chair
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| eh m1128: just a wee | chair | a wood chair f1127: what |
| gnp who stood in as | chair | before the new chair dawn |
| as chair before the new | chair | dawn galashin was appointed when |
| chair i need on this | chair | f1121: you need on that |
| of chair m1128: a wooden | chair | f1127: a wooden chair m1128: |
| a wee chair a wood | chair | f1127: what kind of chair |
| my chair my chair my | chair | i m wanting a stool |
| mm i need in this | chair | i need on this chair |
| mmhm yes m1007: long m1008: | chair | [inaudible] m1007: chair yeah so |
| the chair [?]opposite[/?] on the | chair | [inaudible] standin on the chair |
| chair [inaudible] standin on the | chair | [?]kinda[/?] church this mornin an |
| chair f1127: what kind of | chair | m1128: a wooden chair f1127: |
| wooden chair f1127: a wooden | chair | m1128: aye f1127: that s |
| my chair my chair my | chair | my chair i m wanting |
| s over my chair my | chair | my chair my chair i |
| my chair s over my | chair | my chair my chair my |
| you mind standin on the | chair | [?]opposite[/?] on the chair [inaudible] |
| mou right you take your | chair | over then f1142: my chair |
| chair over then f1142: my | chair | s over my chair my |
| m1094: remember and take a | chair | through f1093: take a chair |
| chair through f1093: take a | chair | through m1094: yeah a big |
| long m1008: chair [inaudible] m1007: | chair | yeah so the the the |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer george reid |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer george reid |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer george reid |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer george reid |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer george reid |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer patricia ferguson |
| sir david steel in the | chair | deputy presiding officer patricia ferguson |
| time i hand back the | chair | to sir david steel decision |
| do ye want a wooden | chair | for m1128: i need to |
| could fit in the wooden | chair | that sat to the right |
| want to pull up a | chair | and help me here f1130: |
| second i ll pull the | chair | in can you pull my |
| in can you pull my | chair | in f1121: can you manage |
| f1122: can you pull my | chair | in f1121: yes i can |
| get can you pull my | chair | over to the coo- f1121: |
| you want to pull your | chair | over to the table okay |
| assured he returns to his | chair | but sits on the very |
| gladys sits in neil s | chair | gladys i micht as weel |
| sometimes jimmy sits on a | chair | he brings while i sit |
| she sits at the easy | chair | i ll tak my time |
| moves and sits on a | chair | moula ah fand a deid |
| breathes heavily draws up a | chair | purposefully and sits down by |
| unsteady walk back to the | chair | sadie beth sit beth sits |
| ministerial committee on drug misuse | chair | deputy minister for justice ministerial |
| ministerial committee on digital scotland | chair | minister for children and education |
| follows poverty inclusion task force | chair | minister for communities ministerial committee |
| ministerial committee for rural development | chair | minister for rural affairs ministerial |
| his wall just beside his | chair | and he was in his |
| efter school sittin on the | chair | beside his bed he seemed |
| lightning kneeling on the kitchen | chair | beside the largest window little |
| plastic carrier bag beside the | chair | contained the brainscan negatives which |
| just you stand on that | chair | mummy ll hop up beside |
| tea mug from beside her | chair | peggy wash it doon wi |
| there was usually a nursing | chair | with short legs beside the |
| sir david to take the | chair | mr reid would like to |
| a [censored: surname] president in the | chair | mr [censored: surname] mrs [censored: surname] and |
| a [censored: surname] president in the | chair | mrs a [censored: surname] mrs f |
| a [censored: surname] president in the | chair | mrs a [censored: surname] mrs s |
| a [censored: surname] president in the | chair | mrs s [censored: surname] miss a |
| a [censored: surname] president in the | chair | mrs s [censored: surname] mrs [censored: surname] |
| a [censored: surname] president in the | chair | mrs s [censored: surname] mrs p |
| when ah sat in the | chair | ah came inti focus nicely |
| sat himsell doun in a | chair | an said til his sairvant |
| he sat me in the | chair | and gave me a swirl |
| she sat down in his | chair | and watched as the fire |
| pompitie sat in his bumflie | chair | bit the ingil an dovert |
| and you sat in a | chair | [laugh] patiently starving patiently waiting |
| granny dewar sat on a | chair | which was tied onto the |
| let him stand on the | chair | and [laugh] f631: right f689: |
| stand just stand near the | chair | i have to sta- stand |
| [?]i'll go with you.[/?] will i need this | chair | to stand on f1121: yes |
| want to sit in this | chair | f1089: in that but i |
| go on sit on the | chair | f1101: i ll just wait |
