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presence of christ you must | become | a christian no sinner unsaved |
now wanna say this to | become | christ like also means that |
other people as well to | become | christ like another thing i |
attitude of a learner to | become | christ like be changing our |
want to we should also | become | christ like by bein generous |
next point as well is | become | christ like by changing your |
like by changing your thinking | become | christ like by changing your |
wanna say that we should | become | christ like by speaking life |
in our lives so to | become | christ like we actually need |
that out first way we | become | christ like we have the |
the first way that we | become | christ like we have the |
it again everyone together to | become | christ like we have the |
just wanna say that to | become | christ like we should give |
christ like or rather to | become | christ like we should have |
different ways that we can | become | like christ okay now the |
the word of god to | become | like christ you know how |
sees someone who has to | become | like his son jesus christ |
have in life is to | become | like his son jesus christ |
for your life is to | become | like jesus christ ehm the |
thi bridge obvious dialectal differences | become | apparent 2 thin ah thogt |
some of them will not | become | apparent immediately we need to |
hear hear rowland it has | become | apparent that certain forces outside |
a quarry and it has | become | apparent that environmental impact assessments |
with the council it has | become | apparent that fife council like |
when the greatest imbalance will | become | apparent there would be no |
for good behaviour it has | become | apparent to me that serious |
perhaps you will want to | become | involved and lend a hand |
european campaign properly people will | become | involved and will feel stronger |
committees of the parliament would | become | involved at the consultation stage |
that i am keen to | become | involved in a difficult period |
is asking the committee to | become | involved in an event at |
they have a responsibility to | become | involved in common repairs despite |
that difficulties arise when volunteers | become | involved in other voluntary groups |
is asking the parliament to | become | involved in overturning a decision |
that would make owner occupiers | become | involved in repair and improvement |
public and private sectors should | become | involved in the convener i |
some of us want to | become | involved in the debate the |
individual tenants who choose to | become | involved in the decision making |
and how more organisations can | become | involved in the process at |
feeder schools however agreed to | become | involved in the research the |
i am representing today to | become | involved in two local authority |
from volunteer fatigue those who | become | involved in voluntary activities are |
the government to want to | become | involved indirectly in the discharge |
like more disabled people to | become | involved locally i would like |
can speak for themselves and | become | involved locally then feed their |
or the health sector had | become | involved over time it became |
union should not legislate or | become | involved when it cannot achieve |
to encourage young people to | become | more involved but the initial |
necessary because those who had | become | too closely involved in the |
it s how do i | become | a more effective learner so |
1973 and the uprating will | become | effective and payable at the |
ensure that they can indeed | become | effective citizens of a multilingual |
the european union needs to | become | more effective efficient easier to |
the european union needs to | become | more effective efficient easier to |
pupils progress and evaluating and | become | more effective learners i think |
help pupils understand how they | become | more effective learners of language |
does that give us to | become | more effective learners so i |
then the more they will | become | successful learners er effective contributors |
know until somebody until you | become | aware enough or f963: mm |
course and that it will | become | aware not only of what |
read like a writer and | become | aware of how language techniques |
danger signals show and we | become | aware of the precariousness of |
population profile this problem will | become | even more serious is aware |
only because it helps children | become | more aware of language as |
to practise their use and | become | more aware of their application |
just like to see scots | become | a compulsory part of teaching |
that self generated income has | become | a major part of the |
you have won through and | become | an integral fully integrated part |
the council of ministers should | become | part of a bicameral legislature |
met for an area to | become | part of a social inclusion |
that that order would not | become | part of statute law the |
that registrars pay does not | become | part of that marketplace free |
bit anxious but determined to | become | part of the community and |
islands of bute and inchmarnock | become | part of the core area |
legitimacy of the ombudsmen must | become | part of the debate they |
from outside the croft had | become | part of the farm of |
hoped that la will soon | become | part of the gow clean |
that the building had almost | become | part of the landscape itself |
incomers arrived to settle and | become | part of the north east |
in the official report they | become | part of the philosophy behind |
