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| voices cin begin t be | heard | and dat fauk is whit |
| that their voices have been | heard | and that their complaints have |
| important that our voices are | heard | and that we are all |
| range of voices to be | heard | as the first proposals for |
| voices haven t always been | heard | at home when james boyle |
| crime their voices must be | heard | by policy makers but that |
| that their voices will be | heard | by such groups iain montgomery |
| voices of young people are | heard | by those who make policy |
| take long till ah d | heard | enough voices till ken at |
| europe and have their voices | heard | eurodesk and young scot demonstrated |
| insisting that their voices be | heard | in a europe of a |
| people s voices are being | heard | in a way that enables |
| convention can have our voices | heard | inside it that is why |
| and voices and laughter are | heard | irena coming in whit s |
| ensuring that their voices are | heard | james o rourke you are |
| voices of our people are | heard | more clearly in europe the |
| people can get their voices | heard | most young people just want |
| voices are allowed to be | heard | notes 1 jane tompkins me |
| there re mair scots voices | heard | on on the wireless than |
| allow their voices to be | heard | one of the focuses of |
| ti dae than voices are | heard | saying guidby god bliss ye |
| shrapnel in him but ye | heard | thae low voices comin at |
| secondary where other voices were | heard | voices from the kids out- |
| cause i ain t never | heard | a horse sing i would |
| profoundly deaf they have never | heard | a human voice they have |
| human voice they have never | heard | a note of music they |
| if there was we never | heard | a peep oot o him |
| s house i never ever | heard | a single swear word never |
| my own house i never | heard | a single- f1040: no neither |
| f940: did they i never | heard | aboot that no it s |
| cawed then huv ye never | heard | ae it it s cawed |
| shout through i ve never | heard | ae ye to agnes you |
| fluttering heart that i have | heard | all afternoon i have never |
| but i still never ever | heard | an oath come oot my |
| an i never ever once | heard | an oath come oot o |
| [laugh] f1023: i ve never | heard | ankle biter i ve never |
| was f1006: no i never | heard | any- i didn t hear |
| my sister i ve never | heard | anybody else sayin that m1017: |
| lounge f1143: i ve never | heard | anyone use the word lounge |
| up and down to be | heard | as i never learned what |
| which i ve never ha- | heard | before and which there s |
| jingles that i had never | heard | before m964: mm f963: oh |
| this morning f809: oh i | heard | cause she never showed up |
| years possibly m1004: [laugh] never | heard | cludgie f1005: nope m1004: oh |
| s fine i ve never | heard | ehm hookey or dippy yet |
| expressions that i had never | heard | f963: mmhm mmhm yeah f965: |
| mind you i ve never | heard | from norry what he s |
| time his faither had never | heard | him string sae mony words |
| wes deein but ah never | heard | hir mak a wurd o |
| which i i ve never | heard | i don t know if |
| but ehm i d never | heard | it anywhere else f1023: kippie |
| i d never heard never | heard | it aye aye f1043: oh |
| guys kenny s probably never | heard | it before because [laugh] m1014: |
| know hey i d never | heard | it before but she said |
| a shelt he had never | heard | it called anything else his |
| sadie from off hey never | heard | it cawed that before carolanne |
| [inaudible] fists i ve never | heard | it clothing m1004: clobber cla- |
| aye m1014: no i ve | heard | it ken but i never |
| glasgow one i ve never | heard | it m608: paddy s hump |
| [laugh] f1054: [laugh] f1023: never | heard | it much about her- this |
| aye m1002: i ve never | heard | it used as relations it |
| s unusual i d never | heard | it used like that kye |
| naebodie mairries puddoks ah never | heard | morag whit s mair he |
| you mean you ve never | heard | mrs laing well what is |
| it but i never ever | heard | my father called by his |
| an he i never once | heard | my mother call my father |
| off and i never really | heard | myself i try very hard |
| made locally interesting name once | heard | never forgotten sheer marketing genius |
| [laugh] f1041: i d never | heard | never heard it aye aye |
| [laugh] f1006: [laugh] m1004: never | heard | o a wee stotter f1005: |
| trades m1020: well i never | heard | o any other no a |
| never drunk that i ever | heard | o but to hear ma |
| dumpling bessie have you never | heard | o clootie dumpling an you |
| fae enster i d never | heard | o enster but when someone |
| lot o people had never | heard | o it before but it |
| man m1022: didnae ken never | heard | o it f1018: and if |
| shetlands wi wi henry never | heard | o it no but it |
| o that f1041: no never | heard | o it of course maybe |
| f1041: well i had never | heard | o it until eh i |
| t it i ve never | heard | o that either f1040: no |
| m1042: mm i ve never | heard | o that f1041: no never |
| so m1017: ganzie ah never | heard | o that f1054: ganzie ehm |
| that s nice f1143: never | heard | o that f1054: [inaudible] f1145: |
| m1022: nithered nithered f1054: never | heard | o that m1022: ah nithered |
| s interestin i ve never | heard | o that no usin forks |
| dominoes mm i ve never | heard | o them f1104: yeah f1103: |
| f1103: oh i ve never | heard | o them f1104: you get |
| folk like you have never | heard | o them gladys words tae |
| hit wonders m815: no never | heard | o them i went out |
| that word i d never | heard | of before mmhm f1043: an |
| ve ne- i ve never | heard | of colour therapy mm f643: |
| we said we d never | heard | of her but we did |
| about buskin i had never | heard | of it and there s |
| f718: [inaudible] m1078: no never | heard | of it [cough] f718: ew |
| don t think so never | heard | of it f1005: a stotter |
| remember that cause i never | heard | of it f963: but i |
| that a scottish term never | heard | of it [laugh] f950: probably |
| was eh she d never | heard | of it of course but |
| thing f1023: i ve never | heard | of kippie handed either and |
| must say i ve never | heard | of mercury airlines must be |
| [inaudible] f1023: you never really | heard | of people playing truant much |
| of bairns that had never | heard | of scots before never thought |
| but i ve certainly never | heard | of such a thing f606: |
| mmhm ooh aye tricky never | heard | of that f1009: tricky man |
| f833: i ve never even | heard | of that f832: it s |
| reason f965: oh i never | heard | of that f963: and that |
| meat f1054: i ve never | heard | of that m1019: yeah that |
| ve forgotten i ve never | heard | of that subcity radio plays |
| mid calder who had never | heard | of the three craws and |
| erm and he had never | heard | of this before scots speaking |
| is one i d never | heard | of till mabel told me |
| told me i d never | heard | of yeah yeah f963: which |
| war s ower i never | heard | onything aboot it ronnie of |
| mean i- i ve never | heard | onywhere else m1000: mmhm m999: |
| was f1054: i ve never | heard | oppo before m1022: oppo yeah |
| he fell never a word | heard | out of his mouth but |
| t have any you never | heard | people from the other islands |
| true wattir for ah never | heard | tell o it never that |
| wattir for ah hae never | heard | tell o it never that |
| he is lauchin ah never | heard | that afore but ai sumthing |
| gaun ti pretend ah never | heard | that ah wunner at ye |
| s hump i d never | heard | that before and er m608: |
| s an interestin one never | heard | that before anything associated with |
| nope f1009: i d never | heard | that before m1008: nope m1055: |
| night now i had never | heard | that before m1042: [laugh] f1041: |
