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| ah dinna think ah l | ever | mairrie again ever sen ah |
| it s a queerlyke thing | ever | sen a mairrit again it |
| ve been lyin here sleepin | ever | sen ah gaed ti bed |
| ah l ever mairrie again | ever | sen ah mairrit again it |
| o thaim wantit me here | ever | sen ah set fuit in |
| haena been ma richt sell | ever | sen ah stertit ti cairrie |
| hae serred in this houss | ever | sen ah wes a lassie |
| he s been this gait | ever | sen he wes a hauflin |
| did she lest walk lady | ever | sen his grace gaed awa |
| able ti see things strecht | ever | sen the day ah brocht |
| natasha ah ve kent it | ever | sen the verra day we |
| aye ane for the genteilitie | ever | sen ye war a wee |
| hen on a het girdil | ever | sen yeir faither gaed oot |
| she haed loued callum sen | ever | she first saw him sae |
| chances because you know nobody | ever | asks the calls to be |
| you know otherwise nobody would | ever | bother telling any stories or |
| or orchestra practice and nobody | ever | bothered just let you carry |
| s a reason why nobody | ever | comes here f606: mmhm f1067: |
| visitors ye know otherwise nobody | ever | entered that place so the |
| not believe this but nobody | ever | got terribly badly injured f963: |
| they don t ha- nobody | ever | has to change a word |
| know [laugh] nobody else has | ever | heard o it [laugh] sheep |
| me what happened nobody s | ever | mentioned till you said wife |
| was great because nobody was | ever | out f963: mm f965: what |
| a good student nobody had | ever | said that to mitchel before |
| again still sound asleep nobody | ever | seemed to think that she |
| s- no- no- nobody has | ever | seen this one mmhm f948: |
| and nobody s laughing best | ever | spitting image reinforced the fact |
| come back on duty nobody | ever | tells me anything about anything |
| and so on but nobody | ever | thinks that novelists things are |
| to come here nobody s | ever | told me what happened nobody |
| kind of hoping nobody would | ever | use the f718: [laugh] [laugh] |
| was the room which nobody | ever | used of course expect the |
| way that nobody s parents | ever | would safe to say the |
| commented he freud had hardly | ever | been so pleased with any |
| how to drive hardly only | ever | bein in a car as |
| the wind and were hardly | ever | blown down but that was |
| place others profess to hardly | ever | hear it certainly most children |
| that f1023: yeah ye hardly | ever | heard of truant f1026: people |
| noticed i hardly i hardly | ever | look at her he hurries |
| adult carers who otherwise hardly | ever | meet other people week in |
| ramleh near alexandria he hardly | ever | returned to mallorca after that |
| tatties mabel said they hardly | ever | saw hard fish till they |
| ha m999: ye would hardly | ever | say calf m1000: no calfie |
| f963: but i could hardly | ever | see what was going on |
| destination and there are hardly | ever | traffic problems imagine the largest |
| in the vernacular he hardly | ever | uses scots words and on |
| strong and flourishing scottish heritage | ever | present since the early days |
| i ve been your slave | ever | since addy wanted to ca |
| the oxford eh text archive | ever | since although i don t |
| and i ve loved it | ever | since and i er history |
| his writing has risen steadily | ever | since boosted by striking radio |
| an we ve used it | ever | since cause it just i |
| until a wele cursor mundi | ever | since early in the fourteenth |
| haven t gone back in | ever | since erm i i have |
| m608: mm m642: [inaudible] concrete | ever | since f643: so you dinnae |
| traditionalists seem to have blamed | ever | since for declining standards in |
| and not only from robbie | ever | since he brought fiona back |
| of this revolutionary higher criticism | ever | since his inauguration to the |
| taken place on that basis | ever | since i had a meeting |
| land fear of earth floors | ever | since i was a little |
| play funny tricks on themselves | ever | since i was at school |
| been able to dee t | ever | since i was seven year |
| marriage facilities outwith our offices | ever | since it became possible for |
| er he s been there | ever | since m608: mmhm m1163: erm |
| them and have worn them | ever | since many cholitas tend the |
| had the thing stalked me | ever | since new year s eve |
| has been an ideas man | ever | since one came down from |
| may 1956 gratis la danzer | ever | since our promotion to the |
| still common to us both | ever | since salvador and i conspired |
| it s only nineteen year | ever | since she got mairriet and |
| enough to say for hersel | ever | since she was a bairn |
| see a volcano up close | ever | since she was a wee |
| has known for sixty years | ever | since she was brought here |
| special rates are already paid | ever | since the health service was |
| particularly happy about it because | ever | since the last general election |
| of scots scots in education | ever | since the treaty of union |
| always been interested in that | ever | since then i ve done |
| always used to be together | ever | since we were bairns martha |
| poly dark haired outgoing me | ever | since we were small you |
| m608: oh right m1163: so | ever | since you were was it |
| a ring for ever and | ever | a guest who is a |
| or worse a ring for | ever | and ever a guest who |
| to be a boy for | ever | and ever f1104: no why |
| the jar to yourself for | ever | and ever when the cream |
| is only ever can only | ever | be maintained through violence let |
| slavery yet slavery is only | ever | can only ever be maintained |
| ehm have you ever you | ever | driven a lorry you know |
| picture like that afore never | ever | ever f1124: watch this again |
| and she knows i never | ever | ever hit on g- ever |
| m1146: yeah we we never | ever | ever use the word lounge |
| a boy for ever and | ever | f1104: no why did he |
| like that afore never ever | ever | f1124: watch this again [laugh] |
| he uses m1146: have ye | ever | have ye ever heard of |
| lookin mair peely wally than | ever | he only ever weers black |
| if i ever if i | ever | heard mysel pit it on |
| have ye ever have ye | ever | heard of an oogiecapiv f1054: |
| she knows i never ever | ever | hit on g- ever it |
| would be no if i | ever | if i ever heard mysel |
| they re fortresses if you | ever | if you ever m818: [laugh] |
| ever ever hit on g- | ever | it s just not my |
| if you ever if you | ever | m818: [laugh] aye they are |
| golden the first time i | ever | saw her ever saw her |
| time i ever saw her | ever | saw her was on the |
| yeah we we never ever | ever | use the word lounge that |
| wally than ever he only | ever | weers black i never noticed |
| to yourself for ever and | ever | when the cream was done |
| just like ehm have you | ever | you ever driven a lorry |
| rade here as fest as | ever | ah coud whan ah heard |
| granny s house i never | ever | heard a single swear word |
| the only lounge i ve | ever | heard aboot was in the |
| f1043: but i still never | ever | heard an oath come oot |
| you must have has anyone | ever | heard and it is actually |
| m865: okay ehm have you | ever | heard eh of a language |
| different from anything i ve | ever | heard el- elsewhere m608: mm |
