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pleased to report that apart | from | a broken window no other |
are are gaelic speakers apart | from | a couple of cleaners and |
all fredericton yet but apart | from | a few places i still |
has meant that now apart | from | a few remaining farmers villagers |
other alternative speech varieties apart | from | a few rural ones are |
my earliest feeling memory apart | from | a kaleidoscope vision of chestnut |
curriculum none of scott apart | from | a one off visiting lecture |
of of other things apart | from | a person or not m1004: |
her question it states apart | from | additional capacity negotiated through the |
and that was re- apart | from | all the sort of wee |
prescribing could produce quite apart | from | alleviating the misery of those |
with is not changing apart | from | an increase in its volume |
reason except the theatre apart | from | art and the past the |
past tense statements and apart | from | as and if the only |
on mutton or pork apart | from | bacon or sausages whiles for |
sleep rough rough sleeping apart | from | being a distressing form of |
apart from preventing duplicate questions | from | being submitted i know that |
written scots is concerned apart | from | burns there was only one |
busts made of them apart | from | columbus the discoverer of the |
this bill be unworkable apart | from | dealing with the red coats |
involves even you know apart | from | do you have to do |
jilly and bj stand apart | from | each other screen image shows |
f718: mm m017: eh apart | from | er the work of burns |
care it was that apart | from | evidence of the fairness and |
than 168 days 29 apart | from | exceptions which permit rod and |
f963: mm mmhm f965: apart | from | football which seemed f963: yeah |
to a high place apart | from | george bush f943: mm i |
story which is that apart | from | giving my daughter away my |
scotland in a referendum apart | from | giving the constitution democratic endorsement |
to the six sheriffdoms apart | from | glasgow each region has a |
much to do really apart | from | go and watch films when |
as the fellowship expands apart | from | guaranteeing the si s existence |
an outside toilet was apart | from | guide camp scout camp i |
not have documentary evidence apart | from | guidelines and curriculums from various |
son of woman 21 apart | from | her fragmentary unfinished autobiography where |
farm worker a status apart | from | her gender only a little |
of objective trustworthy patronage apart | from | her various and largely unsuccessful |
normal in every way apart | from | his size his bedroom was |
was ordinary at best apart | from | his wonderful sweet peas regularly |
bumpy ibrox was born apart | from | hosting many other sports events |
male f940: [inaudible] m941: apart | from | i mean they have penises |
remember much about it apart | from | i remember eh that s |
really important i mean apart | from | just living in society but |
mood was predominantly feminist apart | from | lochhead herself the most sustained |
that are not mentioned apart | from | marking being mentioned on 22 |
as in mallorca yet apart | from | my father s plaque and |
female colleagues looked dowdy apart | from | one young legal aspirant who |
action can we take apart | from | preventing duplicate questions from being |
under the devolution settlement apart | from | primary legislation on drug controls |
scots to speak of apart | from | river f718: mmhm m017: city |
most commonly meet them apart | from | school essays is editorials in |
british empire is gone apart | from | some small dependencies and islands |
but joking apart it s | from | such stories that you learn |
anyway is you know apart | from | syntax and grammar used which |
do in the city apart | from | that f958: [laugh] you re |
the use of prison apart | from | that i accept the minister |
m doing these days apart | from | that i m enjoying myself |
explanatory note for us apart | from | that no matters arise interruption |
writing to the executive apart | from | that no points arise in |
happen in many places apart | from | that obvious example what would |
on tiger says that apart | from | that one wee delusion he |
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all over scotland but apart | from | that there s not an |
suspected me mm and apart | from | that we used to go |
fair [laugh] f1150: but apart | from | that we ve been quite |
of common courtesy and apart | from | that what i am saying |
to your shirt sleeves apart | from | the 1 3 4 square |
the gaelic world er apart | from | the academic one f606: yeah |
developed round the table apart | from | the arguments that have already |
with another subject material apart | from | the attraction of playing a |
yeah m017: in in er | from | the bbc er apart from |
main objective in meeting apart | from | the beneficial nature of reminiscing |
main objective in meeting apart | from | the beneficial nature of reminiscing |
it the main attraction apart | from | the beriozkas selling furs samovars |
builders and cowboy installers apart | from | the big builders who are |
hours dark then light apart | from | the car lights the moon |
day erm so f1155: apart | from | the day you went to |
t thank you besides apart | from | the duff spelling the lettering |
jumper with great style apart | from | the entertainment value this kind |
f943: ah i suppose apart | from | the fact that my lecturer |
it for the user apart | from | the fact that people who |
applied to commissioners previously apart | from | the fact that scottish ministers |
many to list but apart | from | the famous ones such as |
would anyone be involved apart | from | the flying registrars and the |
of the estate land apart | from | the home farm lay between |
school of scottish studies apart | from | the hundreds of songs that |
details about bed closures apart | from | the learning disability bed closures |
that set these two apart | from | the mainline travellers rather the |
in the report because apart | from | the most important aspect which |
body piercing well no apart | from | the odd bull it hasn |
scotland rests with nobody apart | from | the people of scotland we |
language rests with nobody apart | from | the people who live in |
working group 8 defence apart | from | the petersberg tasks what defence |
he had explained things apart | from | the philatelic interest there had |
of those things apart perhaps | from | the railway seems to interest |
any hurry to leave apart | from | the rellies on my old |
hildebil 2697 bil 2777 apart | from | the repetition of bil itself |
gate thereby setting it apart | from | the rest of the world |
on a tour fredericton apart | from | the scenery is not really |
root of this problem apart | from | the schools everybody failed to |
just a [inaudible] m608: apart | from | the scuffing apart from the |
apart from the scuffing apart | from | the scuffing of the boot |
is unkind to tampere apart | from | the shops and coffee bars |
of the scottish executive apart | from | the solicitor general for scotland |
work for the defence apart | from | the statutory framework there are |
from the bbc er apart | from | the the likes of river |
perth all my life apart | from | the twenty years that i |
were good employers too apart | from | the uniform a hideous mauve |
these strict thematic confines apart | from | the use of much blank |
weather f963: yeah f965: apart | from | the weather f963: mmhm right |
weather with an e apart | from | the weather where you know |
children learn other languages apart | from | their own the better i |
m off every friday apart | from | these three weeks but next |
to a libel action apart | from | this consideration a rep- a |
a good bus service apart | from | this morning but [laugh] f745: |
good to sit awhile apart | from | time to observe the hay |
heard for tool box apart | from | tool box ehm a bass |
involved in camp construction apart | from | transit camp on the outskirts |
m a writer and apart | from | translatin roald dahl and writin |
wear them so often apart | from | trousers and jeans i can |
consider how on earth apart | from | tumbling over the infamous binocular |
in crowdieknowe for example apart | from | two anglicised features the use |
that europe is not apart | from | us we are european as |
apart from guidelines and curriculums | from | various councils which have admitted |
of britain i mean apart | from | walter scott and aw that |
in anything every way apart | from | we haven t spoke- we |
ones i ve got apart | from | what pam said as well |
in ten seconds flat apart | from | which your colour sense is |
don t know anybody apart | from | your own immediate family so |