| is stupid fu f1054: never | heard | that before tell me aboot |
| bids hir hae ye never | heard | that deed ay said the |
| that f1041: i ve never | heard | that either never heard that |
| f1023: no f1024: no never | heard | that f1025: no f1026: no |
| no f1023: i ve never | heard | that f1025: no never heard |
| what f1023: i ve never | heard | that f1026: no i ve |
| f1023: oh i ve never | heard | that f1026: pants f1024: uh |
| never heard that either never | heard | that f1040: no f1043: well |
| diddy f1040: i ve never | heard | that f1041: i ve never |
| no i i ve never | heard | that i would say well |
| f1041: mm no i never | heard | that [inaudible] f1040: i never |
| aye m999: i ve never | heard | that m1000: gonn was two |
| oh right i ve never | heard | that m1000: mmhm f1001: well |
| mmhm f826: i ve never | heard | that mm aye f902: she |
| mentioned ye ken f1041: never | heard | that my ma aye cried |
| m1008: mmhm i d never | heard | that nope f1009: i d |
| that s int- i never | heard | that one before ehm m1042: |
| mm that s interesting never | heard | that one before whaur was |
| pants this morning f1025: never | heard | that one f1027: mm i |
| ah very good i never | heard | that one f963: [inaudible] f965: |
| that [inaudible] f1040: i never | heard | that one it was skulk |
| [laugh] no i d never | heard | that one m1007: [laugh] f1009: |
| good f1023: i ve never | heard | that one no f1024: i |
| dogs m1016: i ve never | heard | that one no m1014: na |
| heard that f1025: no never | heard | that one pam f1023: [inaudible] |
| but i ve never ever | heard | that said follae fo- follae |
| have m941: you ve never | heard | that story before [censored: forename] so |
| er m608: i d never | heard | that that must be a |
| the bizzie though i never | heard | that word in the north |
| of music they have never | heard | the birds singing the british |
| justice but ye ve never | heard | the like when ah wis |
| she on aboot ah never | heard | the lyke ah dinna lyke |
| a radgie puddok ah never | heard | the lyke in aw ma |
| mairrie a puddok ah never | heard | the lyke it wad be |
| mairrie a puddok ah never | heard | the lyke ma mither wul |
| ir expekkin it ah never | heard | the lyke morag o dear |
| ma born days ah never | heard | the lyke nanse it s |
| a drap wattir ah never | heard | the lyke nanse leaves curtain |
| canna flie eh ah never | heard | the lyke pompitie dae ye |
| for a frein ah never | heard | the lyke ye maun gang |
| please m805: have you never | heard | the stick went to the |
| the table david had never | heard | the word cow used of |
| it the lounge room never | heard | the word lounge used by |
| dumfries an she d never | heard | the word th- or the |
| o scots an never hivin | heard | the writers speakin it they |
| didnae know i d never | heard | them called anything else but |
| gutties m1014: never no never | heard | them used as that no |
| good chrissie i ve never | heard | you mak in a joke |
| clamber in i ve never | heard | you say that before okay |
| heard nothing till you ve | heard | 50 fisher quines singing that |
| duffy s one i ve | heard | a couple o times on |
| parent mafia so i ve | heard | a few i decide that |
| that ehm one i ve | heard | a lot again from er |
| thaim awa foraye ye ve | heard | aboot thaim physician ay ma |
| only lounge i ve ever | heard | aboot was in the pub |
| s right m1002: i ve | heard | aboot yer kilt yer kilt |
| me noo that you ve | heard | about deana s mither but |
| t know if you ve | heard | about that book called the |
| f1148: oh yeah i ve | heard | about that uh huh f1149: |
| cause i ve not really | heard | all that many like recordings |
| m1008: [inhale] we- i ve | heard | all the ones that m1007: |
| m734: er but i ve | heard | all the stories about me |
| i m sure i ve | heard | americans say playin hookey m1012: |
| because they ve no really | heard | anybody talkin broad shetland dialect |
| on frae what i ve | heard | before m1014: yeah i put |
| are f947: but i ve | heard | but even in the secondary |
| sweirin as ever i ve | heard | but i wis gey gled |
| are plotting so i ve | heard | but you musn t breath |
| and even pneumonia i ve | heard | don t worry i m |
| f1054: legless f1023: ah ve | heard | eddie use that a lot |
| no other word i ve | heard | eh artists m1012: tuil mm |
| from anything i ve ever | heard | el- elsewhere m608: mm m078: |
| at the guesswork i ve | heard | every interpretation of that song |
| i d eh i ve | heard | fae guys but i guess |
| i quite sure i ve | heard | fiona saying don t over |
| the best news i ve | heard | for a fer fyle cauld |
| the best news i ve | heard | for a lang time fin |
| the first words i ve | heard | for tool box apart from |
| spode neck an i ve | heard | fowk sayin come on dog |
| i you know i ve | heard | half of what you did |
| wu says ay a ve | heard | he s everie inch the |
| though i think i ve | heard | her dear hoarse voice through |
| no possible you ve no | heard | him richt harry ask him |
| i ve h- i ve | heard | i ve actually heard of |
| load of rubbish i ve | heard | in a long time i |
| fuckin idea i ve ever | heard | in my life but that |
| ve f1144: or hidin m1146: | heard | is is i well i |
| tae be used i ve | heard | it a lot m1014: an |
| t really listening they ve | heard | it all a hundred times |
| m1055: mmhm m1008: they ve | heard | it and liked the sound |
| na well i- i ve | heard | it but eh you wouldnae |
| i f1027: oh i ve | heard | it but i wouldn t |
| so ye know i ve | heard | it but i wouldn t |
| past m1004: i i ve | heard | it but no f1006: no |
| but mmhm f1023: i ve | heard | it but not really a |
| sitting room m1004: i ve | heard | it ca- i ve heard |
| wis a pooch i ve | heard | it caaed a grannie pooch |
| aye [laugh] m1013: i ve | heard | it caed the bog afore |
| heard it ca- i ve | heard | it called the sittin room |
| it again [laugh] i ve | heard | it enough i mean we |
| i love it have you | heard | it f812: well i ve |
| s how i ve often | heard | it f965: d- were they |
| [inhale] i ve i ve | heard | it from a a number |
| t honest say i ve | heard | it here but yes i |
| [?]aye i widnae use that.[/?] f1025: sometimes you ve | heard | it if it if if |
| f1009: i ve i ve | heard | it in in skye m1008: |
| f1005: aye well i ve | heard | it in the past m1004: |
| t know f1023: i ve | heard | it [inaudible] heard it no |
| loony bin doll you ve | heard | it mmmmh silence ed let |
| i ve heard it [inaudible] | heard | it no neither would i |
| them away cause they ve | heard | it often afore f1011: [inaudible] |
| ve heard that i ve | heard | it right enough m1004: that |
| say it but i ve | heard | it said through the hoose |
| actually in ullapool i ve | heard | it used a few miraculous |
| t think i ve ever | heard | it used by non gaelic |
| f1009: [laugh] m1007: i ve | heard | it used m1055: here m1007: |
| it aw but i ve | heard | it ye ken but i |
| girlfriend all these i ve | heard | m1007: yep i ve heard |
| whereas you know you ve | heard | me saying i ve got |
| s kinda and i ve | heard | medical students say that as |
| all that now you ve | heard | mr beaumont s orders so |
| been greeting so you ve | heard | mrs beaumont heard what harry |
| s not tha- i ve | heard | much worse m1020: somebody that |
| [inaudible] m1010: eh i ve | heard | my faither sayin aboot a |
| room yeah m1014: i ve | heard | my mother an faither usin |
| english but eh i ve | heard | my sister quite often saying |
| f1024: nipper nipper i ve | heard | nipper or kid f1025: kid |
| was her favourite you ve | heard | nothing till you ve heard |
| wee stotter f1005: i ve | heard | o a stotter but i |
| a ve aye an aften | heard | o c wa up da |
| f1043: oh no i ve | heard | o it aye well used |
| nae something i ve ever | heard | o m999: no m1000: no |