| stupitest fuckin idea i ve | ever | heard in my life but |
| the only time i d | ever | heard it called appleringie was |
| don t think i ve | ever | heard it used by non |
| of evidence that i have | ever | heard more seriously it seems |
| understood it but i never | ever | heard my father called by |
| broadest accent that i have | ever | heard naebody speaks that any |
| certainly never drunk that i | ever | heard o but to hear |
| s nae something i ve | ever | heard o m999: no m1000: |
| born sae that naebodie haes | ever | heard o me an naebodie |
| most ridiculous name i ve | ever | heard of in my life |
| were asked whether they had | ever | heard of the committee of |
| know you know have you | ever | heard of w-w- would you |
| s the best word ah | ever | heard sae it is enter |
| the wittiest reply i have | ever | heard she mangled me she |
| do not think i have | ever | heard so many in relation |
| don t think i ve | ever | heard that one f1024: hellish |
| can t say i ve | ever | heard that one m1007: nope |
| follow but i ve never | ever | heard that said follae fo- |
| time right enough before i | ever | heard the first names mentioned |
| know m865: mm have you | ever | heard the term scots not |
| [inaudible] m865: eh have you | ever | heard the term scots referring |
| t know if you ve | ever | heard the word but long |
| er in skye have you | ever | heard them used in skye |
| to a language have you | ever | heard this m952: na no |
| i think i i ve | ever | heard used in normal english |
| was the only one i | ever | heard using that but there |
| s the first music i | ever | heard was the fiddle mmhm |
| because that s all you | ever | heard you know m608: yeah |
| as solid a sweirin as | ever | i ve heard but i |
| nae deny- an i never | ever | once heard an oath come |
| [inaudible] f965: i ve never | ever | no i ve never seen |
| now [censored: forename] farr have you | ever | seen a green dog what |
| of my life i d | ever | seen a machine gun this |
| in my life i d | ever | seen a real live gun |
| bonnier than any ann had | ever | seen a wee white lassie |
| swatch at yon hae ye | ever | seen a wumman wi a |
| a whein forby naebodie haed | ever | seen afore the loun stuid |
| the brawest callant she haed | ever | seen an he leuch at |
| the biggest needle ah hae | ever | seen an look at that |
| compellingly handsome man i have | ever | seen but only with your |
| inby sat the tottiest wumman | ever | seen cairdin woo for the |
| ma face buson nichtingale haurlie | ever | seen cam twyce the day |
| the greatest sight i have | ever | seen displaying superb skill in |
| most ugliest thing you ve | ever | seen f1054: what did that |
| and the first time i | ever | seen her and it was |
| the furst saumon we d | ever | seen him catch by the |
| littil auld wumman she haed | ever | seen in aw hir days |
| maist unco sicht she haed | ever | seen in aw hir leevin |
| tottiest wee wumman he haed | ever | seen in his lyfe kythed |
| ither wumman s a ve | ever | seen irena coldly wul you |
| to bambi tomorrow neither has | ever | seen it glad to hear |
| brawest castel the princess haed | ever | seen it haed fower mukkil |
| more shut that i d | ever | seen it i paddled downstream |
| that fur cat s fur | ever | seen it oan a dug |
| the bonniest wumman ah ve | ever | seen meg ah daursay ye |
| highest civilisations the world has | ever | seen of greece and rome |
| the coolest things i had | ever | seen on my bus these |
| the bonniest wumman he haed | ever | seen she wes strecht o |
| i was watching have you | ever | seen that seventies show and |
| the guid woo wha haed | ever | seen the lykes o that |
| the bonniest watter i ve | ever | seen wi pearly run an |
| the only person they have | ever | seen working in a field |
| don t think i d | ever | seen you wearing high heels |
| under i ve only seen | ever | their faces and toes have |
| be the result my mother | ever | a teetotaller never took it |
| want ti see hir no | ever | again gin ah never see |
| but never thocht i d | ever | be able to save up |
| was right you should never | ever | be down hearted try to |
| a language that haes never | ever | been spoken in scotland an |
| was the only person who | ever | called him that never jimmy |
| the rabbie [laugh] we never | ever | called it haggis i used |
| an things my mother never | ever | called my father by his |
| odd years and has never | ever | done anything else m608: aye |
| but never his name never | ever | f1043: it was a lang |
| of thing i could never | ever | go cause i never i |
| gargoyle today never trust muppets | ever | god only knows why the |
| don t i ve never | ever | got into like radio one |
| know erm so we never | ever | got sweeties i can remember |
| for drinks f812: i never | ever | had one and i always |
| all that f812: i never | ever | had one f814: i had |
| it will just forget it | ever | happened teenie i ll never |
| people that they will never | ever | have to sell their house |
| naebody but us three will | ever | ken an we ll never |
| can never say i ve | ever | kinda got into the whole |
| black moustaches we ll never | ever | know twa wishes 1 scots |
| i think she- have you | ever | m- f1155: i ve never |
| s clever no me never | ever | never heed a the revision |
| actually lift it it never | ever | occurred to me to only |
| f638: i ne- i never | ever | remem- course i never got |
| me because grampa dan never | ever | said anything to me about |
| like that so i never | ever | see her and i m |
| juist twantie an fifteeen an | ever | sensyne oor luiv haes never |
| well m741: aye she never | ever | taught me but i ve |
| care who seems to be | ever | the bridesmaid and never the |
| on her side they never | ever | they always stayed on i- |
| the window why did i | ever | think never a dull moment |
| you see because you never | ever | thought for a moment that |
| s only once i ve | ever | truanted school i d never |
| laddered stockings so i never | ever | went back to the socks |
| last time like i never | ever | wrote straight off in scots |
| mind the first time i | ever | saw a melon i was |
| war the clairtiest bairn ah | ever | saw dinna you speak ti |
| the only english words i | ever | saw displayed in the town |
| the bonniest littil bairn ah | ever | saw he s a perfit |
| for the wurfs craig naebodie | ever | saw him again eftir this |
| micht dae neist malcolm naebodie | ever | saw hir dae thae things |
| was once asked if he | ever | saw his minister drunk na |
| was the only time you | ever | saw it you couldn t |
| he did as suin as | ever | she saw him the quyne |
| in the breckens the natest | ever | ye saw an mony a |
| a par with the best | ever | achieved numbers of pupils are |
| best one anyone from home | ever | came up with was erm |
| is the best we can | ever | dae masha laughs quietly toozenbach |
| fish conservation following my best | ever | day s fishing on the |
| of the best things i | ever | did the kids were amazed |
| the best meal he had | ever | eaten then the feed was |
| the best pals a wumman | ever | had it s like haein |
| the best walk i ve | ever | had jack do you not |
| r the best frein ah | ever | haed pepper he pats pepper |
| and said the best wedding | ever | i thought so too sunday |