zen buddhism this was developed | from | ancient chinese models in the |
form of poetic expression deriving | from | ancient chinese models was perfected |
form of poetic expression deriving | from | ancient chinese models was perfected |
cheap cigarette products coming in | from | china for example if chinese |
like translating in their heads | from | chinese to english as well |
gean blossoms renderings in scots | from | fifty ancient chinese poems by |
sang renderings in literary scots | from | fifty ancient chinese poems by |
a good chinese just across | from | him m1048: really oh i |
were the chinese people coming | from | m194: they were bring- they |
aroma of cold deep fat | from | the cheapest of chinese chip |
day chang kuo 19th century | from | the chinese kennawha 1st century |
for ti twurl thair mustaches | from | the chinese kennawha 1st century |
traetit lyke an outlin sorner | from | the chinese kennawha 1st century |
syne it wul ken anaw | from | the chinese kennawha 1st century |
bed is ill ti thole | from | the chinese kennawha 200 bc |
born can jouk this weird | from | the chinese kennawha 300 500 |
swaird dirdin on a shield | from | the chinese kennawha 300 500 |
dee mynd on me foraye | from | the chinese kennawha 300 500 |
onlie be trauchilt wi care | from | the chinese kennawha 7th century |
meng lung ca 1590 1646 | from | the chinese kennawha 7th century |
haena growne as we breirdit | from | the chinese kennawha 7th century |
tyme for ti git mairrit | from | the chinese kennawha ca 4th |
mukkil betterment ah tell ye | from | the chinese kennawha ca 600 |
ma sair hert ti rest | from | the chinese kennawha first century |
for him sae a wad | from | the chinese kennawha first to |
but dule ti mynd on | from | the chinese kennawha first to |
freinship is nae smaw maitter | from | the chinese kennawha han dynasty |
ah gang til his hame | from | the chinese kennawha second century |
geniuses chao i 1727 1814 | from | the chinese kennawha very ancient |
warld wul be the first | from | the chinese of ch ang |
thaim back on the brainches | from | the chinese of ch ang |
pentit rones o yeir hame | from | the chinese of ch en |
me ti thole or comprehend | from | the chinese of ch en |
mair nor weeds or caff | from | the chinese of ch eng |
haes duin us smaw guid | from | the chinese of ch ien |
hauds for monie a day | from | the chinese of ch u |
guid airtin for the muin | from | the chinese of chang chi |
a whyle the infant bairn | from | the chinese of chang chi |
ma saul skails til eternitie | from | the chinese of chang chi |
fliein in the spring wund | from | the chinese of chang chi |
wul weir awa wi tyme | from | the chinese of chang hsiao |
ken whit tyme it is | from | the chinese of chao i |
enjey the clear back end | from | the chinese of chiang chieh |
the swords o bangster murderers | from | the chinese of chou pang |
frae ablo his tousilt heid | from | the chinese of chu hsi |
career as a caibinet meinister | from | the chinese of chu hsi |
ma tears wi ma sleeve | from | the chinese of chu shu |
aye in his ain tyme | from | the chinese of chu shu |
hell abuin lyfe an daith | from | the chinese of chu shu |
the tears frae ma een | from | the chinese of chu wen |
nor the yalla o chrysanthemums | from | the chinese of daie soko |
o the wattir o lyfe | from | the chinese of feng meng |
ma hert a famous general | from | the chinese of fu hsuan |
back ti wairn the lave | from | the chinese of fuyo dokai |
dout he winna ken me | from | the chinese of ho ch |
never ken o oor dule | from | the chinese of ho hsun |
nicht ye never cam hame | from | the chinese of hsi chun |
filled wi maimories lik wyne | from | the chinese of hsin ch |
easylyke in the fest current | from | the chinese of hsin ch |
shour in the jianmen glen | from | the chinese of hsin ch |
be as dowie as men | from | the chinese of huang chiao |
waesum nicht o ma saul | from | the chinese of kao chi |
hinner end want nae heivin | from | the chinese of kao shih |
ah think anelie o you | from | the chinese of kao shih |
thinks nae mair o me | from | the chinese of kennawha ca |
for ti wairn ither fishes | from | the chinese of kennawha ca |
echo throu the derkenin firs | from | the chinese of kennawha ca |
a preparation for sexual adventure | from | the chinese of kso jui |
or the morn s mornin | from | the chinese of li ch |
the bodie o ma man | from | the chinese of li ch |
the thriepil warld unthirlt unfasht | from | the chinese of li ch |
biggit on ten thousan corps | from | the chinese of li hou |
fed frae an endless rowth | from | the chinese of li hua |
afore ah wes richt mairrit | from | the chinese of li p |
man back hame ti me | from | the chinese of li po |
dream that ah im hame | from | the chinese of li po |
goaves at the glisterin muin | from | the chinese of li po |
wund an slaelie skails awa | from | the chinese of li po |
ayont the warld o men | from | the chinese of li po |
aw fylit thocht wi zen | from | the chinese of li po |
a bouster o whyte cloud | from | the chinese of li po |
gaen no monie fowk aboot | from | the chinese of li po |
frae hanselin mair the morn | from | the chinese of li po |
dowe lyke the dwynin muin | from | the chinese of li po |
mair on the shaidaed moss | from | the chinese of li po |
in the auld back yaird | from | the chinese of li shang |
o ma wee bit boat | from | the chinese of li shang |
ages for lippenin on immortalitie | from | the chinese of liu ch |
nou ah im growein auld | from | the chinese of liu ch |
the snell back end wund | from | the chinese of liu chung |
o the whurl o men | from | the chinese of liu yu |
hert the sun ti see | from | the chinese of lu chi |
o yeir flouers o spring | from | the chinese of lu kuei |
it oniewhaur oniewey at aw | from | the chinese of lu yu |
rowth o pigs an hens | from | the chinese of lu yu |
birls oot the theikit ruif | from | the chinese of lu yu |
this is t aw aboot | from | the chinese of lu yu |
winna threip on aboot it | from | the chinese of lu yu |
intil a warld o truibils | from | the chinese of lu yu |
yeir silken quynes ti sing | from | the chinese of lu yu |
lyke winnelstrae afore the wund | from | the chinese of lu yu |
purpie ploums plantit tyme aboot | from | the chinese of lu yu |
aw by an duin foraye | from | the chinese of lu yu |
laddie for ti lean on | from | the chinese of lu yu |
theik o the boat caibin | from | the chinese of lu yu |
for a wee winnin free | from | the chinese of lu yun |
that haps the frozent grund | from | the chinese of mei yao |
ir aye fillin wi milk | from | the chinese of mei yao |
yon keikin ower the waw | from | the chinese of mei yao |
ma begrutten face athouten end | from | the chinese of mei yao |
ti fecht even boreas blaws | from | the chinese of mei yao |
never win til yeir houss | from | the chinese of mei yao |
in wi on the road | from | the chinese of mei yao |
a shaidae in a gless | from | the chinese of mei yao |
weirs awa afore ma een | from | the chinese of miu hsi |
horses skiffin afore the wund | from | the chinese of ng shao |
kens whit wul befaw me | from | the chinese of ou yang |
goun in the green gress | from | the chinese of p an |
riggs o the new corn | from | the chinese of pao chao |
stound haed jaggit ma hert | from | the chinese of po chü |
thon bricht ower watchin muin | from | the chinese of po chü |
for thir drukken auld slaiks | from | the chinese of po chü |
whan you an ah forgether | from | the chinese of po chü |
the same sen tyme began | from | the chinese of po chü |
aerlie the morn s mornin | from | the chinese of po chü |
buik o five thousan wurds | from | the chinese of po chü |
fawin intil the mukkil bern | from | the chinese of po chü |
blyth an fear ah ken | from | the chinese of po chü |
taiken lyke as we sinder | from | the chinese of po chü |
waukrif the lang nicht throu | from | the chinese of po chü |
think ah micht byde free | from | the chinese of po chü |
an shut it up inby | from | the chinese of po chü |
an taen up ma poems | from | the chinese of po chü |
thousan an thrie hunder nicht | from | the chinese of po chü |
lenth o cho fu sa | from | the chinese of rihaku 8th |
dung doun its langest brainch | from | the chinese of rihaku 8th |
murnin for his deid wyfe | from | the chinese of shen yueh |
jouks us an is gaen | from | the chinese of ssü k |
sterns in the bounless lift | from | the chinese of ssü k |
kie that fits ma theme | from | the chinese of ssü k |
universe reinged at ma syde | from | the chinese of ssü k |
chairms in hir scentit bed | from | the chinese of ssü k |
air for it wes spring | from | the chinese of su tung |
ferr end o ma warld | from | the chinese of su tung |
aff the haill road hame | from | the chinese of su tung |
joukin ablo the pentit aesins | from | the chinese of su tung |