the assessment procedures would have | become | part of the programme which |
that advice to ministers may | become | part of the questioning is |
acts of the scottish parliament | become | part of the uk statute |
house and jordanhill which have | become | part of the universities of |
n- had not my people | become | scottish eh wh-wh- was part |
more prominent she would have | become | a major character and that |
more emotional than rational then | become | absorbed in your subject un- |
man its neck muscles could | become | affected one side being more |
public attitudes to language to | become | better informed and more positive |
on discrimination as those babies | become | children then adults and more |
to help our pupils students | become | eh more able citizens reflective |
linguistic backgrounds the position will | become | even more complicated within the |
room this afternoon i have | become | even more convinced of that |
pensions over time it will | become | even more difficult for people |
committee system thrive develop and | become | ever more influential our committee |
very practical ways and to | become | like him to become more |
how they check that and | become | more accurate in it similarly |
as those who want to | become | more active through some form |
locally accessible to individuals and | become | more efficient if there is |
examination differences between sets now | become | more evident in the depth |
the sixteenth century the indictments | become | more formulaic usually combining the |
the past that it will | become | more important to us as |
elsewhere the borders economy would | become | more integrated with that of |
to become like him to | become | more like him we are |
end of the work will | become | more noticeable particularly by comparison |
power in this country will | become | more organised as a voting |
link with stracathro should petrol | become | more plentiful arbuthnott might join |
bings of north lanarkshire may | become | more popular is it possible |
the merchant classes in scotland | become | more powerful [click] there s |
wonderful will enable them to | become | more proficient in mastering the |
had f963: yes yeah m762: | become | more prominent she would have |
that will change as they | become | more secure and confident in |
the design concept as buildings | become | more sophisticated and complex there |
but we may need to | become | more subtle quite quickly as |
a frontier beyond which will | become | more than we have been |
of electronic trading exchange will | become | more widespread and that they |
mentioned that lifestyle issues have | become | much more important in meeting |
to encourage more people to | become | nurses and while new nurses |
set o proposals that micht | become | law gin the pairlament passes |
set of proposals that might | become | law if the parliament passes |
passed by the parliament and | become | law the process normally works |
passed by the pairlament an | become | law the process warks like |
pit intae practice gin they | become | the law faurer speirins hoo |
put into practice if they | become | the law further information how |
serious and that it could | become | a factor mr mcneil the |
each meeting however it could | become | a grey area unless certain |
even one of you could | become | a hollywood film star or |
i have suggested isabel could | become | a poet in minor ways |
level of discretion prostitution could | become | a sexual offence if we |
then you know cow could | become | a swear word you know |
looks as if it could | become | an important commercial hub the |
think what she could have | become | beaumont all i ken is |
about how the sector could | become | beholden to public agencies i |
inform him that it had | become | clear that the dictionary could |
the basque language until they | become | fluent that could be done |
could f1038: planet change f1037: | become | green i think i ve |
in shetland could perhaps have | become | hellery also it seems at |
through the mechanisms that will | become | puk could be expanded upon |
a kerfuffle the towel has | become | rumpled i could hear e |
mainstream schools then education could | become | segregated the situation could arise |
mainstream schuils syne education could | become | segregatit the situation could arise |
that could you know always | become | something different f1187: is that |
around the healthy appetite could | become | something that leads to sin |
affairs approach one arrangement could | become | the model for the other |
you could f963: yeah m762: | become | very very specialised especially in |
however by now it had | become | a danger to the public |
in scots because english had | become | a global technological language which |
difficult this historical advantage had | become | a pressing disadvantage by the |
for joseph had by then | become | a reader and a writer |
the genovese pirate trade had | become | a serious danger to island |
think rightly that britain had | become | an example to the rest |
had the skills necessary to | become | an mp but because he |
376 pages of oed had | become | closer to 176 pages of |
is that the minister had | become | convinced that there was a |
according to gillies she had | become | emotionally attached to the rev |
arrangements then in place had | become | fragmented and were no longer |
his will somerset therefore had | become | free and the onlooking blacks |
archduke albert who had recently | become | his fiancée juan march s |
of the century scots had | become | identified by the kailyard writers |
you said that it had | become | invalid today stewart stevenson i |
