelations about the bride .
have	gossip.n	Many substances have trivial names .
have	gossip.n	The hydrides , particularly those of non-metals , tend to have trivial names ( see table 4.8 )
have	gossip.n	The fact that these questions are being raised has significance for the authority of the police … and it is the single most important determinant of the style of policing .
have	gossip.n	The horse , too , had a special significance for the Celts .
have	gossip.n	This qualification has no significance for present purposes .
have	gossip.n	This year 's International Women 's Day had a special significance for Palestinian women and indeed all Arab women .
have	gossip.n	The recreation park application is unlikely to have any strategic planning significance and therefore the Regional Council will not have any involvement in its consideration which will be a matter for the District Council .
have	gossip.n	Today , it has a membership of over one thousand .
have	gossip.n	Like herself , he had a very slippery grasp on the past .
have	gossip.n	He seemed to have a solid grasp of what it 's really like to live in one of these estates .
have	gossip.n	He also has an encyclopaedic grasp of trivia .
have	gossip.n	However inadequate his predictions proved in the twentieth century , Marx 's appeal remains incomprehensible unless it is recognized that he did have an unsurpassed grasp of nineteenth-century capitalism .
have	gossip.n	Judith had once confided that she too had an uncertain grasp of the past , though she 'd been drunk at the time , and had denied it vehemently when he 'd raised the subject again .
have	gossip.n	` I have a dress rehearsal the day before my match , walking into an empty arena .
have	gossip.n	` I understand you also told George that you had a rehearsal in Rotherhithe the night before you tried to reform the Intelligence Service by force majeure .
have	gossip.n	We 've got this rehearsal for this school concert crap .
have	gossip.n	ASLEF now has a membership of about 20,000 in the railways , and the overwhelming majority of footplate staff are members of it .
have	gossip.n	By 1901 Haketa had a membership of 20,000 -- mostly drawn from small farmers , small businessmen , craftsmen , and small estate-owners of the eastern borders .
have	gossip.n	Given the rapid expansion of the CNAA 's activities the Committee had a membership of eighteen officers by September 1974 , twenty-five by March 1977 , and thirty-three by the beginning of 1979 .
have	gossip.n	The church we are moving to , in San Bernardo do Campo , is very poor and has a membership of around 50 and needs to expand the buildings .
have	gossip.n	The Association of Banking Teachers , which has a membership of 881 , has continued to provide valuable services for its members .
have	gossip.n	One intuitively powerful argument , for instance , is that since animals regularly face problems and solve them in sensible ways , they must have some intellectual grasp of the problem .
have	gossip.n	the Association now has a membership of approximately 1,500 , comprising freelance illustrators and agents , tutors , students and clients .
have	gossip.n	The IESG has a membership of about three hundred persons .
have	gossip.n	The most important union for farm workers in England is the National Union of Agricultural and Allied Workers ( NUAAW ) which has a membership of approximately 90000 , three-quarters of whom are employed on the land .
have	gossip.n	EFQM was set up in 1988 and now has a membership of some 200 leading European businesses , all of which recognize the role of quality in achieving competitive advantage .
have	gossip.n	Ormesby has a membership of just over 30 in ages ranging up to 84 .
have	gossip.n	Sheffield had the largest membership , certainly in relation to its population and probably in absolute terms as well .
have	gossip.n	But we have n't had a response from the County Council .
have	gossip.n	These policies had little effect on the Italian birth rate in the period 1930 -1932 , and between 1933 and 1937 not a single department showed a rise in fertility ( Glass ) .
have	gossip.n	The early life of a child and the attitudes of those around him can have a dramatic effect upon his adult emotional state .
have	gossip.n	The absence of such a universally adopted standard whereby the human conscience could have been developed to have a significant influence on human behaviour , has been the cause of much failure in efforts to administer justice .
have	gossip.n	If Gough can dominate Chapman then Rangers will be well pleased because this face-to-face test of nerve , strength and skill will have a huge influence on the outcome .
have	gossip.n	But it is the voice of Pearl investors which will have more influence on the outcome and they should keep quiet for the time being .
have	gossip.n	Hayek 's epistemological views have certain similarities to those of Oakeshott .
have	gossip.n	The three main types of contractions and five subtypes that we have noted have both similarities and dissimilarities to those described by Narducci et al in the left hemicolon in its normal location .
have	gossip.n	Tyson and Shaw were not given to complaining , though neither had much relish for the food .
have	gossip.n	He was asked to stand for parliament , but declined , having no particular relish for party-politics ; he was too large-hearted a man for that .
have	gossip.n	Even those of us who have had a sneaking sympathy for Marina 's parents find their inability to accept their grandchild hard to comprehend .
have	gossip.n	Mr Lewis said they had great sympathy for the flood victims .
have	gossip.n	One has sympathy with adoptive parents who want ` a clean break " , and no more contact , ever , with the natural mother .
have	gossip.n	We have every sympathy with the plight of those infected with HIV as a result of NHS blood or tissue transfer .
have	gossip.n	Though Polly had little sympathy for Clive after what he had put her through , this merciless dismissal of another man 's entire future made her skin crawl .
have	gossip.n	These bulky little cows seem to have some physical resemblance to the old South and Westland cattle of Norway and also to the Jersey : the face , for example , is slightly dished .
have	gossip.n	Are you inferring that my sexual preferences have any remote resemblance to your fancy photographer 's ? "
have	gossip.n	The approach applied here also has a much closer resemblance to that taken in Cukierman and Meltzer ( 1986 ) .
have	gossip.n	Presumably , arthropod guests that share a fungal parasite with the ants have a strong biochemical resemblance to their hosts , which probably indicates a long-standing association .
have	gossip.n	Indeed , they both have certain similarities .
have	gossip.n	Saker always has paler crown and is less slender and rakish , but may otherwise be hard to distinguish .
have	gossip.n	This elected committee will have some similarities to the local medical committee and could evolve from it .
have	gossip.n	The trunk problem has similarities to floppy neck syndrome experienced by European swans which ingested anglers lead shot ( now banned in Britain ) .
have	gossip.n	Indeed , the past history of their relations with the mainland has some similarities with colonialism .
have	gossip.n	Jeff , 38 , has other remarkable similarities to the Italian maestro .
have	gossip.n	It had some similarities to the Conservative reforms of 1990 .
have	gossip.n	Sam Wanamaker enthuses that they now have permission to thatch the roof of the gallery and thrust stage .
have	gossip.n	They have permission to turn it into a pub , a small office block or a complete three storey office .
have	gossip.n	` Brother , " he whispered , ` we have the Regent 's permission to go down to the Springall house now , to examine and take anything we wish .
have	gossip.n	Her mother had her full permission to tell him so , for reasons she had bitterly and eloquently specified .
have	gossip.n	Northern Telecom -- itself a large Microsoft user -- says it has a prior claim to the initials and has told Microsoft it cant use the moniker .
have	gossip.n	Even though Mannaia also had no serious claim to it themselves , the prospect of such an offer was deeply offensive : an Ikhwan prompted by an Amiri giving Mannaia land to a Tibbu .
have	gossip.n	More than 1 m Germans , in both parts of the country , have claims on property expropriated by the communists .
have	gossip.n	I had no pity for these complacent victims .
have	gossip.n	Unlike other newspaper barons , he has no desire to see his face on the front of his newspapers ; unlike other Hollywood moguls , he does not make the pages of the National Enquirer .
have	gossip.n	I believe that most men have an inborn desire to hunt and kill and that even today this primitive urge has only been eradicated in a small minority of the human race .
have	gossip.n	I had no desire to share the fate of Galileo , with whom I feel a strong sense of identity , partly because of the coincidence of having been born exactly 300 years after his death !
have	gossip.n	She had no particular desire to see either the hills or the quarries .
have	gossip.n	He had a desire for strong and lasting friendship , but he judged his friends severely , expecting them to be as eager as he was to know , see and feel everything .
have	gossip.n	You feel protected and at rest and you have a great desire for solitude .
have	gossip.n	On sustained regional tours right through his seventies he would go on playing to smaller but no less loving audiences , having no desire for retirement or inactivity .
have	gossip.n	She would n't do it -- would n't allow him to railroad her into something she had absolutely no desire for .
have	gossip.n	Recounting the history of Bilmarsh farm , Gough observed : ` Nathaniell Reve had a desire to been tenant of this farme , because his grandfather and father had been tenants to it before " .
have	gossip.n	By altering the brain 's ability to absorb these chemicals , researchers believe they can reduce cravings and binges in women who have intense food desires .
have	gossip.n	He might have sexual desires , he might find certain people attractive .
have	gossip.n	The man had pity for me and I shot him ! "
have	gossip.n	Apparently the servant girl he married squandered every penny of his and Elizabeth says she has no pity for her now she 's destitute . "
have	gossip.n	I no longer had cravings for sweet or spicy food .
have	gossip.n	Do you have a delight in animals and skill in their management ?
have	gossip.n	I have an absolute loathing of inflation , I want to extend choice and opportunity and want Britain to have a very proud and assured place in the world .
have	gossip.n	With his conscious self , Lewis had a very distinct loathing of Ulster Protestantism .
have	gossip.n	We all have a deep longing to see the Good News of Christ 's love spreading throughout the world .
have	gossip.n	Similarly -- and we declare this honestly and proudly -- we believe human males have a genetic thirst to flirt .
have	gossip.n	Gedge , with help from Debbie Kaye , did most of the band 's administration and had an unquenchable thirst for hard work .
have	gossip.n	Convinced that the general public had an unsatisfied thirst for knowledge , he took an active part in several educational activities .
have	gossip.n	She had a desperate urge to pee , but she was too tired to go outside to the latrine , so she used the emergency pot behind the screen in the bedroom .
have	gossip.n	He looked down into her green eyes and as always had the urge to kiss her .
have	gossip.n	I recently came back from a trip to Egypt and despite the fact that I enjoyed the food there , I had an urge to make a really wholesome fish pie .
have	gossip.n	I do n't know what it is about it , but I find I have the urge to sit here and enjoy it .
have	gossip.n	` And when I 'd parked the car I had an overwhelming urge to kiss you . "
have	gossip.n	Now that 's really funny !
have	gossip.n	Rose left it on the coffee table by her husband 's chair , and when he had had his usual mixed fry-up and was preparing to have his snooze , his eye caught it as it lay there .
have	gossip.n	In some magazines they ask men to fill in questionnaires about beauty , and loads of men seem to be using cleansers and having facials .
have	gossip.n	` Last year I had dozens of calls about injured hedgehogs , " she says .
have	gossip.n	Look , the office has just had a call from your father .
have	gossip.n	` I had thought about it , " she returned , ` but I had a fairly frantic call from a theatre director down in Sheffield . "
have	gossip.n	My God , she would have vengeance for this !
have	gossip.n	A short while later Joseph had his revenge on Watney 's .
have	gossip.n	I wo n't stay here to have my contemptible revenge on Jack , to see his surprise when I drop the mask .
have	gossip.n	Two years later James had his revenge when he had the earl beheaded .
have	gossip.n	We had one more day trip by boat before we left Praslin , and that was to the island of La Digue to try and see the black paradise flycatcher .
have	gossip.n	` You know he 's having an expedition to try and catch you ? " said Endill .
have	gossip.n	I usually have one expedition a year .
have	gossip.n	` As a curator , Rusty 's not very intellectually stimulating " , says one curator .
have	gossip.n	Daughter June had inherited some of her father 's wanderlust and had a yearning for show business .
have	gossip.n	She always had a sugar daddy .
have	gossip.n	See in the New Year with a versatile style that 's twice as nice !
have	gossip.n	It is those who had no proclivity towards will making about whom we most wish to know .
have	gossip.n	From Jespersen to Lakoff to the feminist in the discussion group , people who talk about women 's language have a regrettable propensity to overlook this problem .
have	gossip.n	Certain men and women have a propensity for this type of spirituality and have devised techniques and disciplines to create the sense of presence within themselves .
have	gossip.n	It can be hard to predict where the familiar clusters of ash keys will appear , because this tree has the peculiar propensity of varying the sex of its flowers according to the season .
have	gossip.n	You do seem to have a propensity for rubbing people up the wrong way . "
have	gossip.n	` I was working in the BBC pensions department and had short-lived aspirations of getting into TV .
have	gossip.n	They had no aspirations to be patrons of the arts and to regale themselves like proletarian Ludwig IIs with grand opera or private performances of the classics .
have	gossip.n	It is therefore the more academically able who will have the education and occupational aspirations likely to lead to out-migration .
have	gossip.n	When I was 11 or 12 I had aspirations to be a goalkeeper too .
have	gossip.n	` The club has aspirations to achieve national league status for the town within the next three to five years .
have	gossip.n	If a patient has a bedsore and is incontinent the frequent changing of sheets and incontinence pads might be regarded as nursing .
have	gossip.n	You are not necessarily at any more risk of malignant melanoma than someone who has fewer moles .
have	gossip.n	She has a black hairy mole on her chin , and I hate her .
have	gossip.n	" And she had this baby and it had a birthmark like a cat 's face on its stomach . "
have	gossip.n	The other boy had a white face and freckles .
have	gossip.n	I was too tall , too skinny , I had freckles … ”
have	gossip.n	I had caused her further troubles by having boils and having to be brought back to England earlier than planned .
have	gossip.n	But Kathie put life into perspective when her mother telephoned and , instead of enthusing at my achievement , Kathie said , ` The cat 's had a boil on its head . " "
have	gossip.n	I had boils and chilblains all over my hands , had had two days food poisoning ( when I had vomited over the Sergeant-Major 's jeep ) , and was tired all the time .
have	gossip.n	Betjeman appeared in a pair of eccentric bedroom slippers and said he hoped I did n't mind them as he had a blister .
have	gossip.n	Justin says he ran for the first bit and now has a big blister
have	gossip.n	He was suffering from frequent migraine attacks and had persistent desert sores which refused to heal .
have	gossip.n	Going down on your partner is safe as long as you do not have bad cuts or sores in the mouth , or bleeding gums .
have	gossip.n	All of us had sores and infections on our hands and arms from the cold and the dirt .
have	gossip.n	He had two fresh shaving scars on his chin which his fingers kept wandering up to touch .
have	gossip.n	Maxim had a sore forearm and stomach , a slight headache and a torn seam in his light jacket .
have	gossip.n	` It 's possible he is a manual worker as he has quite strong forearms .
have	gossip.n	` That night I had a disagreement with my parents .
have	gossip.n	` We had a disagreement about it , we did n't actually fall out , " she backtracks .
have	gossip.n	` Now , Mrs Figgis-Hewett , I gather that you had a disagreement with Sir Thomas .
have	gossip.n	Tracey , on the other hand , dit not like it ; they had an amicable disagreement about its merits on the way to a nearby pub .
have	gossip.n	It 's no secret that we had disagreements with the British and the French on how we should best approach the issue of Bosnia .
have	gossip.n	Such old people may have little embarrassment with each other about bodily functions , perhaps less than some husbands and wives because they were the stuff of taken-for-granted childhood .