aw ane wi the lift | from | the chinese of su tung |
mair thay r the same | from | the chinese of su tung |
on draws me til daith | from | the chinese of su tung |
lichtsum an fou o smeddum | from | the chinese of su tung |
gress altho nae wund blaws | from | the chinese of su tung |
the r nae road back | from | the chinese of su wu |
hir lane athouten a man | from | the chinese of t ao |
lest ah hae fund masell | from | the chinese of t ao |
houss haes becum ma universe | from | the chinese of t ao |
aw weill an nou fareweill | from | the chinese of tendo nyojo |
gizz turnt til the south | from | the chinese of ts ao |
ower praiciuss for ti pou | from | the chinese of tsang chih |
hings aye on the air | from | the chinese of tsui hao |
aye the r sum glesses | from | the chinese of tu fu |
cum help us feinish it | from | the chinese of tu fu |
it is gien in freinship | from | the chinese of tu fu |
ti mynd lown gairdens langsyne | from | the chinese of tu fu |
rain untentit faws hir tears | from | the chinese of tu fu |
trees ir thrang wi craws | from | the chinese of tu fu |
leims cauld on whyte banes | from | the chinese of tu fu |
blek weings alang the pier | from | the chinese of tu fu |
flouers hing thair lourd heids | from | the chinese of tu fu |
tree strinkils ma bare heid | from | the chinese of tu fu |
freinless feedin the murlin years | from | the chinese of tu fu |
sklims intil the tuim lift | from | the chinese of tu fu |
cairrie on leevin for aw | from | the chinese of tu mu |
sterts ti bait his huik | from | the chinese of tu mu |
an birlin in yeir dreams | from | the chinese of wang chang |
ye kenna whan ah greit | from | the chinese of wang chi |
ee cum frae ma lord | from | the chinese of wang chi |
thay gaed oot an in | from | the chinese of wang seng |
for ti byde sober masell | from | the chinese of wang wei |
auld echoes dwyne an dowe | from | the chinese of wang wei |
gangril s saul the nicht | from | the chinese of wang wei |
or hir hair is whyte | from | the chinese of wei wen |
me afore it s ower | from | the chinese of wu ti |
flie the haill road hame | from | the chinese of wu ti |
wi ma ten thousan waes | from | the chinese of yuan chieh |
cum ti me ower suin | from | the chinese of yüan chi |
ti pey thair demned taxes | from | the chinese of yuen mei |
pieces of noodle left over | from | the chinese takeaway he had |
the year we received figures | from | 16 local authorities including glasgow |
on the several items received | from | 16th july 1881 to 9th |
dencroft cottage drumlithie was organist | from | 1910 until 1922 she received |
which she would have received | from | a british judge notes that |
it has received any representations | from | a f protein inc or |
later i received a letter | from | a j clark when war |
member received a strange approach | from | a lobbying company i am |
which received a warm response | from | a number of groups involved |
received written and oral evidence | from | a wide range of organisations |
george reid apologies were received | from | adam ingram and des mcnulty |
the committee received a briefing | from | allan campbell chief executive comunn |
dropping i received a letter | from | amnesty giving me their canadian |
age of ten and received | from | an indulgent aunt the princely |
what representations it has received | from | anglers angling associations and others |
regulations i received a letter | from | angus mackay on 28 august |
whether it has received representations | from | any other body including her |
say i also received money | from | aunt frances uncle nelson and |
again i received a postcard | from | aunt rita uncle jim could |
fat i ve received letters | from | auntie maggie roberta over the |
received quite a few cards | from | aunties mary maggie uncle nelson |
we have received a grant | from | awards for all to do |
by neighbours acknowledgement only received | from | b telecom about box outside |
received a letter and postcard | from | berlin where she was visiting |
sinclair i received a letter | from | bill this afternoon with 2 |
macdonald convener apologies were received | from | brian fitzpatrick and murdo fraser |
what representations it has received | from | businesses and business organisations regarding |
i ve received 3 letters | from | carole in the past 3 |
had received any written representations | from | cathy craigie msp on the |
committee i have received apologies | from | cathy peattie interests the convener |
[censored: forename] [censored: surname] apologies were received | from | [censored: forename] [censored: surname] [censored: forename] [censored: surname] [censored: forename] |
that he had received correspondence | from | chalmers hospital action group praising |
first responses i received recently | from | colleagues at the germersheim scottish |
or representations it has received | from | community and trade union representatives |
i have heard and received | from | cosla and the local authorities |
that we received the paper | from | customer management consultancy very late |
addition the letters she received | from | d h lawrence which make |
so apologies have been received | from | david mundell and ken macintosh |
letter that the convener received | from | david steel about his speaking |
we have received a letter | from | dennis canavan who is unhappy |
today i received a letter | from | derek maclean the medical director |
apologies for absence were received | from | dr l [censored: surname] mrs a |
meeting we have received apologies | from | dr winnie ewing new petitions |
whether it has received representations | from | dumfries and galloway council in |
committee has received a letter | from | each member of the other |
we have received written submissions | from | each organisation represented here i |
have received special transitional aid | from | europe equivalent to what would |
been received by scottish ministers | from | executive agencies non departmental public |
that i have received apologies | from | george lyon and richard simpson |
what representations it has received | from | grampian nhs board in respect |
of correspondence that i received | from | help the aged and age |
have all received a briefing | from | help the aged this morning |
i have this morning received | from | hemens it is unfortunate that |
i ve received two letters | from | her so far posted last |
i have both received correspondence | from | highland council indicating that we |
today i received a letter | from | highland council that pointed out |
the petition raises we received | from | him a letter that addressed |
received a further written statement | from | him that has been circulated |
in the letter i received | from | him this week eg when |
received my first proper mail | from | home on tuesday or wednesday |
to letters we d received | from | home today emma and i |
eventually received my work permit | from | immigration so i m officially |
it has received any requests | from | industry bodies to be included |
the committee received progress reports | from | irene mcgugan disability issues michael |
off we have received apologies | from | irene oldfather richard lochhead jamie |
support that i have received | from | it do any colleagues have |
have not received financial support | from | it mr lloyd quinan west |
publish the responses it received | from | its consultation process on the |
but we have received apologies | from | its representative we will go |
self factoring and received advice | from | j [censored: surname] and a [censored: surname] |
the response that we received | from | john home robertson and will |
the committee on letter received | from | john home robertson msp regarding |
gil paterson apologies were received | from | keith harding michael mcmahon and |
kay ullrich apologies were received | from | ken macintosh and paul martin |
andrew wilson apologies were received | from | lewis macdonald the meeting opened |
murray tosh apologies were received | from | linda fabiani cathy jamieson kenny |
what representations it has received | from | local authorities on any possible |
received any representations this year | from | local authorities regarding the re |
clyde valley tourist board received | from | local authorities within its area |
submissions that we have received | from | many council directors especially from |
i have received a letter | from | margaret doig which has been |
minister has received a letter | from | me in which it has |
no comments have been received | from | members the subordinate legislation committee |
executive received approximately 39 800 | from | mobile telephone companies for the |
that i have received correspondence | from | more than one council that |