| s elderberry wine ye ve | heard | o scottish justice but ye |
| another one settee i ve | heard | o that yeah f1054: that |
| gaggy f1144: gaggy i ve | heard | o that yeah [inaudible] m1146: |
| t know if you ve | heard | of all these supposed libyan |
| taught me but i ve | heard | of her m605: i mean |
| of i think i ve | heard | of him but i ve |
| [tut] i think i ve | heard | of i think i ve |
| ridiculous name i ve ever | heard | of in my life when |
| t know like i ve | heard | of it before but i |
| can t say i ve | heard | of it i m ashamed |
| combined yeah f1155: i ve | heard | of it then oh cause |
| word that i ve nae | heard | of ken that s f831: |
| ve you know you ve | heard | of maryhill and you know |
| a land that i ve | heard | of once in a lullaby |
| would use but i ve | heard | of skelpit leatherin which brings |
| erm f963: i ve actually | heard | of somebody making that journey |
| somethin like that i ve | heard | of that i don t |
| and eh f746: i ve | heard | of that yeah f978: then |
| are yeah m608: i ve | heard | of them in glasgow in |
| ve heard i ve actually | heard | of thowing out the ashes |
| was eh but i ve | heard | oh that s like a |
| [laugh] m1008: and i ve | heard | one or two people who |
| f1054: no but i ve | heard | or i really like it |
| just i ve i ve | heard | people say that for example |
| right m1014: well i ve | heard | people sayin ye know talkin |
| ve m1008: word yes m1055: | heard | people saying in using it |
| have you know i ve | heard | people singing in this dialect |
| they used an i ve | heard | qu- used quite often not |
| tae see if they ve | heard | ronnie how much damage at |
| second year but i ve | heard | rumours to the contrary i |
| the first person i ve | heard | say that actually f1018: mm |
| the first person i ve | heard | say that [?]margaret[/?] it s |
| fitever [exhale] eh i ve | heard | some english dialects an i |
| f1150: no although i ve | heard | some people say that they |
| in the secondary i ve | heard | some talking to each other |
| name stuck f1145: i ve | heard | someone call their grandfather gaga |
| there there u- i ve | heard | something like old s- the |
| sort of i ve obviously | heard | stories about the tapes that |
| ma misfortune an i ve | heard | syne that he crawled oot |
| ye may catch i ve | heard | tell but say it low |
| shi jin aweill a ve | heard | tell o him but he |
| eve noo steady a ve | heard | tell they re aw reservit |
| turn some hooanever ah ve | heard | telt juist want money fur |
| him aye m1017: i ve | heard | that aye i ve heard |
| an m959: yeah i ve | heard | that aye [throat] [laugh] f958: |
| f1143: yeah f1144: heard that | heard | that before f1143: i ve |
| yeah i ve i ve | heard | that but it s m1008: |
| lint and just i ve | heard | that but it s not |
| [?]ye a batter in school as well[/?] [inaudible] f1143: i ve | heard | that but when i was |
| the [?]pet[/?] aye i ve | heard | that f1024: takin the pet |
| ye see i ve no | heard | that f1054: aye ye can |
| go on yersel jimmy m642: | heard | that f643: oh you ve |
| the first time i ve | heard | that for a long long |
| f1143: hackit yeah i ve | heard | that hackit f1054: that s |
| i like that i ve | heard | that i they say that |
| duff aye aye i ve | heard | that i ve heard it |
| m865: yeah well i ve | heard | that it s always very |
| one i ve no really | heard | that m1014: or bowfed him |
| heard that aye i ve | heard | that m1016: you re older |
| kinds of foodstuffs i ve | heard | that mealy puddings were sometimes |
| handed f1026: yeah i ve | heard | that one as well f1023: |
| don t think they ve | heard | that one before do you |
| t think i ve ever | heard | that one f1024: hellish [laugh] |
| f1026: no i ve not | heard | that one f1024: my mum |
| oh possibly aye i ve | heard | that one i wouldnae use |
| ve no you ve no | heard | that one [laugh] f1054: [laugh] |
| t say i ve ever | heard | that one m1007: nope m1055: |
| the highlands that you ve | heard | that one m1008: mmhm yes |
| m1146: mmhm yeah i ve | heard | that one used quite a |
| take the strunts i ve | heard | that one yeah m1146: strunts |
| a wee man i ve | heard | that sayin m1016: mmhm or |
| onie man meg ah ve | heard | that storie afore gin it |
| m glad i ve not | heard | that story about five thousand |
| not i ve i ve | heard | that story quite a lot |
| are l- well i ve | heard | that there are local writers |
| is that cause i ve | heard | that used in kind of |
| s usually f1006: i ve | heard | that used too i think |
| it wes moula ah ve | heard | that yairn afore an ah |
| oh right f1026: i ve | heard | that yeah but mmhm f1023: |
| f1143: mmhm f1145: i ve | heard | the children talk about chuckin |
| dated usage but i ve | heard | the first 2 recently otherwise |
| it eilidh ah ve juist | heard | the graundest word moula is |
| and i think i ve | heard | the kids say hurl as |
| blooter you yeah i ve | heard | the kids say that you |
| supertramp [laugh] m815: i ve | heard | the name but you know |
| rintoul ah think ah ve | heard | the name hastily changing the |
| sent i m sure i | heard | the sadness because i ve |
| don t know i ve | heard | the wife say her hubby |
| aboot it m1017: i ve | heard | the wife shoutin aboot the |
| know if you ve ever | heard | the word but long ago |
| and bottom well i ve | heard | the word masel fae aal |
| heard m1007: yep i ve | heard | them all but i don |
| fairmin logic i ve even | heard | them broth wis aye they |
| of m1015: yeah i ve | heard | them gutties as well yeah |
| mmhm m1161: yeah i ve | heard | them in the canteen speaking |
| the opening line i ve | heard | them lilting at our yowe |
| wouldnae yaise them i ve | heard | them now that they re |
| any stories m1017: i ve | heard | them sayin he- oh he |
| the playground but i ve | heard | them speak it in the |
| s masses f1145: i ve | heard | there s wiser on the |
| ultra violet rays a ve | heard | they re like tae gie |
| m865: [laugh] yeah i ve | heard | this before yeah must be |
| as the front i ve | heard | this kind of waistcoat being |
| eh s- i ve no | heard | up the sti- i have |
| think i i ve ever | heard | used in normal english anyway |
| a sayin that i ve | heard | used quite a few times |
| you ve heard mrs beaumont | heard | what harry that the clack |
| reputation lilian jack you ve | heard | what he says you have |
| only one i ve actually | heard | which always provokes him they |
| ve monie an monie times | heard | whit a hero ye are |
| news harry aye i ve | heard | you got a good leathering |
| [inaudible] f965: but you ve | heard | you knew the word peever |
| it myself but i ve | heard | you know it being used |
| s a word i ve | heard | you know like you hear |
| oh hooray they must have | heard | you singing they ve jumped |
| up to make its voice | heard | 11 54 lord james douglas |
| ma bones shiverin and ah | heard | a voice far away in |
| a muckle stane whan i | heard | a voice in front o |
| tae pu the trigger a | heard | a weeny voice nae bigger |
| voice of the victim is | heard | above that of the criminal |
| a voice which will be | heard | and listened to by local |
| that the nurses voice is | heard | at every possible level in |
| ye can mak yer voice | heard | contents scottish democracy in action |
| you can make your voice | heard | contents scottish democracy in action |
| and a pleasant voice is | heard | feather juist a wee bit |
| and shona s voice is | heard | from offstage shona himsell is |
| a pause my disbelieving mind | heard | his almost familiar accented voice |
| ensuring scotland s voice is | heard | in the convention and that |
| his ain voice bauldy hadna | heard | me comin near him an |
| mrs boyter i thought i | heard | my man s voice mr |
| voice of the needle is | heard | needle ah dinna lyke this |
| because of that she just | heard | she hears a voice in |