have	gossip.n	Adoption is hard , and everyone involved has disappointments , longings and anger that can not easily be dealt with .
have	gossip.n	Jasper 's sometimes funny when he has had a disappointment . "
have	gossip.n	Other small birds like the house sparrow can follow a similar format but have squarer crowns to the head .
have	gossip.n	Juvenile has unbarred dark brown crown and nape .
have	gossip.n	Recently , I had seven near collisions with automobiles during one 12-mile run along the Thames .
have	gossip.n	Emotionally , you still appear to be feeling somewhat torn and indecisive and the trouble is you have an enormous yearning to give while asking for very little or even nothing in return .
have	gossip.n	He had a deep yearning for those long-ago summer holiday afternoons spent on the lawns or down by the lake with the two Debrace children .
have	gossip.n	` As for London , I 've no great yearning to go back there .
have	gossip.n	Audrey has no regrets about her decision , preferring to throw her energies into looking after children .
have	gossip.n	But I have no regrets about grabbing that ball to prevent a goal being scored against us in our World Cup tie in Berne .
have	gossip.n	Gray had no regrets over not joining Brian Little at Leicester City last summer .
have	gossip.n	You may have a yen to go to a real pub .
have	gossip.n	She 'll probably write her memoirs : she always had a yen to be a writer , though her pen dribbles cliches .
have	gossip.n	Although a barrow boy at heart , he had a yen for the finer things in life .
have	gossip.n	IF you have a yen for rich pickings this is the time to cash in on the Japanese Stock Market .
have	gossip.n	Because governments in the Middle East have a habit of declaring holy war at the drop of a hat , their people have learnt to give cautious answers to the call to arms .
have	gossip.n	Ever since I was a teenager , I have had the bad habit of pulling and twisting my hair .
have	gossip.n	She had a nasty habit of simply appearing and staring at him .
have	gossip.n	THE Robinson family could have a big influence on the outcome of the Armagh senior football championship final on Sunday .
have	gossip.n	An example would be where a large articulated motor vehicle was turning a sharp corner and in doing so had a slight collision with a parked car .
have	gossip.n	Then , after flying back to Heathrow , I stepped off the plane and ten miles from my front door on the drive home , I had a head-on crash .
have	gossip.n	Did you have a good trip ? "
have	gossip.n	Male homosexuals frequently have warts around the anal margin and in some cases these extend up into the anal canal itself .
have	gossip.n	I noticed the man 's stained fingers had warts .
have	gossip.n	The wild boar can weigh up to 200kg and has a short , dense , brownish-grey coat and no facial warts .
have	gossip.n	The bearded pig , which is also found in the rainforests of Peninsular Malaya and Sumatra , weighs up to 200kg , is dark brown or grey and has a white beard and conspicuous facial warts .
have	gossip.n	The Javan warty pig weighs up to 90kg and has red or yellow hair with black tips and marked facial warts .
have	gossip.n	He 'd had a real pimple when he arrived , but during the time he took to find and bribe an official to provide the documents , the blemish had healed , .
have	gossip.n	Luke , who has a large scar from heart surgery from his throat to the left side of his body , needs regular medication to prevent fits .
have	gossip.n	She still had the faint white scar on her ankle , although the cross-hatch of scratches on her right knee was gone .
have	gossip.n	He had the traditional scars across his chest , deep and fearful .
have	gossip.n	The Romans ruled a pagan empire , but the Aegean had an important influence on the early development of Christianity .
have	gossip.n	Iran has an ambitious missile program , with SCUD B , SCUD C , and CSS-8 ( a Chinese surface-to-surface missile derived from a surface-to-air missile ) missiles in its inventory .
have	gossip.n	Libya currently has only a primitive capability to refuel such aircraft in mid-air , although it could potentially strike at Israel .
have	gossip.n	QN : Has Libya admitted having stockpiles of biological weapons ?
have	gossip.n	Friday had beautiful weather .
have	gossip.n	Friday had beautiful weather .
have	gossip.n	Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities .
have	gossip.n	Although ostensibly created entirely for defensive purposes , since government and Cuban military forces in Angola were reportedly equipped for and planning to use -- if not already using -- CW agents against the South African Defence Force ( SADF ) , from the outset the program also had offensive features and capabilities .
have	gossip.n	Seoul lies within easy striking distance of North Korea 's artillery and rocket systems and , today , the South Korean civilian population has no protection against CW attack .
have	gossip.n	During the 1992 campaign , when Gennifer Flowers first brought Clinton 's philandering to public attention , Stephanopoulos -- as Clinton 's chief spinner , distracter , and all-around bullshit artist -- played a crucial role in discrediting Flowers and anyone else who tried to point out the truth , namely that Clinton had a disturbing zipper problem. ( Do n't say Stephanopoulos did n't know .
have	gossip.n	In a province rife with rebellion and retaliation , the execution in Jerusalem of yet another religious leader from the Galilee did not by itself have an immediate effect on history .
have	gossip.n	China is estimated to have about 400 strategic and tactical nuclear weapons , and stocks of fissile material sufficient to produce a much larger arsenal .
have	gossip.n	While China has publicly declared to be consistently in compliance with the BTWC , past U.S. government reports have alleged that China not only has a small - scale offensive biological weapons program , but has also transferred controlled biological weapons - related items to nations of proliferation concern such as Iran .
have	gossip.n	Organizational Structure : The terrorist groups of greatest concern have an organizational structure and internal control mechanisms that enable them to prevent penetration by government agents or defection by group members .
have	gossip.n	QN : Does Russia have a stockpile of chemical weapons ?
have	gossip.n	Should you have questions or if I can be of assistance in any way , please call me : 317.923.1331 , ext. 248 .
have	gossip.n	The main test of Mahmoud Abbas , will be to establish an overall command of all armed groups , if not , it does n't have a chance .
have	gossip.n	Paula_Zahn : Turning our attention now to something that has a lot of folks concerned .
have	gossip.n	If you can get up early enough , you can attend the pre-dawn auction held at the vast local wholesale fish market ; otherwise , have a look at the street market that goes on later in the day .
have	gossip.n	There 's nothing they like better than having a good chat about the latest bit of gossip : who is doing what , where , and why .
have	gossip.n	The island has a checkered past of smuggling and piracy .
have	gossip.n	His determination had other results as well : Gass was named a justice of the peace and a territorial legislator .
have	gossip.n	Times like that , running on less sleep than I should , alone because everyone else had had the sense to retire for the night , I had a tendency to get all meditative about the universe and my place in it .
have	gossip.n	The APA has scheduled 30 minutes at its meeting in August for an RxP debate , but its leadership believes it already has an accurate sense of support for its RxP policy .
have	gossip.n	Suddenly it stopped , and I had the sense I was very , very high up .
have	gossip.n	He already told me : I have no control .
have	gossip.n	Some , like French , Spanish , Italian , and Portuguese , had more in common with one another than they did with , say , German , English , Swedish , Danish , and Dutch , which , in turn , bore only a remote resemblance to Russian and Polish , on the one hand , and the two extant varieties of , say , Gaelic , on the other .
have	gossip.n	Initially , North Korea claimed it had no intention of producing nuclear weapons , and that the lifting of the nuclear freeze was necessary to generate needed electricity .
have	gossip.n	Of the nations with whom Iran had relations , only two were likely to run the risk reselling their Scud-Bs : Libya and Syria .
have	gossip.n	North Korea is continuing to develop the so-called `` Taepodong-2 , '' which is estimated to have intercontinental range .
have	gossip.n	Hamyan Vahdati , who is said to be heading Iran 's nuclear program , says that no country can be taken seriously without a nuclear research program , and that Iran wants to have the technology and knowledge to make nuclear weapons in case it needs them ( 7284 ) .
have	gossip.n	Hamyan Vahdati , who is said to be heading Iran 's nuclear program , says that no country can be taken seriously without a nuclear research program , and that Iran wants to have the technology and knowledge to make nuclear weapons in case it needs them ( 7284 ) .
have	gossip.n	The inspection team learned that Iran has the capability to build more centrifuges .
have	gossip.n	This means that Iran will place the Natanz facility , and any enriched uranium it produces , under IAEA inspection but that , as long as no nuclear materials are present , the IAEA would have no ability to examine locations in Iran where it believed nuclear weapons design research might be under way .
have	gossip.n	Does Iran have the infrastructure necessary to produce nuclear weapons ?
have	gossip.n	Available information suggests that Iran has a current ballistic missile inventory of 325 - 550 systems : 200 - 300 Shehab-1 , 100 - 150 Shehab-2 , 25 - 100 Shehab-3 , and 1 - 5 Shehab-4/5 prototypes .
have	gossip.n	Although the Shah had no specific plans to engage in research of uranium reprocessing or enrichment , the scientists at the AEOI 's newly equipped TNRC were reportedly given great discretion regarding the nature and direction of experiments conducted .
have	gossip.n	Nonetheless , countries suspected of having clandestine nuclear weapons programs are the subject of intense scrutiny by nonproliferation analysts , intelligence agencies , and other observers .
have	gossip.n	Key data sources for DPRK include defector testimony , which may be unreliable given possibility of deliberate disinformation by double agents and defectors exaggerating what they know , and unclassified estimates by US intelligence agencies , which may have certain biases based on national interest , worst - case expectations , domestic politics , etc. Also , most estimates do not rely on original texts in Korean , which may introduce some errors due to translation issues .
have	gossip.n	Russia has the capability to produce highly sophisticated liquid - and solid - fueled missiles of all ranges .
have	gossip.n	The six parties have agreed to hold working - level talks , and all sides have stated they have the ultimate goal of a non - nuclear Korean peninsula .
have	gossip.n	In this respect careers in the Silicon Valley and the film industry have much in common , with organising in film-making resembling a ‘project -based ' Valley .
have	gossip.n	The US State Department claims that North Korean officials admitted to having such a program during a second day of meetings with Kelly , but North Korea now claims that it has only admitted to having a `` plan to produce nuclear weapons , '' which Pyongyang claims is part of its right to self - defense .
have	gossip.n	The US State Department claims that North Korean officials admitted to having such a program during a second day of meetings with Kelly , but North Korea now claims that it has only admitted to having a `` plan to produce nuclear weapons , '' which Pyongyang claims is part of its right to self - defense .
have	gossip.n	Taiwan has two SRBM programs .
have	gossip.n	The liquid - fueled , single - stage Ching Feng has a range of 130 km with a 270 kg payload .
have	gossip.n	This school of thought has ample evidence to support its claims : North Korea 's initiation of the Korean War , acts of terrorism , forward - deployed military forces , a constitution that states that the DPRK is the sole legitimate government for all of Korea , and Korean Workers' Party bylaws calling for a `` completion of the revolution in the south . ''
have	gossip.n	Some of technology and equipment acquired during this period had dual - use applications for a uranium enrichment program that was not revealed until the late 1990s .
have	gossip.n	In October 2002 , North Korea confirmed U.S. intelligence reports that it had a clandestine enriched uranium weapons program in violation of the Agreed Framework and the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty .
have	gossip.n	QN : Does Iran have WMD capability ?
have	gossip.n	The Scud C has a range of 500 kilometers and is manufactured in Syria with know-how from North Korea .
have	gossip.n	At the same time , it does have a very sophisticated biotechnology infrastructure that includes leading research facilities and trained personnel .
have	gossip.n	QN : Does Iran have the infrastructure necessary to produce bioweapons ?
have	gossip.n	Many of the components for new binary agents developed by the former Soviet Union are not on the CWC 's schedules of chemicals and have legitimate civil applications , clouding their association with chemical weapons use .
have	gossip.n	He no longer had the strength to yell instructions to the men on the catamaran .
have	gossip.n	Marines have had several firefights with insurgents in or near mosques .
have	gossip.n	The U. S. has about 5,500 peacekeeping troops in Bosnia , Kosovo , Macedonia , Croatia and the Sinai peninsula , in addition to the 150,000-plus presence in Afghanistan and Iraq .
have	gossip.n	The fear that a helicopter with a foreign crew could be shot down is probably one reason why NATO , which says it has no troops on the ground , took so long to decide to deploy them .
have	gossip.n	Still , in her heart , she must retain bitterness and hatred against those who had killed him and would presumably help so far as she could to have revenge upon them .
have	gossip.n	The man has more economic power , more physical power , a higher status .
have	gossip.n	If a body has a legal power to do X , it has authority to do it .
have	gossip.n	As women increasingly spend some of their married lives in careers , it follows also that they have more economic power .
have	gossip.n	Now , for the first time since the early Seventies the left has no power to tether the leadership on anything significant .
have	gossip.n	It would , of course , benefit the Montrose interest to see the post in safe and honest hands , for the court had considerable powers in the suburbs of the city of Glasgow .
have	gossip.n	Fortunately , being a nurse , she had the built-in weakness for the sick that belongs to all nurses .
have	gossip.n	I have a tremendous weakness for the demon king , Brian Walden .
have	gossip.n	Thus market exchange has its weaknesses , as well as its strengths ( competition , anonymity , flexibility ) .
have	gossip.n	When I played in the Wimbledon final , I knew that I had certain kinds of weaknesses .
have	gossip.n	Last July in Baghdad , for instance , I met an arms dealer who boasted of having access to several underground warehouses full of war materiel that the Americans have never known about .
have	gossip.n	` And they have n't the strength for heavy digging .
have	gossip.n	I 've looked everywhere for a weapon , but there 's nothing of any use , even if I had the strength and skill .
have	gossip.n	Unsurprising , perhaps , but in a country that for 40 years has acted like a poodle it is striking to find a Japanese suggesting that it now has the strength of a rottweiler .
have	gossip.n	Underwriters must have financial strength and backing to honour its underwriting commitments and there are four areas which need to be considered :
have	gossip.n	The referendum had no legal force , but was intended as a test of popular support for the draft Union Treaty , the question being a summary of its first article .
have	gossip.n	Young Vietnamese women seemed to have a fragility that foreigners found irresistible .
have	gossip.n	Thus the diversified structure had its own in-built fragility .
have	gossip.n	The young French artist 's sculptures have a seeming fragility .
have	gossip.n	The girl in the photograph had a fair fragility , altogether too vulnerable .
have	gossip.n	While Muslim social activity has a spontaneous dynamism with a proliferation of private groups and associations , African states are most concerned to exercise political authority over their Muslim communities .
have	gossip.n	If no single party were to win an overall majority , then the Queen might have real power to choose a government .
have	gossip.n	Fire-fighters first had hope of gaining control on the morning of Thursday , June 12 , but the wind changed direction during the day , causing a large extension of the fire .
have	gossip.n	The Romans ruled a pagan empire , but the Aegean had an important influence on the early development of Christianity .
have	gossip.n	In addition to distracting sexuality , the irregular characterization of Madame White Snake might be another trait her character has in common with the archetypical noir femme fatale .
have	gossip.n	'' Yeah , I do , '' said Johnson , who has a full head of gray hair in common with the comedian-turned-playwright .
have	gossip.n	Thus I met any number of expressions which I could work out , given their contexts , and which have in common both a valiant attempt to use English and an unfamiliarity with idiom .