stewart stevenson apologies were received | from | mr duncan hamilton the meeting |
14th inst he had received | from | mr jackson as inspector of |
enterprise the committee received evidence | from | mr jim hunter chairman mr |
we have received a letter | from | mr philip dolan of the |
september apologies received in advance | from | mrs j [censored: surname] about 40 |
of 11 10s was received | from | mrs jeans this being the |
10 am apologies were received | from | mrs margaret ewing and george |
adam ingram apologies were received | from | mrs margaret ewing the meeting |
sandra white apologies were received | from | mrs margaret smith pauline mcneill |
finance committee apologies were received | from | nick johnston and kenny macaskill |
2003 we have received apologies | from | nicola sturgeon and we welcome |
1916 letters had been received | from | nine soldiers for parcels that |
sitting down has received applause | from | not one member on either |
representations that i have received | from | nurses and midwives in my |
we received 38 written responses | from | organisations and private individuals and |
they have received direct benefit | from | other people giving of themselves |
having received a kind invation | from | our bro and sister mr |
recent letter that she received | from | paul chitnis the chief executive |
euan robson apologies were received | from | paul martin the meeting opened |
we have however received inquiries | from | people for the past seven |
committee has received many representations | from | people who want to get |
received late e mail submissions | from | people who were not called |
that the parliament has received | from | press and broadcasting has turned |
the committee received a briefing | from | professor brian duffield director and |
much funding has been received | from | programmes overseen by the european |
we have received written complaints | from | residents about some multi let |
or acknowledgement had been received | from | roads dept to the letter |
letters i also received one | from | roberta she s been refused |
response the scottish parliament received | from | schools across scotland wishing to |
publish the response it received | from | scottish airports ltd s1w 27429 |
many letters it has received | from | scottish parents for a public |
committee noted a letter received | from | scottish power which enclosed a |
letters that we have received | from | serving officers most of us |
we have received a response | from | snh and a letter from |
it received the minerals plan | from | south lanarkshire council and what |
several written submissions already received | from | stakeholders i am sure that |
known until i received views | from | stakeholders the process in which |
wilson i received a letter | from | stephen imrie presumably as did |
rail link has been received | from | strathclyde passenger transport authority and |
i have received many letters | from | student nurses at queen margaret |
have not received many inquiries | from | such places we have spoken |
received a severe black eye | from | tam while playing at guesses |
taller i received the blow | from | tams head and i can |
what representations have been received | from | teachers unions urging the ending |
hectic i received some information | from | the american university in cairo |
meeting and when we saw | from | the apologies that were received |
body spcb received any information | from | the audit committee or the |
the years the interest received | from | the bequest has been extremely |
day he received a kick | from | the big horse he was |
all i received another letter | from | the british council saying the |
channels i received a reply | from | the british council today they |
a card and another photo | from | the [censored: surname] they received dad |
also a received a letter | from | the [censored: surname] who are quote |
we had received a letter | from | the cleansing dept pointing out |
electoral district all received mugs | from | the community association in all |
the support our soldiers received | from | the community [note: nine pages of newspaper articles from 1914] [note: photo: '1st world war red cross volunteers in laurencekirk along with a group of belgian soldiers.'] [note: photo: 'christmas card from the princess mary - 1915.'] |
afterwards i received a letter | from | the company s director telling |
she received an inscribed clock | from | the congregation when she retired |
public body the responses received | from | the consultation to the bill |
have then got less money | from | the council than they received |
the police received any direction | from | the crown office on this |
any advice has been received | from | the department of environment food |
i have received an apology | from | the deputy convener kenneth macintosh |
the evidence that we received | from | the director of historic scotland |
was a small legacy received | from | the estate of robert barclay |
and community initatives response received | from | the european commission regarding the |
letter that he has received | from | the european commission that rules |
a response has been received | from | the executive and a copy |
we have received a letter | from | the executive dr simpson you |
response should have been received | from | the executive however it would |
the submission that we received | from | the executive it is worth |
we have received a letter | from | the executive it speaks about |
committee will consider letters received | from | the executive on the following |
have received a further response | from | the executive on the transport |
we have received a response | from | the executive our query related |
the response that we received | from | the executive sarah boyack s |
further information had been received | from | the executive the meeting closed |
alphabet thanks had been received | from | the foreign missions for the |
we have received comprehensive responses | from | the former minister for education |
parcels that they had received | from | the guild sewing and knitting |
we have received many representations | from | the industry about its doubts |
when it last received advice | from | the joint committee on vaccination |
received scant respect or agreement | from | the labour liberal coalition perhaps |
have not received a response | from | the law society of scotland |
a letter that we received | from | the lord advocate which contains |
that received a receptive hearing | from | the lord president and the |
and i received positive feedback | from | the meps specifications are critical |
whether it has received representations | from | the millan committee on the |
written report a letter received | from | the minister for environment and |
the future a letter received | from | the minister for environment and |
the letter that i received | from | the minister for finance and |
eec shellfish waters letter received | from | the minister for finance in |
now received a further response | from | the minister for health and |
have also received a reply | from | the minister for justice on |
the committee on letter received | from | the minister for transport and |
have received a verbal assurance | from | the minister that he will |
recently received the highest award | from | the modernising government fund some |
taken of any representations received | from | the national farmers union scotland |
all msps received a booklet | from | the national osteoporosis society this |
we have received positive assurance | from | the northern lighthouse board that |
has received a birthday card | from | the nurse every year since |
pram i received a query | from | the official report which asked |
received by the service principally | from | the police but also from |
of the further information received | from | the police organisations and the |
the help i have received | from | the president and her happy |
decision we have received letters | from | the previous minister for education |
by and b received funds | from | the programme s1w 34328 michael |
have received the explanatory memorandum | from | the relevant whitehall department the |
these options received little support | from | the respondents to the consultation |
has received brochures terms etc | from | the scandic crown sheraton george |
had not yet been received | from | the school the secretary will |
of indigenous craft received approval | from | the scottish arts council who |
what information it has received | from | the scottish environment protection agency |
will consider the correspondence received | from | the scottish executive 2 the |
august i received a response | from | the scottish executive on that |
recent letter that we received | from | the scottish executive the final |