| ever ah coud whan ah | heard | ah wes wantit queen it |
| must have has anyone ever | heard | and it is actually true |
| okay ehm have you ever | heard | eh of a language called |
| only time i d ever | heard | it called appleringie was as |
| evidence that i have ever | heard | more seriously it seems that |
| i ever if i ever | heard | mysel pit it on i |
| accent that i have ever | heard | naebody speaks that any langer |
| [laugh] nobody else has ever | heard | o it [laugh] sheep s |
| sae that naebodie haes ever | heard | o me an naebodie can |
| ye ever have ye ever | heard | of an oogiecapiv f1054: [laugh] |
| asked whether they had ever | heard | of the committee of the |
| f1023: yeah ye hardly ever | heard | of truant f1026: people would |
| you know have you ever | heard | of w-w- would you like |
| the best word ah ever | heard | sae it is enter shona |
| wittiest reply i have ever | heard | she mangled me she ate |
| not think i have ever | heard | so many in relation to |
| right enough before i ever | heard | the first names mentioned ye |
| m865: mm have you ever | heard | the term scots not referring |
| m865: eh have you ever | heard | the term scots referring not |
| in skye have you ever | heard | them used in skye f1009: |
| a language have you ever | heard | this m952: na no [laugh] |
| the only one i ever | heard | using that but there was |
| the first music i ever | heard | was the fiddle mmhm f746: |
| that s all you ever | heard | you know m608: yeah m1163: |
| a matter of routine we | heard | about that in evidence that |
| evidence that this committee has | heard | and on wider experience i |
| people and we have all | heard | anecdotal evidence about them however |
| low linda fabiani i have | heard | anecdotal evidence of and read |
| on the figures i have | heard | anecdotal evidence that the staff |
| evidence that the procedures committee | heard | as part of its consultative |
| in england and wales we | heard | conflicting evidence about whether private |
| the inquiry we have probably | heard | enough research evidence but perhaps |
| no national agreements however we | heard | evidence earlier that the marketplace |
| be aware we have already | heard | evidence from a range of |
| opinions too the european committee | heard | evidence from andrew duff the |
| inquiry highland council the committee | heard | evidence from councillor david green |
| charity law reform when we | heard | evidence from jean mcfadden it |
| at stage 1 the committee | heard | evidence from local authority officers |
| local enterprise companies the committee | heard | evidence from mr gordon cox |
| said at stage 1 we | heard | evidence from professor alan miller |
| a moment maureen macmillan we | heard | evidence from scottish natural heritage |
| at 10 04am the committee | heard | evidence from the following witness |
| investigation of complaints the committee | heard | evidence from the following witness |
| investigation of complaints the committee | heard | evidence from the following witnesses |
| 2 arbuthnott report the committee | heard | evidence from the minister for |
| budget 2001 02 the committee | heard | evidence from the minister for |
| winter bed planning the committee | heard | evidence from the minister for |
| 4 hepatitis c the committee | heard | evidence from the minister for |
| in service training we have | heard | evidence from the nursing profession |
| budget 2002 2003 the committee | heard | evidence from the scottish executive |
| of the committee the committee | heard | evidence from the scottish steering |
| held in the hub we | heard | evidence from young information and |
| almost immediately and has already | heard | evidence on the matter that |
| sweden in it we have | heard | evidence that in some lines |
| not think that we have | heard | evidence this morning to justify |
| of reports before they have | heard | final evidence the cross party |
| into this subject evidence was | heard | from mr tony higgins secretary |
| with the evidence that we | heard | from the scottish daily newspaper |
| yes andrew wilson we have | heard | good quality evidence although the |
| about the evidence that it | heard | gordon jackson read out a |
| before marilyn livingstone earlier we | heard | in evidence that price is |
| lines of questioning and evidence | heard | in relation to its inquiry |
| economic impact i have not | heard | much evidence this morning to |
| much in evidence the committee | heard | of the need to include |
| of veto mr mcmahon you | heard | some of the evidence that |
| mccabe committee we have not | heard | sufficient evidence and i would |
| of them were investigated having | heard | the evidence i do not |
| the board you will have | heard | the evidence that has been |
| advertising bans in place you | heard | the evidence that we were |
| of other issues mr gordon | heard | the evidence this morning i |
| the evidence that we have | heard | this morning does not make |
| evidence that the committee has | heard | this morning has underlined that |
| the evidence that we have | heard | this morning it seems that |
| the evidence that it has | heard | today and what additional information |
| [laugh] so i f1025: [laugh] | heard | that before f1023: i had |
| pet f1026: i haven t | heard | that one f1023: mmhm mmhm |
| lauder i heard that i | heard | folk say they thocht it |
| f940: aye but if i | heard | if i heard [inaudible] m942: |
| if i heard if i | heard | [inaudible] m942: well no it |
| heard it and then i | heard | it a million more times |
| the first song when i | heard | it and then i heard |
| doon or f1143: yeah f1144: | heard | that heard that before f1143: |
| escape aye said lauder i | heard | that i heard folk say |
| heard the calfie lowe fa | heard | the bagpipes skirlin roon the |
| heard the tinker singin fa | heard | the calfie lowe fa heard |
| frae cripple jean chorus fa | heard | the tinker singin fa heard |
| a term i hadn t | heard | before which was casuals and |
| but one case to be | heard | before your son s he |
| didn t hear before she | heard | but aye some m741: mmhm |
| the bog f1054: i havenae | heard | duffy before m1012: mm aye |
| i ll have the soup | heard | it before said lily wearily |
| before the standards committee had | heard | it we do not want |
| f963: mm i haven t | heard | of that before yeah f965: |
| the laws we have all | heard | that argument before again and |
| yes yes m1008: have you | heard | that before m1007: [inaudible] f1009: |
| f1054: oh i haven t | heard | that one before f1018: och |
| and i i hadn t | heard | that term before f963: was |
| how long before the sheriff | heard | their petition these were questions |
| in context although i have | heard | this fact mentioned before the |
| rest of us before i | heard | this i was in two |
| a fuss neil he has | heard | this often before i know |
| that one before f1107: havena | heard | you sing it in a |
| on the face when she | heard | her using the word ken |
| word that eh i often | heard | in where i was brought |
| a word i hadn t | heard | since childhood my mother called |
| last may we have not | heard | the word independence since entire |
| key point we have constantly | heard | the word reassurance we have |
| not a word i d | heard | until i came to perth |
| try a cooch f1054: i | heard | you say anither word earlier |
| authorities done that we have | heard | a bit about the lack |
| be needed i have not | heard | a single member from the |
| country what we have not | heard | about in the debate is |
| delicious cake and we have | heard | about mr davidson s birthday |
| sectors for example we have | heard | about organic milk production s |
| next day shocked to have | heard | about the accident from daniel |
| funds too i have also | heard | about the difficulty of getting |
