edge
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you know to the cliff | edge | f746: mmhm f978: eh when |
to pray at the very | edge | of the cliff saint peter |
not go over a cliff | edge | or anything like that but |
lour this was the cliff | edge | so we thought this was |
to give us a competitive | edge | in our ability to recruit |
not to create a competitive | edge | in scotland by providing better |
no competitive edge that competitive | edge | should be not only for |
because we have no competitive | edge | that competitive edge should be |
suggestion that creativity is the | edge | we need in a competitive |
in mair o the straight | edge | bitties what about his bike |
that s nae a straight | edge | fitt s that there m1096: |
got to be a straight | edge | going along here look it |
no that s a straight | edge | i think [inaudible] see be |
mum there s a straight | edge | i ve got f1103: aye |
if we find a straight | edge | is that a straight edge |
edge is that a straight | edge | look there no to go |
cause it s a straight | edge | m1096: bottom f1095: doon here |
dogs ca- f1095: a straight | edge | mind oh spot on good |
f1095: there s a straight | edge | mind there s a straight |
no that s a straight | edge | no that s a straight |
f1095: that s a straight | edge | so it goes down the |
cause that s a straight | edge | so it s got to |
cause that s a straight | edge | so that has to go |
no that s a straight | edge | so that must go at |
mind there s a straight | edge | there no turn it roond |
yes yes that s a | edge | and that s a edge |
edge and that s a | edge | and that s a edge |
edge and that s a | edge | f1103: [inaudible] take these ones |
edge o it morag the | edge | o it guidman ah canna |
ye can gie me the | edge | o it morag the edge |
s erm one edge two | edge | three ends f1121: mmhm there |
f1122: there s erm one | edge | two edge three ends f1121: |
the approaches adopted by cutting | edge | authorities to re think the |
scotland is at the cutting | edge | of environmental technology which will |
unit remains at the cutting | edge | of parliamentary broadcasting supported by |
could be at the cutting | edge | of the development of environmental |
of being at the cutting | edge | of victorian thought and critical |
still racing at the cutting | edge | that s m608: aye aye |
ed by the watter s | edge | founert wi june s fell |
the ocean s strand the | edge | o the life watter he |
or sae heich at the | edge | o the watter wad hae |
doun tae the watter s | edge | on the north while amang |
bank tae the watter s | edge | ye could hear hissin an |
they sat doun on the | edge | o a heich bank aboot |
scum that sat oan the | edge | o they fight pits you |
carnations he sat on the | edge | of the armchair by the |
long he sat on the | edge | of the bed and reached |
she sat down on the | edge | of the bed you look |
s to go at the | edge | m1096: nope f1095: aye that |
has to go at the | edge | m1096: [panting] [laugh] f1095: would |
[panting] f1095: that s an | edge | so it has to go |
me up and down an | edge | of doubt in her voice |
s voice with its sardonic | edge | running away again she calls |
remember after going over the | edge | was a spanish voice speaking |
at ehm along the harbour | edge | are right in the water |
ah wis born along the | edge | ay the beach wi aw |
birds wis walkin along the | edge | ay the clearin an ah |
to keep walking over the | edge | a hair s breadth into |
dangling her legs over the | edge | as alice and i walked |
selections and what advantage corporate | edge | based in london had over |
bend and twisting over the | edge | depositing me back to the |
before i went over the | edge | i had unwittingly driven past |
rolled backwards disappearing over the | edge | of the bed legs flailing |
shoes over other at the | edge | of the turf you stopped |
white bedspread with a crocheted | edge | was thrown over it flour |
if we go over the | edge | what happens i would answer |
when we go over the | edge | what happens nothing made sense |
to be go over the | edge | you know erm f606: mmhm |
scarf and lolled on the | edge | of the bed painting my |
f1104: sure i did that | edge | didn t i f1103: aye |
there mummy no nae an | edge | f1103: try different bits f1104: |
that goes is that an | edge | see f1104: [child noises] f1103: nearly |
t it that s a | edge | there f1103: aye f1104: going |
doun til the wattir s | edge | an thare she cled hirsell |
gaes doun owre the forest | edge | this hame o men o |
goes and sits on the | edge | of the boxing ring pat |
goes to ring stands on | edge | watching pat jilly and bj |
a bittie doon fae e | edge | o an envelope es wis |
an winny nicht fae ilky | edge | o e wid ere wis |
e car fae krieglach bye | edge | o mitterdorf throwe e village |
area right right fae the | edge | of [?]geoff[/?] shaw right down |
now acquired a mild hysterical | edge | deep down the guests knew |
down to the pavement s | edge | i sneak back upstairs undress |
morag sits down at the | edge | of the well puddok it |
go too close to the | edge | f1122: mum i ll be |
it bit held by e | edge | ey didna tak lang tae |
noticet a meevement on e | edge | o a ridge jist ower |
tried ma fit on e | edge | o e ice i didna |
an sweaty sittin at e | edge | o e park takkin aff |
a fire made at the | edge | o e wid an boy |
richt it didna loss e | edge | ower seen it wis aye |
hawick up ower the limekiln | edge | an the train as it |
an empties it ower the | edge | o the fleer pause ye |