available any written legal advice | from | the scottish law officers received |
support that we received then | from | the scottish national party and |
but have we received anything | from | the secretary of state for |
the projects and received priority | from | the start cairnryan had to |
and arabic 96 immediately apparent | from | the submissions received are the |
develop bilingualism and multilingualism 40 | from | the submissions received it is |
sectors 41 109 in summary | from | the submissions received it is |
languages of scotland multilingualism 39 | from | the submissions received it would |
what representations it has received | from | the tapestry workshop dovecot studios |
you had received official notification | from | the war office that letter |
rates of return generally received | from | their property developments 3 local |
b received any monies resulting | from | their sale and c been |
chairman i received a reassurance | from | them from you and others |
tefl i received another letter | from | them saying that there are |
will and got our names | from | there they all received a |
george reid received majority support | from | those members who voted and |
received have not only been | from | those who say that there |
newspapers received about 600 000 | from | tobacco advertising if we were |
received no apologies for absence | from | today s meeting but fiona |
arrive we have received apologies | from | tommy sheridan elaine smith jamie |
i also received a letter | from | trish [censored: surname] a fellow eng |
the parish received a present | from | under the tree some remember |
received that advice benefited hugely | from | understanding better their welfare benefits |
apologies m [censored: surname] letters received | from | violet [censored: surname] thanking us for |
received a reassurance from them | from | you and others that things |
the committee will take evidence | from | a business panel consisting of |
oral evidence at subsequent meetings | from | a range of bodies 2 |
we have already heard evidence | from | a range of interests and |
purpose of this section evidence | from | a single source is sufficient |
fund we will hear evidence | from | alan fraser head of the |
the committee will take evidence | from | alex neil msp 4 mainstreaming |
bill the committee took evidence | from | alisdair morgan msp convener of |
mcneill and then take evidence | from | alison paterson director and david |
snp when we took evidence | from | an officer from glasgow city |
be able to take evidence | from | an official from the treasury |
evidence for this loss comes | from | an old charter which speaks |
the european committee heard evidence | from | andrew duff the liberal democrat |
the committee will hear evidence | from | andrew normand crown agent crown |
other speakers when taking evidence | from | around scotland i was impressed |
the committee will take evidence | from | audit scotland 2 stage 2 |
process the committee took evidence | from | brian henderson reid howie associates |
took evidence on scro checks | from | brian magee and isabel bryce |
take evidence on the issue | from | bus operators tomorrow members indicated |
in their submissions the evidence | from | canada is that the reduction |
the committee will take evidence | from | chris van der kuyl chief |
the committee will take evidence | from | colin mackenzie convener and chris |
suggest that we take evidence | from | commun na gà idhlig and local |
the committee will take evidence | from | cosla bob christie head of |
the committee will take evidence | from | cosla councillor john pentland finance |
the committee will take evidence | from | cosla pat watters president jon |
council the committee heard evidence | from | councillor david green convenor mr |
the committee will take evidence | from | councillor david suckling scottish borders |
also argue that the evidence | from | countries in which new brands |
evidence that there is demand | from | couples who opt for civil |
the committee will take evidence | from | david nish finance director scottishpower |
the committee will take evidence | from | dennis canavan msp tom mccabe |
evidence on current planning issues | from | des mcnulty minister for social |
evidence on current planning issues | from | des mcnulty minister for social |
legislative memorandum and take evidence | from | diane mclafferty david dunkley and |
127 and will take evidence | from | dr aileen keel deputy chief |
the committee will take evidence | from | dr john wrench director of |
the committee will take evidence | from | dr kevin cullen acting director |
the committee will take evidence | from | dr peter collings principal finance |
the committee will take evidence | from | dr richard simpson msp deputy |
speech of children some evidence | from | edinburgh in ed trudgill p |
the committee will hear evidence | from | elspeth attwooll mep uk group |
controls and will take evidence | from | executive officials david dickson mary |
the committee will take evidence | from | executive officials on the executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | executive officials on the executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | falkirk council alex jannetta director |
evidence to show that effluent | from | fish farms directly affects toxins |
we hear more detailed evidence | from | folk who must travel a |
the committee will take evidence | from | frank mcaveety msp deputy minister |
the committee will take evidence | from | gerard macmillan president vincent smith |
the committee will take evidence | from | gerard macmillan president vincent smith |
the committee will take evidence | from | geva blackett the scottish gamekeepers |
took evidence from an officer | from | glasgow city council i think |
the committee will take evidence | from | glasgow city council protective services |
1994 the committee took evidence | from | gordon brown dr ron stagg |
take evidence on the inquiry | from | graeme millar chairman martyn evans |
the method of taking evidence | from | groups in orkney videoconferencing provided |
the committee will hear evidence | from | highlands and islands enterprise ross |
give evidence we should hear | from | him and from a few |
as the person responsible but | from | his evidence you may want |
arose when we took evidence | from | historic scotland was quite frankly |
the committee will take evidence | from | hugh henry msp deputy minister |
the committee will take evidence | from | iain gray minister for enterprise |
04 the committee took evidence | from | iain gray msp minister for |
groups the committee took evidence | from | ian jenkins msp in relation |
evidence that i have is | from | individuals who have phoned and |
the committee will take evidence | from | inspector elizabeth mclean strathclyde police |
hear evidence on the bill | from | interested organisations and from the |
and usually asks for evidence | from | interested people the bill is |
committee will consider the evidence | from | its meeting of 16 december |
do not have any evidence | from | jack mcconnell the previous minister |
reform when we heard evidence | from | jean mcfadden it is the |
the committee will take evidence | from | jim wallace msp minister for |
take evidence on the inquiry | from | john barton clerk judith lea |
the committee then took evidence | from | john kinnaird vice president craig |
the committee will take evidence | from | john mcallion msp convener of |
we agree to take evidence | from | john oliver from the university |
the committee will hear evidence | from | jon harris ellen kelly cosla |
the committee will hear evidence | from | kyla brand agenda social responsibility |
through my evidence is gained | from | living life as a normal |
that we have no evidence | from | local authorities were the views |
1 the committee heard evidence | from | local authority officers that in |
the committee will take evidence | from | local government association neil kingham |
the committee will take evidence | from | lord eassie chairman scottish law |
the committee will take evidence | from | margaret curran msp deputy minister |
the committee will take evidence | from | margaret curran msp deputy minister |
the committee will take evidence | from | margaret curran msp deputy minister |
the committee will take evidence | from | margaret curran msp deputy minister |
the committee will take evidence | from | michael clancy director gerald brown |
the committee will take evidence | from | michael dolan director mobile operators |
the committee will take evidence | from | michael lugton head of constitution |