| then you sit in your | chair | f1122: that s a lot |
| ye can sit in yeir | chair | for an oor i the |
| the servant brings on a | chair | helps the king to sit |
| to sit up on this | chair | here f1126: aye f1125: sit |
| sitting room sit on the | chair | look at the mirror is |
| the deputy convener took the | chair | 4 protection of wild mammals |
| deputy convener to take the | chair | for this item because i |
| i will hand over the | chair | to the deputy convener tricia |
| the deputy presiding officer the | chair | will not comment on that |
| m [censored: surname] present r [censored: surname] | chair | m [censored: surname] a [censored: surname] j |
| scot pep george lewis co | chair | scot pep senga macdonald manager |
| she sinks down on the | chair | above the table i dinna |
| the table nor cushion on | chair | an the sweet small of |
| tomb a womb table and | chair | and gaslight flare your inshot |
| a table or move a | chair | gum stuck to the underneath |
| departmental management board which i | chair | table 1 which i have |
| neil is still in his | chair | fast asleep neil he wakes |
| but can hardly move the | chair | neil is there instantly neil |
| silence enter neil with a | chair | neil kettle s on gladys |
| 2000 alex neil s1m 688 | chair | of celtic humboldt university berlin |
| education officer susan robb former | chair | angus youth congress dialogue youth |
| inno inglis bi david waggoner | chair | o poetry university o washington |
| that the witnesses are the | chair | of the twa mrs brenda |
| over the back of the | chair | came the voice again jean |
| plaid is hanging over a | chair | enter eilidh in a state |
| can move over to that | chair | f1122: have you got the |
| over the back of a | chair | f632: mmhm f646: and i |
| over the arms of the | chair | legs open cammy nae problem |
| comin and you take your | chair | over will you [inaudible] [censored: forename] |
| his head bent over a | chair | shaking with horror she speaks |
| election and hand over the | chair | to him the convener bristow |
| scotland ms ann caldwell vice | chair | broadcasting council for scotland mr |
| scotland ms ann caldwell vice | chair | broadcasting council for scotland mr |
| national governor for scotland and | chair | broadcasting council for scotland ms |
| national governor for scotland and | chair | broadcasting council for scotland ms |
| city council councillor alison mcinnes | chair | infrastructure services committee aberdeenshire council |
| basket was next to my | chair | and i was thinking of |
| i just collapsed into my | chair | and slept until the next |
| and then i had a | chair | and that s where my |
| my room floor under my | chair | m1048: right or will it |
| the core there s a | chair | off my granny in green |
| can you manage off that | chair | f1122: mmhm can we go |
| you nearly fell off your | chair | f1122: this one s for |
| and will we take a | chair | ower to the cooker f1122: |
| f1121: you need on that | chair | right hold on a second |
| muckle mirkie skelet o his | chair | aa day aa nicht it |
| ithers he muntit inti his | chair | an ahint him cam his |
| door he rose fae his | chair | an let oot a almighty |
| his menyie cairryin the empty | chair | an the kists as doun |
| the double meaning places the | chair | and looks critically at his |
| mither he leaps from his | chair | and runs round the room |
| loretta immediately slips into his | chair | and settles herself comfortably he |
| of alba graham pulled his | chair | back to let one of |
| to his cries the kicked | chair | breaking now night comes dark |
| himself in his red leather | chair | enthroned like an eagle thought |
| me his desk and swivel | chair | for the while so i |
| the wardenrie in his sedan | chair | he clam doun an he |
| a little back in his | chair | he dropped his voice the |
| at last arrived in the | chair | his back was towards me |
| solemnly death takes the regal | chair | his horrid smiling skull will |
| the child wriggled from his | chair | like an eel snatched his |
| it and an adult sized | chair | nearby where his inquisitor would |
| cross leggit on the meditation | chair | screedit aff his mantras an |
| shelf the arm of his | chair | they were thick with stour |
| contented in his portable baby | chair | this upstairs room is sparsely |
| monboddo half twisting in his | chair | to speak to arniston said |
| shivered and fidgeted in his | chair | usually he would have been |
| malcolm is sitting on a | chair | with his sore foot on |
| for you she takes the | chair | back into the shade for |
| lie down on the special | chair | cause it goes away back |
| the curved back of the | chair | i have no desire to |
| outstretched feet back to the | chair | i was praying for one |
| across the back of the | chair | that s right f640: mmhm |
| she leans back in her | chair | tired noo i m gan |
| place and this was a | chair | wi its back up against |
| at the back of a | chair | with [inaudible] f639: we just |
| the group s newly appointed | chair | does not support we are |
| finance spokesperson councillor drew edward | chair | of capital task group norie |