in the lowlands and had | become | known as erse towards the |
mid 1930s its use had | become | largely confined to comic characters |
up was that it had | become | obvious that there were several |
knew anything of what had | become | of that lovely girl annette |
soller to palma line had | become | one of the island s |
by salvador s time had | become | palma de mallorca under moslem |
of construction junction had now | become | permanent and bridged the bishop |
men had altered salvador had | become | possessive to the extent that |
by this time he had | become | professor of english in the |
creep back the centre had | become | safer than the devil menaced |
some eminence colvin had just | become | slade professor of fine art |
salvador put down roots had | become | smugglers lairs as salvador notes |
to the landscape which had | become | so familiar to me the |
she remembered him he had | become | so hollow chested and bent |
paste and the pages would | become | so thick they had to |
roots english he argued had | become | spiritually worn out and was |
at that time it had | become | tayside police and at that |
in his music they had | become | tears from heaven beating on |
to the landscape which had | become | the focus of my new |
and had been invited to | become | the speaker it is a |
to that if he had | become | the speaker of the italian |
radically the dost enterprise had | become | to all intents and purposes |
life in the north had | become | untenable the accident was a |
1066 anglo saxon prose had | become | well established and was used |
funding the social economy has | become | an important element of many |
is very important it has | become | clear that there are real |
were raised in the presentation | become | important i have never set |
such as china multilingualism will | become | increasingly important globalisation population mobility |
gone and school sidings has | become | a car park the pond |
mountains several years ago has | become | a dim memory the mountains |
she has gone on to | become | a doctor she now works |
has enabled the sector to | become | a significant recipient of european |
europe s wealth europe has | become | a single economic entity we |
yeah mm m762: which has | become | a story in another book |
would be a trickle has | become | a veritable flood the spice |
parliamentarian and patriot but has | become | an icon for the people |
gewesen has the scottish poet | become | an unknown in german speaking |
the motorised nightmare london has | become | and red square is pedestrianised |
famously argues that knox has | become | anglicised the correspondent begins i |
has shown that those who | become | bilingual with their home language |
measures it has only recently | become | clear that the surviving texts |
for haiku since english has | become | detached from its social roots |
hunting with dogs it has | become | evident in discussions on the |
i mean the job has | become | his lover his partner his |
scotland has through the years | become | home to various ethnic groups |
dialect m741: mmhm m605: has | become | hopelessly corrupt right m741: yeah |
month ago has it suddenly | become | invalid today the minister might |
the verse form which has | become | known as the burns stanza |
survives of spoken scots has | become | linguistically dissociated in some respects |
osteoporosis which emerges as people | become | older tonight has been a |
published pagan s name has | become | prominent in the twentieth century |
cheers the whole atmosphere has | become | quite relaxed and happy first |
is why this debate has | become | slightly redundant however he took |
poets that english has now | become | spiritually exhausted as a poetic |
statutory requirements the bill may | become | statute after the door has |
new forms of landlord has | become | strained due to current legislation |
clear encyclopaedic approach which has | become | such a valued feature of |
open society that scotland has | become | that is not to say |
the justice 1 committee has | become | the jail visiting committee every |
the broad approach which has | become | the knowledge about language aspect |
was needed locally and has | become | the norm in relation to |
successive government policies scotland has | become | the pfi capital of europe |
successive government policies scotland has | become | the pfi capital of europe |
is largely what it has | become | this has been a good |
that the european union has | become | too detached from its citizens |
mm m017: soul it s | become | a computer language or a |
language courses in order to | become | an english teacher in scotland |
language although a language can | become | bad in the sense of |
etc they are likely to | become | bilingual in their home language |
practice stages as the students | become | familiar with the new language |
language if they are to | become | literate if they are to |
say it will one day | become | a big financial centre once |
brown buds tomorrow each will | become | a fan of feathers annie |
highlands and islands that will | become | a full programme which contains |
and its canting prejudices will | become | a museum and the first |
member states to 25 will | become | a reality on 1 may |
demand brian adam that will | become | a requirement if school meals |
into what i hope will | become | a successful community business sometimes |
develops however it will not | become | a treasury function in the |
wife and the twa will | become | ane sae they ar nae |
additional secure accommodation places will | become | available s1w 34603 michael matheson |