have	gossip.n	For example , the mesophilic euryarchaeon Halobacterium sp. has more genes in common with the mesophilic Bacteria than does the thermophilic crenarchaeote Aeropyrum pernix . However , the extremophilic euryarcheote Archaeoglobus fulgidus shares many more genes with the extremophilic bacteria , Aquifex aeolicus and Thermotoga maritima than does Halobacterium . While this example illustrates the web-like relationships among genomes , recent phylogenetic reconstructions from molecular data have explored only few alternatives to the tree-paradigm ( e.g .
have	gossip.n	I realized long ago that the only thing he has in common with other men is the prick between his legs .
have	gossip.n	They had nothing in common at all .
have	gossip.n	As you might deduce from the European architecture of the railway station and many other buildings here , Qingdao has an unusual history .
have	gossip.n	Despite these possibilities , scientific polling has a long , reliable history , whereas `` straw polling '' has a long history of total unreliability .
have	gossip.n	Despite these possibilities , scientific polling has a long , reliable history , whereas `` straw polling '' has a long history of total unreliability .
have	gossip.n	Different parts of genomes have different histories , and representing the history of genome evolution as a single tree appears inconsistent with the data .
have	gossip.n	He had a history of foolhardy judgment that suggested he did n't fully comprehend death 's finality .
have	gossip.n	The differences in eligibility risk factors between those participants with HF and those without is not surprising : larger percentages of those with HF had a history of MI , stroke , CABG , angioplasty , other atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease ( ASCVD ) , diabetes , low HDL levels and ECG abnormalities .
have	gossip.n	American business , in fact , has a long history of bringing in outsiders to transform companies , though these outsiders have n't always been called consultants .
have	gossip.n	This means that Iran will place the Natanz facility , and any enriched uranium it produces , under IAEA inspection but that , as long as no nuclear materials are present , the IAEA would have no ability to examine locations in Iran where it believed nuclear weapons design research might be under way .
have	gossip.n	Although partners and grandmothers in Bolivia may have an influence on feeding decisions because of their emotional importance to the mothers , it is unlikely that they will exert much effect through the transmission of facts .
have	gossip.n	We found that this polymorphism had an independent , but very modest influence ( 7 .
have	gossip.n	We have shown that phenotypic hiding has substantial influence on the equilibrium frequencies of mutants in selection-mutation balance , and on the speed at which deleterious mutants are lost from the population .
have	gossip.n	examined the potential influence that adoption of transrectal ultrasound ( TRUS ) and PSA testing had on increasing prostate needle biopsy rates in the SEER areas from 1986 through 1991 [ 17 ] . Both TRUS and PSA testing rates , initially near zero , increased to almost 2,000 and 20,000 per 100,000 , respectively .
have	gossip.n	The authors clearly state that the company had `` a nonbinding input on issues of study design and analyses '' but it had `` no influence on reporting of the data or the decision to publish . ''
have	gossip.n	In the real world , however , top management has much more influence on and interaction with the outside auditors .
have	gossip.n	However , the influence of race concurs with other investigations [ 11 12 ] ; race may have a significant influence on body temperatures and needs to be studied further .
have	gossip.n	She told us that , in general , putting the Pakistanis on the terrorist list would eliminate any influence the United States had over them .
have	gossip.n	Through writers like Qutb , and the presence of Egyptian Islamist teachers in the Saudi educational system , Islamists already had a strong intellectual influence on Bin Ladin and his al Qaeda colleagues .
have	gossip.n	Furthermore , since 1 ) insulin resistance is neither necessary nor sufficient for the development of T2DM , 2 ) this polymorphism has only a very modest influence on insulin sensitivity , and 3 ) beta cell dysfunction , on which this polymorphism has no influence in the present study , plays a key role in the development of overt diabetes [ 2 ] , the population association studies and linkage studies are not able to detect the interaction between this polymorphism and the diabetes phenotype .
have	gossip.n	Measures of accuracy on the baited/unbaited four-arm task ( experiment 3 ) demonstrated that a diet change in young adult animals ( a change from Phyto -600 to Phyto-free ) had a positive influence on the accuracy in males , but a negative influence on the accuracy in females .
have	gossip.n	Chicano prisoners have a strong sense of family and community and feel they are constantly being watched by their barrio , family , women , and their home-boys peer group .
have	gossip.n	The longest spine on this specimen has a length of 7 cm .
have	gossip.n	There are indeed , as I have already suggested , certain similarities between the two theories , and they have similar powers of deception and similar capacities for making mischief .
have	gossip.n	Mr Hardman also had a tremendous capacity for work -- as people are now finding out , they are having to replace him , not with one , but with several people .
have	gossip.n	Many of these physical complications are reversible once the prime cause of the damage -- alcohol and drug intake -- is discontinued : the human body has amazing capacity to repair itself .
have	gossip.n	After the first day , his manner had thawed , and , no doubt refreshed by his dip in the river , he was in good enough spirits when I had my talk with him .
have	gossip.n	In Santiago we had our first taste of the famed Spanish seafood .
have	gossip.n	During their visit to Scotland , the nine senior staff from Khmelnitski Nuclear Power Plant in the Ukraine had a fully study programme both at Hunterston and during their day visits to Torness and Peel Park .
have	gossip.n	French Glory , who deprived Nashwan of second in the Niel , has the assistance of Pat Eddery , who will be trying for a record fifth Arc win .
have	gossip.n	The 988 cc car , aimed primarily at commuters , has a range of 120 miles .
have	gossip.n	We have always had this co-operation in the past .
have	gossip.n	` Their people are very good and we have a close cooperation with them .
have	gossip.n	It has a length of 5 cm .
have	gossip.n	Unless otherwise specified , all fields have a maximum length of 20 characters , including colons , square brackets , etc .
have	gossip.n	These leaves have a length of 7-8 cm .
have	gossip.n	Primarily the computer has to have a graphics capability , preferably monochrome and as high a resolution as possible .
have	gossip.n	The blouse has short dolman sleeves , a fly front fastening and a mock pocket flap on the left breast .
have	gossip.n	Artefacts , that is objects that were produced in the past , have great value for the teaching of history .
have	gossip.n	` He 's going to have a short stay in a Home soon to give me a break .
have	gossip.n	Omar and I had a tiring discussion with him , beset by clouds of flies .
have	gossip.n	My right hon. and noble Friend the Minister of State also had discussions with Mrs. Ogata on 7 February .
have	gossip.n	We have had discussion about the word " federal " .
have	gossip.n	He works till lunch , then wanders into the kitchen and has long argument with Tony , or perhaps a discussion about the best way to cook trout or whether or not to sack the gardener .
have	gossip.n	` We do n't like to have big discussions as to how our art should be . "
have	gossip.n	In addition , the groups had a group discussion ( organized by the team leader ) between the first and second repetitions , though the subjects actually performed the experiment on an individual basis on each repetition .
have	gossip.n	The men on the radio were now having a lively discussion about an ` advanced " modern symphony where the orchestra seemed to consist of three tape recorders and a row of synchronized vacuum cleaners .
have	gossip.n	This kit has a classy FEEL to it .
have	gossip.n	He had a colourful past .
have	gossip.n	Wilks ( 1983 ) argues that linguistic theory has had little direct influence on parsing techniques .
have	gossip.n	Team dynamics also have an influence on the outcomes and the contribution of members .
have	gossip.n	Yet they did have an important influence on the evolution of bargaining structure and the characteristic form which it assumed .
have	gossip.n	Both immigrant groups have been important influences on the press .
have	gossip.n	Frontman Glenn Kingsmore -- lead vocalist and bassist -- affirms that , ` Punk had a big influence on my music .
have	gossip.n	The domination of acute services and the parallel increases in high-tech medicine have considerable influence on people 's expectations of what is appropriate and possible in health care .
have	gossip.n	So the null hypothesis that the γ coefficients are all zero can not be rejected , and therefore neither the current nor the lagged DM 's appear to have any influence on the rate of unemployment .
have	gossip.n	Bakhtin 's theory of dialogism had a significant influence on French theorists of the late 1960s , and many of their conceptions of the disruptive power of certain kinds of language follow a similar logic .
have	gossip.n	The Orphic idea of Chronos , which may have had an influence on Pythagoras , seems rather like the Iranian idea of Zurvan akarana .
have	gossip.n	These factors may have a marginal influence on salary ; they have no bearing at all on hierarchical layers .
have	gossip.n	Neither government policy nor social change had much influence on this crime .
have	gossip.n	Television and radio in particular have an influence upon the attitudes and preferences of worshippers and their power is not to be ignored .
have	gossip.n	No doubt it had considerable influence upon the book but Peter Green , author of the definitive ` Kenneth Grahame -- a Biography " , believes the Fowey River to be the true setting of the tale .
have	gossip.n	Children think in black and white , good and bad , and the comic has a powerful influence on shaping attitudes .
have	gossip.n	` My two-year-old son would have to live with my partner 's parents if we both died , " says Ruth , who was brought up in foster homes and has no contact with her own parents .
have	gossip.n	The repressive and censor-ridden atmosphere of the United States during the McCarthy era had a profound influence on the work of Abstract Expressionist artists .
have	gossip.n	This had a direct influence on elements such as the sloping bonnet line , steeply raked windscreen , curved roof and tapered rear section .
have	gossip.n	Because of its widespread use in technical and scientific English in particular , it has had a strong influence on similar registers in other languages through translation .
have	gossip.n	Results reported by Marslen-Wilson , Tyler and Seidenberg ( 1978 ) using monitoring tasks also show that the completeness of information in a clause has an important influence on its processing .
have	gossip.n	Such costs can have an important influence on the overall portfolio rate of return , particularly for financial institutions who tend to trade their portfolios more actively than private investors .
have	gossip.n	When we got to the end of it , Andy Johns had goosebumps on his arm and he said , ` Man , that was the track . "
have	gossip.n	` We clearly have the capability to increase this , but it will be a hard slog , " said Tony .
have	gossip.n	And even where they have the technology capabilities to start doing this there is clearly little point in replacing an existing system with a new one which simply does the same thing .
have	gossip.n	The XT came from the middle of the word ` extra " , which was meant to imply that this new model had better expansion capabilities than the PC .
have	gossip.n	And the depth and quality of their performance suggests that Rangers have the capability of frightening the cream they will now face .
have	gossip.n	The alternative is that the dog , like the children , has the capability of becoming aware of the misery of its present existence , although it may never in fact do so .
have	gossip.n	The siege had shown that , with artillery , Henry V had the capability of fulfilling his military ambition .
have	gossip.n	Third , the theory suggests why legislators who pay too much attention to national policy making relative to local benefit-seeking have lower security in office .
have	gossip.n	FIXED VALUE SECURITIES - Securities that have a known maturity or redemption value at the time of issue .
have	gossip.n	The possibility of breast cancer clusters on Long Island has been in the news and the focus of recent research [ 2 ] . New York state had the 4 thhighest death rate from breast cancer in 1995 - 99 , though it was 17 thin colorectal cancer and 39 thin lung cancer [ 3 ] . While breast cancer rates are higher in the Northeastern US than in other parts of the country , Kulldorff et al .
have	gossip.n	SAT rate well it also has the highest teen suicide rate too so i mean that and this is national i do n't know where it 's all going to where it 's all going to go
have	gossip.n	Rural women were also less likely than urban women to have a recent mammogram or clinical breast exam ( CBE ) [ 8 ] . Conversely , a recent qualitative study reported that rural women had higher rates of mammography and CBE than their urban and suburban counterparts [ 9 ] .
have	gossip.n	Agricultural workers : Because they are seasonal laborers and have a high turnover rate , they were excluded from the law .
have	gossip.n	aphthong , a letter having no [ archaic ] sound .
have	gossip.n	2 ) Congressional representatives have two basic responsibilities while voting in office -- dealing with national issues ( programmatic actions such as casting roll call votes on legislation that imposes costs and/or confers benefits on the population at large ) and attending to local issues ( constituency service and pork barrel ) .
have	gossip.n	Decades of educational research tell us unequivocally that even smaller classes have zero effect on the academic performance of the pupils -- though they may sometimes be desirable for other reasons .
have	gossip.n	No one in his right mind actually believes that we all have an equal academic potential .
have	gossip.n	Ringers memorize patterns of changes , known as `` methods , '' which have odd-sounding names like Kent Treble Bob Major or Grandsire Caters .
have	gossip.n	But because these claims are more difficult to evaluate and have been coming in more slowly , the company has no estimate of the impact of the earthquake on fourth - quarter results .
have	gossip.n	In the latest quarter , Aetna had a $ 23 million loss on its auto / homeowners line , compared with earnings of $ 33 million last year .
have	gossip.n	In sum , at both the federal and state government levels at least part of the seemingly irrational behavior voters display in the voting booth may have an exceedingly rational explanation .
have	gossip.n	well i it 's been a while since i 've been out to watch i do watch a little on TV you know when i have the chance but uh
have	gossip.n	In October and December 2003 , Libyan officials took US and UK experts to a number of medical and agricultural research centers that had the potential to be used in BW research .
have	gossip.n	Although Pyongyang acceded to the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention ( BWC ) in 1970s , North Korea is suspected of having a biological weapon ( BW ) program .
have	gossip.n	Eight years of war with Iraq , multiple bombings of the Bushehr reactor site , chemical attacks on its forces , missile strikes on its cities , and an overall drain on its resources would certainly have had a devastating effect on Iran .
have	gossip.n	All of these research areas have legitimate and important uses for improving crop yields and reducing the threat to Iran 's agricultural industry posed by pests and disease .
have	gossip.n	Currently , its growing biotechnology industry does have the potential to divert dual - use agents for illicit warfare purposes .
have	gossip.n	Most of the sources have a pre - existing bias against Iran , rendering a bulk of their information subject to speculation .
have	gossip.n	IBS has several branches and over 350 members .
have	gossip.n	The Razi and Pasteur Institutes have vaccine development and production experience dating back to the 1920s , and for many years both of these facilities were recognized among the most advanced of their kind in the developing world .
have	gossip.n	The compound has several legitimate uses in the agricultural industry , specifically relating to pesticides , but is also a starting point for nerve agents such as VX .
have	gossip.n	At the time of the Islamic fundamentalist revolution in 1979 , Iran had no long - range artillery rocket or ballistic missile capabilities to speak of .
have	gossip.n	These personnel have the potential to bring back a tremendous wealth of technical expertise and experience .
have	gossip.n	The inspection team learned that Iran has the capability to build more centrifuges .
have	gossip.n	The flat was seven flights up , and Winston , who was thirty-nine and had a varicose ulcer above his right ankle , went slowly , resting several times on the way .
have	gossip.n	yes yeah i 've seen that done where there 's uh oh i saw one that was kind on an ecru undercoat and then it had a little bit darker sort of peachy color
have	gossip.n	well i did n't really hate him or anything but i think the image of the team as a whole just had a real dark image and he he wanted to make these you know the uh
have	gossip.n	( Yes , that is the image I have , too .
have	gossip.n	Atria has strategic alliances with CASE vendors CenterLine Software and Cadre Technologies .