| dialogue youth councillor glennis middleton | chair | of dialogue youth management group |
| committee of the regions and | chair | of the group of regions |
| ve also been er the | chair | of the language review group |
| the convener returned to the | chair | 5 2002 03 budget process |
| by a convener from the | chair | can be challenged at the |
| interferon the convener so the | chair | would have to find against |
| tummy slides down off the | chair | and runs across the hearth |
| it a frog in a | chair | f1114: [child noises] play down one |
| evening paper s by the | chair | grey rain runs down the |
| she sinks down on a | chair | i ve nae experience o |
| set them down on the | chair | she dog eared the relevant |
| were she picks up a | chair | and follows peggy off loretta |
| hardly get up off the | chair | never mind run wi it |
| carted off on a golden | chair | the crowds made to follow |
| once carrying another non matching | chair | and another can of beer |
| and was led to another | chair | for the cutting there i |
| shynin masha moves to another | chair | the licht is better ower |
| iz alane moves to another | chair | this is becummin richt wearisum |
| doun man draw in a | chair | the r nae need ti |
| take evidence from nick kuenssberg | chair | and polly purvis executive director |
| ava she collapses on a | chair | loretta mildly take your coat |
| f1105: go and get your | chair | and everything m1106 : you have |
| stick your gum under your | chair | are you going to detach |
| just if you move your | chair | in a tiny bit that |
| tae climb up in your | chair | m1090: yeah f1089: you want |
| want ye drawin in yeir | chair | here but ah tell ye |
| i don t want that | chair | there f1105: no okay m1106 : |
| can haurlie ryse oot ma | chair | ah wush ah coud rin |
| a can of beer a | chair | and a magazine he takes |
| can go up on a | chair | and watch but dinna touch |
| he stretches himself on the | chair | picks up the can and |
| last confined her to a | chair | although she remained detached from |
| boo she pulled up a | chair | by the bed and gracefully |
| at some distance from her | chair | from here she will keep |
| she points to an empty | chair | moula eilidh ye l stert |
| since she is still the | chair | she is kept going by |
| it she is dragging her | chair | towards it so that she |
| joyful shriek to the other | chair | where she climbs in and |
| moment she is dragging a | chair | with the other deeply piled |
| rests her feet on a | chair | a drying mermaid i pay |
| sister rose up from her | chair | and fetched james beaumont a |
| jees dumps flowers on her | chair | beth i didn t lock |
| with cushions peggy taking the | chair | from her and placing it |
| the binder wheel alongside her | chair | it was scary especially the |
| baby agnes collapses into her | chair | rubbing her ribs gordon hey |
| beth curls up in her | chair | sadie tell carolanne the door |
| her cake and her velvet | chair | the pruning hook that lopped |
| pit him in a push | chair | aff then wi ma mannie |
| ah loupt up frae ma | chair | an yellt see an wait |
| is stekk t asyde ma | chair | but the licht is gaun |
| let me see on ma | chair | f1089: you gaun tae climb |
| lang slouth oors settlin ma | chair | naith a waek sun s |
| broun bowl staunin oan the | chair | noo peenie girdet roon ma |
| apart from a bed a | chair | and a kist you might |
| commission from professor sheila maclean | chair | and carol kelly chief executive |
| presented with a nice fireside | chair | from workmates he retires friday |
| out from under maggie s | chair | immediately i felt more pity |
| letters from brian cavanagh the | chair | of lothian nhs board and |
| he had risen from the | chair | thinking that was that but |
| f641: oh f640: from one | chair | to the other and our |
| anything i say from the | chair | will support mr alexander s |
| mcdonald 1 1 43 mr | chair | man ladies and gentlemen i |
| mr mcmahon as a former | chair | of the scottish trades union |
| footballers association mr martin rose | chair | scottish federation of supporters clubs |
| footballers association mr martin rose | chair | scottish federation of supporters clubs |
| football league mr lex gold | chair | scottish premier league mr sandy |
| football league mr lex gold | chair | scottish premier league mr sandy |
| sprawled out on an easy | chair | afore a great doctor it |
| the rubbing of doups on | chair | bottoms at meal times doup |
| on the protection of the | chair | in the issues they bring |
| on tae the cairn gorm | chair | lift far jonsar eck s |
| alister staun up on the | chair | minnie up ye go noo |
| on the edge of the | chair | ready for anything he went |
| the tourism industry the stf | chair | represents the private sector on |
| me clammily on a hard | chair | sighed walked to the desk |
| the passport grinning on the | chair | they ll use with lucifer |
| ye fa asleep on the | chair | ye ken yer f1011: aye |
| containing a desk paperwork a | chair | a ceiling high bookshelf the |
| asked by the executive to | chair | a taskforce with the following |
