meant
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| meant for it s not | meant | for everyone who s sitting |
| that you know it s | meant | for it s not meant |
| and that meant [laugh] get | meant | get home f631: [laugh] f634: |
| he meant lunatic he just | meant | he was just bein very |
| not surprisingly asked what that | meant | it meant that on going |
| said well get and that | meant | [laugh] get meant get home |
| a loony he thought he | meant | lunatic he just meant he |
| mm mm f951: which is | meant | sorta we re meant to |
| aboot shelts wis that hup | meant | stert an whoa meant stop |
| hup meant stert an whoa | meant | stop bit ower the neist |
| asked what that meant it | meant | that on going to the |
| is meant sorta we re | meant | to enhance and value the |
| in germany knew what it | meant | because they don t get |
| so he knew what it | meant | but i didn t f718: |
| him i knew what he | meant | but this was the first |
| never knew whit whit she | meant | she said she d got |
| hoped i already knew it | meant | stinking which we both certainly |
| knew damn fine that that | meant | that john hannah young cuddly |
| message all knew what it | meant | that kind of thing sayings |
| an the stuff that s | meant | tae be cold is hot |
| well the stuff that s | meant | tae be hot is cold |
| the hot pan you were | meant | to help mammy stir but |
| the one hot shower which | meant | walking down five flights of |
| sure aboot the what ye | meant | wi the question eh hot |
| but ye kent what he | meant | aa the same m1000: aye |
| i never kent fit that | meant | i often wondered but i |
| hauf kent noo fit it | meant | it s first i gaed |
| him and he kent i | meant | it tae any man that |
| tae minnie s faither hogmanay | meant | little bit the quine kent |
| d kent fine fit connached | meant | there was a tight fisted |
| cyrus they kent what you | meant | when you f826: yeah f902: |
| dub dub was the always | meant | a puddle er a dyke |
| what did you think i | meant | as always uncertainties multiply when |
| i always thought cack handed | meant | that you were a bit |
| that maybe he was always | meant | to be that kind of |
| know maybe he was always | meant | to be that maybe he |
| his name i ve always | meant | to test his idea omitting |
| city chambers he had always | meant | to visit parkhead below now |
| always mean that sometimes it | meant | you know you know high |
| i see i thought you | meant | it was a van but |
| you see i thought it | meant | like what you do f1024: |
| and arrow i thought you | meant | the one little rabbit in |
| they must have thought he | meant | the whole amount and was |
| safties and i thought he | meant | those roll type things but |
| roon aboot fit the wirds | meant | in english an tae feenish |
| d nae idea fit i | meant | neil i m not surprised |
| like fit i wis sayin | meant | somethin even if it wis |
| not say fit are we | meant | tae dae wi her noo |
| fit on earth are we | meant | tae dae wi her the |
| wi her fit are we | meant | tae dae wi her the |
| didn t know what you | meant | by that i was being |
| for the whole island actually | meant | england they didn t they |
| didn t know what it | meant | f1077: mm mmhm m1078: er |
| didn t know whether she | meant | out the class or out |
| mak for clarity whit is | meant | by the term minority leids |
| wes sair queen angrily ah | meant | it ti be sair whit |
| whit did ye mean i | meant | naething in particular my lord |
| on kennin whit the sang | meant | sae he hung his reins |
| ah didna ken whit it | meant | the tuin wes sumthing lyke |
| eyes shite tut naw a | meant | tut shite aw crivens whit |
| s not quite what i | meant | but never heed now i |
| gladys i never realised you | meant | her aye she had a |
| a meention o a smudge | meant | somethin never mair wid budge |
| who had health problems which | meant | that they were never going |
| m954: ehm he was never | meant | to be a real cop |
| mm m954: and was never | meant | to have a happy social |
| became aware of what accent | meant | we never used the word |
| of time asking what that | meant | a flavour of what was |
| only too well what she | meant | after months of searching for |
| d tae learn what they | meant | because coming from where we |
| t know what the words | meant | but they sounded so good |
| can t remember what it | meant | but we looked up flechie |
| t stop wondering what he | meant | by calling jimmy auld fag |
| prison services limited what is | meant | by early next month s1o |
| know that s what we | meant | by moody up and doon |
| minister could explain what is | meant | by residential properties i might |
| arise about what exactly is | meant | by scots presumably reference to |
| don t know what she | meant | by that but yeah f807: |
| and that s what i | meant | by the glaswegian influence the |
| retain the college what it | meant | by the range of options |
| necessary to define what is | meant | by the term minority languages |
| t quite sure what that | meant | er pavement path something like |
| say that s what they | meant | f1054: i think it means |
| year olds brainstormed what waste | meant | for them as the teacher |
| need to clarify what is | meant | in point 9 by legal |
| what that s what it | meant | it didnae mean somebody hard |
| doubt i understood what she | meant | it s so easy for |
| what the potato [laugh] famine | meant | [laugh] f940: [laugh] [inaudible] m939: |
| tell you about that i | meant | m804: okay well what else |
| of what the word purity | meant | not till she d given |
| to know what the ballad | meant | sense she seems to regard |
| things by what they re | meant | tae be so that s |
| what you did you it | meant | the boys came and sort |
| was tellin [censored: forename] what dicky | meant | the other day as well |
| show fully what they are | meant | to achieve i want confirmation |
| oh that s what i | meant | to ask you what s |
| understand what living hereabouts has | meant | to the folk who have |
| that that was what pauline | meant | we might say to that |
| the member explain what she | meant | when she said that we |
| e eizels the word simply | meant | ashes in old english and |