| using them the best thing | ever | i used was kindness i |
| s the best we ve | ever | kent oh there is no |
| s the best we ve | ever | kent oh there is no |
| s the best we ve | ever | kent oh there is no |
| s the best we ve | ever | kent oh there is no |
| his ae best pair i | ever | set my e en upon |
| ll be spitting mad best | ever | spitting image itv sun friday |
| the best beef she had | ever | tasted the gamies game keepers |
| no the best a ve | ever | writ bit if it bothers |
| the only times i ve | ever | been i was there with |
| there no there s only | ever | been that ones see there |
| ve only f812: [laugh] m811: | ever | been twice and only for |
| f1025: i i only once | ever | done it an i lost |
| f1025: one and only time | ever | done it flo [censored: surname] i |
| used m811: i ve only | ever | f813: i know f812: to |
| and only prize that she | ever | got f638: i ve got |
| the only time i d | ever | had a go at drivin |
| the only alcohol i ve | ever | had one gless o ginger |
| a loose woman she only | ever | had the one man as |
| an the only thing they | ever | hit is glass low bullet |
| ve always i ve only | ever | lived with my boyfriend or |
| the only achievement i ve | ever | managed but it makes me |
| well i i ve only | ever | missed f960: [?]likely no[/?] is dat |
| to keep on always only | ever | mopping up sadie pause wry |
| we only f606: mmhm m845: | ever | moved once and eh we |
| the only time i ve | ever | really been famous but it |
| is a sense of self | ever | recovered do i only think |
| day the only man i | ever | see is the postie pause |
| do that and who only | ever | speak english exclusively f1151: mmhm |
| conversation the only time i | ever | spoke to my dochter on |
| is the only foreign national | ever | to be prosecuted for alleged |
| only sailing trophy i ll | ever | win o haud yer wheesht |
| wan hing but ther only | ever | wis wan set a girnin |
| the only tatty howker that | ever | wore gloves tatty howkin cause |
| it by i d only | ever | worked in shops and things |
| a more than tolerable burden | ever | after a burden was a |
| people are more disaffected than | ever | an improvement of the government |
| detection rates are higher than | ever | and more than double those |
| people fear crime than will | ever | be a victim of it |
| his family than greg had | ever | been aye and there s |
| to the fore than has | ever | been the case previously on |
| of greater acute care than | ever | before a shortage of nurses |
| exams round much earlier than | ever | before all the required markers |
| proportion of council tax than | ever | before and the continuing work |
| proportion of council tax than | ever | before and the continuing work |
| is treating more patients than | ever | before and welcomes the fact |
| is treating more patients than | ever | before and welcomes the fact |
| been more this year than | ever | before at one stage hurricane |
| move around more freely than | ever | before but at the same |
| roles and greater responsibilities than | ever | before but the average age |
| be of greater benefit than | ever | before i remain committed to |
| practice which focus more than | ever | before on the nature of |
| number of young people than | ever | before suffer from asthma when |
| a blyther life than i | ever | could lilian with a lie |
| me cry than a spanking | ever | did and he was well |
| killt mair sodgers than gerry | ever | did they work on in |
| which is more than you | ever | do potatoes are worth the |
| for longer than he has | ever | done what can be keeping |
| wants mair lebensraum than hitler | ever | dreamt o he used to |
| my professional life than i | ever | expected scott confronted me as |
| left her more confused than | ever | for several weeks she had |
| larger sum than it has | ever | given to the parent language |
| cuddles that week than you | ever | got fae me in your |
| more bevvy than grampa dan | ever | got to see in his |
| far more information than we | ever | had before about what is |
| more attention than she had | ever | had in her life i |
| you i dinna think evelyn | ever | had mair than one whisky |
| more diverse audience than we | ever | have in the past so |
| ken mair than he ll | ever | ken o the tricks an |
| east now than i ve | ever | known i m not saying |
| soldiers better than anyone i | ever | met for real there was |
| disaster area but worse than | ever | now what they ve done |
| would be more welcome than | ever | our message to the government |
| nearness more than i can | ever | remember wee andy is positioned |
| round the street lamp than | ever | singing as they whirled p |
| get is now wider than | ever | so it must be right |
| ye mair than i ve | ever | telt onybody if ye gress |
| miserable i m hotter than | ever | the temperature s well up |
| of guidance than i ve | ever | told anyone even fiona she |
| and and sophisticated than ours | ever | were mm [inaudible] m964: right |
| than his own sex fantasies | ever | were what followed the pregnancy |
| the plantations than we could | ever | wish tae ken can we |
| what is confirmed more than | ever | with her mother s illness |
| cable channels if you ve | ever | been abroad in hotel bedrooms |
| forgie me if ah ve | ever | duin oniething oot the wey |
| the easiest money i ve | ever | earned practically nothing happens on |
| t know if you ve | ever | ehm walked along the street |
| the thocht o thaim haurlie | ever | enters ma heid ah ve |
| don t think i ve | ever | had one f1077: oh uh |
| it s all i ve | ever | known f1037: yeah well that |
| ve f746: oh right f745: | ever | met anyone who has it |
| to wonder if i ve | ever | really had an orgasm what |
| don t suppose you ve | ever | run away from anything in |
| of the stupidest i ve | ever | sat we had to rewrite |
| it s finished if i | ever | start and you ve handed |
| the most advanced i ve | ever | taught in the warmth of |
| masell is aw a ve | ever | telt aw that a am |
| if you ve been asked | ever | to sit down with a |
| t know if you ve | ever | translated french at school and |
| i don t think she | ever | actually did it but she |
| you don t go out | ever | agnes if you an yer |
| i don t think i | ever | bought a pair of sandshoes |
| i don t think we | ever | call it anythin else no |
| i don t think i | ever | call them anything except trousers |
| i don t think i | ever | called him a cunt at |
| that door and don t | ever | come back i told him |
| don t think anybody s | ever | consulted it eh but i |
| erm don t think i | ever | did it myself even as |
| his studies in palma the | ever | faithful don herreros continued to |
| don t know do you | ever | find yourself using any dialect |
| er and if you werenae | ever | gettin them then i don |
| t ask me how i | ever | got involved wi him don |
| i don t think i | ever | got lost like that f1149: |
| i don t think i | ever | had rubella but in our |
| i don t think i | ever | had them but i didn |
| i don t think i | ever | have thought that f1187: [laugh] |
| booty m944: i don t | ever | hit and she knows i |
| i don t think i | ever | i even finished that [laugh] |
| you just don t really | ever | know anything until you can |
| enough i don t remember | ever | learning english ehm er i |