| of the fsa members have | heard | about the many stages negotiations |
| berwickshire ld we have already | heard | about the short consultation period |
| uh huh m805: have you | heard | about them m804: no you |
| the mainstream elections we have | heard | all sorts of contributions today |
| in the budget we have | heard | an awful lot about the |
| either believe what you have | heard | and accept the lord as |
| hand as you may have | heard | and if ill hertit folk |
| the comments that i have | heard | and received from cosla and |
| made arise from what i | heard | and remember and i have |
| have the right to be | heard | and to have their views |
| an example and members have | heard | another example from my colleague |
| brian adam i have not | heard | any argument whatever to suggest |
| of finance i have not | heard | anyone today or in the |
| it s difficult have you | heard | anything about scots f950: mmhm |
| that both arguments we have | heard | are intended to achieve the |
| be omitted we have also | heard | arguments for the inclusion of |
| parties from which we have | heard | as we might expect they |
| young people we have already | heard | at some length from cathy |
| with syrup which i have | heard | called the poor man s |
| permission and licensing i have | heard | complaints particularly in relation to |
| additional questions that we have | heard | discussed today included in the |
| that ye ll probably have | heard | ehm skanky yeah everything s |
| pattern repeated that we have | heard | elsewhere which was that people |
| come to naught i have | heard | endless commitments about money being |
| years in politics i have | heard | endless promises about surveys which |
| the views that we have | heard | expressed this afternoon on the |
| convention which as we have | heard | facilitates the free movement of |
| such as norway we have | heard | from ash that there may |
| aug 29th you may have | heard | from carole about her coming |
| was being reduced we have | heard | from david elliot about videoconferencing |
| my opinion and we have | heard | from jamie mcgrigor about some |
| than anything that we have | heard | from labour members it is |
| it is not we have | heard | from several councils that it |
| would wait until we have | heard | from the court users organisations |
| reached the convener we have | heard | from the key agencies that |
| system crashed we have already | heard | from the scottish executive that |
| being given yet we have | heard | from your union and other |
| milking the drama have you | heard | georgie an how would we |
| federation which as members have | heard | has more than 80 000 |
| bodies from which we have | heard | have made suggestions such as |
| not quite as we have | heard | he deviated a little from |
| or raither you d have | heard | her pause she s eighty |
| about scots today we have | heard | here repeated the calumny that |
| the parliament if i have | heard | him speaking more often about |
| absurd he said i have | heard | hume quoted as if his |
| i think i would have | heard | if all wasn t well |
| have been the main speech | heard | in crathie from the early |
| most thoughtful that i have | heard | in four years and i |
| been destabilised as we have | heard | in many submissions mr mcaveety |
| between what we have just | heard | in question time and what |
| with disabilities have not been | heard | in the making of those |
| defender whether what we have | heard | is a fair representation of |
| know if you ll have | heard | it but i was teaching |
| the first that i have | heard | it may be somewhere in |
| and the community you have | heard | it said that an agent |
| more permanent i have not | heard | it suggested that there is |
| what oh you must have | heard | it that sort of thing |
| have been beneficial as i | heard | last week that the rates |
| s debate however we have | heard | little about what the opposition |
| s so ba- i have | heard | m818: lot of shite man |
| it s have you no | heard | m942: wasn t twelve pound |
| on it as we have | heard | many volunteers are involved in |
| smoke tavish scott i have | heard | marketing people make the opposite |
| iain murdoch some people have | heard | me discussing the materials and |
| final draft after we have | heard | members comments we want to |
| of the parliament we have | heard | members say one thing particularly |
| the directive that we have | heard | most about during the past |
| could do it we have | heard | mr elliot s comment on |
| mr jim wallace i have | heard | mr gallie and mr wallace |
| up those provisions we have | heard | mr matheson and his colleagues |
| vaccine finally i have not | heard | much about flu epidemics elsewhere |
| am sure he would have | heard | much about him the great |
| but i have read and | heard | much about it now for |
| budget process we have not | heard | much about policies from the |
| past few years we have | heard | much from new labour about |
| weaving and mining i have | heard | my father say that he |
| the old town i have | heard | my father say that he |
| only i mean i have | heard | my wife often enough she |
| his last point i have | heard | nothing from the snp that |
| it s er have you | heard | o straiton park terrible well |
| if you said have you | heard | o that dad where somebody |
| a lot m999: have you | heard | o that scuddlin is that |
| m865,: yeah mm have you | heard | of a language called scots |
| alastair dempster i have not | heard | of any i do not |
| for you i might have | heard | of cancer but i didn |
| the ordinary folk who have | heard | of his part in rescuing |
| the first that i have | heard | of it my second point |
| a waiting list we have | heard | of people moving from one |
| you see erm have you | heard | of that company f1154: what |
| in ireland i have not | heard | of that happening 10 15 |
| oh yeah no i have | heard | of that uh huh yeah |
| in fact i have not | heard | of the idea of post |
| and very fit have you | heard | of the mexican wave phenomenon |
| only poet most people have | heard | of the only one who |
| first time that they have | heard | of the programme when in |
| it was like have ye | heard | of turkish delight ye know |
| the unions make to be | heard | on that matter you have |
| right to have their complaint | heard | on the time scale a |
| the fact that we have | heard | or may still speak the |
| have deficiencies that you have | heard | other people ta- say about |
| cut off point i have | heard | people say that some organic |
| in other disciplines we have | heard | people say that they must |
| any authority and i have | heard | smith quoted although it would |
| feelings on what you have | heard | so far mr mcaveety i |
| reputation will continue we have | heard | so much about social inclusion |
| be addressed properly we have | heard | some excellent speeches and some |
| morning is disappointing we have | heard | some good speeches i hope |
| parliament has taken we have | heard | some very good speeches from |
| school how many have you | heard | speaking scots about five or |
| on to marking we have | heard | stories about timing issues and |
| old theme again we have | heard | that dear old [censored: companyname] will |
| iain murdoch yes we have | heard | that from parents in various |
| that view we have also | heard | that if highland council gets |
| additional housing we have also | heard | that implementation might involve increased |
| commencement date today members have | heard | that in five months the |
| sort of thing have you | heard | that iona yes f1009: mmhm |
| that question i have not | heard | that it is not i |
| by a munter have you | heard | that one a munter and |
| the sqa board we have | heard | that reassurances were being given |
