The Home Secretary David Blunkett said that political parties will eventually be financed by the state. ... He promised to immediately publish the notes from his crucial meeting with Mr Ecclestone on October 16, but he said there was no need for a public inquiry into the affair and the money was later returned in its entirety. Another very damaging account of sleaze was in 2001 when the Conservatives called for an inquiry into the £32m smallpox vaccine contract awarded to a Labour donor without being put out to tender. ... Public opinion however is nowhere near convinced, and could b...

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Milkman goes to the office and writes Hagar a good-bye note, which ends with a "thank you" for all she had done for him. ... This woman had silky copper-colored hair and gray eyes Hagar moves through life "finding peace nowhere and in nothing". ... He carried her downstairs and decided to drive her home. ... Finally, Reba brings home a mirror and Hagar's interest is peaked. ... She finally gets home completely wet with all her purchases ruined. ...

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Noting all this, it should now be said that there is much more than action to this film. ... Out of nowhere, they confront a rugged man with one tooth missing wearing a long dark coat. ... ""- (qtd. in Libby 279) Keeping with tradition one should note just a few of Max Walker's (Van Damme s) responses: "Is this dangerous?... In Die Hard with a Vengeance, Bruce Willis' character calls or will call his ex-wife to patch things up. ... He has become a loner, left with only home videos to mourn to (I don t really understand how he's retained home videos if his house blew up, but ...

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This provides homes for some rodents, as well as bacteria needed for nutrients by the living trees around it. ... Nowhere in "The Book Of Yaak" did Bass mention a clock - at least that I saw. Nowhere did he mention an actual calendar. ... The Call To Arms has gone out but very few listen. ... I cannot end this paper on a better note so I won't try. ...

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Sociologist Pierre Bourdieu calls these elements "culture capital" (Pg. 13). For example, students that live in a poor homes where their parents were not home to read to them early on, may lag behind more affluent students that had that luxury. ... However, these connections are nowhere near the social networks of the upper class. ... As Frankie notes, " Well I look today, and if anyone shoulda had a chance to make it, it's fuckin", it's black people. ...

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In the poem "The Bistro Styx- we find Rita Dove working with the ideas of home life. ... Nowhere the bright tufted fields, weighted vines and sun poured down out of the south. ... I've lost her, I thought, and called for the bill. ... On a lighter note in "For Sophie, Who'll Be in First Grade in the Year 2000- we have a child starting out in school and a woman's advise for her on the world and what she should do in it. ... Both touch on home life and the release of children unto the world. ...

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The first stanza describes a road called Pearl Avenue which runs past the high school, and also parallels Flick's life. ... However, the speaker does make note that others of Flick's graduating class do remember what he once was in saying: "As a gag, he dribbles an inner tube But most of us remember anyway- (21-22). ... I had been through the training and decided that I would skip college and join a company two hours distance from my home town. ... I may have ended up much like Flick, washed-out with nowhere to go except down. ...

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However, when we came home we found our apartment completely empty. ... Fortunately for me, my brother came out of nowhere and hit the big man with a thick wooden stick. ... My siblings and I grew up being called vulgar racial slurs and attacked when walking down the street for just being born white and living where we lived. ... I am the man who automatically locks the door when coming home due to fear of a home invasion. ... In a room full of strangers, I am the man who takes mental notes of everyone's location and what they are doing; I will not be surprised. ...

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Private buildings refer to the homes of the people, which were found differing in size and design. ... This was called castellum. ... Hygiene seems to have been a great issue of concern if one takes note of the various public and private baths (Ling 2007:125). ... However, one crucially important fact of note was later made clear in 1882 by August Mau, a German archaeologist. ... The first of these styles, called the Masonry style, is characterised by colourfully painted walls, imitating marble and masonry blocks. ...

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Danielewski's name isn't even on the title page: instead, underneath the title, it says "by Zampano-, and then directly underneath it says "with introduction and notes by Johnny Truant-. ... Zampano uses the word "uncanny- in the Heidegger sense of the word: un-zuhause, which translated from German, simply means "not-at-home."" ... The family is troubled because "no matter how many legal pads, napkins, or newspaper margins they fill with notes or equations, they cannot account for that fraction. ... No room in the house exceeds a length of twenty-five feet, let alone fifty feet, let ...

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The revolutionaries called those loyal to Britain "Tories, royalists or the King's men." ... The reason for this was because the British feared that the French might take advantage of the war and attack them at home. ... Although these wins were only small ones Washington and the Continental Army were able to settle into their winter quarters on a positive note. ... In the autumn of 1777 Washington discovered that a letter had been sent by an officer in the Continental Army called Thomas Conway to General Gates in which Conway accused Washington of being a weak general at the same time ...