| language i don t remember | ever | learning the language f606: mm |
| don t know how we | ever | lived without it it s |
| i don t see myself | ever | living there no m1163: mm |
| they taken f638: don t | ever | show them tae anybody cause |
| f638: a- oh don t | ever | show them tae anybody f637: |
| i don t even remember | ever | telling a child to go |
| and you don t want | ever | to spoil anybody s fun |
| i don t think he | ever | took her there f1149: oh |
| don t think we would | ever | use that term at all |
| don t think the guy | ever | went near the door i |
| feel a sicht better nor | ever | ah did afore ah wes |
| wi this beilin fuit nor | ever | ah did in the haill |
| been ah canna think that | ever | ah did oniebodie an ill |
| well received did a jigsaw | ever | arrive for will dad has |
| you for that did i | ever | [audience laughter] did we all believe |
| i wonder if someone has | ever | counted did you know i |
| be it not that i | ever | did either [laugh] plunkin school |
| if ex- a- atlanta atlantis | ever | did exist it s thought |
| that s something that naebody | ever | did here i m sure |
| skiving f1026: not something i | ever | did so i didn t |
| a good one did you | ever | get a row for if |
| strange surprises how did i | ever | get into all this well |
| f1148: mmhm f1149: did you | ever | get lost when you were |
| ye ir whaur did ye | ever | git sic uppitie ideas puddok |
| would remember me did you | ever | glance down from your exalted |
| solemn bluntness did my father | ever | have an affair the withered |
| m1014: yeah f1054: did you | ever | have any bother over that |
| a speakin puddok did ye | ever | hear tell o glaumerie ma |
| m1055: did anyone did you | ever | hear the word skelp did |
| spine [inaudible] m608: did you | ever | hit the wall m642: oh |
| langir valgerd whan did ye | ever | ken a mither that didna |
| m608: yeah did your mother | ever | learn french f641: uh huh |
| a bit harsh did you | ever | meet [censored: forename] m942: [laugh] m939: |
| try to remember did you | ever | play peever f963: well i |
| see hir een did ye | ever | see sic een moula ah |
| his strecht back did ye | ever | see the lykes o that |
| knee an grat sairer nor | ever | she did for the loss |
| versus hughie wrangles did i | ever | tell ye aboot the nicht |
| my brother eh did i | ever | tell you about the time |
| yeah f943: di- did we | ever | tell you [censored: forename] fancied [censored: forename] |
| did did any o youse | ever | uise shunkie m1016: nope m1015: |
| tae oorsells carolanne did you | ever | want to go back sadie |
| t tae whan did a | ever | weir sic strae shuin an |
| book in the same way | ever | again cause you re always |
| handed over the railway tracks | ever | again for instance by getting |
| want to tangle with him | ever | again he d had three |
| no be affronted like that | ever | again i m awa can |
| intention o rinnin efter im | ever | again in heaven or hell |
| last chance if you do- | ever | do that again then there |
| by banning mike tyson from | ever | entering the united kingdom again |
| anyone else how will we | ever | find him again fine looking |
| grew cauld nae lass cuid | ever | het it up again yit |
| denner made an again naebodie | ever | kent she d been owre |
| am and no one may | ever | know again a cigarette yes |
| she had no intention of | ever | opening it again we tiptoe |
| i can t see myself | ever | picking it up again to |
| pardon me whether they d | ever | see him again m608: oh |
| as gleg an weill as | ever | she gaed again ti the |
| weill again as weill as | ever | she wes the war gret |
| beastie promised we wouldn t | ever | steal a ciggie again or |
| so hard whose notes were | ever | sweet again however we notice |
| hame again as quick as | ever | ye lyke naething the princess |
| hame again as quick as | ever | ye lyke nanse bletheration ir |
| wes the graundest denner that | ever | a hungirie man cuid want |
| queen yeir mither wes haurlie | ever | af hir knees at prayer |
| mair ugsum he wes nor | ever | he hae kythed ayde the |
| wes liggin as bonnie as | ever | he opent the lid o |
| naething ti shaw we war | ever | here the wey wes lang |
| wul be as guid as | ever | it wes pompitie aside oh |
| wes a wee laddie naebodie | ever | lykit me pompitie ye war |
| as guid a maid as | ever | she wes a third leddie |
| micht syne be waur nor | ever | she wes afore she l |
| as weill an bonnie as | ever | she wes the bonniest queen |
| as gleg an weill as | ever | she wes the war gret |
| wes the first tyme ah | ever | spak ti ane puddok weill |
| wes the first tyme ah | ever | spak ti ane weill weill |
| neist day as suin as | ever | the prince wes up an |
| sachless pudden he wes if | ever | the war ane monie s |
| wes saikless hou coud ye | ever | think ah wad herm an |
| nories ah wes a fuil | ever | ti listen til hir puddok |
| eight years married before i | ever | had a fridge so you |
| priority noo as it s | ever | had before m865: so you |
| its eradication no government has | ever | made that historic commitment before |
| as if no one has | ever | tackled them before indeed we |
| he hated it had you | ever | tasted a christmas pudding before |
| before for the first time | ever | you re a big improvement |
| assume that if there were | ever | any change to the amounts |
| jack and if there s | ever | anything i can dae for |
| presumably if such a situation | ever | arose alternative administrative arrangements would |
| be used if similar circumstances | ever | arose when the surveillance order |
| alike burns has seldom if | ever | been grossly neglected in certain |
| voice vanished if it had | ever | been there thomas would be |
| the time yeah if we | ever | bother well you wouldn t |
| if any of his classmates | ever | bothered to talk to him |
| really shiny nose if you | ever | call him he ll let |
| a really shiny if you | ever | call him he ll let |
| even ask if she d | ever | called them the state she |
| i mean if if anybody | ever | came at any time the |
| entertaining the minister if he | ever | came there was the f1144: |
| like see if ma son | ever | comes home with pen on |
| sleeping f1144: well if i | ever | fall asleep watchin telly or |
| he told me if i | ever | feel like running down university |
| go there stew if she | ever | funds oot funds oot thit |
| over the place if ye | ever | get lost throughout the world |
| two of us if we | ever | get the time i m |
| that m1090: ehm if i | ever | got ain it s a |
| beyond to pei if you | ever | got to see reds yawn |
| boy or if he s | ever | held a position of authority |
| a patient and if you | ever | hope to become a professional |
| for er if you re | ever | in the outback in australia |
| of the opposition if he | ever | indulged in self pleasure while |
| o kennin if we ir | ever | lyke ti see ilk ither |
| in fredericton now if i | ever | make it up to the |
| dear brethren now if you | ever | mean to spend eternity in |
| say addy voice if i | ever | meet at mannie sinatra i |
| familiar ones have rarely if | ever | needed to be so defined |
| step further if we were | ever | of a mind to bid |
| need tae worry aboot it | ever | peggy i was wondering if |
| your class though if you | ever | run a class elsewhere i |