have	gossip.n	The room had a fireplace , sink , cooker and another feature which seemed to particularly arouse the curiosity of our visitor : an enamel bath below the window .
have	gossip.n	My room , like the front , was lit by a gas jet and had a small cast-iron fireplace , though fires were only lit when someone was seriously ill .
have	gossip.n	The cosy dining room has a lovely Jacobean fireplace , and a separate bar is decorated with an array of dried herbs grown in the herb garden .
have	gossip.n	The interior has beams , panelled walls , and inglenook fireplaces .
have	gossip.n	The US-style new issue system has much lower commissions than its Eurobond counterpart .
have	gossip.n	On the other hand , a black hole with a mass of only a billion tons -- that is , a primordial black hole , roughly the size of a proton -- would have a temperature of some 120 billion degrees Kelvin , which corresponds to an energy of some ten million electron volts .
have	gossip.n	If so , chances are you have a serious drinking problem , or may have one in the future .
have	gossip.n	Similarly , if an international organisation such as the UN or Interpol has intelligence about a suspicious chemical plant , the liaison system allows the CIA to alert its members .
have	gossip.n	Mullan had had an altercation with a youth who had called Mosley a ` Black Bastard " .
have	gossip.n	If the fast - food world had only three players , and McDonalds 's proposed to buy out Burger King , how reassured would we be if they offered the palliative of selling a few franchises to Taco Bell ?
have	gossip.n	i think that i do n't know it 's hard you do n't want to be so mean that you 're you ' re doing away with people that have a chance to change
have	gossip.n	No one knows , but I will raise a possibility that has a chance to be true for a biosphere .
have	gossip.n	Or the virtual impossibility of finding a quiet place to study or even think , so that the children can cope in school and one day have a chance of achieving something better ?
have	gossip.n	I wanted to be there ... I had my second chance to change my life . ``
have	gossip.n	Which they would go out into the bars , I think they called it in Manila , and on the weekend I spent one weekend there I had a chance to taste the foods , uh , to sleep under the uh , net , see little bit of a cock fight .
have	gossip.n	The meaning of the votes is best summed up by the WP , which states that the Senate has told the House managers they have the chance to make their case and that in all likelihood doing so will not matter .
have	gossip.n	see i 've only only lived here in Texas for two years so i have n't had a chance to go down there
have	gossip.n	uh generally are about six six to ten miles but uh they 'll go they have the chance to go to Philmont in July and then they 'll do the fifty mile or whatever hiking then
have	gossip.n	yes we do they peak on Friday so if you have a chance to be here Friday or somewhere somewhere around there that that 's the best time to see them and they do n't last too long you know
have	gossip.n	oh no no they 're not fired they there are they have one chance to then go in a program if you come back positive you have one chance to go in and go into they have a lot of uh rehabilitation both for alcohol and for drug use uh
have	gossip.n	then at least they have a chance to over the years be proven not guilty
have	gossip.n	You know some say it had a trunk
have	gossip.n	She may be identified by the fact she has hairy haunches and cloven hooves , like a goat , concealed under her gown .
have	gossip.n	The forge , gone cold , is stoked again , and in the firelight we see that the beasts do not have hooves , but human hands .
have	gossip.n	One had hooves ten inches long .
have	gossip.n	The American Quarter horses used in this type of riding have long tails and manes .
have	gossip.n	With regard to your pony , if she has creamy/mealy muzzle and eyes and light in colour on an otherwise dark coat , she is definitely an Exmoor .
have	gossip.n	The Gloucester has a slate-coloured muzzle and black tongue and teats .
have	gossip.n	Cattle have very sensitive muzzles .
have	gossip.n	Over one-hundred feet long , with ninety-four teeth , it had a long tail and four webbed paws .
have	gossip.n	The early fossil bony fish have tails with the long blade uppermost , whereas the more advanced living bony fish have a tail that is symmetrical , and more effective in producing a horizontal thrust .
have	gossip.n	This beast was a cross between an enormous DRAGON and a snake , having great purple and green scales , a forked tail and long fangs .
have	gossip.n	It had an elephant 's tail and a boar 's head which was bearded , goat-fashion .
have	gossip.n	Only other white-breasted duck is short-necked heavy-billed Shoveler drake , and only the white-headed maritime drake Long-tailed Duck also has a long tail .
have	gossip.n	The patient would have to have an almost normal trunk , without any associated reactions or increased spasticity as he was placed in the prone position on the plinth .
have	gossip.n	It rarely speaks , though if frightened it may bleat like a goat. some occasionally have goats ' shanks and hooves as well .
have	gossip.n	His iron-grey hair was parted in the middle and he had the mutton-chop whiskers of a bygone age .
have	gossip.n	His dark hair was thinning on top , but he had bushy side whiskers as if it had all slipped downwards , and his chin was a dimpled mound seeming to support an ever-smiling mouth .
have	gossip.n	Some have fleshy whiskers half as long as their bodies which they project forward and wave about , like a blind person with a stick .
have	gossip.n	The traces of these appendages are preserved in exceptional circumstances , so we do know that trilobites had walking legs gills , antennae , and the bases of the legs modified into primitive jaws in some species .
have	gossip.n	She has very acute antennae .
have	gossip.n	Sometimes moths have thick antennae that look like feathers .
have	gossip.n	This fish has a deep body , narrowly compressed from side to side , very large eyes , prominent fins on both the upper and lower surfaces of the body , and a manlike tail .
have	gossip.n	It has leg-like fins with fleshy bases like the coelacanth ; it seems very likely that it had air-breathing pouches from its gut like a lungfish .
have	gossip.n	They seem to have neither fins nor limbs , and they twist and turn through the water like snakes .
have	gossip.n	The swordfish does not have pelvic fins .
have	gossip.n	It has no tail fin like those of other fish , merely a fleshy stump .
have	gossip.n	The male is a little larger than the female and has very bright orange ventral fins when in breeding colouration .
have	gossip.n	The ornithischia often had bony beaks at the front with teeth at the sides and back of the jaws .
have	gossip.n	She has rather long arms with slightly curved fingers , short legs and broad feet .
have	gossip.n	Frequently , horses appear fat to the casual observer because they have a large belly .
have	gossip.n	He has a huge belly and is always drooling .
have	gossip.n	The Pallas ' Sandgrouse , to which Mr Lamont likens himself , has a smaller belly than other family members .
have	gossip.n	Her face was covered with the scars of smallpox and she had a huge protruding belly ; a shadow of light stubble flecked her chin .
have	gossip.n	She had plump cheeks with dimples and pretty brown hair .
have	gossip.n	The body is long and slender , with a pointed head and it has a long pointed snout that forms a ` bill " .
have	gossip.n	The first probably had long snouts and are thought to have been the ancestors of the lemurs , now only found in Madagascar , and of the lorises that today live in the forests of the Far East .
have	gossip.n	The spiny anteater , too , has a long pointed snout , but its spines give it a superficial resemblance to a hedgehog rather than to another typical anteater .
have	gossip.n	Like the Australian marsupial Myrmecobius , it has a long and pointed snout , extremely long and pointed in this case , and an extremely long sticky tongue .
have	gossip.n	The spider has fangs on the ends of its jaws and with these it paralyses the prey by injecting it with poisons .
have	gossip.n	Among primates again , large species like the baboon tend to have extra-large canine teeth , just as large deer have oversize antlers .
have	gossip.n	They are unique among the deer family in that both the males and females have antlers which are eaten when shed to build up the reindeer 's calcium stocks .
have	gossip.n	As I changed from listening to walking mode , I tried to work out whether it had feet or flippers or ran on rollers .
have	gossip.n	Young birds also have quite a small black beak during their first winter .
have	gossip.n	It has a large black beak and long grey legs .
have	gossip.n	Every bird has a beak and wings , so it is meaningful to ask what are the lengths of beaks and wings for all birds .
have	gossip.n	He noticed that some had beaks that seemed to be perfectly created for the needs of the locality .
have	gossip.n	The two noddies are fairly similar , but the lesser has a longer beak and the brown , as its name suggests , has a paler brown back .
have	gossip.n	A species of BOGEY-BEAST or mischievous HOBGOBLIN which has horns , claws , pointed fangs and blood-red eyes .
have	gossip.n	This lobster has only one claw !
have	gossip.n	Even when they are only a few months old , they have claws and teeth quite long and sharp enough to damage one another .
have	gossip.n	It had claws like an eagle talons ; she could hear them shredding and splintering the wood .
have	gossip.n	` So the little kitten has claws , " he murmured .
have	gossip.n	` Cats have claws ! " she hissed back at him , made deeply uncomfortable by his closeness .
have	gossip.n	They are typically blocky in conformation but have small , neat , hard hoofs on which they seem to stand and walk daintily , almost on tip-toe .
have	gossip.n	Another , named rather despairingly by the scientist who first examined it Hallucigenia , had seven pairs of limbs beneath and seven tentacles waving above , each of which ended , apparently , with a mouth .
have	gossip.n	Wear rubber gloves if you have very sensitive skin .
have	gossip.n	He had a brown skin , black hair , bright eyes and strong white teeth .
have	gossip.n	They do not have a brush tongue but an extremely long one divided into two from its middle down to its tip .
have	gossip.n	` I 'm having a little party for a few select friends , tomorrow night .
have	gossip.n	When she came back from changing , her haircut was a boy 's , except that it had new-born-looking curls at the nape of her neck , which knocked him out for a bit .
have	gossip.n	For the first time , I saw -- with what sense of shock I can not explain -- that she had no navel .
have	gossip.n	His hair was thinning on top but he had a small ponytail at the back .
have	gossip.n	He was emerging in stately fashion from Wavebreaker 's companionway and , though I could see he was tall and lanky and had a ponytail of hair , I could make out no details of his face .
have	gossip.n	Beside her , Donna said quietly , ` If I had freckles and a ponytail , do you think that guy would make a play for me ? "
have	gossip.n	He had a punk haircut and used his right knee to drive down the middle of the road .
have	gossip.n	He has a trendy haircut and wears a dangling earring , but his accent is like his father 's .
have	gossip.n	Mrs Owen had an elaborate hairstyle piled incongruously above her thin nakedness .
have	gossip.n	Compensating for this loss of sight , some species have small extendable tentacles at the angle of their jaws which serve as sensitive feelers .
have	gossip.n	I have very white skin , he thought , for a man with dark hair .
have	gossip.n	Drake has white face and forehead , and in summer blue bill ; duck 's pale face is crossed by white line ; both have base of bill swollen .
have	gossip.n	We occasionally have vacancies for bartenders who must have at least two years ' experience of working a cocktail bar .
have	gossip.n	It does not matter that a company has large capital assets if they are under employed and if the company is going broke .
have	gossip.n	The issue was that the receivers had sufficient liquid assets to pay themselves and then terminate the receivership if they only paid themselves the amount of remuneration which B and L thought was due to them .
have	gossip.n	The British Rail pension scheme now has assets of around £8.5 billion .
have	gossip.n	The line manager recognises that the staff manager has greater knowledge and expertise on this subject and acquiesces in the carrying out of the prescribed steps of the procedure .
have	gossip.n	He adds , and I am sure he is right , that they both have considerable expertise in dealing with oil spills , including in the Gulf .
have	gossip.n	` They have no expertise in managing their own sales staff , " he comments .
have	gossip.n	The Syntax of Present Day English : all aspects of this subject are catered for , although the department has special expertise in X-bar , Relational and Dependency models for syntactic/semantic representations of the English language .
have	gossip.n	We have the expertise to help you meet your ideal partner .
have	gossip.n	Preference will be given to applicants who have some proficiency in the Japanese language .
have	gossip.n	For many decades Great Britain had undisputed mastery of the seas .
have	gossip.n	Her hair was light ginger and she had long ago given up trying to curl it ; she had a snub nose and blue eyes in an oval face that was cheerful but perhaps forgettable .
have	gossip.n	It is covered in a dense , waterproof fur and has webbed forefeet and partially webbed hind feet .
have	gossip.n	These two creatures -- Blessed and the yak -- are indistinguishable in build and hairiness , though it should be noted that the latter moves on all fours and has horns .
have	gossip.n	He stood up while we watched and I realized he had magnificent horns , far longer than any I had yet seen .
have	gossip.n	The programme is thought to be less successful in Zimbabwe , since the denser vegetation means that poachers may not be able to see that the animal has no horn until they have already shot it .
have	gossip.n	In 1944 we may have had shattered limbs and horrendous wounds but we were young and until we were wounded had been fit .
have	gossip.n	Spastics generally have stiff limbs , rigid muscles and a tendency to convulsions , but their intelligence is usually normal .
have	gossip.n	They have very large bodies and little limbs , so the heat lost from their heads and their bodies could be quite great .
have	gossip.n	Ducks and immatures , known as ` red-heads : have chestnut head and nape , with white chin .
have	gossip.n	She had a hooked , perpetually dripping nose , skin as rough as a sack and bleary , bloodshot eyes .
have	gossip.n	She had a classical nose with curled pink pads like a kitten 's ; like Tobie 's .
have	gossip.n	He had a forehead and nose any Greek might have acknowledged with pride , and long , grey-blue eyes like slivers of self-illuminating stone , somewhere between lapis-lazuli and granite .
have	gossip.n	It is no surprise they all have bright red noses , for their two great loves are tobacco and whisky ; they rarely appear without a pipe and are known to raid cellars , particularly favouring homemade ale .
have	gossip.n	Corrie had a short , snub nose and rosebud mouth , and her eyes were a smoky grey .
have	gossip.n	She was sitting crying on the bottom step of the staircase outside Bert 's cubbyhole with Johnny , the ASM and callboy , who had his arm round her shoulders .
have	gossip.n	In their natural state , empusae had the head and breasts of a lovely girl and the body and legs of a donkey .
have	gossip.n	Women were seen to have complete breasts with nipples on them .
have	gossip.n	But it 's not really that much of a boast given that they also have bigger buttocks , breasts , and just about everything really .
have	gossip.n	She had a small mouth and large eyes , darkly outlined with kohl .
have	gossip.n	In common with Johnson , Thomson had poor eyes .
have	gossip.n	It 's mainly the southern Italians who have dark eyes and olive skins . "
have	gossip.n	Her sense of inadequacy escalated rapidly ; not only was the receptionist extremely pretty , she was also immaculately dressed , well-mannered , and had perfectly clean , shell-like little fingernails .
have	gossip.n	All I had at the end was a sore hand and broken fingernails .
have	gossip.n	He had red rubbery lips .
have	gossip.n	She had a bloody lip nearly down to her ankle .
have	gossip.n	Even though I come from Cuba and have naturally dark skin , it 's very dry so I always carry my Must de Cartier body lotion with me .
have	gossip.n	She had a clean , milky skin , unpainted lips , clear cut features , largely composed .
have	gossip.n	Adam and Eve , after their expulsion from the garden have two sons : Cain , the farmer , and Abel , the shepherd .
have	gossip.n	He had wanted to know if I knew a good cardiologist , because he had a granddaughter with a rare heart condition who needed an operation , or else in a year 's time she would have died .