| members or not we have | heard | that residents like to receive |
| you budding celebrities i have | heard | that some of you have |
| on record we have all | heard | that the bans on scallop |
| the past week we have | heard | that the government is not |
| rev iain murdoch i have | heard | that the materials have been |
| in gibson street we have | heard | that the old clydesdale bank |
| inquiries from people who have | heard | that there is a difference |
| first time that i have | heard | that there is a serious |
| european level this morning we | heard | that we have a very |
| f1054: mmhm m1004: i have | heard | that you know if you |
| for the highlands we have | heard | the allegation that the calculation |
| the projected savings we have | heard | the concerns of the delivery |
| this debate and to have | heard | the contributions of members from |
| to speak f958: have you | heard | the first couple of like |
| education circles and have not | heard | the minister s statement will |
| real identifiable savings we have | heard | their queries about the projected |
| sannies m1004: though i have | heard | them referred to more recently |
| the comments that we have | heard | this afternoon a final draft |
| aware from what we have | heard | this afternoon and in previous |
| licensing legislation as we have | heard | this afternoon some fairly strict |
| the information that we have | heard | this morning i do not |
| view that we have not | heard | this morning we cannot come |
| at home oh have you | heard | this song erm how does |
| mmhm m865,: ehm have you | heard | this term in this connection |
| understand from what you have | heard | to night from the life |
| locally from what i have | heard | today i suggest that subsidiarity |
| lewis macdonald as we have | heard | today people s priorities and |
| up the sti- i have | heard | up the stick but i |
| a result of what they | heard | we have said clearly that |
| to date we have not | heard | whether they will again give |
| the sector i have not | heard | yet why scotland is such |
| light is dimmed we have | heard | you groan and sigh we |
| views about what you have | heard | you will be responding by |
| tuck i said we have | heard | your estimate that we will |
| f1054: cause i a- also | heard | blootered meaning drunk meaning drunk |
| did f1054: you might o | heard | o it [laugh] f1143: no |
| aboot m1004: cheesed off i | heard | something whispered there eh f1054: |
| or clout f1054: i havenae | heard | wouf tell me about that |
| stop an listen when ah | heard | a blackie sing he sat |
| pat in lest nicht ah | heard | a knock that canna be |
| ah wunner ah thocht ah | heard | a rabbit or sum ither |
| maria serghyeevna masha ay ah | heard | aboot it nae guid wul |
| eftir whit ah hae juist | heard | ah dinna believe it wes |
| aa o a sudden we | heard | bawlin an sweirin ah think |
| s the tyme ah hae | heard | it liltin amang the fulyerie |
| gunlöd the halie virgin haes | heard | ma prayers gunlöd ay ah |
| be eftir oniething ah haena | heard | o afore ringan coud ah |
| a sid ah i hadnae | heard | o that yin no m842: |
| wes that a maivis ah | heard | singin ootby the spring canna |
| puddok wes that you ah | heard | speak the nou puddok ay |
| club ah coud sweir ah | heard | sumthing rustle rustlin the ogre |
| turn aw ma days ah | heard | tell o this place langsyne |
| the fowert spring cam ah | heard | tell throu gangril merchants ye |
| lori is that diggin ah | heard | tess tess yur een micht |
| cheeta in siberia toozenbach ah | heard | that anaw aweill the toun |
| were practically misting over ah | heard | that iverybody goat laid here |
| ah cam tae again ah | heard | the stoundin o anither hert |
| an silky flesh later ah | heard | the verra same soun on |
| an inta bed when ah | heard | them leavin ten seconds a |
| a passing fire engine is | heard | this is terrible ah m |
| yoo hoo hey ya are | heard | toozenbach but ah maun awa |
| fyne no bad ah hae | heard | waur it soonds awricht whit |
| dinna mean that thorfinn ye | heard | whit ah said valgerd that |
| valgerd mak reddie ah hae | heard | whit haes happent til ye |
| valgerd ai but ah hae | heard | ye as lang s ye |
| stout stout stick ringan ah | heard | ye war in this chaumer |
| are ye quo he ah | heard | yer voce in the yaird |
| juist ti fash us ah | heard | yestrein she s ettlin ti |
| f1071: ah [exhale] m1070: i | heard | you went out f1071: [tapping] |
| tae come awa again i | heard | a bit o a reeshle |
| wan ti meiklebrig toun they | heard | a bodie say i the |
| gaun clickety click when i | heard | a cheep cheep this little |
| making her opening remarks i | heard | a chirp coming from my |
| along alderman road when i | heard | a disturbance at the back |
| f1009: mmhm m1008: and i | heard | a it s a longer |
| turnet for e hoose i | heard | a kinna bark fae e |
| i i mean i m | heard | a lot aboot de scalloway |
| lacking [laugh] f745: yeah i | heard | a lot of people wanted |
| say of him as i | heard | a man say about his |
| the debate in which we | heard | a minister saying i am |
| t be daft gordon i | heard | a noise mum carolanne you |
| gaun wi that gordon i | heard | a noise outside sadie a |
| be out there gordon i | heard | a noise sadie aw right |
| ur ye daen gordon i | heard | a noise sadie where ur |
| class an ye cwid o | heard | a peen drap i winner |
| forgotten about that until i | heard | a programme about it a |
| yeh monanday at morn i | heard | a puir auld grey meer |
| scottish borders [inaudible] f809: i | heard | a really interesting thing the |
| o elm trees whan i | heard | a splash then anither that |
| tae raise the rod i | heard | a step an alang cam |
| mull ducat o arnhead i | heard | a story about him ducat |
| yule tide nicht that i | heard | a tale by the peat |
| puffie o gas i niver | heard | a wird aboot it an |
| time efter a i d | heard | aboot folk scatterin the ashes |
| arabic for christmas yes i | heard | about al s english escapade |
| fur of a cat i | heard | about gaia quite by chance |
| in does it hurt i | heard | about it this morning and |
| i thought that he had | heard | about last night and dr |
| best the best story i | heard | about that f965: [laugh] and |
| right no i hadn t | heard | about that f978: and you |
| said how are you i | heard | about the accident of course |
| to know how he had | heard | about the accident oh i |
| along the m8 so i | heard | about this on the radio |
| es biz bizzin i d | heard | again in aastrian alps i |
| movement f785: mmhm ehm i | heard | anne donovan talk and she |
| keeping well i haven t | heard | anything of norrie lily well |
| did that from what i | heard | anyway a lot of people |
| eu states as you probably | heard | at previous meetings i do |
| auld he wis so i | heard | auld eneuch tae ken better |
| the first time i d | heard | aye right an i thought |
| you hear beaumont aye i | heard | but you you see naething |
| to the chickens i recently | heard | by the way of a |
| invade it i haven t | heard | carole s reaction to sadat |
| breadth of the land i | heard | cathy peattie saying that someone |
| for their concerns to be | heard | considered and i hope taken |
| did the deserting when i | heard | coulter s candy from some |
| owld trash an i m | heard | dem on aboot watter divinin |
| you know various people had | heard | different words an oh i |
| about whisky than i d | heard | during a lifetime in scotland |
| richt ill teen an i | heard | e left it at e |
| anither time lang seen i | heard | e same meesic in a |
| ran for e road i | heard | e twa o em laachin |
| i think mr monteith we | heard | earlier that mr miller the |
| t been i hears i | heard | een eyes dat that those |
| fae here in fact i | heard | efterhin she hid a loon |
| another one i hadn t | heard | ehm until i mentioned it |