| equally ably in future if | ever | she needs to i too |
| [inaudible] [laugh] f643: because if | ever | shell ha- had a spo- |
| jilly pat aw ah m | ever | si grateful as if ah |
| an instrument of understanding if | ever | the world needed instruments of |
| of scots and when if | ever | they would speak it a |
| just kill them if they | ever | touched my mam p 36 |
| of seanair is rarely if | ever | used in english m1008: mmhm |
| would be useful if i | ever | want to write a sea |
| mum like if a policeman | ever | went to your door [inhale] |
| time later but if you | ever | wish to get in touch |
| of my colleagues if we | ever | wish to look for value |
| fae ablow look if ye | ever | wonder whit s wrang wi |
| it s ma furst time | ever | ah m no workin an |
| ed he kin be whey | ever | ah want him ti be |
| the lest tyme ah l | ever | cum an wi that the |
| s ma blame nae man | ever | cums seekin ye ah cannae |
| shame ah kenna hou ah | ever | doutit ye but ah coudna |
| is better as oniething ah | ever | expekkit mistress lat oor mairriage |
| an the maist ah can | ever | howp for is ti be |
| ah mean jek forget ye | ever | kent hir forget hir verra |
| ah dinna think jek haes | ever | lat me doun yit eilidh |
| ma lassie as ah im | ever | lyke ti finnd an for |
| axis birlin aye anaith the | ever | restless lift abuin ah mell |
| ah hae been yeir guidwyfe | ever | sensyne it wadna be richt |
| hae awthing that he coud | ever | want an mair sae ah |
| up for as lang as | ever | ye lyke ah m no |
| race as the games drew | ever | closer more and more people |
| more deliberate care and none | ever | had more certificates for less |
| scotland are at their highest | ever | how many more police does |
| mountain ranges ahead and the | ever | more distant valleys below the |
| out of the city to | ever | more impressive views of the |
| system thrive develop and become | ever | more influential our committee system |
| [laugh] well that s for | ever | more porridge i m quite |
| the other hand who became | ever | more rationalistic in his relentless |
| the continual pressure to acquire | ever | more sophisticated computer technology to |
| as the standard language becomes | ever | more stereotyped through its use |
| know my face no one | ever | played the truant with more |
| on duty had made him | ever | rosier and more cheerful phonies |
| as for the nationalists as | ever | they are more interested in |
| all and no adult had | ever | asked him questions like that |
| crumbling and brittle had she | ever | been different it was hard |
| all the witches that had | ever | been were gathered together there |
| cars none of them had | ever | clapped eyes on the bag |
| sexiest single thing i had | ever | come into contact with i |
| and effectively as they had | ever | done and this year was |
| i had no intention to | ever | go there m865: yeah yeah |
| aboot male partner kenny ye | ever | had a male partner m1015: |
| yet m816: have you not | ever | had an mmr m815: no |
| stirling phrases f1054: have ye | ever | had bother bein understood f1145: |
| you describe it have you | ever | had [laugh] excuse me have |
| or haddock was all we | ever | had m1078: no sometimes it |
| [laugh] excuse me have you | ever | had spotted dick [laugh] [laugh] |
| s really annoyin have you | ever | had that is it just |
| of liberty or change she | ever | had the advent of three |
| that right not that anybody | ever | had the right to choose |
| t wash away all we | ever | had we ll try another |
| most wonderful thing that had | ever | happened to alleviate poverty but |
| have been skiving had i | ever | m1007: skiving m1008: that s |
| burns supper that they had | ever | organised this beautiful cake i |
| finest players of football that | ever | played the game he had |
| the finest seamanship he had | ever | witnessed altogether the sir samuel |
| do you think i ll | ever | be happy the young girl |
| not think that there has | ever | been a leak from the |
| not think that i have | ever | been at a debate in |
| think that that contention has | ever | been tested dennis canavan falkirk |
| fir nae twa grains ll | ever | byde thegither ilkane will think |
| think air commander thatcher has | ever | got over the sas attacking |
| mairriage forward and naebody need | ever | ken they ll a think |
| want ye ti forget ye | ever | kent hir juist think o |
| to think that a prophet | ever | received a revelation which was |
| worked with none of them | ever | seemed to think i was |
| i dinna think i was | ever | there bessie ye were afore |
| hir unco frein wha wad | ever | think ti meet up wi |
| streets an mercats ye d | ever | think ti see on the |
| finding engineering the dullest thing | ever | and yet f745: [laugh] f746: |
| douce an cannie naitur wad | ever | dae sic a thing but |
| the same poor thing as | ever | its brown water sliding over |
| stound nae ither sowl can | ever | ken the r a thing |
| very very first thing i | ever | read up on m608: mmhm |
| is impossible to imagine anyone | ever | saying such a thing in |
| it was he was happy | ever | after wasn t he after |
| can t imagine i ll | ever | be parking anywhere near there |
| strongest er i won t | ever | be the world s strongest |
| hasn t changed has anyone | ever | been to iceland yeah you |
| of scotland mummy won t | ever | give me frilly knickers i |
| t believe a body should | ever | grow to like it though |
| young we didn t actually | ever | have a settee or a |
| and for the first time | ever | i couldn t i abs- |
| can t go on for | ever | i understand you and uncle |
| going back to that place | ever | i won t have it |
| didn t smoke or drink | ever | it won t be him |
| wi t no north easter | ever | liked to see food wasted |
| and how he shouldn t | ever | mention anything at all about |
| and spiky he hadn t | ever | noticed the cacti in all |
| can t understand have you | ever | tasted that buckfast m815: buckfast |
| he won t wait for | ever | what s the big deal |
| like that geordie wouldn t | ever | write that fiona smiles as |
| at no time has there | ever | been a consensus about what |
| whether glasgow prestwick international has | ever | been asked to tender or |
| was the richest i d | ever | been i mean i was |
| a boat yeah f835: or | ever | been in a banana boat |
| a teem stamach have you | ever | been in e hingles it |
| the procurator fiscal service have | ever | been informed about the workings |
| things like that have you | ever | been on a fairm neil |
| s just like spain pause | ever | been tae spain neil not |
| [laugh] f1150: [laugh] have you | ever | been there or have you |
| for a moment hae ye | ever | been ti moscow ferapont after |
| first time that i have | ever | been to a prison where |
| like i mean have you | ever | been to america m818: no |
| no idea m815: [laugh] you | ever | been to millport m816: aye |
| f1148: [laugh] f1149: has nick | ever | been to scandinavia f1148: yeah |
| m959: bit hectic has he | ever | been to uist f958: yeah |
| thocht the page naebodie wul | ever | credit a hae been here |
| been right behind them as | ever | from the outside looking in |
| it s been around for | ever | he was a young man |
| the denner made an naebodie | ever | kent she hae been oot |
| ur dance she s been | ever | sae guid shiney black bits |
