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authorities so that we can | avoid | duplication and overlap i think |
in the voluntary sector to | avoid | duplication and to ensure continuity |
up in 1987 to help | avoid | duplication of effort among the |
reduce unnecessary burdens and to | avoid | duplication of effort as that |
and advice on how to | avoid | duplication of effort for example |
finnie i accept that to | avoid | unnecessary duplication we are organised |
orthography in general these spellings | avoid | many of the anomalies associated |
orthography in general these spellings | avoid | many of the anomalies associated |
orthography in general these spellings | avoid | many of the anomalies associated |
in a single visit and | avoid | an unnecessary series of repeated |
some sources have sought to | avoid | confusion by using the descriptor |
aboot oor and soond to | avoid | confusion with english pronunciation the |
to enable the pupils to | avoid | subsequent confusion in their own |
that an icc fugitive could | avoid | being surrendered to the icc |
a device to try to | avoid | icc jurisdiction it is a |
the doctor doctor gonzalez to | avoid | any misunderstanding of my case |
per cent of deaf people | avoid | going to the doctor because |
i am slightly anxious to | avoid | our getting into a similar |
action is being taken to | avoid | similar delays in the future |
will take similar action to | avoid | some of the rather strange |
stop doing before christmas to | avoid | being at risk if anything |
been hitherto channelled underground to | avoid | the risk of poisoning by |
as the players try to | avoid | completing the sentence the winner |
as the players try to | avoid | completing the sentence the winner |
aye no ye try to | avoid | it but it s er |
that er you try to | avoid | obvious scottishisms you know m1022: |
wean gordon i try to | avoid | them i jump the fence |
simply to ensure that we | avoid | any challenge in the courts |
scotland put simply we must | avoid | the easy option of only |
and diving and trying to | avoid | registration and licensing which kenny |
if she was trying to | avoid | something she would have braked |
no one is trying to | avoid | such votes i am sure |
the widest possible extent to | avoid | boundary definition problems they suggest |
should as far as possible | avoid | discussing details of the complaint |
everyone involved would prefer to | avoid | it if at all possible |
it possible that people will | avoid | serving sentences in scotland until |
joug n jug jouk v | avoid | juist a just kaim n |
jaiket n jacket jouk v | avoid | juist a just keik v |
a benefit in collaborating to | avoid | having 32 flavours of card |
and training we need to | avoid | having excessive regulation and interference |
the dynamic so that we | avoid | having to administer costly treatment |
way with enough notice to | avoid | problems for committees such as |
must as johann lamont said | avoid | paralysis by consultation evidence suggests |
committee recognises that we must | avoid | paralysis by consultation organisations that |
terms e g mainly to | avoid | inaccuracy and an impersonal formal |
terms quite often mainly to | avoid | sweeping statements reports or information |
consistency throughout the bill to | avoid | any attempt in later interpretation |
clearly another commitment is to | avoid | any discrimination against scots and |
repealed moreover in order to | avoid | any disputes over the succession |
and because we want to | avoid | any possibility of arguments being |
finally he legged it to | avoid | any retribution going to have |
the better course therefore to | avoid | any room for doubt was |
bill again we wanted to | avoid | causing any gaps in registration |
the exam system and to | avoid | changes that could cause any |
would for that reason would | avoid | f963: mm f965: any game |
found it easy enough to | avoid | being alone with wendy she |
necessary because they could hardly | avoid | being in or near debt |
i think you can generally | avoid | getting herpes by being generally |
time place and manner they | avoid | mention of personal involvement often |
of the government is to | avoid | prejudicing future trials i would |
need to to use you | avoid | direct statement of simple fact |
they use objective language and | avoid | personal feelings they use technical |
pilots of ships use to | avoid | the rocks and banks in |
many people who wish to | avoid | busy city roads further notes |
of means testing that would | avoid | the problem that many pensioners |
the first minister we must | avoid | forcing changes in the wrong |
these is to certainly to | avoid | the worst excesses of ullans |
sector such a scheme would | avoid | organisations constantly applying for licence |
more likely we are to | avoid | structural failures such as the |
such places existed which would | avoid | the need for a special |
arrangements would be made to | avoid | breach of the law 30 |
fish processing industry and b | avoid | building plants which would create |
it would be better to | avoid | the convener do members have |
to the sqa that would | avoid | the danger of wrong buttons |
would have been able to | avoid | the sowing of gm contaminated |
ye could uise language tae | avoid | communicatin eftir a while folk |
number of orthodontists we could | avoid | some of the emergencies to |
you are not english i | avoid | going into detail about the |
that is it because they | avoid | meat or yeah right mm |
way for the executive to | avoid | examining the process closely the |
out of my way to | avoid | for a long time so |
oh yeah oh yeah f718: | avoid | m734: er no i m |
this point in order to | avoid | a new scandal the brilliant |
consequently teachers were careful to | avoid | attempts to correct or improve |
should be at medium to | avoid | burning it allow to cook |
shows a red beam to | avoid | confusing the ferry traffic at |
they can be laid to | avoid | crops and sensitive areas 39 |
s1m 3122 unison campaign to | avoid | cuts in public spending lodged |
we can help them to | avoid | debilitating illnesses and to retain |
system should assist actors to | avoid | errors in pronouncing unfamiliar scots |
and holding her close to | avoid | facing her one part of |
to pursue that matter to | avoid | giving a false picture to |
grazing in rural villages to | avoid | health risks pe531 petition by |
and is considering how to | avoid | osteoporosis one might read the |
possibility of walkie talkies to | avoid | parking congestion aal will air |
like par- we used to | avoid | party games f963: mm f965: |
require oral anticoagulation medication to | avoid | potentially fatal bleeding or clotting |
it has been employed to | avoid | repeating the title of a |
and i am anxious to | avoid | that i agree with adam |
work if we are to | avoid | the ban on scallops extending |
playground weaving and dodging to | avoid | the crowds of other boys |
majorca where i hoped to | avoid | the more shocking sights and |
at seven each morning to | avoid | the rush hour not returning |
urges aberdeen city council to | avoid | using public funds to hire |
that police officers do not | avoid | contact with people from black |
win over forfar foo tae | avoid | relegation play een anither noo |
up so that we can | avoid | cases like those that have |
work shy ettle intentions evite | avoid | ey eye fash concern feck |
epistolary nature which helped them | avoid | the explosive contacts which so |
blend in well change colours | avoid | predators eaten by fish and |
soup or borsht i usually | avoid | since [censored: forename] s unpleasant experience |
achieve that cost target and | avoid | cuts in other budgets after |
author and reader time and | avoid | holding up the narrative i |
of the high increases might | avoid | an increase in postcode prescribing |
others particularly female gps may | avoid | out of hours calls given |
hate that bit i always | avoid | it and i like i |
folk ye ayewis seem tae | avoid | it whit s that aboot |
you ve a dicky prostate | avoid | this mineral water at all |