have	gossip.n	I have a little grandson .
have	gossip.n	The doctor had a mother-in-law who guarded his surgery like a fire-breathing dragon .
have	gossip.n	` I have a halfbrother , and a stepmother .
have	gossip.n	` She has a father and a stepmother . "
have	gossip.n	` Both my parents are dead , but I have a stepmother and a half-brother , Rob .
have	gossip.n	` However , I have a stepmother . "
have	gossip.n	He has a stunning new wife , a daughter in her early teens and two stepsons and that , says actor Nigel Havers , is all the family he wants .
have	gossip.n	I HAVE a daughter and stepdaughter who both have children .
have	gossip.n	Since then , Jah has had another three children , while Neneh has stepbrothers and sisters in LA from an earlier relationship of Don Cherry 's .
have	gossip.n	I have five and a half stepbrothers and sisters .
have	gossip.n	` I may not yet be family , but I do know enough about you to know you do n't have a stepbrother . "
have	gossip.n	He had aunts in Bombay and brothers in Edinburgh , cousins in North Africa and sisters-in-law in Australia .
have	gossip.n	So she so he said , Why should you sat with your Sam she says cos he has a mother and father .
have	gossip.n	They had three sons and one daughter .
have	gossip.n	` I have this niece , " she said , ` who should have a job .
have	gossip.n	` My wife has a nephew in the choir .
have	gossip.n	A priest has a nephew whom he loves and wants to do well .
have	gossip.n	` And you have a good nephew , Yussuf .
have	gossip.n	I had an uncle and aunt killed .
have	gossip.n	And ask them how they 'd answer their children 's inevitable questions , such as ` why do n't I have a daddy like the other kids at school ? "
have	gossip.n	It would seem most of my pals had nice sisters .
have	gossip.n	Yes , I have my husband back there and I have a sister and a brother .
have	gossip.n	As he says , ` I have very few friends . "
have	gossip.n	` They 've settled in remarkably well , " says the college 's Richard Jones , who has students from 77 countries .
have	gossip.n	The college has a number of resident post-graduate students who are there for periods varying from a year to three years .
have	gossip.n	For years before he died , one day in May last year , the ultra-respectable Brian Courtenay had a mistress on the side .
have	gossip.n	Get a pair that you can afford , that are easy to handle , and have a magnification of from 7 to 10 ( resist the temptation to go for higher power ) .
have	gossip.n	We had an altercation that soon resolved itself with me lying face-down in a damp bed of cardboard boxes at the loot of a hidden staircase .
have	gossip.n	Last year , this fixture was marred by Nigel Clough 's sending-off , and there was more animosity when Forest captain Stuart Pearce had an ugly confrontation with Iceland international Gudni Bergsson on the sidelines .
have	gossip.n	` Well , we had a fight about something .
have	gossip.n	` Greasers are almost like hoods ; we steal things and drive old souped-up cars and hold up petrol stations and have a gang fight once in a while . "
have	gossip.n	Russell had a white girlfriend and the police would approach her and call her ` nigger lover " .
have	gossip.n	I have a boyfriend , a serious one ; his name is John .
have	gossip.n	She had had many boyfriends before meeting Mr Smith and lived with him for about one year before they married , five months before Keith was born .
have	gossip.n	` You have a steady boyfriend ? "
have	gossip.n	Five months later I have a friend and companion who will never be sold or replaced ; a friend who knows more about Clare than anyone else .
have	gossip.n	Shift-change was long over ; Haminh should have returned here at least an hour ago , unless she had a lover who had n't been mentioned , who she was in the habit of spending a shift with .
have	gossip.n	Sometimes I think she had a secret lover . "
have	gossip.n	Allegations that Mr Bush had a mistress have been investigated by newspapers and referred to on radio and television .
have	gossip.n	But I had a really good music teacher in high school and he taught me relative pitch .
have	gossip.n	Playing hard to get is a game which can go on for some considerable time , especially if one has as ardent a suitor as the French .
have	gossip.n	Not for nothing have I a brother-in-law who cooks professionally .
have	gossip.n	Glynn has a brother-in-law who belongs to a gun club .
have	gossip.n	She had a brother , Tom .
have	gossip.n	" I have a cousin who married a Mackenzie . "
have	gossip.n	` But you have a kind aunt and cousins . "
have	gossip.n	She had a very involved son and daughter-in-law but both went out to work and therefore could not manage continual care ( although she had respite hospital care two weeks in six ) .
have	gossip.n	You know Shirley has a daughter who does modelling ? "
have	gossip.n	Having three daughters and an ` extended " family , I started knitting for them 30 years ago , but not spending a lot of money .
have	gossip.n	The chief in the next village has a dozen wives and a lot of juicy young daughters who would better suit a passionate young man like you . "
have	gossip.n	They had one son and two daughters .
have	gossip.n	Jordan had no patron , only a father-in-law .
have	gossip.n	He has short ginger hair , and is clean shaven with freckles .
have	gossip.n	She had a pleasant untidy face and chubby warm hands that were nice to touch .
have	gossip.n	She had a rather broad face , pale as cream , and dotted with freckles .
have	gossip.n	Rosie had an open cheerful face that could n't lie .
have	gossip.n	I have big , square feet ; there was a corn on my left little toe .
have	gossip.n	` Keep your voice down , ca n't you ? " he murmured , but his two sons had sharp ears .
have	gossip.n	He had such beautiful furry ears .
have	gossip.n	This fish has a rather expanded , frog-like head behind which there are prominent fins ; a slender body , which is flexible , supported by a host of tiny ribs , which are clearly visible .
have	gossip.n	He had a large head and a round red face and while he repeated ` What a wet night !
have	gossip.n	And do you think he should have dark hair or blond hair ? "
have	gossip.n	In his sixties , he had a mane of white hair and a kindly expression .
have	gossip.n	The girl had hair like a charred bush , and was wrestling with a tolerant Labrador , while the other two lounged laughing .
have	gossip.n	She had shining black hair , bright eyes and vivacious looks .
have	gossip.n	They have clean hair and some look a bit like Paul Newman .
have	gossip.n	Nothing perturbed him , and he had a sphinx-like face , with amber eyes which seemed to look into your soul .
have	gossip.n	She had an obstinate chin , a cruel mouth and small arrogant eyes .
have	gossip.n	If Bootsy had a chin , it was not much in evidence and Matthew could see two distinct pimples beside his nose .
have	gossip.n	His hair was almost black , without a trace of grey , and he had one of those smooth , delicately bluish chins , which suggest the use of expensive after-shave preparations on a virile male skin .
have	gossip.n	He had small hands , but his wrist was flexible , so that was his advantage .
have	gossip.n	Yet another sufferer in the same epidemic may have a very sore body and feel as if all his or her bones have been broken .
have	gossip.n	We do n't have perfect airbrushed bodies , and we do n't want ` em .
have	gossip.n	Diane had n't been a stunner , but she 'd had a pleasant face and a more than tolerably decent body .
have	gossip.n	The two noddies are fairly similar , but the lesser has a longer beak and the brown , as its name suggests , has a paler brown back .
have	gossip.n	He had a winging moustache and a goatee beard but he moved tentatively , uncertainly , and Melanie guessed it was Finn who worked him .
have	gossip.n	He had a small , pointed , elusive beard like the Don , and wispy grey moustaches drooping to join it .
have	gossip.n	He had a beard .
have	gossip.n	He had a beard and his forehead sloped back at a steep angle .
have	gossip.n	It portrays a mixed comprehensive , with pupils who have divorced parents and step parents .
have	gossip.n	The University had 2000 teachers and more than 10,000 students , each of whom was required to produce a book every year on the nature of consciousness and the human mind .
have	gossip.n	Many nursing studies departments have tutors with a specific remit for assisting nurses with their postbasic education , and they are usually very happy to provide assistance and advice to nurses currently in practice .
have	gossip.n	The Gaelic course had one tutor and one student .
have	gossip.n	He has private tutors .
have	gossip.n	We all have a couple of dozen tutees -- surely you 're not planning to interrogate every one of Puddephat 's ? "
have	gossip.n	` I used to have a tutee who lived there , " she responded brightly when the professor 's wife told her in which part of London they had their house .
have	gossip.n	But we have a greater probability that we shall self-destruct .
have	gossip.n	In every case , you have a better chance of being considered if you are able to put your performance on record .
have	gossip.n	Carol took her daughters along to the audition expecting Dannii to have the best chance of landing the part of Carla , a young Dutch girl .
have	gossip.n	If we have any chance of defeating them , the freak will provide it . "
have	gossip.n	I reckon anything over an inch long by November has a good chance of making it .
have	gossip.n	And I reckon that we 've got a good chance beating Sheffield Wednesday at football .
have	gossip.n	Day 8 Orders -- Realization principle here we have certainty of payment but completion of earning process is questionable .
have	gossip.n	Why are n't you going to have a sleep , I 'd like to have a sleep .
have	gossip.n	They had several children , all of whom died young .
have	gossip.n	Edhi and Bilquis have four children -- two sons and two daughters .
have	gossip.n	I have two children currently passing through the education system at secondary and primary levels .
have	gossip.n	And then suddenly she had a sad mishap .
have	gossip.n	And I had a slight mishap , the simplest thing in the world , really , when I was using a shovel in the calf house .
have	gossip.n	But after a hesitant pause she found herself saying , ` I believe you had a slight mishap on a film last year -- in France .
have	gossip.n	Most of us know someone who had the misfortune to suffer a bad car crash , or a heart attack , or a breakdown .
have	gossip.n	She always tried to put in an appearance at the funerals of patients who had the misfortune to die .
have	gossip.n	During that time I had the misfortune to visit the infamous Boggo road gaol ; I stress that I was a visitor .
have	gossip.n	Early on Monday morning , March 30 , I had the misfortune of losing some personal property on High Row , Darlington .
have	gossip.n	She had beautiful ankles , invisible under the domestic jeans .
have	gossip.n	She walked ahead of me on the narrow path ; she had slender legs and pretty ankles .
have	gossip.n	These mild , mellow coffees have a full flavour and fragrant bouquet .
have	gossip.n	Where , for instance , remuneration is linked to earnings per share , managers have an interest in increasing short-term profits , which may be detrimental to investment and the company 's long-term value .
have	gossip.n	She had a strong and ( as the years passed ) increasing interest in securing her own future through that of her son .
have	gossip.n	She felt she could still continue to improve , so she decided to have further specialist physiotherapy treatment privately , under her medical insurance scheme .
have	gossip.n	We had an altercation that soon resolved itself with me lying face-down in a damp bed of cardboard boxes at the loot of a hidden staircase .
have	gossip.n	They had a long chat in Afrikaans ; Herbert specially mentioned the language because it was only the survivors of the family 's oldest generation who still habitually spoke it .
have	gossip.n	As a matter of fact , I was going to have a chat with Angy , you see , at this week 's art class , but of course …
have	gossip.n	` I had a chat with the Prince 's grandmother . "
have	gossip.n	I had a little chat with an old man today about his flowers .
have	gossip.n	Similarly , if you have junior managers reporting to you , ensure that they have a similar debate with their staff and follow this through to see that action occurs on the suggestions .
have	gossip.n	And Mr Ataie 's thesis that the British have a deep-seated reverence for war is too easily symbolised by having Penny make Remembrance Day poppies or court Sya in front of a military monument .
have	gossip.n	She sounded really respectful and seemed to have the greatest reverence for that ancient custom .
have	gossip.n	The air had a peculiar smell to it , she noted , as she made her way down the street towards the front and the spot where her dad tied up his boat .
have	gossip.n	This fresh and flowery sparkling wine -- in the pungent Asti style -- is not as sweet as some on the market , but it has an attractive Muscatel and almond bouquet .
have	gossip.n	They have wide-ranging research interests and practical experience maintaining strong links with industrial and other organisations through consultancy and research .
have	gossip.n	I 'm the only one of our family left now , and I 've had the feeling of being alone for so long …
have	gossip.n	She had a feeling of being carried such distances by the water that it was impossible for any more harm to come to her .
have	gossip.n	Apart from this she had a great many ` mental " symptoms -- floating feelings , panic attacks , irrational bouts of crying , dizziness , numbness and tingling in her hands and arms .
have	gossip.n	I had the feeling on reading it that a dam had just burst , and that she had a great deal more to say .
have	gossip.n	A third has long pear-shaped apples that have an extraordinary warm , smoky flavour behind the sharpness , as if they had been baked .
have	gossip.n	The whole place had an odour of long-gone take-away curries and engine oil .
have	gossip.n	Thunder rolled over and round them from every direction so that Trent had the sense of being in the interior of an enormous drum on which giants beat from all sides .
have	gossip.n	As if he had had sight of publishers ' replies to the Sunday Telegraph questionnaire , Tim Waterstone warned readers that the book trade had “ an astonishing capacity for self-pity and self-destruction — ignore publishers ” gloom …
have	gossip.n	In a movie you 've got to have good and bad : in Backdraft the fire brigade is the good and the fire is the bad it even has a kind of growling sound . "
have	gossip.n	It must have a taste to it .
have	gossip.n	He had big , brown eyes , long furry ears and dimpled buttocks .
have	gossip.n	Both Aitken and Stanley Baldwin had an admiration for Law that bordered on veneration .
have	gossip.n	It has a diameter of 44 feet and a width of 5 feet , and is made of cast iron , steel and wood , with 162 ` buckets " .
have	gossip.n	" But what if we want to have a picnic on the other side ? "
have	gossip.n	` We had a very successful festival last year in the same place and many local people came and enjoyed themselves .
have	gossip.n	She wants to be known as Our Lady of Blémont-la-Fontaine , and her feast-day is to be in early September on the day we have the harvest festival .
have	gossip.n	We have the music festival … ”
have	gossip.n	The hotel has a barbecue once a week instead of dinner , and one meal each week offers a Tyrolean speciality .
have	gossip.n	She had no doubt of the genuine affection he had for her and knew she would be a fool not to acknowledge it .
have	gossip.n	Even the Belgians have their doubts .
have	gossip.n	If you have any doubts about your particular model , then you should consult the manufacturers , importers , specialist shop , or local expert for advice on the subject .
have	gossip.n	Had they done that we have little doubt that the tribunal decision would have been otherwise than it was . "
have	gossip.n	The king and his part had a feast at the edge of the forest .
have	gossip.n	2 A triangle has an area of 12cm and a base of 4cm .
have	gossip.n	It has a width of 1th″ ( 4.23cm ) at the nut and joins the body at the 14th fret .
have	gossip.n	The steps should have a minimum width of 600mm ( 2ft ) , and at least 900mm ( 3ft ) if people will want to pass each other .
have	gossip.n	As we have seen , Aung San had a great admiration for Nehru and in 1940 he attended the annual Congress at Ramgarh , regarded by Communists as bourgeois .
have	gossip.n	The carriages are smaller than most public transport vehicles , with the largest carriage having a width of 2.2 metres , only slightly wider than a bus .
have	gossip.n	The focal area has a width of 3 mm and a length of 10 mm .