| as gleg an weill as | ever | thay haed been syne he |
| the first flat that we | ever | bought in in [?]mcquivan[/?] s |
| the first street that was | ever | built in fintry it was |
| indeed this is our first | ever | democratically elected scottish parliament and |
| first vote of our first | ever | democratically elected scottish parliament dr |
| clackmannanshire for winning the first | ever | gold medal for a british |
| m608: aye m1163: my first | ever | recollection of travel was erm |
| for haein da notion ta | ever | set oot in da first |
| judge who was the first | ever | top judge of the european |
| i gather my first holiday | ever | was in ayr f718: yeah |
| was the first one i | ever | went out on m642: it |
| mind the first time i | ever | went tae tae lerwick cause |
| first space the day and | ever | what like is it sp |
| home not that she d | ever | admit it how could she |
| wheel was clacking away as | ever | and without looking up she |
| all the wean she ll | ever | be [laugh] oh you got |
| a the wean she ll | ever | be she s got all |
| preparing lessons [censored: forename] is getting | ever | busier as usual she has |
| the bonniest littil lass ye | ever | cuid see an she haed |
| blow it myself will she | ever | forget i carry the nappy |
| hae sum notion she wad | ever | herm wee seumas ye can |
| really and truly forever and | ever | later she d met up |
| but english which somehow she | ever | managed to learn and she |
| een niver stray as she | ever | sae slowly creeps up on |
| north highlanders but nothing she | ever | said suggested that she and |
| as lively and wicked as | ever | she speaks with an aberdeen |
| walking beside you my dear | ever | so fond of you she |
| on the other hand canna | ever | be hackit ye can hae |
| bishop s hand hae ye | ever | spoken til onie o the |
| they cherries pause hae you | ever | tasted cherries berna auld gerda |
| orm listen thorfinn hae ye | ever | thocht aboot whit yeir lyfe |
| andy mr beaumont hae ye | ever | thocht what it means to |
| purchase them that was as | ever | a highly irresponsible policy and |
| as jaeluss o beatrix as | ever | an raither nor gang on |
| two were as close as | ever | as thick as thieves mrs |
| stirrings were as pleasurable as | ever | but their cause was disgusting |
| potions may they be for | ever | curst as saumon thresh aboot |
| re joost as bad as | ever | dey were f960: yeah uh |
| dod approaches her hopeful as | ever | dod hello angel you re |
| as they growe withoot their | ever | ettlin oor lairnin s a |
| s still as daft as | ever | get rid of him now |
| wonderful as troy who d | ever | have thought we d stewed |
| could write capital as for | ever | he likes miss wood and |
| as happy as larry fa | ever | he was pause sae you |
| still eating as well as | ever | i could do with losing |
| it tight nick johnston as | ever | i will be brief i |
| this altitude the reward as | ever | is incredible views of craggy |
| the country susan deacon as | ever | john mcallion raises a challenging |
| lobbyists as every person who | ever | lobbies i accept des mcnulty |
| be juist the same as | ever | no onlie in a couple |
| which was as featureless as | ever | of course and up at |
| the forest on ti the | ever | quickenin creeks as the gloamin |
| byte as anything tony blair | ever | says it s an abbreviation |
| a broonies as ye ll | ever | see sittin oan the bank |
| that the poet should have | ever | stooped so low as to |
| and acted as king without | ever | taking the oath required by |
| as gleg an weill as | ever | thay war an cum oot |
| as wauken an weill as | ever | thay war thare thay war |
| level across the languages as | ever | the basic grasp of grammatical |
| chaumer an as suin as | ever | the bryde set een on |
| to the business managers as | ever | the convener do members have |
| and love as strong as | ever | the sisters send gifts which |
| to buy policy but as | ever | their approach was half baked |
| used simply as guidelines as | ever | this is moveable but we |
| as the worst ferry disaster | ever | to occur in british coastal |
| folk about the cowgate as | ever | was where edinburgh smouldered latest |
| meeting to questions immediately as | ever | we will be pressed for |
| oot here as quick as | ever | ye lyke cum oot here |
| tak place as suin as | ever | ye lyke mysie s mither |
| presiding officer should wear robes | ever | actually took place i can |
| the most utterly boring thesis | ever | attempted i spent most of |
| enlightening events that i have | ever | attended i quickly became aware |
| is that no list can | ever | be totally exhaustive i will |
| loretta i canna min it | ever | bein sae hot weel nae |
| assessment system which i was | ever | called upon to inspect but |
| conviviality an option should i | ever | choose to offer hospitality a |
| landscape and came to munch | ever | closer beside me when i |
| few games at school i | ever | enjoyed so what with all |
| constituencies that i represent has | ever | even raised that issue we |
| i could breast feed for | ever | exclaims fiona i get such |
| a troubled sky will i | ever | find a boy to take |
| dinna ken far i ll | ever | get anither een muriel i |
| to control you will i | ever | get the chance i won |
| pause the nearest i ll | ever | get to a gran child |
| ma i canna see her | ever | gettin oot o that cheer |
| stand it i mean you | ever | go it it s like |
| all the photographs that i | ever | got took the dundonian frontman |
| i d be deid without | ever | haein a chance to enjoy |
| no one could follow where | ever | i go man seed at |
| one of the wettest years | ever | i mind fine ae day |
| you want to use it | ever | i said there ll still |
| debate because i sense an | ever | increasing sense of frustration on |
| sergeant seemed to have an | ever | increasing stream of callers i |
| despair i felt wis flyin | ever | mair trauchled throu the air |
| granddaughter asked me have you | ever | met queen victoria i sort |
| craziness either of us was | ever | mixed up in i plan |
| chick you said indistinctly why | ever | not i snuffled for i |
| do not know whether he | ever | regretted that i was then |
| s spare time tint wis | ever | scoutin s gain i wis |
| essay done but all i | ever | seem to do is okay |
| at six and i m | ever | so nervous of learning its |
| elaine thomson i will backtrack | ever | so slightly we talked a |
| the baking sun should i | ever | succumb to homesickness i will |
| something like that right you | ever | take that erm yo- i |
| not a word i would | ever | use now but i i |
| a phrase that i would | ever | use tae describe my father |
| victorian hall that i have | ever | visited lord james douglas hamilton |
| of our great landscape painters | ever | visits majorca i recommend to |
| time in my life i | ever | worked five days a week |
| rest it neil have you | ever | asked for them gladys shocked |
| out the rations with what | ever | came to hand you received |
| a way then you moved | ever | closer to christ s perfection |
| looking document that you will | ever | come across in addition to |
| get a life have you | ever | considered a complete change of |
| bastard what good have you | ever | done scribbling away like a |
| is lucky but wad you | ever | feel at yer ease no |
