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| table seemed remarkably sober and | civilised | an impression reinforced by the |
| and the place looks semi | civilised | much better i feel than |
| mother surely you can be | civilised | for her sake nothing is |
| for her sake nothing is | civilised | when my father and i |
| human faculty that cannot be | civilised | out of existence once released |
| the humans belong to the | civilised | world there is an obvious |
| the basic state pension to | civilised | levels now supported by mr |
| m944: [?]i knew that.[/?] [laugh] f943: [laugh] | civilised | conversation m944: no if we |
| no longer appropriate in a | civilised | society that statement was based |
| sick agnes naw hen privileged | civilised | society they caw it bit |
| as others expect in a | civilised | society yesterday the minister announced |
| you groan and sigh we | civilised | you table took you in |
| for a child than a | civilised | pleasant normal child standing out |
| he sets foot in a | civilised | country the fact is legitimacy |
| not deserve to be called | civilised | that was true in 1952 |
| which world is the more | civilised | this play caters for the |
| was quite it was quite | civilised | fighting f963: mmhm f965: with |
| me the shuttle is quite | civilised | these days a credit to |
| enrich men far less honourable | civilised | and deserving than they this |
| able to eat at a | civilised | pace but fiona is in |
| been friendly co operative and | civilised | over the past four years |
| thought this was wonderful so | civilised | and i still think it |
| i still think it s | civilised | you do wh- you- it |
| er which was much more | civilised | m608: mmhm m635: but ehm |
| that are fundamental to a | civilised | quality of life which is |
| which was really nice very | civilised | did you know by the |
| and the brandenburg concerto very | civilised | i even had a solitary |
| urges the executive to promote | civilised | social drinking and to reduce |
| through the stockholm archipelago then | civilised | breakfast with loud uncivilised music |
| onybody tae behave in a | civilised | mainner why then should a |
| to make it look bigger | civilised | ladies room the first encountered |
| noo that we are a | civilised | and an enlightened nation that |
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