| was the latest figure i | heard | er people corpus linguists of |
| you look more closely i | heard | farrach from my french teacher |
| a bittie deif hen ye | heard | fine fit i said wid |
| institute s very aggrieved i | heard | folk saying that if it |
| and eh an expression i | heard | from again one of my |
| right stuff the last i | heard | from chrissie she was keeping |
| has been unusually mild i | heard | from one of the librarians |
| words and sayings that i | heard | from the folk around me |
| getting on i haven t | heard | from you at all this |
| blythe o a suddenty i | heard | grannie fusper tae peter fit |
| a bit disappointed when i | heard | he was going to be |
| heaven or tae hell i | heard | he wasna deid when they |
| in parliament only when i | heard | helen eadie clarifying what saga |
| know switch it off i | heard | her being interviewed on radio |
| it s it s i | heard | her last day he s |
| has talked about jobs i | heard | her on the radio the |
| ceiling above my head i | heard | her stomp towards the window |
| worth all the hassle i | heard | him ask as he opened |
| and again today if i | heard | him correctly the first minister |
| its merk i sweir i | heard | him hoast the worry a |
| i m sure i even | heard | him refer to a loch |
| sing the beautifull song i | heard | him sing 30 years ago |
| tolled an hour later i | heard | him stir and soon the |
| swear at work i d | heard | him swearin at work but |
| says that s what i | heard | him trying to catch her |
| portrait gallery but whin i | heard | hit wid be gyaain tae |
| in basingstoke i haven t | heard | how he got on afterwards |
| convincing argument that the committee | heard | i see that he is |
| that greitin an maenin wes | heard | i the air an eldritch |
| at hairst time a ballant | heard | i the park gut scrapers |
| of magazines as she d | heard | i wasn t well i |
| also fair forfochen which i | heard | in california falkirk ye know |
| m605: i think it s | heard | in lanarkshire and ayr- it |
| s the best news i | heard | in years we ll get |
| song f1104: [tut] [inhale] i | heard | it at [censored: forename] s yesterday |
| speak o the toun i | heard | it at the institute ane |
| i cannot remember where i | heard | it but it was mentioned |
| [laugh] [laugh] m1055: i i | heard | it for the first time |
| believe it i hadn t | heard | it for years f963: right |
| you know i think i | heard | it in that like a |
| love an i hadn t | heard | it in this context at |
| [inaudible] m939: [inaudible] eh i | heard | it m942: cause in every |
| tae hear t nooadays i | heard | it on e veitsch an |
| thing aboot at gairman i | heard | it on e wireless receiver |
| from the horse s i | heard | it straight from the horse |
| sun i mean i only | heard | it the other day but |
| and not too cold i | heard | it was about 15 c |
| minnie swore richt then i | heard | jock dow spikkin tae alec |
| tom leonard norman maccaig i | heard | later that the video caused |
| to her personally but i | heard | m741: right cool uh huh |
| i dinna think i iver | heard | ma faither sing bonnier the |
| manager comin along an i | heard | my dad say this kei |
| i mean i he- i | heard | my grandsons talkin aboot eyes |
| thing on monday morning i | heard | myself saying and take the |
| this happening although i d | heard | news of it on the |
| this ritual pleased me i | heard | no more breaking twigs when |
| t know i haven t | heard | of anyone that [?]could do[/?] that |
| m1008: which i hadn t | heard | of at the time funnily |
| show i had only actually | heard | of four one was a |
| struck me when i first | heard | of it it s a |
| going on i haven t | heard | of it m055: mmhm mmhm |
| around for funds i recently | heard | of one small organisation in |
| mean i i i d | heard | of them myself er there |
| eh ye know and bein | heard | on on the media i |
| of an interview that i | heard | on scottish television some time |
| the rest are fine i | heard | on t v that they |
| face on alastair i just | heard | on the grapevine that this |
| the other day but i | heard | one o the kids sayin |
| yes m1008: i i actually | heard | one of them saying somebody |
| wrang wi that i havenae | heard | onie argument today that persuades |
| the wye through i hadna | heard | onybody ca him that since |
| were aye i hea- i | heard | quite recently in fact er |
| the roof ehm one i | heard | recently in fact [laugh] describing |
| ere an wi at i | heard | richt for e first time |
| the estimates that he had | heard | ron tuck i think that |
| weel i dinna ken i | heard | she was mean and mains |
| a bad een lizzie i | heard | some affa loud crumps they |
| because the other day i | heard | some expert complaining on the |
| know the first time i | heard | somebody say something about seeing |
| on noo quo chae i | heard | somethin o the kyn frae |
| thing m1078: here erm i | heard | something on radio just this |
| years old when i first | heard | syd barrett on a compilation |
| grampians it s niver bin | heard | tae greet i s sweir |
| a tink you are i | heard | that ain m1108: [laugh] [child noise] |
| oh i d- i havena | heard | that an so on so |
| f1121: mmhm [censored: forename] [censored: surname] i | heard | that f1122: bubble that was |
| bam m1108: whoa f1107: i | heard | that fart again m1108: [laugh] |
| handmade books the music i | heard | that first day in the |
| i think christ i havenae | heard | that for years aye ye |
| down so when my friend | heard | that i was looking for |
| long time angered i havenae | heard | that in a long time |
| to me i i just | heard | that one last night to |
| cool uh huh m605: i | heard | that she d passed m741: |
| mine at last but i | heard | that step an checked the |
| angered but i haven t | heard | that used in a long |
| his scottish reets till i | heard | that wyte for t he |
| shh uncle harry hae you | heard | the news harry aye i |
| fraud last night when i | heard | the news that the labour |
| sit like this when i | heard | the oddest sound so out |
| indeed was where i first | heard | the phrase a stitch in |
| ussr game because i d | heard | the score it was in |
| boys we re wanted i | heard | the three of them shuffling |
| get pronunciations exactly as i | heard | them bit i ll spare |
| them mrs laing why i | heard | they got up to all |
| cars rushing by i also | heard | third hand that i caused |
| mean to lift now i | heard | this lady saying i hear |
| be f965: some people i | heard | this may be apocryphal f963: |
| if they go well i | heard | through the grapevine that prof |
| bloodless his mither is i | heard | thum sayin in the shop |
| teachers in my area i | heard | two interesting responses which i |
| queer kinna stories i iver | heard | war aboot the wee fowk |
| eh that i that i | heard | was ehm for the the |
| wasna watching it i just | heard | wee bits that bit goes |
| indeed i hope that he | heard | what i said because i |
| fin i wis wee we | heard | wir scots history ilkie wikk |
| said eh f1103: aye i | heard | ye f1104: aye what s |
| at the work f1117: i | heard | you at your work i |
| here is daniel hartmann i | heard | you had an accident how |
| huh m1106: mum [?]did you just eat[/?] i | heard | you sayin urgh f1105: you |
| if that s fitt i | heard | you singin f1142: no f1141: |
| day m1110: [child noise] f1109: i | heard | you singing can you sing |
| else f1142: aye f1141: i | heard | you singing f1142: farr at |
| you singing ken fitt i | heard | you singing f1142: uh huh |
| at playgroup ken fitt i | heard | you singing ken fitt i |
| please f1071: [banging] m1070: i | heard | you went somewhere that has |
| the executive and today we | heard | about an administration then there |
| don t know if you | heard | about it f745: oh yeah |
| world but how had he | heard | about the accident don t |