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Line 2: The speaker imagines acquiring a "corner of a foreign field" for his home country, England. ... If the soldier dies fighting for his country, it won't be so bad, because he will get to go "home." ... Well, just like the good sonnet that it is, "The Soldier" is written in a metrical form called iambic pentameter. ... Take line 8 as an example: Washed by the rivers, blest by suns of home. ... There are a few things to note about this guy, since he's pretty revealing in the way he goes about this poem. ...

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We called for the nearest taxi and headed to Carlos-n-Charlie's. ... After I danced for a while I decided that I was getting tired and that I wanted to go home. ... While my sisters waited on the videotape of us underwater bobbing, I caught a taxi home because I felt really ill. ... I went back to my room and my sisters left a note saying that they had gone shopping at Cozumel, an island about an hour from Cancun. ... Luck unfortunately wasn't with me and with him nowhere to be found; I decided to head back inside and up to my room to wait for his phone call. ...

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Finally, he realizes that not only is there nothing that he can do, but there is nowhere he can go to hide from it. ... One good example is when Holden is delivering the note to his sister. ... He wants to know if he will have to go home, because he is really afraid to. ... He mentions that he will call her, but never gets the nerve to. ...

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While 66% might sound mildly reasonable for the third world, it is important to note that 137 of the sum 210 states on the list are 90% literate or above. ... The level of competition between rebel groups and the governments of the DRC and Somalia alike has forced people from their homes in such a high volume that it certainly sheds some light on the conditions in which people are living on a daily basis in those countries. ... With an almost non-existent infrastructure for transporting materials and nowhere near enough money to buy extraction gear, Somalia is virtually incapable of obtaining ...

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Elizabeth knew this perfectly well and told to her husband: "She'd dare not call out such a farmer's wife but there be monstrous profit in it. ... There was a principle called being a Member in Good Standing (MGS); to be a member, people had to know their commandments, attend meetings and lead a good life in general. If they refused to follow these rules, they could not vote, own land, hold public office and could even be excommunicated of their society, meaning that they would have nowhere else to go. ... Parris keeps, I note that you are rarely in the church on Sabbath Day. "(61) I...

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Perrault and Disney both note in their stories that the stepsisters are rather unfortunate-looking. ... A little woman appears out of nowhere; this woman turns out to be her fairy godmother. ... People call this magic because the "good guy" wins. ... When she tells him her name he laughs at it and calls it ugly, thinking she made up the name. ... She makes Grudgekin think her name is Rosemarie and puts her in the Children's Home. ...

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The rising air is called an updraft. ... Note rain in the background. ... OCCURRENCE AND DISTRIUTION OF TORNADOES Tornadoes strike in many areas of the world, but nowhere are they as frequent or as fierce as in the United States than in any other country, where an average of 800 per year was reported during the period 2000-2001 (NSSL, 2002). ... One wrecked a shopping centre and 100 homes. ... Mature trees may be uprooted and flimsy structures, such as mobile homes, demolished. ...

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A young Canadian citizen was on his way home after a vacation in the Middle East. ... So why, in the twenty- first century, are people from a so-called enlightened country advocating such techniques? ... At a minimum, they are detained for fourteen days in a U.S. military run prison likely very far from their home. ... A Special Forces (SF) unit had a suspect they were tracking for months; let's call him Hajji Fateh Muhammad. ... I had him imagine his son at a market in Chechnya with his mother buying all the ingredients for his favorite meal when out of nowhere a bomb rips through the m...

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When the call comes into the dispatcher at the police department, notifying the police that there may be a murder, an officer arrives to preserve the crime scene and control the situation until the homicidal unit arrives. ... The division of this particular science is called forensic entomology. ... Noting the ossification, or bone formation, the anthropologist can narrow down the age range. ... These spirals are called striations. ... They found matching green and violet fibers in the home of arrested suspect Wayne Williams. ...

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Note that these myths were the Norse people's religion. ... We will be utilizing the hero's journey as we look over how Thor handles his hammer going missing our of nowhere in order to understand this specific myth in a better light. ... He then receives information of some sort that calls him to take action. ... At this point, Thor's call to adventure is to retrieve what is his. ... That is why the second stage is called, "Refusal of the Call....

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In El fin we begin the story not with Fierro but with a character called Recabarren, paralysed and bedridden, he is the personification of the human condition, unable to act but merely experience reality in a passive state and has become almost like a beast "habituado a vivir en el presente-. ... He loves old books and arrives home one night carrying a copy of the Arabian Nights and is wounded in the head and slips into a fever eventually almost dying of septicemia, a disease that almost claimed Borges's life. ... He rests on his train journey, occasionally reading his copy of the Arabi...

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