evidence the committee took evidence | from | mr adrian lucas chief executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr alasdair morrison msp deputy |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr bill morton chief executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr don cruickshank chairman scottish |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr don cruickshank chairman scottish |
companies the committee heard evidence | from | mr gordon cox chief executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr ian jardine and mr |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr j a kerr chairman |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr jack mcconnell minister for |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr jim wallace deputy first |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr jim wallace deputy first |
oral evidence at preliminary stage | from | mr michael clarke project director |
take evidence at consideration stage | from | mr michael clarke project director |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr mike ewart head of |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr peter bates chairperson nhs |
bill the committee took evidence | from | mr tim lord chief executive |
short inquiry and hear evidence | from | mr tony higgins secretary scottish |
this subject evidence was heard | from | mr tony higgins secretary scottish |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr trevor jones chief executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | mr trevor jones head of |
environment committee and taken evidence | from | my predecessor hugh henry i |
committee i took a youngster | from | my school his evidence was |
the committee will take evidence | from | neil mcconachie chief executive and |
would like to take evidence | from | next christine grahame i want |
the committee will take evidence | from | nick kuenssberg chair and polly |
the committee will take evidence | from | norman drummond founder and chairman |
the committee will take evidence | from | officials from the department of |
the committee will take evidence | from | officials from the scottish executive |
the committee will take evidence | from | ofgem callum mccarthy chief executive |
not seek to take evidence | from | only the key players in |
evidence on the budget proposals | from | organisations beyond the executive we |
then we have taken evidence | from | other groups and it may |
i do not know evidence | from | other organisations could tell you |
area as you take evidence | from | other organisations karen whitefield despite |
we will be taking evidence | from | other witnesses and you are |
need evidence from you and | from | others on where that demand |
that i moved on quickly | from | our evidence session on the |
our report about taking evidence | from | outwith the scottish parliament we |
the committee will hear evidence | from | panel 1 janet allan donaldson |
the committee will take evidence | from | patrick layden legal secretary to |
holyrood project and took evidence | from | paul grice clerk and chief |
in galloway to take evidence | from | people in rural scotland about |
inquiry the committee took evidence | from | peter peacock msp deputy minister |
04 the committee took evidence | from | peter peacock msp deputy minister |
budgeting the committee took evidence | from | peter peacock msp deputy minister |
that we cannot take evidence | from | poachers laughter perhaps john farquhar |
evidence if not concrete evidence | from | professionals in the field that |
stage 1 we heard evidence | from | professor alan miller who represents |
the committee will take evidence | from | professor arthur midwinter emeritus professor |
the committee will take evidence | from | professor gill mcivor director social |
take evidence at stage 1 | from | professor hugh pennington molecular biology |
the committee will take evidence | from | professor michael mumford the management |
the committee will take evidence | from | professor phillip beaumont professor of |
parliament notes the new evidence | from | professor vijendra singh of utah |
hard evidence is coming through | from | reports such as the smee |
the committee will take evidence | from | rhona brankin deputy minister for |
the committee will discuss evidence | from | rhona brankin taken at the |
the committee will take evidence | from | richard stott president and helen |
the committee will take evidence | from | robert brown msp appointed member |
the committee will take evidence | from | roger mcclure chief executive professor |
take evidence on kilmarnock prison | from | ron tasker director and elaine |
oral evidence at stage 2 | from | ronnie rose scottish gamekeepers association |
the committee will take evidence | from | ross finnie msp minister for |
take evidence at stage 1 | from | ross finnie msp minister for |
2002 564 and took evidence | from | ross finnie msp minister for |
the committee will take evidence | from | ross finnie msp minister for |
the committee will take evidence | from | ross finnie msp minister for |
the committee will take evidence | from | sarah boyack minister for transport |
the committee will take evidence | from | scottish borders council representatives mr |
the committee will take evidence | from | scottish care annie gunner jim |
stage 2 and take evidence | from | scottish executive officials 2 negative |
the committee will take evidence | from | scottish executive professor arthur midwinter |
the committee will hear evidence | from | scottish federation of housing associations |
the committee will take evidence | from | scottish natural heritage mary bryden |
maureen macmillan we heard evidence | from | scottish natural heritage that the |
why according to statistical evidence | from | seb sqa the number of |
a wealth of evidence mainly | from | semitic and classical sources to |
the committee will take evidence | from | simon harris petitioner letitia murphy |
the committee will take evidence | from | sir robert smith bbc national |
the committee will take evidence | from | sir robert smith bbc national |
item 1 is oral evidence | from | sportscotland on its review of |
work it should take evidence | from | statutory agencies it is important |
the committee will take evidence | from | stephen boyle director future skills |
evidence from the association or | from | suitable colleges mr lloyd quinan |
the committee will take evidence | from | susan deacon msp minister for |
referencing there was clear evidence | from | tests carried out by the |
very well to take evidence | from | the accountable officers the report |
is to take evidence first | from | the accountable officers we can |
the committee will take evidence | from | the association of district salmon |
we will receive written evidence | from | the association of scottish colleges |
that we take oral evidence | from | the association or from suitable |
agreed to invite further evidence | from | the british medical association the |
illnesses further notes the evidence | from | the british medical journal and |
census forms however the evidence | from | the census test of 1997 |
we will now take evidence | from | the chartered institute of housing |
for local authorities written evidence | from | the city of edinburgh council |
and perhaps take written evidence | from | the colleges that are named |
committee agreed to take evidence | from | the crown agent on the |
will take evidence from officials | from | the department of enterprise and |
the committee will take evidence | from | the deputy minister for enterprise |
the committee will take evidence | from | the deputy minister for enterprise |
the committee will take evidence | from | the disabled persons housing service |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the disabled persons housing service |
take evidence at stage 1 | from | the earl of dalhousie scottish |
comment to the chairman furthermore | from | the evidence do you think |
the bridge survived we know | from | the evidence of survivors that |
up issues of concern arising | from | the evidence taken on scro |
lead to good things furthermore | from | the evidence that the transport |
commit beyond that cathie craigie | from | the evidence that we have |
5 is evidence from witnesses | from | the executive on the financial |
that we will take evidence | from | the executive on what it |
day the committee took evidence | from | the following representatives of trades |
stage 2 and take evidence | from | the following scottish executive officials |
2 bill and take evidence | from | the following scottish executive officials |
stage 1 and take evidence | from | the following scottish executive officials |
2000 226 and take evidence | from | the following scottish executive officials |