| you know f746: do you | ever | find yourse- f978: ehm eh |
| need to audience do you | ever | get the feelin there s |
| told er what s gaelic | ever | going to do for you |
| know eh how are you | ever | gonna possibly be able to |
| you sayin f1054: do you | ever | have any ither bother bein |
| f1054: do any of you | ever | have bother being understood give |
| and says well have ye | ever | he gones where are you |
| her life who have you | ever | helped you snotty little supercilious |
| like but [inaudible] have you | ever | hit it wi yer car |
| the idea that you were | ever | indispensable unless you are someone |
| you know how have you | ever | like s- talked to [censored: forename] |
| language and dialect were you | ever | made self conscious aboot it |
| sum sense hou coud a | ever | mairrie the lykes o you |
| s born o wumman wul | ever | maister you awa wi ye |
| s stoatin stuff do you | ever | mind that [inaudible] m1020: aw |
| or let s face it | ever | on the other hand you |
| do m608: yeah have you | ever | raced yourself or is it |
| that s f1054: do you | ever | say minted f1005: aye minted |
| flitters afore ma een why | ever | should you of all people |
| better world 1 do you | ever | sit in a public toilet |
| chest silence zeb were you | ever | sober berna pause funerals mak |
| out to rutherglen so you | ever | take the bus out to |
| f- m819: take the you | ever | take the bus the it |
| the last een you ll | ever | taste an here tak twa |
| english cricket text would you | ever | use an urdu word in |
| was going to ring for | ever | what on earth were you |
| have inspired millions who could | ever | forget the moment on 1 |
| children to have to travel | ever | further to reach play spaces |
| have memories sadly of like | ever | getting on my mum s |
| scots or that burns could | ever | have written such a line |
| way in which we can | ever | hope to have a democratic |
| seems to have lasted for | ever | so it must be nearly |
| greg marvelled that bill was | ever | sober long enough to have |
| not have to wait for | ever | the convener the minister would |
| o gowd gin ye r | ever | doun perth wey be shuir |
| a m hert sorrie a | ever | doutit ye thay aw dyned |
| l rue the day ye | ever | liftit it nou the puir |
| finished nae decent man will | ever | mairry ye look at dod |
| fer yer last edinburgh flicht | ever | sae welcome ye bonny sicht |
| a vampire biff says ye | ever | see him at the school |
| the biggest troots ye ll | ever | seek be s smaa s |
| canna mynd that ye war | ever | that bathert aboot yeir man |
| or for poverty rae ye | ever | thocht that this haill community |
| ye l git the chance | ever | ti waucht anither stirrup cup |
| ann of green gables the | ever | popular charlottetown musical wow see |
| nyaff no that there s | ever | a nyaff at wisna sleekit |
| christian no sinner unsaved will | ever | be in his presence of |
| enter no unsaved sinner will | ever | be where jesus is there |
| er wi no intention o | ever | bidin in it on ony |
| saying that no one has | ever | died in a fire in |
| school [laugh] no that we | ever | done that [laugh] m1004: plunk |
| is consistency no government will | ever | gain its citizens respect whilst |
| amount of exercise that we | ever | got was in no way |
| there will be no smoking | ever | in any buildings of the |
| deaf or hearing person is | ever | left behind and that no |
| storeys high and no one | ever | locked a door and people |
| stain away no judge can | ever | make them pay for stealing |
| stated no private verifier could | ever | meet the criteria of being |
| stated no private verifier could | ever | meet the criteria of being |
| responsibilities but breast feeding for | ever | no my gold thread of |
| overnight except that no one | ever | popped in unannounced to the |
| church no hallowed awe that | ever | rapt a pale inquisitor beholding |
| full force punches no one | ever | said the path to love |
| is written which no one | ever | sees except its author and |
| one ed sings be it | ever | so humble there s no |
| all happens but no one | ever | talks about it an m605: |
| that no deaf person is | ever | the subject of social exclusion |
| a dark room no one | ever | told it the hunter d |
| anything like myself is one | ever | always truly oneself what does |
| went round and round in | ever | deepening grooves one day death |
| that citadel arts group s | ever | done f1054: nice one brilliant |
| every one of them for | ever | free of any oath test |
| one of the greatest upsets | ever | in scottish football although in |
| the old steeple and which | ever | one of them shot down |
| agree that breaking the rules | ever | puts one in a better |
| derail conscious thought ought one | ever | to disturb a thinker thinking |
| be denied the consolation of | ever | establishing any connection between his |
| the post of interception commissioner | ever | found any difficulty with the |
| scottish executive whether it has | ever | given any notice under paragraph |
| scottish executive whether it has | ever | received any notice under paragraph |
| executive whether scottish enterprise has | ever | helped or offered business advice |
| has afflicted western society with | ever | increasing tenacity throughout this century |
| tribunals none of which has | ever | queried the definition of serious |
| expenses not even sutherland has | ever | suggested that those expenses should |
| lifted up that who so | ever | beleived on him should not |
| last da tree peerie grice | ever | saa o him wis makkin |
| s biggin passed pompitie athout | ever | seein him at aw syne |
| your day auld yin ettins | ever | haed the chaunce ti eat |
| up nor onie man coud | ever | howp ti speil onie man |
| ti follae dis yeir hawk | ever | pyke at aw the lad |
| a lassie an naebodie haes | ever | spoken ti me lyke that |
| set free will the time | ever | come when all the world |
| s time discussing whether it | ever | took place amang us it |
| it s unlikely they ll | ever | come an look f606: [laugh] |
| ma trade hou ll a | ever | mak ma merk yet the |
| frae me nor a can | ever | pey macbeth kneeling banquo follows |
| fauch lyke shroud wha wul | ever | pick onie flouer for me |
| fuck me stew aw wi | ever | wanted wis warmth food cuddles |
| [laugh] but yeah it wa- | ever | got sunburnt f807: [laugh] oh |
| nice girl from suburban massachusetts | ever | could be expected to know |
| not sure whether that is | ever | recorded that point could be |
| in case in case he | ever | comes across m816: [laugh] in |
| rock album in the world | ever | f718: [laugh] m734: er and |
| red hair s not good | ever | [laugh] m964: [laugh] f963: [laugh] |
| moment whether these words can | ever | be applied tae a relationship |
| is to be living can | ever | be too standardised even the |
| book he can keep for | ever | he can take it to |
| is the closest we can | ever | now get to the speech |
| evidence that lyndsay himself was | ever | a confessed protestant but there |
| f1077: but whether anyone would | ever | bother putting another uh huh |
| of events should the case | ever | come back to trial but |
| the wattir but naebodie haes | ever | cum back frae the yallae |
| trial but why would that | ever | happen why would sharp and |