have	gossip.n	Longest wing here has a length of 7 cm .
have	gossip.n	And he thought again , " Maybe she has rich kinsfolk who will come presently with gold and marriage-gifts . "
have	gossip.n	I have Irish and Scots ancestry as well as many Geordie and northern England forebears .
have	gossip.n	Her time in custody was the equivalent of a one-month prison sentence and she had also had the punishment of spending three weeks at the probation hostel , he added .
have	gossip.n	You have an unusual surname .
have	gossip.n	` You have a nickname and a short name , " she said cautiously .
have	gossip.n	Hell , we still have our spats .
have	gossip.n	Chairman of the Northamptonshire Police Federation says he 's appalled at how lenient the sentence is .
have	gossip.n	` She has play therapy at Moston Lodge and she can paint little pictures .
have	gossip.n	Cleaning 's quite therapeutic sometimes though , is n't it ?
have	gossip.n	As the house is in the husband 's sole name , the husband 's solicitors will have possession of the title deeds unless there is a mortgage .
have	gossip.n	They had a long walk over the moor to Bingley and Alfred Carter could n't afford to wait for them if they were late .
have	gossip.n	I had an addiction to heroin , thanks to Seth , too . "
have	gossip.n	I was surprised , for I knew that she had no relatives in England at all .
have	gossip.n	I have a relative here .
have	gossip.n	` I 'm not ashamed to be excited at the discovery that I have relatives in this world after all .
have	gossip.n	He had considered what he would say long and hard, he had had discussions with a wide variety of architects, planners and journalists , eighteen of whom had attended a meeting at Highgrove in September.
have	gossip.n	`But, Emma, I wonder if you 'd mind having a quick business discussion with me before things get out of hand? "
have	gossip.n	" Lunch will be more convenient, dear, but after that we've put the whole of the rest of the day aside to have a thorough discussion of your problems .
have	gossip.n	We shall look at this very carefully and have discussions with the current owners and with everybody on the island before anything is decided.
have	gossip.n	Bird Jr denied Colombian suggestions that he had known about the 1989 shipment, but he admitted having had discussions with a former Israeli army officer who had plans to establish a business in Antigua .
have	gossip.n	On my arrival I had another tiff with Frank Dick .
have	gossip.n	In reality this is unlikely to be true , as student and teacher do not have an equal possession of the text .
have	gossip.n	Answers on a postcard to the Official Receiver who now has possession of my estate .
have	gossip.n	PAMELA : I see your ladyship has no very important commands for me and I beg to withdraw .
have	gossip.n	Many admitted to having a doze through a meaningless movie presentation that talked more of light and energy , love and space than the car .
have	gossip.n	` I think I may have a doze , " Finch said , closing his eyes in thanks .
have	gossip.n	can always have a doze in your bed .
have	gossip.n	I 'm supposed to be resting , but after I 'd had forty winks , I felt a lot better , so I toddled over here .
have	gossip.n	` Anyway , Piper , you lucky bastard , you had an hour 's kip , I 've had nothing yet . "
have	gossip.n	It 's so hard to work on full glow when you 've only had a couple of hours kip .
have	gossip.n	Have a kip or a rest in between .
have	gossip.n	Why do n't you just put your head down and have a nap while Mark and I chat a few things over .
have	gossip.n	The baby 's mother said she only left her alone so the child could have a nap .
have	gossip.n	You have a nice sleep .
have	gossip.n	It starts raining and they rush for the car , where they have an afternoon sleep .
have	gossip.n	You can have a nice little sleep in the car .
have	gossip.n	Off they hastened , to be told that no living patient in the hospital had the name of Bessie Lee , but a young girl answering her description had died half an hour before .
have	gossip.n	My grandfather had always taken a keen interest in my work , and I had an equal admiration of the stories of his time spent in Burma during the Second World War .
have	gossip.n	I have a great admiration for Mr. Duncan McNeill , and also a great approbation for the concept of trust status for hospitals .
have	gossip.n	Indeed , one CIA report claimed that she had contempt for her elder son , for she felt he was unworthy of his father , and that she had actually plotted to put Ali Reza on the throne .
have	gossip.n	Sir Bernard has nothing but contempt for politically embarrassing journalism .
have	gossip.n	Judges have a great disdain for the law -- ; they do not understand it . "
have	gossip.n	He has a disdain of showiness .
have	gossip.n	She had not quite the disdain of him that she put into what she said ; and perhaps he knew it as well as she did .
have	gossip.n	They are likely to have low self esteem , a low income or no money .
have	gossip.n	I have self esteem .
have	gossip.n	Ireland has plenty of scorn for its leaders , but where is the love ?
have	gossip.n	I have a scorn of him . "
have	gossip.n	He has some severe but convincing strictures on the impoverished and distorted contribution of feminist studies to his subject .
have	gossip.n	` Robin-Anne 's not dim , " I said .
have	gossip.n	The most seriously injured were the pilot , who had a crushed thorax and whose lung had been pierced by one of his ribs , the man with his legs trapped , and the woman with spinal injuries .
have	gossip.n	Well now , I had a complaint about you this morning .
have	gossip.n	When I last spoke to the Otter Trust they had never had a complaint against a canoeist but many against anglers .
have	gossip.n	Telling him to be seated comfortably , she then spoke : ` Mr Finkelstein , to be sure , I have no complaints with your work .
have	gossip.n	I do n't have to be back at the office until next week -- we could have a couple of jaunts out and about . "
have	gossip.n	She 'd taken to having an early morning swim to strengthen her ankle , which was doing fine .
have	gossip.n	Did you have a good swim ?
have	gossip.n	I was to have one visit from the district nurse and , of course , check-ups from my GP and surgeon .
have	gossip.n	If you have any queries about the help you may get , ask at the hospital .
have	gossip.n	If you have any queries about the enclosed information please do not hesitate to contact us .
have	gossip.n	If you have a query about information mentioned in a particular feature ask the person who wrote it !
have	gossip.n	If you have a question about acting , think about it before you ask it .
have	gossip.n	If you have any questions about our curry powders , or you 'd like a copy of our booklet on Indian cooking , send a first class stamp to ` The Indian Kitchen "
have	gossip.n	They have meetings about it !
have	gossip.n	If you can manage that , and , come out with the right answer , then there 's a pretty good chance you 'll have a smirk on your face the next time the heavens open .
have	gossip.n	Albert , she had remarked -- Rose had n't known Twitch even had a Christian name -- is like pummy stone , whereas Naseby ( who had had a definite smirk on his face when he saw her new hat ) is like Irritating Plaster , he causes irruptions .
have	gossip.n	They are tall and proud in their bearing and though they have a slim build they are surprisingly strong and agile for their size .
have	gossip.n	The way you move , sit and stand will show you have a greater body awareness and pride .
have	gossip.n	She had no awareness of trying to strike him .
have	gossip.n	But some bankers have an acute awareness of where their loyalties lie and the idea of winding Eurotunnel up and continuing the project with a new management company may have its attractions .
have	gossip.n	A good headhunter potentially has significant awareness of how other companies have solved this problem , and knowledge about the market place in which to look for an individual .
have	gossip.n	And quite a lot of men were emptied off the job for very poor reasons -- they had no consideration for the men themselves .
have	gossip.n	“ We 've had this conversation before .
have	gossip.n	He knew I worked with Malcolm because he was one of the few teachers I could have a conversation with about something more than homework or football .
have	gossip.n	Basically what I like to do is have a conversation about the project and then get the designer to come up with an answer .
have	gossip.n	The two brothers had conversation after conversation on the theme of religion , the younger one sticking to his guns .
have	gossip.n	Father Devine went on to speak of his admiration for Shakespeare , but had no fresh gossip about the Bard .
have	gossip.n	I had a permanent scowl on my face for weeks . "
have	gossip.n	He and I have had a series of meetings about the provision of the slip road , and he reminded me of an undertaking that I had given when Minister responsible for health matters a few years ago .
have	gossip.n	We have had a few meetings about the rule but they have always brought in extra bodies to out-vote us .
have	gossip.n	This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others .
have	gossip.n	When the Princess discovered what was going on she had one terse meeting with her husband and told him : ` Why do n't you save yourself a phone call and ring the papers direct ? "
have	gossip.n	I must clean myself up and get some lunch — I have a meeting on grading with various people up the road in the Civil Service Commission at quarter past two …
have	gossip.n	They 'd go round there and have meetings over cups of tea .
have	gossip.n
have	gossip.n
have	gossip.n	They 'd probably have a row about it .
have	gossip.n	The split apparently came after the fiery-tempered pair had a row about Tatum wanting to go back to acting -- leaving McEnroe to look after the children while she makes movies .
have	gossip.n	And if she had n't brought those stupid letters , if they had n't had a row about them , it could have been fun working with him .
have	gossip.n	You 're having some row between yourselves and it 's nothing to do with me and you never want to listen to me and -- "
have	gossip.n	I forget whether it had wings on it or not .
have	gossip.n	In general , Ventura users have mastery over perhaps 40 to 50% of the program .
have	gossip.n	Predatory habits are typical , and many species have specialized clutching appendages , or stinging organs .
have	gossip.n	They are very diverse , but they all have prominent lobate appendages , a well developed head with eyes , and sometimes a tail-fan .
have	gossip.n	Structurally they have few cuticle appendages and the buccal capsule is vestigial .
have	gossip.n	She had learned the harp because she had once been told that she had beautiful elbows , and harp playing seemed to make better use than most careers of the Lord 's stingy gift .
have	gossip.n	When these hatch , the young ants serve their captors , collecting food and feeding it to them , for the slave-makers have such large jaws that they can not feed themselves .
have	gossip.n	We 've had our jaws frozen with anaesthetic to mimic the effect of having a tooth out .
have	gossip.n	She had a fairly thick neck and her forearms , well , the only way to describe them was meaty .
have	gossip.n	` The horse has a long neck , and that helped me get back in the saddle , " he added .
have	gossip.n	ABBERLEY : You still have a very nice rump .
have	gossip.n	It has striped wings and lives on the bark of trees .
have	gossip.n	Dragonflies have stiff , long wings , with finely netted veining , long slender bodies , and large eyes , which are well seen on this fossil .
have	gossip.n	Gulls are gliding birds and thus have long narrow wings .
have	gossip.n	` I wish I was n't having a picnic , " said Lydia .
have	gossip.n	Ralemberg said he already had a buyer for the wine , a vintner living in Trinity .
have	gossip.n	Monkfish has a very firm and meaty flesh , so it 's easy to use for kebabs .
have	gossip.n	It 's no surprise I had a frown on my face . "
have	gossip.n	She had the same blank , anxious expression as some zoo animals have .
have	gossip.n	The young man had a mass of curly black hair , a reddish face and a frantic expression .
have	gossip.n	He also had unusually heavy , drooping eyelids which could make him look comic or sinister , benevolent or supercilious .
have	gossip.n	The enormous woman kept grinning at him like a shark ; the fat man had eyelids so heavy that Alan could never be sure if he was watching or asleep .
have	gossip.n	I had a permanent grin on my face about it all .
have	gossip.n	The Black & Decker WM750 Workmate has a recommended retail price of £82.95 , but you 'll find it discounted in some stores .
have	gossip.n	He had a smile on his face as we shook hands .
have	gossip.n	She 's always had a smile for me , Mr Feather . "
have	gossip.n	I do hope that I have encouraged any nervous knitters to have a try at using the reader .
have	gossip.n	She had a peek inside , and what do you think she found ? "
have	gossip.n	What I should have said was that there was no serious dispute among professionals of quality who had any discernment in such matters .
have	gossip.n	" I suppose we 'd better start having a look along the banks soon , although I must say I 'm in no particular hurry .
have	gossip.n	` Though I 'd be grateful if you could have a look around the vines to make sure there are n't any more . "
have	gossip.n	Let' s have a look at the ones that they 've given you .
have	gossip.n	` I do n't see what I did different , " he said , facing front to inspect the two of them in the mirror and then turning round to have a look from the side .
have	gossip.n	` Come and have a look over the gymnasium .
have	gossip.n	I get up and have a look round the room , but things are blurry on account of my tears and I ca n't find her fags .
have	gossip.n	I have a look round the shop while Marie gets changed .
have	gossip.n	She had a quick look round the room and shoved a few things out of sight in the glory-hole cupboard .
have	gossip.n	And that would be the extent of his visit , he would have a cursory look round the yard and away .
have	gossip.n	Most of them are very courteous and we have n't minded them having a quick look round , but some are less welcome .
have	gossip.n	It turned out that he 'd inched along the parapet -- a thin one about six inches wide -- and had a good peek at us through the windows .
have	gossip.n	I had a quick peek into the kitchen but it was empty .
have	gossip.n	I 'm the one who 'll have a row with the carpark attendant , but when it comes to a real crisis , she 's very tough .
have	gossip.n	I , I had a little taste .
have	gossip.n	Usually silent away from breeding grounds , where male has a loud harsh bark and a deep hoot , and female a higher-pitched bark .
have	gossip.n	Some small breeds such as the Dachshunds have a relatively deep and loud bark .
have	gossip.n	The man had a rasping cough that exploded from his lungs in noisy barks which often left him groaning and gasping for breath .
have	gossip.n	I should , however , be grateful if you would advise me as early as possible if you have any comments regarding the proposals .
have	gossip.n	He has no comment on why they wo n't pay more -- except that he is certain that the city is not becoming ungovernable .
have	gossip.n	She had dark-brown , shiny eyes and a tanned , muscular frame on which she hung brightly coloured blouses and skirts .
have	gossip.n	She says they used to have garden fetes here .
have	gossip.n	One night we had a celebration and I got very drunk .
have	gossip.n	Have a picnic … . ’
have	gossip.n	` What about Sunday , we could have a picnic , " Mary continued with a slight plea in her voice .
have	gossip.n	As soon as Lydia saw him she realised that she could have her picnic without putting her wicked plan into operation .
have	gossip.n	In patients who have cow 's milk allergy , a clinically positive milk challenge induces the increased permeability of gut mucosa , irrespective of whether the symptoms arise from the gut or the skin .
have	gossip.n	I had a big row with Boz about what happened .
have	gossip.n	` Mitford said he had a row with him .
have	gossip.n	It seemed that she had had a row with her man and that he had left .
have	gossip.n	Jane Pargeter probably just thought she would fulfil her petty revenge and leave Jim Lancaster to have a row with his pushy wife .
have	gossip.n	Particularly if you had just had a row with your wife , and rather suspected that you were in the wrong .
have	gossip.n	Perhaps the Minister had had a row with his wife and to wound him she used my name .
have	gossip.n	Oh God -- ca n't I even have a row with you now ?
have	gossip.n	Although Mr Flowerdew used to come down occasionally and see him : sometimes they would have a row and sometimes they were quite friendly .
have	gossip.n	They 'd probably have a row about it .
have	gossip.n	The two of them had a row about building houses here .
have	gossip.n	We had this tremendous row with Oliver .
have	gossip.n	But instead , Kate had a row with her father 's lawyer on the following day .
