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| of burns to all future | generations | 14 even thomas carlyle who |
| language and culture for future | generations | and that s me so |
| where possible ensure that future | generations | are taught about the potential |
| think fit s the future | generations | gaun tae de for entertainment |
| a göd idee sae dat | generations | i da future can ken |
| be of interest to future | generations | in may 1915 the following |
| for the appreciation of future | generations | many of the traditional scottish |
| be addressed to prevent future | generations | of older people being left |
| a good start for future | generations | of scottish tourism operators to |
| effect on present and future | generations | on that we are all |
| it denied it denied future | generations | that s that s it |
| this toun but in future | generations | the wul be mair an |
| on these languages for future | generations | this resource provides valuable material |
| we owe it to future | generations | to get it right 16 |
| work together so that future | generations | understand the causes of the |
| our society and for future | generations | we must participate in such |
| people today and for future | generations | we would like to acknowledge |
| people today and for future | generations | we would like to acknowledge |
| executive please provide future scottish | generations | with the ability to understand |
| local 71 subjects had two | generations | which were local 6 subjects |
| that 42 subjects had two | generations | which were non local 71 |
| with a resource which previous | generations | could only dream about if |
| the lives of the three | generations | involved the first book the |
| granddaughter adding their comments two | generations | of unfulfilled lives are recorded |
| of the lives of three | generations | of women mother daughter granddaughter |
| their local area by different | generations | of speakers exploring the meanings |
| they should ensure that new | generations | of young gaelic speakers are |
| the two subsets two local | generations | and two non local generations |
| local and non local two | generations | were all significant 2 tailed |
| generations and two non local | generations | were significantly different in respect |
| in a way that previous | generations | could not do to achieve |
| yeah f948: ken as as | generations | go doon m865: mm yeah |
| are there are kinda s- | generations | o i suppose survivors m865: |
| village who ve ken had | generations | o people livin there m865: |
| contact with people of older | generations | and that my my great |
| included the memories of older | generations | my mother was brought up |
| must bring burns to younger | generations | i have a quick anecdote |
| be dead within a few | generations | thankfully for world literature burns |
| error through at least three | generations | it has never blotted its |
| fur mebbe a twa three | generations | nae a day an a |
| in kilmarnock that makes three | generations | of chip friers in my |
| insist that it covers three | generations | of farm workers and their |
| that you know explored three | generations | of you know asian women |
| throughout the community across three | generations | simultaneously volunteers would need to |
| survived and flourished for three | generations | was on the verge o |
| survival of interest over the | generations | in the face often of |
| king o demons in for | generations | it s been haunit doun |
| ay fur ae gey wheen | generations | n doun til the praisent |
| hope you know and erm | generations | of no hope and of |
| cless rooms doun throwe the | generations | on pages 1 2 o |
| entertainment an of coorse the | generations | that is tae follow hope |
| be aye adaptin tae different | generations | an different times it s |
| photograph of the 3 different | generations | was presented by the president |
| it be a custom for | generations | the present generation that is |
| similarly the attitude of many | generations | of teachers to local scots |
| work to ensure that successive | generations | of young scots will enjoy |
| very strong bonds down the | generations | often forming into schools based |
| o ae special chiel ten | generations | back when twinty rivals socht |
| waitter gate doon throwe the | generations | the fallaen leet is ae |
| changes may constantly repeat across | generations | she gives the example of |
| for many f718: yeah m017: | generations | but er er despite the |
| place of education over many | generations | is a process of deracination |
| fear of english for many | generations | of adults it was probably |
| to school pupils for many | generations | which still cause anxiety among |
| what s the word in | generations | it s been oh away |
| a corruption o kerr m1014: | generations | that they use the word |
| the stylistic legacy left by | generations | of such poets to a |
| dem cats is managed fur | generations | ithoot dem or sae smootie |
| the school curriculum howanever the | generations | that went afore wisnae sae |
| treaty of union of 1707 | generations | of scots have had to |
| of the attempts of several | generations | of scots to speak english |
| take not just years but | generations | a majority of people of |
| the language used by preceding | generations | of upper deeside people in |
| were no such clues several | generations | of us linguists worked on |
| such a denigratory way for | generations | scottish children have been given |
| mind hit only taks twa | generations | ta loss a language did |
| schools over a period of | generations | as an incorrect form of |
| as a leid by aulder | generations | mair work hus tae be |
| so they they could go | generations | back or you know make |
| think has to go back | generations | because i m half welsh |
| battered cities where will lost | generations | go do they dance on |
| grown up you know with | generations | all being scottish as far |
| well or within a few | generations | you know like like you |
| changing attitudes of the younger | generations | and rising concerns about genetically |
| humour and beliefs of earlier | generations | een o the maist fascinatin |
| family insulted this treatment of | generations | of children in scotland has |
| moore and those like him | generations | of sculptors ended up on |
| has been made by the | generations | that preceded us and of |
| languages for the benefit of | generations | to come i do not |
| in the behaviour of successive | generations | well below the level of |
| get that difference between the | generations | zaf is is very obviously |
| for the victims for the | generations | and so on and all |
| a farmer s boy ten | generations | o my fowk hae vrocht |
| it on till the new | generations | o o bairns f785: so |
| crippled the national life for | generations | the notion that what is |
| get out throu echt nine | generations | nou they ve swure an |
| s juist as lyklie that | generations | ti cum wul think that |
| the gene that crosses the | generations | cairryin pouer an virr the |
| one f1018: [inaudible] spans the | generations | m1020: annoyed f1054: yes mm |
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