| suits and towels we d | heard | about the hot springs at |
| to tackle social exclusion we | heard | about the new opportunities fund |
| about the views that you | heard | at the open day on |
| quiet about that when he | heard | aunt pol s familiar cry |
| know about this an he | heard | [censored: forename] talkin about the holiday |
| wondered about their validity we | heard | john rickman s argument that |
| o rourke may comment you | heard | me earlier asking about initiatives |
| about the charges we first | heard | of the policy after it |
| s how humans procreate he | heard | them talking about it when |
| ti ye sir a d | heard | there wis hardmen about tae |
| a heap the ogre is | heard | tramping past offstage grumbling about |
| the scottish office he was | heard | at one meeting to say |
| furlin roon his heid he | heard | een o the toffs say |
| paip this mornin an a | heard | him say the son o |
| them in the byre and | heard | jean say to him that |
| on the shelf minnie hid | heard | jock dow say bit at |
| appetite an hei wis yince | heard | tae say ae goose is |
| the road ae wifie wis | heard | tae say at s the |
| nail in the court he | heard | the judge say this ll |
| and back a farmer was | heard | to say it s nae |
| an uncle of hers was | heard | to say it was no |
| lugs prickit up when shö | heard | whit mam hed ta say |
| ti hissel whan he d | heard | aa this gin a wis |
| best english a d ivver | heard | an a jaloused richt awa |
| some leddrach sklaik he d | heard | at the kirk on sunday |
| her to elaborate she d | heard | boys talking at the saturday |
| eez heid he d a | heard | e roller seener in e |
| more unusual explanations they d | heard | for not being able to |
| a bittie gossip she d | heard | frae the fishwife that trampit |
| swatch o sang she d | heard | her mither singin an hauf |
| soundit weel an they d | heard | o the placie in a |
| at he said he d | heard | of rotten neeps as a |
| that the last he d | heard | she was barefoot and pregnant |
| or twa fur he d | heard | she wis easy trysted awa |
| obey her frown she d | heard | so many stories of women |
| o his neibours he d | heard | tell that some o his |
| is that cause you d | heard | that war was declared m636: |
| was another story he d | heard | that weir and satan his |
| minister remember that we last | heard | a full debate on this |
| was the last time ye | heard | a [?]goldie[/?] whistle as it |
| struck her last then she | heard | a stooshie get up a |
| other witnesses deponed that they | heard | him confess on monday last |
| was the last thing he | heard | on earth afore the fire |
| simple maitter you ll hae | heard | that last year folk were |
| at lang an last we | heard | the fash o the firth |
| by dismissing her they had | heard | the last of her for |
| eaten all year round we | heard | a beautifully sung song from |
| to get something back we | heard | a good lecture from her |
| lanarkshire with old friends they | heard | a rumour from the capital |
| launch of the year we | heard | a very good presentation from |
| our sitting room when we | heard | an awful thud from upstairs |
| wednesday no one no one | heard | anything from her or seen |
| of local authorities and we | heard | broadly the same from the |
| sound of an accordion is | heard | coming from the street the |
| hoo and hey ya are | heard | from beyond the garden chebutykin |
| it want different provisions we | heard | from michael matheson that the |
| into account their experience you | heard | from mr gallagher that initially |
| target in sweden as we | heard | from nic lampkin an action |
| door a faint clatter is | heard | from off they all freeze |
| heavy tramping and moaning is | heard | from offstage enter the broun |
| convener you said that you | heard | from parents that the materials |
| be reflected in what we | heard | from people in the voluntary |
| transport and the environment committee | heard | from people who experienced the |
| that goes on and we | heard | from scottish quality salmon that |
| were convinced by what they | heard | from teacher trade unions but |
| example the equal opportunities committee | heard | from the black and ethnic |
| sound of the shuttles was | heard | from the byres to the |
| practice in particular the committee | heard | from the disability rights commission |
| often we hear as we | heard | from the snp today that |
| and from them he had | heard | of something that had occurred |
| following morning [censored: forename] [censored: surname] had | heard | of the situation from the |
| that s where dimps is | heard | screaming from outside you ll |
| robb from the meenit we | heard | that the factory wis tae |
| tae greet ye micht hae | heard | a preen doonfaa fin sorra |
| the lea ye ll hae | heard | aboot the latest in genetic |
| awa it must hae been | heard | but gie badger his due |
| hid in ye could hae | heard | eh laughter ower at eh |
| foo mony interviews hae ye | heard | far the questions are pit |
| zm zm ye suid hae | heard | her cairry on the sair |
| [inaudible] f902: ye ll hae | heard | o phyllis an f826: oh |
| fightin fund ye ll hae | heard | o the lulu lingerie sit |
| privately james beaumont hae you | heard | tell of the muckle purchases |
| me again but hae you | heard | that uncle jack s sailing |
| wids spikk oot we hae | heard | the cooncil planners will come |
| the ither gowfer maun hae | heard | the cry for he birlt |
| ceitie waws ye maun hae | heard | the signal for the third |
| behind the screen hae ye | heard | the troops ir be in |
| hae ye an whan he | heard | this lu da lowpit up |
| up next week eence they | heard | aboot me moving into roxburghe |
| his maisters auld joe anely | heard | aboot the waddin sixth haun |
| aboot twa saiconds efter he | heard | the pop pop bam bam |
| either think on usin or | heard | bein used or skivin m999: |
| an nae mair for he | heard | ahint him a bodie cry |
| would label him a conformist | heard | he had ten mistresses twenty |
| ye wir up wang jin | heard | him an cam speedilie out |
| rale braw lads the laddie | heard | him an wis muckle roused |
| ai but the yungest princess | heard | him awricht she did that |
| strain their lugs fur they | heard | him clear s ye like |
| own house deponed that they | heard | him confess frequent incest with |
| jylit or waur fin she | heard | him kickin a beer can |
| faa o t the elder | heard | him out then answert bi |
| for it no one has | heard | him use it the thing |
| should be seen an nae | heard | his parents always admonished him |
| fin she an isie hid | heard | jock dow roarin ooto him |
| demons yi saw him yi | heard | um in the hospital an |
| client list shows however we | heard | a complaint that there is |
| grun until the day we | heard | a scraping ootside the kitchen |
| debate has been strange we | heard | andrew wilson s single transferable |
| none the less we also | heard | david davidson s speech he |
| buil- that s how we | heard | f643: that s right m642: |
| service assessments were rigorous we | heard | how much had been spent |
| sensory impaired at which we | heard | rehabilitation officers saying what rehabilitation |
| splash aff it anen we | heard | spencer shoutin oot he hud |
| of our guest appearances we | heard | tales of a shortage of |
| scotland with his master we | heard | that he acquired education and |
| going on with hmi we | heard | that hmi was perhaps not |
| staff and their volunteers we | heard | that the time scales for |
| orra thing wis we aye | heard | the soond looder when we |
| o the puil whan we | heard | the splash o a whusky |
| tae lowp them whan we | heard | their vyces it wis the |
| hauf an oor whan we | heard | thir twa comin alang the |
| and we all all we | heard | was this patter eh right |
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