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| have done to meet their | expectations | and their parents expectations has |
| then f807: expectations [laugh] great | expectations | f806: mm or lack of |
| their expectations and their parents | expectations | has not been in vain |
| that s all then f807: | expectations | [laugh] great expectations f806: mm |
| demonstrate its responsiveness to user | expectations | for limited and targeted electronic |
| in 1981 and meeting the | expectations | of the user community has |
| customers want adapting to changing | expectations | how should scottish tourism be |
| offices branches meet the high | expectations | of customers and are in |
| f807: lack of fulfilment of | expectations | f806: yeah f807: [laugh] f806: |
| is that the parliament s | expectations | have been raised only to |
| that the first minister raised | expectations | in scotland and then let |
| been raised by david mcletchie | expectations | should be high the inference |
| we should have them moreover | expectations | that are raised should be |
| is being made that the | expectations | that have been raised will |
| and by doing so raised | expectations | that it is commonly believed |
| in this morning s press | expectations | were raised over the past |
| competence in line with citizens | expectations | 7 what missions would this |
| we have talked about raising | expectations | again i make no apologies |
| to deliver on the great | expectations | people have for the scottish |
| will deliver on the high | expectations | that scots have for our |
| f965: children had there were | expectations | of children s behaviour f963: |
| eroded the basic needs and | expectations | of pensioners without which talk |
| parliament and contributed to high | expectations | for its first term scottish |
| not delivering on the high | expectations | that its introduction created the |
| and role of grammar clear | expectations | and a sense of achievement |
| by by class and class | expectations | and people when you f963: |
| resources to meet people s | expectations | mr mcmahon if an additional |
| considering taking out er great | expectations | just sittin there watchin that |
| dining hall and fulfils all | expectations | the covering over it will |
| their hopes their lifestyles their | expectations | as you have found out |
| to prove either that their | expectations | for candidates were not met |
| their objectives that will create | expectations | ultimately the investment that ministers |
| to them and what their | expectations | would be from a future |
| been in line with its | expectations | given the comments that have |
| that we should not have | expectations | but we should have them |
| did the first minister raise | expectations | to such a level only |
| deal with the matter of | expectations | the reason why the reaction |
| t all have the same | expectations | you don t all have |
| is not one of those | expectations | christine grahame rose the deputy |
| waiting period or reducing the | expectations | of those who currently use |
| me repeat them all the | expectations | are that next year s |
| at the discrepancy between the | expectations | of a romance hero and |
| basis and we submit our | expectations | of demand the appropriate proportions |
| talking about spin and unrealistic | expectations | we must ensure that that |
| greig twists and turns yer | expectations | richt brawlie an the resonances |
| funding across the board despite | expectations | of an ultimate answer on |
| the nicht itsel exceedit aa | expectations | an ye canna beat the |
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