is not information will again | become | backed up alex easton obviously |
you think that it will | become | better in that regard at |
and train volunteers and to | become | better known we will have |
majority of those people will | become | bona fide residents it is |
is concerned that scotland will | become | denuded of teaching centres of |
will be deferred until and | become | due on whichever is the |
the planning of resources will | become | easier when a series of |
to ensure that women will | become | equal players in the labour |
are voluntary they will soon | become | essential alan fraser that is |
broxden business park perth will | become | fully operational s1w 33700 mr |
plus the rotating presidency will | become | impossible the council must be |
they think that they will | become | invisible indirect agents of the |
the world will of course | become | my oyster i do not |
at stage 2 it will | become | obvious that a registrar in |
in work but who will | become | older people if they are |
kind of expertise that will | become | partnerships uk in its final |
write and all trade will | become | possible between nations because they |
wrongly surveilled that fact will | become | public and will not remain |
of tenants who will not | become | scottish secure tenants bill aitken |
the arts it will not | become | so in the future we |
and sport committee it will | become | that committee s petition therefore |
that volunteer development scotland will | become | the central registered body for |
of the voluntary sector will | become | the government s priorities and |
tagged on to what will | become | the marriage scotland act like |
the scottish crime squad will | become | the operational arm of the |
their hands spring will not | become | them these frozen souls their |
age of eight children will | become | totally integrated into a new |
danger that the process will | become | unmanageable for the parliament and |
over holiday money which will | become | worthless after the changeover may |
council areas its assurances will | become | worthless the materials sideline morality |
issue is how we can | become | better at hitting the target |
and peers so that they | become | better at understanding how they |
context is better they themselves | become | better i am sure that |
however if that were to | become | widespread practice we would have |
me now however disenchanted i | become | with the subject it s |
by aberdeen city council to | become | the first council in scotland |
english translations haiku have since | become | internationally fashionable although the extent |
from scots to english may | become | permanent on deeside linguistic change |
inserted into an english chronology | become | scottish chaucerians mere followers the |
have i to do to | become | a christian well i must |
sets foot in scotland must | become | a free man all this |
person can nominate themselves to | become | an msyp the nomination must |
neitzschean fashion declares one must | become | fanatic be a wedge a |
made that sips must not | become | islands in a city such |
nominate two young people to | become | msyps an organisation must either |
and of when those resources | become | available we welcome the minister |
protestants those who are or | become | catholics or marry a catholic |
ensures that those changes which | become | established are evolutionary in their |
to her sudaynly my hert | become | hir thrall v 41 those |
edinburgh university was fated to | become | one of those students whose |
size of those committees should | become | the responsibility of a committee |
are impervious to what might | become | a very real challenge in |
swell and the round would | become | firm this is very different |
this here verandah might well | become | her very own personal fucking |
tripping over wirsel s to | become | instead of tormentor his very |
become very unpopular and they | become | seen as wrong because they |
our circle is beginning to | become | very small now a days |
you be- you tend to | become | very specialised you know you |
f718: mmhm m017: er often | become | very unpopular and they become |
at which they would all | become | eligible for trans european network |
both i suggest that to | become | truly european europe needs to |
look any different when i | become | 60 on 5 may but |
may not at any time | become | a party to other such |
simple matter the terriers may | become | stuck down the hole so |
in writing which may itself | become | the occasion for further discussion |
myself silver i might just | become | a star i didn t |
too long and might have | become | too comfortable in their environment |
words like bone stone one | become | been steen een grant 1911 |
ju- no it s just | become | kind of like commonplace to |
an learn from him they | become | like him so i m |
don t know they just | become | like wee old men s |
how we can move to | become | real citizens like people in |
would like your corpus to | become | the corpus of patter but |
nestle my wey in there | become | your pal after like months |
of the parks dept would | become | a short two way street |
that would allow abolition to | become | an established fact while postponing |
how serious the condition would | become | and how quickly symptoms would |
it would be wrong to | become | complacent and to feel that |
in the fixed penalty would | become | due i move amendment 9 |
the plantations would at once | become | free men that scotland as |
guarantee that they would have | become | intimate friends indeed the reverse |