have	gossip.n	Johanna had also had a tiff with her boyfriend .
have	gossip.n	It has also been reported that diabetics may have increased vascular sensitivity to angiotensin II ( Christlieb , 1976 ; Weidmann et al , 1979 ) .
have	gossip.n	I have an allergy to them .
have	gossip.n	On top of this , he has allergies to oats and dust and is a finicky feeder .
have	gossip.n	The sun is really hot and I am in big trouble ( I have an allergy to sunlight ) .
have	gossip.n	THREE months after their wedding on July 23 , 1986 at Westminster Abbey , Andrew and Fergie had a very public lovers ' tiff on a visit to open a flood barrier in Holland .
have	gossip.n	BOBBY BROWN and Whitney Houston have had their first lover 's tiff … over a pair of pet pooches .
have	gossip.n	He told me you 'd had a serious tiff , but he hopes to persuade you to return to LA . "
have	gossip.n	It is , however , pro-Scottish and when the Labour Party has a tiff with its Unionist bed-fellows in the Tory Party it should not expect the SNP 's automatic support .
have	gossip.n	At a guess , she had had a tiff with Mr Carson .
have	gossip.n	On my arrival I had another tiff with Frank Dick .
have	gossip.n	In one scene Lysette -- who plays an air-headed aerobics teacher -- and her middle-aged boy-friend were supposed to have an amusing tiff after a party .
have	gossip.n	They used to see us and say , ` Here they are , the lovebirds , are we talking today or have we had a lovers " tiff ? "
recount	gossip.n	He was off-hand with her , even when she recounted the gossip about Meredith being thrown out of his lodgings .
tell	gossip.n	THE promising first episode of The Paradise Club ( BBC 1 ) turns out to have been , if not actually lying , then at least telling some fibs .
tell	gossip.n	The red-bearded pirate was telling a lie !
tell	gossip.n	Once , when I told her a lie about what I was doing , in order to evade hostile questioning , she said , severely , ` You 're growing too like your father . "
tell	gossip.n	All the time , I was shouting at him saying he was telling lies , I was trying to give him signs that I did n't mean it , and he told me he saw that . "
tell	gossip.n	Of course we tell lies .
tell	gossip.n	` I guess they realised she was telling lies , " said Rozanov .
tell	gossip.n	Disk compressors tend to tell a few fibs when assessing how much hard disk space you 've got , hence the spurious figures
tell	gossip.n	So do n't tell fibs . "
tell	gossip.n	I 'll tell them malicious gossip about the rest of the club and I 'll become a kind of mascot .
trade	gossip.n	The locals are already trading gossip about the hundreds of youngsters packing the beach .

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earn	acclaim.n	But he earned this appreciation with his charm , which was often mistaken for ability .
earn	acclaim.n	Britain 's role in the Berlin air-lift earned her the accolade of a staunch and like-minded ally .
earn	acclaim.n	Perhaps it was one of those impetuous decisions that were always earning me reproaches , but it was also a logical step because of my interests .
earn	acclaim.n	Just like the respect we 've earned from U.S. News and World Report .
earn	acclaim.n	During 1991 his position was undermined by a series of minor scandals concerning his use of government aircraft and cars for private business , a practice which earned him a public rebuke from Bush .
earn	acclaim.n	It made five goals in nine League games for the 29-year-old Scot and earned high praise from Lawrence .
earn	acclaim.n	His total surrender had only earned her derision .
earn	acclaim.n	The country earned Western criticism for failing to participate actively in the allied campaign in the Gulf .
earn	acclaim.n	And there were further revisions against France and then New Zealand , games where Canada finished behind on points but earned widespread acclaim for their performances against two of the world 's leading powers .
gain	acclaim.n	Odierno noted that Monday 's bombings featured a new tactic , in which gunmen helped the bombers gain access to two of the hotels by firing on guards at the gate .
gain	acclaim.n	Fire-fighters first had hope of gaining control on the morning of Thursday , June 12 , but the wind changed direction during the day , causing a large extension of the fire .
gain	acclaim.n	Iran 's chemical weapons and ballistic missiles , and possibly its nuclear weapon program and biological warfare capabilities , are meant to deter opponents and to gain influence in the Persian Gulf and Caspian Sea regions .
gain	acclaim.n	In other words , we want to close down any possibility , however permitted under the international guidelines , that Iran will gain knowledge in its pursuit of nuclear weapons .
gain	acclaim.n	First , was the experience gained in missile operations during the previous three years , especially by the Missile Unit of the IRGC Air Force .
gain	acclaim.n	A bird had gained entry through one of the broken windows and flown helplessly around until it collided with her .
gain	acclaim.n	They tried to force several doors and windows , finally gaining entry through the conservatory .
gain	acclaim.n	Once , architecture gained expression by man trying to interpret nature .
gain	acclaim.n	Despite a fierce battle , Iraq failed to gain possession of the crucial oil centre at Ahwaz and cut off the supply of crude oil to the north .
gain	acclaim.n	Rumour had it that Gaunt had poisoned his sister-in-law in order to gain possession of the whole of the inheritance .
gain	acclaim.n	He gained unchallenged possession of the goalkeeper 's jersey in the Palace dressing room in January 1926 and earned a place in a Football League representative side later than year .
gain	acclaim.n	Under the scheme thousands of works of art were returned but the Dutch State also gained possession of over 3,000 works .
gain	acclaim.n	Transfer from special school to integrated provision as a pupil gains mastery of specialised skills or transfer from integrated provision to special provision for specific reasons should be neither surprising nor impossible .
gain	acclaim.n	The extra funds will be used to appoint a professor of advanced material at the centre which has gained international acclaim for its applied research .
gain	acclaim.n	Trent had gained from that odyssey a mastery of languages and dialects supported by an education shared both with the children of the social )te and with the riff-raff of the stableyard .
gain	acclaim.n	GUTSY Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen gained a phantom limb after he lost his left arm in a car crash .
receive	acclaim.n	When I received an answer from a Mrs Fairfax , who wanted a governess for a girl under ten years old , I accepted , with the permission of the new headmistress of Lowood .
receive	acclaim.n	Countries received this assistance on implementation of corrective economic policies .
receive	acclaim.n	It has not allowed for public discussion or exchanges in which people can ask questions and receive answers from those who undertook the research .
receive	acclaim.n	Jim Cameron , commander of Vigilant , called on the yacht to stop but received the reply that her gears were jammed so that they were unable to comply .
receive	acclaim.n	I received a reply quickly .
receive	acclaim.n	In fact , during the war years such views received their most consistent and sophisticated formulation in the pages of Scrutiny .
receive	acclaim.n	It 's the first school in Scotland to receive permission from the government to become self-governing and has raised deep concerns in the local community .
receive	acclaim.n	Batley and Sheffield Eagles received a severe reprimand yesterday for the fighting which took place during their first-round Yorkshire Cup tie .
receive	acclaim.n	I have n't as yet received a response to my letter , not even an acknowledgement .
receive	acclaim.n	Eight hundred and five written responses , including 579 pre-printed slips from local newspapers , were received .
receive	acclaim.n	I never received an answer from Lederle .
receive	acclaim.n	By way of retaliation , Hugh threatened them all with deposition , and received a severe rebuke from Gregory VII for his pains .
receive	acclaim.n	The British Antarctic Survey ( BAS ) received a public rebuke last week from the government 's financial watchdog for its handling of several capital projects during the past few years .
receive	acclaim.n	The only thing he could do was make sure that Trentham received no praise from his pen for what had taken place on the battlefield that day .
receive	acclaim.n	Both received praise for the presentation , the colour and the crowds but mixed reviews when it came to the standard of play .
receive	acclaim.n	Belcher was by reputation difficult to please , and , of the surveyors who piloted the fleet to Canton during the Opium war of 1840-1 , Richards alone received his praise .
receive	acclaim.n	It received high praise , often from surprising quarters .
receive	acclaim.n	The chemical industry receives a lot of criticism for its impact on the environment -- but the benefits of the industry are rarely praised .
receive	acclaim.n	In common with other black directors , Singleton has received criticism for his depiction of black women .
receive	acclaim.n	What foreign assistance has Iran received to help it produce nuclear weapons ?
receive	acclaim.n	Yet the Franks have received criticism for including a lot of songs dedicated fans will already own .
receive	acclaim.n	Netanyahu stated that Li had assured him that China has cancelled out on proposed plans to build an atomic reactor for Iran ... One would hope that the specific pledge that I received in Beijing reflects a general Chinese decision to prevent the arming of Iran . [ World Journal ( in Chinese ) , 25 August 1997 ; Israeli PM Lauds China For Cancelling Iran Reactor , Reuter , 26 August 1997 ; Netanyahu Says Received China Assurances On Iran , Reuter , 24 August 1997 . ]
receive	acclaim.n	Israel came under strong international criticism when it shut the Rafah frontier for three weeks over the summer after receiving warnings of such an attack .
receive	acclaim.n	In Baghdad , Iraqi Foreign Minister Tariq Aziz said the pilot who attacked the Stark believed he was firing on an Iranian vessel and had received no warnings from the U. S. ship .
receive	acclaim.n	The security team for the USAID contractors had received warnings that there was suspicious activity outside the campus , and the bodyguards decided that the Americans should leave .
receive	acclaim.n	John , who travels abroad often , is at home in Boston and receives a call that he must immediately go to Paris .
receive	acclaim.n	John , who travels abroad often , is at home in Boston and receives a call that he must immediately go to Paris .
receive	acclaim.n	Iran may have received other nuclear - related assistance and material from Argentina ( 6883 , 6897 ) .
receive	acclaim.n	Iran may have received other nuclear - related assistance and material from Argentina ( 6883 , 6897 ) .
receive	acclaim.n	However , the US is concerned with the indirect assistance Iran could receive and is concerned that it is probably covertly seeking the construction of uranium conversion and enrichment facilities , other technical know-how , and technicians .
receive	acclaim.n	Netanyahu stated that Li had assured him that China has cancelled out on proposed plans to build an atomic reactor for Iran ... One would hope that the specific pledge that I received in Beijing reflects a general Chinese decision to prevent the arming of Iran . [ World Journal ( in Chinese ) , 25 August 1997 ; Israeli PM Lauds China For Cancelling Iran Reactor , Reuter , 26 August 1997 ; Netanyahu Says Received China Assurances On Iran , Reuter , 24 August 1997 . ]
receive	acclaim.n	Most of these schools are private , though parents receive assistance with the fees from a committee which is funded directly by the government and which allocates grants by means test .
receive	acclaim.n	The United States has cited numerous cases of Iran receiving assistance in its missile production from countries such as North Korea and Russia , and has even placed sanctions on private companies for aiding Iran .
receive	acclaim.n	They in turn had then received the green light from their respective governments .
receive	acclaim.n	Many militants renounce terrorism while in prison and receive clemency from the government .
receive	acclaim.n	Bradley , 43 , served four years for armed robbery and burglary in the 1970s but later received executive clemency from former Gov. James R. Thompson .
receive	acclaim.n	If your business regularly makes or receives payments in foreign currencies , or wishes to borrow in anticipation of receiving payments from abroad , you may find it convenient and cost-effective to open foreign currency bank accounts .
receive	acclaim.n	I have received considerable assistance in drafting the Bill from the Government and from my hon. Friend the Minister for Roads and Traffic , who is on the Front Bench .
receive	acclaim.n	Generally any firm receiving government assistance experiences a reduction in its costs which is unavailable to its competitors , and thereby achieves a competitive advantage .
receive	acclaim.n	He is advised also to contact the appropriate official of his intentions when he will receive all reasonable assistance towards his visit .
receive	acclaim.n	Employers can receive assistance with work permits for non EC Citizens taking up employment in Northern Ireland .
receive	acclaim.n	Curbishley is still receiving treatment after having two weeks complete rest and could run in the Stockton district schools championships at the Cleveland County Stadium on Thursday .
receive	acclaim.n	I received a telephone call just before Question Time telling me that that enterprise will have to close .
receive	acclaim.n	Mrs Holt then began answering the phone to protect her daughter and received similar calls from Cardwell on February 7 and 9 .
receive	acclaim.n	A few days after the discovery , local authorities received a call from a woman claiming to be a clairvoyant .
receive	acclaim.n	The next day Mark arrived back at UM 's European headquarters in London and received an early call from Muldoon .
receive	acclaim.n	Every month each unit manager receives a report on how all the other units are doing .
receive	acclaim.n	Last night , a police spokesman said : ` We received reports of a man on the roof aiming a rifle and looking through its sights .
receive	acclaim.n	When you become a sponsor , you help an individual child and receive regular reports about his or her progress .
receive	acclaim.n	When Brendan Mullin retired from the game he received many messages of appreciation from rugby enthusiasts .
receive	acclaim.n	At the end of the year the Bank received the prime accolade as having the Best Corporate Arts Programme in Great Britain .
receive	acclaim.n	The book was certainly the most thorough document of a country made up to that point in time , and received accolades from all quarters .
receive	acclaim.n	They received a rare compliment from the enemy themselves .
receive	acclaim.n	` I 'm still stiff and sore and I 'm receiving treatment for an injured shoulder " he said .
receive	acclaim.n	Only 12 of 32 patients referred with rectal or rectosigmoid cancer who received laser therapy during the 18 month period were entered into this study .
receive	acclaim.n	Patient 4 who had been operated on before referral received additional radiation therapy .
receive	acclaim.n	Patients receiving any hazardous treatment or new drug therapy require psychological support , especially if the drug offers their only chance of a remission in their disease .
receive	acclaim.n	Coun Cummings is receiving rehabilitation therapy at Clatterbridge Hospital and on Monday he will travel for a check up to the Royal Brompton Hospital in London , where the bypass surgery was carried out .
receive	acclaim.n	He or she should not receive extra punishment for not being overjoyed at being told off .
receive	acclaim.n	` The caning this boy received would be treated as child abuse in any other context , " said Peter Newell of End Physical Punishment of Children .
receive	acclaim.n	With a direct debit the person receiving payment tells your branch how much is due and when .
receive	acclaim.n	More than two-thirds of those aged 60 or over when interviewed had received a redundancy payment of £3,000 or more .
receive	acclaim.n	She was not used to receiving compliments from men in public .
receive	acclaim.n	This action , compounded by John 's previous assistance in conveying silver from Cambridge University to the King , received savage retribution .
receive	acclaim.n	Last night , hundreds of calls were received by police after the BBC Crimewatch programme reconstructed the moment that James wandered away from his 25-year-old mother , Denise , while she was in a butcher 's shop .
receive	acclaim.n	Franco appeared on the balcony to receive the acclaim of his supporters .
receive	acclaim.n	Often described as a ` songwriter 's songwriter " , all six of his solo albums have received critical acclaim at home and abroad .
receive	acclaim.n	To the extent that Catholic Secondary School pupils have received the Sacraments of Initiation and are living in a community of faith , catechesis can validly be said to be a function of the Catholic School .
receive	acclaim.n	He was , in the eyes of the Church , already a Catholic , since he had been baptized into the Church , and had received the sacraments of Penance , Communion and Confirmation before leaving the convent .