fine drawn birch italic reeds | edge | cobalt water and a flourish |
pop spaniels playing at the | edge | shredding water to scraps of |
of a new moon s | edge | a perfit raing o ill |
o blue in at the | edge | f1124: black f1123: look aye |
pittin the supermarket near the | edge | o bankruptcy an why quietly |
his varnish brush on da | edge | o da tin as he |
lassie gie me the sherp | edge | o it on ma craig |
patient as job by the | edge | o that puil waitin for |
sun wes rysin owre the | edge | o the hills an the |
intae a dyke roond the | edge | o the hole the hole |
in the gutter at the | edge | o the pavie grippit his |
boxes lined up alang the | edge | o the pier it wis |
ah dae stand oan the | edge | o the ring pause waiting |
lassie gie me the sherp | edge | o the sword on ma |
flittin tae stey at the | edge | o things grannies clocked ye |
us nae mair sittin oan | edge | nae mair listenin fur the |
nae too close to the | edge | [censored: forename] f1122: no i ll |
seen t black nae sharp | edge | till t nae richt roon |
carefully snipped at the outside | edge | between the cards you then |
a common sight at the | edge | of a field up to |
of working at the leading | edge | of application of those technological |
the ground noost hollow at | edge | of beach where boat is |
public body at the far | edge | of it i know that |
they live right at the | edge | of life m608: yeah m642: |
do so 5 rail at | edge | of pavement at kelvinside gardens |
land schipka pass at the | edge | of the green moved in |
the fountain right at the | edge | of the park i have |
semi liquid peat at the | edge | then inched forward till i |
cam oot at its ferr | edge | ti see fornent thaim the |
got really big lose that | edge | because well yes i m |
walk and walk until the | edge | yes and to keep walking |
part and handle overhanging the | edge | the three strands being turned |
so i m all on | edge | again what if there isn |
it rase up on its | edge | an rowed alang the fluir |
f638: eh living on the | edge | [cough] m608: [laugh] f637: you |
have set my teeth on | edge | he touches my arm we |
loretta i m just on | edge | it ll be the heat |
it pits ma nerves on | edge | natasha forgie me dear forgie |
stone cross now on the | edge | of an olive grove the |
one is teetering on the | edge | of bankruptcy only now do |
freshly made butter on the | edge | of her thumb and clart |
uk we re on the | edge | of it getting the atlantic |
but sits on the very | edge | of it tense and worried |
matter we are on the | edge | of making one of the |
i was back on the | edge | of one the loveliest places |
on the fr- on the | edge | of renfrewshire you know between |
own account struggling on the | edge | of survival to bring to |
them we re on the | edge | of that high pressure so |
on the bedrock the exposed | edge | of the burn moved by |
squaw i stayed on the | edge | of the chair ready for |
a growing slum on the | edge | of the city beyond that |
busy ski slope on the | edge | of the forest an instrumental |
heavy metal baskets on the | edge | of the freezers and thereby |
a small house on the | edge | of town that might be |
a conical hill on the | edge | of town which promised views |
of sanity and on the | edge | of unconsciousness we transcend our |
future you quiver on the | edge | of yourself all paths panic |
real nail biter on the | edge | on the ledge of nowhere |
and iron confident though on | edge | she is annoyed to see |
it leaning on the very | edge | the cheese bait was put |
vegetation right up to the | edge | of the glacier it s |
richt doon tae the waters | edge | it wis jist as nature |
pipe clay placed around the | edge | the men also made rugs |
ti the the wattir s | edge | an suin siller tree staupit |
saunds bi the sie s | edge | but thay war shuirlie no |
s wedding present the far | edge | of the futon is a |
across the delta s leading | edge | where a circular littoral cone |
the back wall to the | edge | of the loft floor it |
enormities when nudged to the | edge | of despair there is nothing |
enterprise se awarded to corporate | edge | as reported in the drum |
and hammer a silver coin | edge | first into the old twisted |
of the clachan team the | edge | in confidence that and their |
pause it blunts the knife | edge | knife thits stuck in mah |
from the wall feels the | edge | of it with his thumb |
that wall to like the | edge | of like the thing chest |
kennedy curving round the outside | edge | of lochinch castle grounds and |
hers smooth away from the | edge | of the bowl kissing bethia |
pats with the sharp front | edge | of the clappers for example |
bacon in finely returning this | edge | of the pan to the |
they hit it off the | edge | of the pavement like that |
moment i went off the | edge | of the world a grain |
humour especially with a vituperative | edge | provided by the scots vocabulary |
approach mr mcaveety i would | edge | towards the third way which |
we know plus a personal | edge | whether the story is in |
the ground and tapping the | edge | with a hammer i some |
does the oot- the out | edge | you can do the inside |
boulder bums pebble ledge sea | edge | of seagull patrol shoals of |
top drum tor watch rig | edge | know knock mount kaim bank |
they leave a zig zag | edge | m815: [laugh] [laugh] m816: [laugh] |
would have had a brass | edge | round it or a deep |
lang tae connach a new | edge | snails an puddocks an aa |
when we come to an | edge | we reach a frontier beyond |
banks flooers sea pinks aedge | edge | hap shawl dee you familiar |