write about edinburgh it would | become | journalism or reportage it would |
bill would not make farmers | become | organic producers it would rely |
virtue of this section would | become | the dominant tenement adjoins the |
oot of this judgment would | become | the general receptacle of fugitive |
adjoins the land which would | become | the servient tenement ii the |
on the land which would | become | the servient tenement to facilitate |
committees of this type would | become | unnecessary that is not a |
or tabard collectors who have | become | a familiar feature of the |
s flagship drug courts have | become | a means of avoiding a |
s honey in betweens have | become | a regular habit now and |
scotland s fate to have | become | a romantic object or commodity |
the ropes of corn have | become | a simple carved crown the |
all change pupils who have | become | adept in identifying the key |
the same material and have | become | alarmed at the discovery that |
to use methods that have | become | associated with corpus linguistics collected |
them strongly because teachers have | become | excellent at estimating accurately for |
the plains of mallorca have | become | familiar to me but several |
remains when the others have | become | full ghosts sentence dominoes four |
to the wild and have | become | impenetrable through rampant growth of |
people s houses as they | become | increasingly disabled we have to |
of the countries that have | become | independent from britain want to |
s dictionaries informal words have | become | lexicalised and dignified as as |
home my parents have suddenly | become | overwhelmed with this sense of |
the view seems to have | become | popular in theatrical circles that |
a number of individuals have | become | professional complainers and do not |
and his wife have now | become | reconciled the solicitor smoothly persisted |
play have in modern times | become | ritualised the use of scots |
lost and local networks have | become | strained the relationships that used |
and administrative confidentiality have often | become | substitutes for the official secrets |
they are apt then to | become | the canon so i have |
see why understand should have | become | the main word in this |
be to have or to | become | they do make use of |
arguments against full implementation have | become | weaker and weaker in every |
and the languages that have | become | well established by immigration if |
passages which have tended to | become | worn out and hackneyed although |
we want gibson street to | become | a model of how to |
oh so how did he | become | spiderman that s not got |
the number of people who | become | homeless in the first place |
people on low incomes to | become | justices of the peace s1w |
many people in voluntary organisations | become | skilled at reinventing their organisations |
older people who require care | become | the innocent victims of the |
with the seb people to | become | the operations unit david elliot |
ballads is that they can | become | a confusing tangle of names |
to say that they should | become | abrasive bullying and provocative far |
deputes to learn and to | become | experienced they usually remain in |
not be reduced when they | become | functional standards and that the |
are waiting from when they | become | ill to when they are |
care for them should they | become | ill waiting lists and waiting |
f963: mm m762: it s | become | lenses and they can t |
funding period they deserve to | become | mainstream services i am pleased |
to blooter somebody they d | become | rubber legged and hit the |
is that writers when they | become | successful and they are translated |
his fingers they ve suddenly | become | ten times as big as |
that the voluntary sector should | become | an extended arm of government |
under another administration should suddenly | become | that second administration s flagship |
m762: asian woman who s | become | a kind of druggie you |
and the candidates who win | become | msps there are 129 msps |
so that it does not | become | a bureaucratic and lengthy process |
m017: i think it does | become | bad when it a- it |
underground and if it does | become | trapped underground steps to ensure |
the mood swings does he | become | violent no doctor we never |
a point at which sips | become | a critical element in community |
says i m about to | become | a great grandfather which is |
out into the suburbs and | become | bourgeois you know which is |
in life and which soon | become | deeply automatic psychological research recently |
live on what s c- | become | known as writers block which |
virtually worthless now it s | become | a thankless task to manage |
a calfie m999: when ye | become | a big quinie then ye |
[laugh] there s then ye | become | a lassie or a i |
a big quinie then ye | become | a quine [laugh] there s |
things then at 60 we | become | eligible for the winter heating |
and then gradually it s | become | something else f965: [tut] i |
this time line can then | become | the context for work with |
o the group oniebodie can | become | a memmer o the group |
still are although once you | become | a writer you can never |
age it er it can | become | er persistent and you know |
no way that farrach can | become | feerich we re not finished |
i don t expect to | become | fluent but if i can |
young girl is going to | become | my wife rowland you can |
idea that most organisations can | become | self sufficient at the end |
can hae bairns that also | become | the property o them that |
embedded into the software to | become | transparent to everyone rules can |