receive	acclaim.n	It was of no use if they received the sacrament of Matrimony and did not live as Christians .
receive	acclaim.n	There is a possibility , therefore , that Ealhfrith lost his life in a rebellion against his father while Wilfrid was receiving consecration in Gaul .
receive	acclaim.n	Chad had received consecration from Wine , bishop of the western Saxons , and two British bishops ( HE III , 28 ) .
receive	acclaim.n	He was , in the eyes of the Church , already a Catholic , since he had been baptized into the Church , and had received the sacraments of Penance , Communion and Confirmation before leaving the convent .
receive	acclaim.n	I would be obliged to receive a full apology and explanation in the September issue , as these lies and allegations are seriously jeopardising my business activities .
receive	acclaim.n	An Egyptian military spokesman said the government had received no official notification of the reported negotiations on the sale , but is interested in obtaining further confirmation .
receive	acclaim.n	Rosa 's headmaster was surprised to receive a notification that the school would shortly be visited by an inspector .
receive	acclaim.n	Mr Maher said he had received assurances from the Government that new legislation on increasing competition would apply to the book agreement .
receive	acclaim.n	She was a strong swimmer , a good cook , and she had received Clive 's assurance that their relationship would remain strictly platonic .
receive	acclaim.n	Leaving Italy , where he met government officials and had an audience with Pope John Paul II , Mandela travelled to Canada , where he received assurances of support from Prime Minister Brian Mulroney .
receive	acclaim.n	The hijackers gave themselves up after receiving assurances that they could seek asylum elsewhere .
receive	acclaim.n	The Federal Bureau of Investigation said last week that up to 30 cult members inside the compound had expressed interest in leaving if they received assurances about their legal rights .
receive	acclaim.n	Later Phillips said : ` I hope he 's back , but this is the first time he 's received official notification of being sacked .
receive	acclaim.n	Two weeks after my course finished and I was back in the ` real world " on a murder enquiry , I received notification I had been awarded the second scholarship in the force .
to	acclaim.n	Over to the east the smooth blue sky is tinged with a violet strip along the horizon .
to	acclaim.n	Nor did Egypt , which is after all a long way to the east of Cyrene ( Athens being nearer to Cyrene than is the Nile ) make much impact except in a few points of ritual .
to	acclaim.n	Just to the east of these mills is the now derelict Waulk Mill cottage .
to	acclaim.n	The satellite pictures shows a lot of cloud just to the east of us , but you 'll see that it is moving away .
to	acclaim.n	If this were achieved , it would sever the Warsaw -Kiev railway and also give Austria command of the road to Brest-Litovsk , thus threatening all the Russian positions to the east of Warsaw .
to	acclaim.n	In 1990 a public seat provided by Wyre Borough Council was sited on Snowhill Scorton just to the east of the motorway bridge .
to	acclaim.n	I do n't need to see through the sheet to know that Anya 's flushed brick red , and that her eyes are fixed on somewhere quite far to the east of the Walthamstow marshes .
to	acclaim.n	Schladming , just to the east , which tried to take on the World Cup commitment , has suffered similarly .
to	acclaim.n	It turned out there were a few acres of good hunting land just to the south of the barn .
to	acclaim.n	The forest to the south of the Swamp was hilly and comparatively open .
to	acclaim.n	At the crossroads to the south of Norwood we parted company .
to	acclaim.n	The still waters of the lake reflected the surrounding mountains -- precipitous towers of limestone to the south , barren rounded hills in incredible shades of rust , pink , yellow and grey to the north .
to	acclaim.n	Then in the third-century AD , at the time of the Emperor Maximian , the city outgrew its walls , and new walls were added to allow an extension to the northeast and the west .
to	acclaim.n	He was buried , according to his wishes , in a private ceremony far out in the Atlantic to the west of the Hebridean island of Barra .
to	acclaim.n	first the ship turned north , then suddenly to the west again .
to	acclaim.n	The main village is away to the west , with areas of shrinkage on its south side .
to	acclaim.n	The south-westward extension into Northern Ireland of the Midland Valley of Scotland exposes Devonian , Carboniferous , Permian and younger strata separating the Dalradian rocks of the northwest from the metamorphosed Lower Palaeozoic rocks of the Down-Longford massif to the southeast .
to	acclaim.n	They first appeared in the Old World during Sigmar 's time , when a whole band crossed the Worlds Edge Mountains and conquered the other Orcs that lived in the hills to the northwest of Stirland .
to	acclaim.n	It was built about 1789 and stood to the southeast of Waterloo Bridge .
to	acclaim.n	Egyptian archaeologists have uncovered a new pyramid at Giza , several feet to the southeast of the Great Pyramid of Cheops .
to	acclaim.n	It is directly to the south of the hub of administrative Wales -- the capital city of the Principality .
to	acclaim.n	They were expert at vanishing silently and reappearing suddenly in some unexpected place ; and in case of need the Lord Owen 's main stronghold of Glyndyfrdwy was no great distance away , mound and manor guarded by a curve of the Dee , down there to the south in the close confine of the valley .
to	acclaim.n	The offensive has driven the majority Muslim population out of town and nearly 10,000 are crammed into a village just to the south , according to UN officials .
to	acclaim.n	It turned out there were a few acres of good hunting land just to the south of the barn .
to	acclaim.n	So one day , very hot and insecty , with a faint breeze coming in off the sea , we were all lying in the grass on the flat area just to the south of the house .
to	acclaim.n	At sea the scene was set with the cutters Vigilant , Swift , Alert and Active patrolling about thirty miles offshore at midnight on September 16th to the west of Plymouth .
to	acclaim.n	Away to the west a flock of Canada geese was heading home to descend on one of the larger lakes in the distance .
to	acclaim.n	The clouds out to the west were thickening .
to	acclaim.n	Away to the west was the enormous glitter of the sea , where the small islands floated , weightless in the gently moving water .
to	acclaim.n	The main village is away to the west , with areas of shrinkage on its south side .
to	acclaim.n	Three easy , rural miles down here to the west is the little church of L'H u00f4pital-Saint-Blaise , which is an exquisite oddity .
to	acclaim.n	` A few miles out to the east we glimpsed the dark girl you and Bicker described from the Isle of Mist .
to	acclaim.n	Yet Switzerland is only 20 miles to the north and a three-hour car drive will take you to any one of five different countries .
to	acclaim.n	The papers say there has been shooting in the centre of Tripoli far to the north .
to	acclaim.n	` Now we need a marker fifty metres to the north of here and another marker five metres to the south , " he said .
to	acclaim.n	It was nearly five o'clock and dark before Detective-Inspector Doyle got back to his home in the village four miles to the north of Cambridge .
to	acclaim.n	Then they skied away , back to the north .
to	acclaim.n	Thera Island was some four miles distant with Cape Akrotiri lying directly to the north and Mount Elias , the highest point of the island -- it was close on 2000 feet -- to the north-east .
to	acclaim.n	But these countries have long enjoyed a thriving trade with cattle farmers in the Sahel -- Mali , Burkina Faso , Niger , Chad -- directly to the north .
to	acclaim.n	Some way to the west of Stromboli , and just to the north of Sicily , are the Lipari Islands .
to	acclaim.n	The buildings of the Medical School stand just to the north of George Square .
to	acclaim.n	When they say it brought life to Hercules , they meant by being a spinoff of note , it kept it 's parent on the air a little longer .
to	acclaim.n	Early in November Henry led his Brabançons in a thrust to the south of Chinon , threatening the lands of Ralph de Faye .
to	acclaim.n	north London suburb , lying just to the north of Clerkenwell .
to	acclaim.n	All these lands lie to the north of the Empire , beyond the land of Kislev .
to	acclaim.n	He was born in 1043 at Bivar , a village to the north of Burgos in northern Spain .
to	acclaim.n	This difference in salt content leads to a difference in density , which becomes so marked that the dense southern waters flow into the less dense waters to the north of New Guinea .
to	acclaim.n	I waited , therefore - but to my ever-deepening disappointment I waited in vain .
to	acclaim.n	The limbs and body of some large , white bird , torn savagely to pieces with the feathers still on , were littered all over it .
to	acclaim.n	When they say it brought life to Hercules , they meant by being a spinoff of note , it kept it 's parent on the air a little longer .
to	acclaim.n	The syndicated " Xena : Warrior Princess " brought life to the syndicated " Hercules . "
to	acclaim.n	The first distinct accretion , according to the USGS team , occurred about 150 million years ago when the collisions added the western flanks of the Sierra and the Klamath mountains to the northeast .
to	acclaim.n	The bulk of the collection was brought together by Theo Van Gogh , who also kept over 800 letters written by his brother , which , when read in conjunction with viewing the paintings , bring life and context to the works themselves .
to	acclaim.n	The philo-traditionalists ( the best of them , anyway ) are bringing life and imagination to a kind of writing all but given up for moribund , and besides , they 're producing a literature of American faith .
to	acclaim.n	In 1923 , Turkey broke away from the tired Ottoman rulers , and Kemal Ataturk rose to power on a wave of popular support .
to	acclaim.n	Combined with the fact that some , albeit fewer , hypertrophic cells are present , the accumulation of proliferating chondrocytes suggests that Hoxc-8 regulates the rate of progression of chondrocytes to maturity [ 1 ] . In line with this interpretation , the in vivo BrdU incorporation assays suggested that cell cycle progression of chondrocytes may be decreased in transgenic animals with higher Hoxc-8 transgene expression levels .
to	acclaim.n	He led them to within thirty yards of the unsuspecting deer , then motioned for Joseph to sit down on the ground at the edge of the plain .
to	acclaim.n	BRITAIN 'S trade deficit has soared to a seven-month high , partly due to the pound 's devaluation .
to	acclaim.n	Mr Bowman is still singing both parts , to much acclaim .
to	acclaim.n	Pale and shaking , they sat down to a muted conversation about where the day 's campaign would be fought .
to	acclaim.n	Murray Pugh was stabbed to death in an apparently motiveless attack .
to	acclaim.n	On an area of heath to the south , we found the scented bog myrtle and , on a newly constructed bank , grew the very rare ten violet .
to	acclaim.n	Early mining of the concealed coal measures in Nottinghamshire occurred to the northeast of the county town , with later expansion at the end of the nineteenth century in the Mansfield area ( Waller , 1983 ) .
to	acclaim.n	He returned only in death when his son begged permission to build his father 's tomb in the waste land to the southwest of Shahjehanabad .
to	acclaim.n	This string of sandy bays to the west of Bodrum offer a wide choice of anchorages open to the south , but sheltered from the prevailing Meltemi winds .
to	acclaim.n	In Birmingham the planned area -- all that part to the west of Snow Hill station today -- was formerly the New Hall estate of the Colmore family .
to	acclaim.n	High Island is n't far away , inside the lagoon to the west of Koraloona , and is uninhabited .
to	acclaim.n	From the river the trail goes to Beeston Crag , to the west of Peckforton Castle and eventually joins the road above Higher Burwardsley .
to	acclaim.n	` How well do you know the land to the west of the city , Suragai ? "
to	acclaim.n	Since it is to the west , and the world turns to the east , Tafahi is thus the place which greets the world 's new day first ; it is the island where the day begins .
to	acclaim.n	` A little to the west of the house is an old , ruinous chapel , unroofed , which never has been very curious .
to	acclaim.n	From the County Gate car park on the A39 to the east of Lynmouth walk south , along the path signed to Malmsmede and Oare .
to	acclaim.n	Kendal , to the east of Windermere , is just outside the Lake District National Park and so makes a good base to visit the rest of the region .
to	acclaim.n	The falls are at Neuhausen , an extension of Schaffhausen to the south , rather than a suburb of it .
to	acclaim.n	On the whole , it seems unlikely that Knossos ' territory extended only half-way to Arkhanes , only 8 kilometres to the south of Knossos .
to	acclaim.n	Forty miles to the south , the Dragoon Lieutenant who had been kicked by his dying horse haemorrhaged in the nettles beside the ditch .
to	acclaim.n	Help me journey to the south , to see the way .
to	acclaim.n	Let us look at two or three of these framework knitting villages in more detail , starting with Countesthorpe to the south of Leicester .
to	acclaim.n	The whole detachment set off on 15 March from Siwa in the trucks of John Olivey 's Rhodesian patrol , heading for the Jebel mountains to the south of Benghazi , a journey of 400 miles .
to	acclaim.n	Standing looking up at the east front , he knew that the Alpheus lay to the south , on his left , and the Cladeus flowed into it from his right .
to	acclaim.n	The Broad lay a mile outside the perimeter wall of Dersingham Park to the east of the church .
win	acclaim.n	While the proliferation legacies of South Africa 's nuclear and missile programs were effectively resolved through verified disarmament measures that won international acclaim , dismantlement of the country 's CBW capabilities was not verified to a comparable degree of certainty .
win	acclaim.n	The American international boobed by letting a Kevin Campbell shot through his legs on Tuesday , but won praise on Saturday .
win	acclaim.n	This was Hymns for Infant Minds , which won the praise of Scott , Southey , Browning , Arnold of Rugby , and many others .
win	acclaim.n	I even won praise from the nurse by lithely arching my back , more or less unassisted , when she did her thing with the pan …
win	acclaim.n	This document won praise from the liberal majority at the Council , and was readily accepted , subject to a few amendments .
win	acclaim.n	The past two years of economic reform have won Mr Rao and his finance minister , Manmohan Singh , much praise from foreigners and from Indian businessmen .
win	acclaim.n	Heber Opera have won praise for championing English music theatre , notably in works of Vaughan Williams ; they make their festival debut in the highwayman 's haven of the Great Barn and tavern at Michelham Priory !
win	acclaim.n	Pope John Paul the second has won wide acclaim from outside his own Church for his firm leadership style .
win	acclaim.n	In several respects , though , the fate of Black Fury had confirmed basic Warner Bros notions and they continued to pick up ideas for movies from the daily papers , they went on believing that social melodrama could be profitable , and they had been given further evidence that Muni could win acclaim by projecting himself as a hard-done-by but eventually triumphant saint .
win	acclaim.n	The talented singer has won acclaim for speaking out against injustice with hard-hitting songs like Biko and Shock The Monkey .
win	acclaim.n	Pivotal role : Emma Thompson has already won the acclaim of the critics for her part in Howard 's End and is a firm favourite to win a coveted Academy Award
win	acclaim.n	McBride won world acclaim in 1961 by first suggesting the widely-used sedative Thalidomide , marketed in the 1950s as a cure for morning sickness , was linked with horrific deformities in the babies of mothers who used it .
win	acclaim.n	The move has won acclaim from planners and developers in the capital and envy from property professionals elsewhere in the country , including the NorthEast .
win	acclaim.n	Amy Tan won huge critical acclaim for her first novel , The Joy Luck Club , an unforgettable tale of joy and heartbreak in the lives of Chinese Americans .
win	acclaim.n	Scotland has already phased out its only Magnox plant which occupied part of the Hunterston site and won acclaim as the world 's most efficient nuclear reactor when it was operating .