| rules governing questions to the | chair | about rulings however as a |
| stage right there is a | chair | above it which evie uses |
| doubts stowed awa a deck | chair | an a picnic basket wid |
| wurkin for a professor s | chair | an yit yestrein he wes |
| they had to find a | chair | and put it in the |
| right cause john had a | chair | and that was designated f641: |
| you used a pair of | chair | backs you only had yourself |
| queen is sitting in a | chair | by the bed attended by |
| the bedside there is a | chair | by the side of the |
| mak a mess wi the | chair | don t be silly m1108: |
| through m1094: yeah a big | chair | f1093: now wait till i |
| makkin a mess wi the | chair | f1107: well dinna mak a |
| i wanted to wash a | chair | had to be brought to |
| and hobbles slowly to a | chair | he inspects the food there |
| act is sitting in a | chair | in the garden he is |
| must be weary sings the | chair | like a draught like a |
| the fire and a lazy | chair | made with horsehair often there |
| say he draws in a | chair | malcolm ah l listen son |
| under a beautiful rose wood | chair | not for him the village |
| jist a fun fair wi | chair | o planes and stands o |
| that having a scot as | chair | of the european parliament fisheries |
| re entering with a fourth | chair | oh it ll be a |
| book s a wood a | chair | s a tree the grain |
| re mair a draigelt deck | chair | than a human being carlin |
| they are baith in the | chair | the gither en a gust |
| there was a s- the | chair | this was the sort of |
| must be weary sings the | chair | when like a split backed |
| and one in a push | chair | when the oil became less |
| the left is a comfortable | chair | with arms where evie relaxes |
| more interested in playing the | chair | game too he doesn t |
| glasgow members as he is | chair | of the glasgow elderly forum |
| he would submit to the | chair | while i did the shopping |
| huh f1111: careful wi that | chair | f1112: hey i sometimes slip |
| an spirit will grace oor | chair | wi meat an merit new |
| night air with one enormous | chair | cammy what the fuck is |
| night air with one enormous | chair | oh wouldn t it be |
| night air with one enormous | chair | oh wouldn t it dimps |
| to have god in the | chair | but to have no way |
| lee dad sittin in that | chair | day efter day me watchin |
| taller and straighter in the | chair | i cut them oot for |
| of which i am the | chair | i have worked in the |
| porch shiki 1867 1902 basket | chair | its lane left in the |
| miss jennings was in the | chair | members of staff present were |
| grip immobilises me in the | chair | mister derek s eyes hold |
| large hand in creating the | chair | of scottish history and literature |
| taken in that project as | chair | of the scottish parliamentary corporate |
| i have been in the | chair | since half past 3 i |
| hissel doun i the meditation | chair | the lord clerk whispert in |
| tucked high oan hur bentwood | chair | legs hingin then oan tae |
| to see the forum s | chair | the esteemed frank mcaveety here |
| forces himself out of the | chair | and exits loretta immediately slips |
| gripped the arms of the | chair | and pretended not to hear |
| which i am honoured to | chair | at the november convention we |
| for the judgment of the | chair | i will not allow any |
| to the corporate body to | chair | it all of us greatly |
| comin the fear o the | chair | lift it wis weel worth |
| to the appointment of the | chair | of fife health board how |
| appeal panel is either the | chair | of nice or of the |
| nice i think that the | chair | of the appeal panel is |
| at home when james boyle | chair | of the cultural commission says |
| parliament condemns comments by the | chair | of the european parliament fisheries |
| gordon graham the current vice | chair | of the gnp who stood |
| the ravelston building and was | chair | of the pavilion appeal the |
| the european blind union former | chair | of the royal national institute |
| and contradictions of politics as | chair | of the scottish parliamentary corporate |
| to be the senior vice | chair | of the strategic development committee |
| thare it is ahint the | chair | shona strides across the room |
| the scottish executive who will | chair | the first and subsequent meetings |
| bendin mi ower the widden | chair | wrappin the big thick rope |
| of those sites dcms will | chair | regular meetings to discuss world |
| is beth leaps out of | chair | shouting i didn t do |
| expect to see an easy | chair | would i vaughan suddenly broke |
| f963: [laugh] there s no | chair | left for you [laugh] f965: |
| office scottish executive john scott | chair | scottish human rights centre susan |
| s walking spiderman s stopped | chair | spiderman s walking there [child noise] |
| bought new cushion covers and | chair | covers and things like that |
| communities forum maureen o neill | chair | active communities forum claire stevens |
| to mash to hammer cheer | chair | chessel chisel cheese vat chiel |
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