in fun i was to | become | a boulder give him the |
political party and try to | become | a candidate for the party |
got nothing to do to | become | a christian except to beleive |
he was allmost persuaded to | become | a christian we never read |
he moved to aberdeen to | become | a cub reporter with aberdeen |
to watch it doesn t | become | a lorca thing and sort |
thus perfectly on line to | become | a model for the venus |
east we are looking to | become | a partner and to learn |
if you ever hope to | become | a professional artist that woman |
the plunge in 1929 to | become | a professional writer based in |
for she went on to | become | a teacher herself five willie |
the corresponding visual and to | become | accustomed to the correct form |
his mother as our eyes | become | adjusted to the darkness we |
recent leavers this promises to | become | an annual event on our |
set for the union to | become | an area of freedom security |
nasty smells are beginning to | become | an obsession this building was |
spoke was he destined to | become | an old city roué he |
cattle laigh low lair to | become | bogged down lame piece of |
seriously on what was to | become | dost in 1921 when with |
hotels and other premises also | become | entitled to obtain the status |
to my brothers i do | become | f606: mmhm m845: broader glaswegian |
if mr mackay was to | become | first lord of a scottish |
recovery and enabling them to | become | full active and contributing members |
recovery and enabling them to | become | full active and contributing members |
invited the young prodigy to | become | his sole assistant 1 in |
s not possible beaumont to | become | his wife dr rowland and |
young lassy with him to | become | his wife lilian loudly deana |
the old hens started to | become | hyper active and invent excuses |
need to get networking not | become | isolated dimps aw ah m |
years before successfully negotiating to | become | king of the newly united |
went he went on to | become | labour mp for it was |
the deaf are helped to | become | literate and to develop their |
on fish farms are to | become | low enough to protect wild |
if she d applied to | become | managing director of ici or |
shake and forces herself to | become | normal but look at you |
of it and it s | become | our little thing to share |
from employ to the end | become | paragraph a and after that |
the application to the end | become | paragraph a and ii after |
women in the past to | become | poets and the changes in |
always sat allowed me to | become | quickly absorbed the sheep with |
instinct that she decided to | become | scottish nationalist em i became |
both of whom were to | become | semi official scientific advisers to |
overlap with standard grade to | become | standard 1 and standard 2 |
than 15 metres in height | become | subject to full planning controls |
of their encyclopaedia britannica to | become | the celebrated ninth edition and |
manhood deserve a model to | become | the characters in the play |
war and went on to | become | the general secretary of the |
james mitchell bloomfield later to | become | the much loved scottish author |
working on what was to | become | the south deep water wharf |
so easy for women to | become | trapped in one way or |
the best caretaker when matters | become | urgent just as the conception |
leid curriculum fur scots hus | become | available less than 5 year |
obligations adapt their behaviour and | become | different if the new context |
of the eu do not | become | disenchanted by the idea of |
insensitive behaviour the colder i | become | i am not the girl |
few years that it s | become | not just acceptable th- there |
former vows for i am | become | a wife lyle scottish ballads |
f606: mmhm f1067: it s | become | an ia sound so instead |
mean so no- it s | become | corporat- and i and i |
ehm but it s just | become | so intimately correlated with you |
so i ll i ll | become | your sports reporter [laugh] m608: |
qualify for the jobs that | become | available we are short of |
under this subsection cannot subsequently | become | exempt information under that subsection |
an the candidates that wins | become | msps there are 129 msps |
that century saw lowland scotland | become | one of the generative centres |
that bullying and workplace harassment | become | things of the past the |
the kingdom of god or | become | a child of god or |
type of thing and you | become | a specialist of th- about |
transcend its immediate situation and | become | a universal utterance of love |
from the primal curse and | become | master of the universe it |
ballads of scotland were tae | become | my bibles as tae mony |
poetic functions of writing did | become | prominent here in the 1970s |
abused whose perceptions of love | become | warped i wrote for my |
robertson smith in contrast quickly | become | wholly independent of parental support |
myself at all i d | become | as strong as anything i |
political pairty an ettle tae | become | a candidate for them haud |
trees he told them fast | become | the tourist guide from hell |
act a the existing words | become | subsection 1 and b after |
derealize don t you things | become | a little less real or |
mey 2002 2 jackie baillie | become | a memmer o the comatee |
a bigger pay packet you | become | posher folk in a different |
becomes the mair feared you | become | lee laughs silence bj ah |
but matter but the whole | become | self conscious it is perhaps |
on 9 mey 2002 an | become | depute convener on 14 mey |
passage [laugh] i d suddenly | become | m1007: [laugh] m1008: [laugh] m1055: |