stage 1 and take evidence | from | the following scottish executive officials |
04am the committee heard evidence | from | the following witness elizabeth filkin |
complaints the committee heard evidence | from | the following witness frank mcaveety |
the committee will take evidence | from | the following witnesses at stage |
complaints the committee heard evidence | from | the following witnesses councillor corrie |
the committee will consider evidence | from | the following witnesses the minister |
to female correspondents therefore and | from | the implicit evidence provided by |
the committee considered written evidence | from | the lord advocate on petition |
committee will consider written evidence | from | the lord advocate on the |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for children and |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for environment and |
report the committee heard evidence | from | the minister for health and |
02 the committee heard evidence | from | the minister for health and |
c the committee heard evidence | from | the minister for health and |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for health and |
planning the committee heard evidence | from | the minister for health and |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for health community |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for rural affairs |
the committee to take evidence | from | the minister for rural development |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for transport and |
the committee will take evidence | from | the minister for transport and |
will break and take evidence | from | the minister is that agreed |
paper when we took evidence | from | the minister on individual learning |
they wish to hear evidence | from | the minister we could ask |
which we should take evidence | from | the minister we should ask |
had hoped to take evidence | from | the minority ethnic learning disability |
the committee will take evidence | from | the national union of students |
training we have heard evidence | from | the nursing profession that it |
we will take oral evidence | from | the oft members indicated agreement |
or reporters to take evidence | from | the petitioners and other relevant |
be to take oral evidence | from | the petitioners option c would |
explore we may take evidence | from | the previous ministers at some |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the royal institution of chartered |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the royal institution of chartered |
2002 when it takes evidence | from | the scottish arts council scottish |
were expressed in written evidence | from | the scottish association of chief |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the scottish centre for infection |
the evidence that we heard | from | the scottish daily newspaper society |
we would invite further evidence | from | the scottish daily newspaper society |
2003 the committee heard evidence | from | the scottish executive douglas baird |
will take evidence from officials | from | the scottish executive environment and |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the scottish refugee council from |
committee the committee heard evidence | from | the scottish steering group for |
have you had any evidence | from | the task force or anybody |
take evidence from an official | from | the treasury but that has |
coming back to hear evidence | from | the treasury the convener it |
wilson before we invited evidence | from | the treasury which must be |
an overview to take evidence | from | the unions involved particularly the |
take evidence from john oliver | from | the university of strathclyde he |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the valuaiton office agency of |
the committee will hear evidence | from | the valuaiton office agency of |
as we are taking evidence | from | the various campaigning organisations that |
evidence was taken almost exclusively | from | the voluntary sector as a |
sensible if we hear evidence | from | the witnesses that might give |
young people we take evidence | from | them and do not bother |
we agree to take evidence | from | them the convener would our |
useful to hear oral evidence | from | those involved tricia marwick i |
in which to hear evidence | from | those witnesses ms macdonald we |
the committee will take evidence | from | tom matthew transport policy manager |
the committee will take evidence | from | tommy sheridan msp 3 complaint |
the committee will take evidence | from | tony cameron chief executive scottish |
people we will hear evidence | from | two panels of witnesses on |
the future i have evidence | from | two places in scotland that |
the committee will take evidence | from | universities association for continuing education |
the committee will take evidence | from | volunteer development scotland brian magee |
2001 131 and take evidence | from | w r j mcqueen head |
the committee will take evidence | from | wendy alexander minister for enterprise |
the committee will take evidence | from | wendy alexander minister for enterprise |
the committee will take evidence | from | wendy alexander minister for enterprise |
further evidence and then decide | from | which groups we want to |
adequately represented by the organisations | from | which we will take evidence |
is that all the organisations | from | which we will take evidence |
before we start to consider | from | whom we should take evidence |
of questioning for the witnesses | from | whom we will take evidence |
agenda item 5 is evidence | from | witnesses from the executive on |
have evidence of concerns particularly | from | workers in the tobacco industry |
to another we need evidence | from | you and from others on |
the hub we heard evidence | from | young information and communications technology |
committee has also taken evidence | from | young people with regard to |
however it is not clear | from | your evidence what your position |
humour i got a letter | from | al and one from the |
next i got another letter | from | al yesterday too she s |
on i got a letter | from | alex [censored: surname] the little redheaded |
committee will consider a letter | from | allan wilson msp deputy minister |
covering report accompanying a letter | from | annabel goldie msp who is |
messages we had a letter | from | aunt barbara s neice s |
different i got a letter | from | aunt maggie last week too |
got a letter and postcard | from | carole in switzerland she s |
i got a postcard letter | from | carole recently she s been |
extremes i got a letter | from | carole today and she says |
granted free admission a letter | from | [censored: forename] [censored: surname] chairman of glasgow |
catalogues fairs london 2000 letter | from | [censored: forename] [censored: surname] regarding his new |
o neil iii 7 reply | from | city iii 8 letter of |
just written a beautifull letter | from | corinthus to the roman believers |
and i got a letter | from | dave [censored: surname] saying he s |
person i got a letter | from | david [censored: surname] telling me about |
the letter dated 28 february | from | dennis canavan it should have |
mattered [note: photo: 'a rare souvenir of the cairnryan military railway, a military recreational travel permit, issued in march, 1944. note that whoever was responsible for ordering these tickets from the printer thought of it as the cairnryan and stranraer railway.'] mrs ena scott | from | drummore in a letter to |
the committee considered a letter | from | duncan mcneil msp and agreed |
that far ahead this letter | from | fiona she says i m |
howkers i got a letter | from | helen [censored: surname] this morning she |
is revealed in a letter | from | hemens to craigie the following |
body later in the century | from | her letter writing to female |
9th november the last letter | from | him written shortly after his |
your letter awaiting our return | from | holiday its always nice to |
last my first proper letter | from | home giving details of mum |
she had her second letter | from | home to my none but |
a point that has arisen | from | hugh henry s letter it |
letter of 28 february 2001 | from | its health department directorate of |
interferon i have a letter | from | james miller of south glasgow |
from thomas minogue a letter | from | jim wallace s office and |
convener to clarify the letter | from | jim wallace s office simply |
regular i had a letter | from | john and he told me |
we have had a letter | from | keith harding the sponsor of |
displays committee noted a letter | from | kim howells mp the uk |
a letter on the subject | from | lord james douglas hamilton the |