| that the outside world will | ever | hear about that but we |
| day s begun but hou | ever | lang we dwell on that |
| much potential but it doesnae | ever | seem to f- get over |
| it s too windy to | ever | use the patio but it |
| but all the horsemen that | ever | was plus the tenor in |
| all this in seriously silently | ever | after when the children in |
| for all eternity who so | ever | beleives that jesus is the |
| in here taps her head | ever | carolanne all right goodnight sadie |
| of all the albums floyd | ever | produced the most perfect and |
| tell wul banquo s aishan | ever | ring owre this kinrik all |
| hold all the nocks that | ever | was made in america off |
| here gang awa an dinna | ever | look back an the ferrer |
| laughs yur noh leavin here | ever | till yi tell us laughs |
| us here a pause naething | ever | turns oot the wey we |
| out there for them to | ever | win the war too many |
| nine steps the phoniest movie | ever | for yet another he s |
| pit aa the ingyne at | ever | he hed inti hingin in |
| might be his last season | ever | he s won something like |
| juist the problem he hudnae | ever | hud a real yin oh |
| ma laddie dis yeir naig | ever | kick at aw says he |
| tak comfort though he must | ever | regret his haein bein torn |
| anither quaisten dis yeir hound | ever | snak at aw ay he |
| in the lupins will someone | ever | get a tribunal to find |
| would deny that gaelic was | ever | in aberdeenshire this was a |
| indeed the shorter catechist was | ever | prepared to answer so that |
| 220 competitors was our largest | ever | swollen by the inclusion of |
| most brilliant pieces of satire | ever | written it was professor daiches |
| accent from england that s | ever | so jolly his curly fair |
| be the greatest sitting apart | ever | so smart ovens and hobs |
| f826: yeah m827: funniest things | ever | the amount of money that |
| started to pray lest we | ever | forget those who wore the |
| not appreciated that they would | ever | be brought into the scheme |
| angels in the theatre would | ever | by the bye james what |
| engineer in this country would | ever | do that beaumont nae engineer |
| f810: it would save us | ever | having to open the curtains |
| it in eng- in english | ever | would people use it m1008: |
| s like the worst idea | ever | let s let s build |
| moment white then melts for | ever | or like the borealis race |
| announcement may be the biggest | ever | allocation of direct funding to |
| the law of jamaica will | ever | be countenanced in scotland in |
| be excluded from and for | ever | incapable to inherit possess or |
| to be the yummiest chocolate | ever | is it mum f1121: mm |
| be excluded and be for | ever | uncapeable to inherit possesse or |
| faither chrissie fan s alec | ever | at hame even fan there |
| mmhm m819: [sniff] everybody that | ever | shops there shops [inaudible] by |
| thrie ploys compulsive behaviour gin | ever | sic there wis lawers and |
| length of the a9 were | ever | carried out the consequences for |
| maid an a cook whit | ever | dae we want this auld |
| afore the sheriff the furst | ever | involvin the byllies an we |
| the eu and its biggest | ever | enlargement it is hoped that |
| the aest whan haes oniebodie | ever | garred it gae back til |
| fur yi stew fur how | ever | long it takes dimps doll |
| cawed bestiality an it s | ever | sae rude morag please god |
| chynges it wis ne er | ever | threapit the language wisnae scots |
| with child and it is | ever | to the credit of his |
| that s that nae language | ever | bides pure for langer nor |
| that moula or eilidh wad | ever | herm the bairn shona eftir |
| by that act made for | ever | incapable to inherit possess or |
| year that is the biggest | ever | investment in older people s |
| nae that maist o us | ever | locked wir doors of course |
| erm that s the highest | ever | number of children coming into |
| his artistry that few people | ever | penetrated behind the fictional surface |
| the merest smitches that an | ever | twynin linn kests on the |
| their lives in norwich without | ever | acquiring a norwich accent and |
| other ballads and the happy | ever | after side of popular fiction |
| rewarded and everybody lives happily | ever | after the puddok and the |
| law of this realme for | ever | and the same are by |
| the greatest ice hockey player | ever | at the tender age of |
| by the bye james what | ever | became of her parents afterwards |
| the lomonds twin baps in | ever | changin licht they ur lost |
| winding down the mountainside with | ever | closer views of the city |
| most important popular political programme | ever | coming back which in retrospect |
| dout nae braw wooer wul | ever | cum chappin at oor houss |
| amang the bens whaur naebodie | ever | cums onlie aince in a |
| in scope to occupy an | ever | diminishing place in the national |
| cuba on organising the largest | ever | donation of aid from these |
| da shooder o da hill | ever | efter dat da peerie grice |
| is not accompanied by an | ever | expanding work load tommy sheridan |
| to nourishing and feeding an | ever | expanding world population after debate |
| nor ordour and sa furth | ever | framing your reasons according to |
| report the activities of the | ever | growing number of active clubs |
| intensive policing required of the | ever | increasing night economy particularly of |
| the need to recruit in | ever | increasing numbers nurses in different |
| explosion of tourism rising prices | ever | increasing traffic absurdly pushing through |
| are part of the biggest | ever | investment in care services for |
| are part of the biggest | ever | investment in care services for |
| the child speaks french without | ever | learning to speak french and |
| sophisticated computer technology to spend | ever | lengthening periods keying in words |
| police numbers at their highest | ever | levels cut crime and divert |
| most evocative and erotic statement | ever | made about a woman age |
| in the garret of his | ever | memorable song for two years |
| whether ewan and leslie mitchell | ever | met is not known what |
| ee in thair heid wad | ever | middil wi the lykes o |
| to record a fast changing | ever | new society and grotesque modernism |
| and and and and why | ever | not the difference is in |
| cairns an h burgoyne lives | ever | on regairdless o the name |
| look at stew ed whey | ever | paes the maiste money dimps |
| to the lowest central pressure | ever | recorded to form a hurricane |
| of the smoothest swingers california | ever | sent to downtown glasgow instead |
| tess aw mithir will yi | ever | shoogy mi berna yur mithir |
| in 14 months the biggest | ever | step forward in long term |
| for a brilliant literary career | ever | stooped to write roderick gripped |
| is gradually closed off by | ever | stricter parental controls which divorce |
| dauncin wi mair virr nor | ever | thay aw sang on sunday |
| shetland is the smallest island | ever | to host to the event |
| a lot of questions without | ever | visiting the galleries or witnessing |
| about translating the greatest book | ever | written and milton is talking |
| is arguably the most sickening | ever | written in the english language |
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