few replies one letter was | from | louise [censored: surname] telling me she |
dorothy personally this letter was | from | major blair imrie a relative |
back on statistics 4 letter | from | margaret smith convener of the |
the agenda is a letter | from | margaret smith convener of the |
matrimony i got a letter | from | mary [censored: surname] the other day |
letter dated 6th september 1949 | from | mcintosh to charles stewart the |
and of justice consultation letter | from | mike russell msp 2001 18 |
a first step consultation letter | from | mike russell msp 2001 to |
1 scots language 2 letter | from | mike watson convener of the |
their policy on gaelic letter | from | mike watson msp to the |
regional and minority languages letter | from | mike watson msp to the |
members to receive the letter | from | miss doig at the meeting |
no comments or questions arising | from | mr dolan s letter we |
committee also noted the letter | from | mr frank owens chairman of |
the committee noted the letter | from | mr trevor jones chief executive |
flies by glad to hear | from | mum s last letter that |
an opened letter rushes in | from | outside greatly disturbed harry but |
among their papers a letter | from | peter peacock regarding the proposal |
a copy of the letter | from | ross finnie but we should |
raise one issue the letter | from | sarah boyack refers to draft |
of the bill 3 letter | from | scottish executive health board allocations |
letter from al and one | from | the american uni in cairo |
at naethin special a letter | from | the archangel gabriel dear angus |
far on your application letter | from | the auc last night and |
chairlift i got another letter | from | the auc on friday this |
after breakfast retrieved a letter | from | the bin and read it |
was suggested in a letter | from | the clerks i will start |
or keep secret the letter | from | the commission to which he |
letter states it is plain | from | the committee s questionnaire that |
sub judice matters a letter | from | the convener of the finance |
various working parties and groups | from | the copy of the letter |
to the letter to me | from | the deputy first minister and |
letter of 9 march 2001 | from | the deputy minister for rural |
near whitefield with a letter | from | the dominie asking why a |
to respond to the letter | from | the editor of scottish licensing |
example civil intrusion i quote | from | the letter although i would |
uncomfortable about those two points | from | the letter i am also |
waving around i will quote | from | the letter the new opportunities |
a letter dated 14 december | from | the minister for education and |
committee will consider a letter | from | the minister for environment and |
committee will consider a letter | from | the minister for environment and |
committee will consider a letter | from | the minister for finance and |
the letter of 2 december | from | the minister for health and |
committee will consider a letter | from | the minister for health and |
the petitioners to the letter | from | the minister for health and |
a reply to the letter | from | the minister for parliament dated |
its response to the letter | from | the minister of november 2001 |
i notice that the letter | from | the minister was addressed to |
in the most recent letter | from | the new opportunities fund to |
the committee sought a response | from | the petitioners to the letter |
committee will consider a letter | from | the presiding officer 3 questionnaires |
committee will consider a letter | from | the presiding officer 3 questionnaires |
recess we have a letter | from | the presiding officer asking conveners |
agreement mr raffan the letter | from | the presiding officer is clearly |
a copy of another letter | from | the primary petitioner of scotland |
bill itself following his letter | from | the prime minister it is |
a letter to julius caesar | from | the provinces 4 shots a |
the committee will consider letter | from | the scottish executive health department |
from snh and a letter | from | the scottish gamekeepers association copies |
a letter and written submission | from | the scottish haemophilia groups forum |
i did get a letter | from | the the whoever was publishin |
committee the petition which is | from | thomas minogue a letter from |
13 march 2001 are different | from | those mentioned in the letter |
i also got a letter | from | trish [censored: surname] one of the |
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35 line 18 leave out | from | 26 2 to end of |
3 line 33 leave out | from | 28 2 to act in |
of tommy sheridan leave out | from | agrees to end s1m 3811 |
of richard lochhead leave out | from | and believes to end and |
of bruce crawford leave out | from | and believes to nuclear and |
of bruce crawford leave out | from | and believes to nuclear and |
of michael russell leave out | from | and expresses to end and |
motion s1m 2377 leave out | from | and further welcomes to end |
mr brian monteith leave out | from | and replace to end supported |
188 line 2 leave out | from | and to c 26 in |
71 line 22 leave out | from | be to end of line |
26 line 6 leave out | from | beginning to abroad in line |
44 line 17 leave out | from | beginning to renewal in line |
motion s1m 2633 leave out | from | believes to end and insert |
motion s1m 3650 leave out | from | believes to end and insert |
motion s1m 2030 leave out | from | calls upon to end and |
motion s1m 1556 leave out | from | commends to end and insert |
mr jim wallace leave out | from | commends to end and insert |
mr alex salmond leave out | from | condemns to end and insert |
5 line 4 leave out | from | conservation to end of line |
53 line 2 leave out | from | conservation to redemption in line |
55 line 11 leave out | from | conservation to redemption in line |
51 line 8 leave out | from | conservation to redemption in line |
23 line 17 leave out | from | detention to end of line |
motion s1m 4057 leave out | from | endorses to end and insert |
motion s1m 3155 leave out | from | endorses to end and insert |
of iain gray leave out | from | endorses to end and insert |
1584 1 to leave out | from | expresses to end and insert |
motion s1m 2632 leave out | from | first believes to end and |
of bruce crawford leave out | from | first consent to end and |
of bruce crawford leave out | from | first consent to end and |
of henry mcleish leave out | from | first in to end and |
motion s1m 4057 leave out | from | first scottish to end and |
36 line 31 leave out | from | if to section in line |
s1m 3155 1 leave out | from | is deeply concerned to end |
of robin harper leave out | from | is to end and insert |
11 line 8 leave out | from | make to continue in line |
1 line 4 leave out | from | must to 1 in line |
motion s1m 2839 leave out | from | notes to end and insert |
ms sandra white leave out | from | notes to end and insert |
of nicola sturgeon leave out | from | notes to end and insert |
8 line 7 leave out | from | or to end of line |
39 line 24 leave out | from | paragraphs to end of line |
61 line 16 leave out | from | persons to end of line |
motion s1m 1216 leave out | from | recognises to end and insert |
of bill aitken leave out | from | recognises to end and insert |
34 line 3 leave out | from | second private to end of |
motion s1m 3650 leave out | from | should to end and insert |
8 line 15 leave out | from | subsections to references in line |
motion s1m 1896 leave out | from | supports to end and insert |
motion s1m 2023 leave out | from | that those living to end |
john munro leave out all | from | the award of a contract |
39 line 9 leave out | from | the beginning to act in |
mr alex salmond leave out | from | the parliament also to end |
motion s1m 3228 leave out | from | the recommendations to end and |
mr jim wallace leave out | from | the record to end and |
mr jim wallace leave out | from | the record to end and |
mr jim wallace leave out | from | the record to end and |
mr jim wallace leave out | from | the record to end and |
64 line 13 leave out | from | there to the end of |
motion s1m 3153 leave out | from | third that to end and |
1 line 13 leave out | from | third to to sentencing in |
mr kenny macaskill leave out | from | welcomes to end and insert |
4064 2 to leave out | from | welcomes to end and insert |
motion s1m 2838 leave out | from | welcomes to end and insert |
of david mcletchie leave out | from | welcomes to end and insert |
of david mcletchie leave out | from | welcomes to end and insert |
motion s1m 3229 leave out | from | welcomes to end and insert |
motion s1m 921 leave out | from | welcomes to recognises and insert |
motion s1m 1958 leave out | from | with concern to end and |
motion s1m 2012 leave out | from | without to end and insert |