| one the other word that | meant | er good you know it |
| the the erm gaelic word | meant | more of a a boyfriend |
| pocket of course they were | meant | as the peace offering for |
| english speakers were given seats | meant | for a cnd delegation headed |
| by authentic reading materials is | meant | materials which were originally designed |
| them were borrowed which originally | meant | physically stunned but which now |
| means erm you know traditionally | meant | somebody that you were linked |
| stick an hi- you were | meant | tae hit i cannae mind |
| and eventually printed them this | meant | that not only were women |
| scripts were being marked late | meant | that the normally strict sequence |
| allowed to keep any this | meant | that there were no eggs |
| premises f965: yeah f963: which | meant | that they were interrupted fairly |
| that would clip cloots that | meant | that they were now wait |
| materials were not there which | meant | that we could not progress |
| taken were sensible but they | meant | that we were not operating |
| in the cornyard there simply | meant | that you were dead and |
| be pounded eyes were not | meant | to be gouged she saw |
| her brain brains were not | meant | to be pounded eyes were |
| and the paramedics that were | meant | to be there just to |
| electrocuted and you were not | meant | to go and like uh |
| if you were smoking you | meant | to i m having a |
| think we were sort of | meant | to like confirm the booking |
| of those annuities that were | meant | to mature in the past |
| pavarotti as they were not | meant | to sound like something from |
| used to if you were | meant | to wear trousers you would |
| when they were scything this | meant | using a stick or wand |
| those f1144: well it just | meant | you were a true stirling |
| [?]pocket[/?] [?]yak[/?] was eyes lantle | meant | you were clueless juggle was |
| a sexual connotation that just | meant | you were tired m1021: aye |
| is the english point which | meant | a length of cord or |
| more closely at helverie which | meant | a mass of people might |
| a new arrangement which is | meant | for specific circumstances set out |
| the rush hour peak which | meant | furry hats meeting snout to |
| was a project manager which | meant | i had to walk the |
| play rebus which would have | meant | i think movin knots and |
| on a raised platform which | meant | no one could hide from |
| words er you know which | meant | not all nice things you |
| one dark lipstick hazelnut which | meant | our cyclist had lips that |
| out in the usa which | meant | that aberdeen lost out electronic |
| significance of that decision which | meant | that all the unit assessments |
| introduced compulsory competitive tendering which | meant | that councils had to make |
| called the little theatre which | meant | that it was only about |
| through the roof which has | meant | that many organised events have |
| by aitken and stevenson which | meant | that the conditions that had |
| information about contraception which has | meant | the inability to control fertility |
| influence as a presence which | meant | the triumph of the new |
| was making which was not | meant | to be contentious i do |
| f814: nutmeg which is apparently | meant | to have quite a similar |
| an excellent point which i | meant | to suggest earlier i have |
| house highers was money flattie | meant | a straight peg er naggins |
| immoral or anything just that | meant | that er she was a |
| was the shout and that | meant | you could er you know |
| we said er seeck that | meant | you was vomitin f1054: mm |
| church th- the church is | meant | for people that you know |
| t know how i was | meant | m608: mmhm f643: to be |
| i really you know it | meant | something to me and i |
| kitchen that you know that | meant | through through through in the |
| know or it s not | meant | to be a woman f1187: |
| mean but how are we | meant | to know the scots language |
| small class you know it | meant | you could spend more time |
| radar but the severe list | meant | it could not be used |
| the time scales for consultations | meant | that full time staff could |
| to be culverted all this | meant | that the completion date could |
| fur a smatterin o learnin | meant | that the loon could haud |
| bill in a way that | meant | that we could see a |
| year f1148: mmhm f1149: it | meant | they could only do four |
| being split in two this | meant | you could have three different |
| noo that neil hid niver | meant | onythin tae him nae really |
| write f718: oh indeed i | meant | really in in the current |
| nae dout sic havers really | meant | tae satisfy the cognoscenti wha |
| last words to me really | meant | the one thing that s |
| higher dan hit really wis | meant | to be f960: uh huh |
| more than that it s | meant | to be really f810: i |
| robert burns s panache he | meant | all things to all men |
| roll type things but he | meant | slippers they ll say it |
| actually about psychoraag that i | meant | to m762: i mean the |
| man s body fitiver that | meant | an warned minnie niver tae |
| but that m608: mm f637: | meant | i d tae stay on |
| the auld latin wirdies that | meant | naething ava tae the clachan |
| buchan chiel twa names that | meant | sae muckle tae me fae |
| i think it s maybe | meant | tae be make available m865: |
| person dat de jarl is | meant | tae be or something laek |
| mm well you must have | meant | tae cause it couldna have |
| i had to go i | meant | tae go and sit the |
| her like when i was | meant | tae go to the midlands |
| the bairns whae mind wirnae | meant | tae hae onie pairt in |
| was yesterday s paper i | meant | tae say to you gladys |
| whale caboodle jined this chorus | meant | tae tease unfazed gin sicht |
| thaim lairnin tae speak it | meant | unlairnin tae speak scots an |
| the earth gin a had | meant | ye tae hae knowledge a |
| stood for tak een d | meant | dossie doon een n was |
| in the grave it was | meant | for your faither but i |
| was barry m1022: barry was | meant | good or great from twenty |
| was unlucky for them it | meant | he wasn t living by |
| m1021: well i think it | meant | it was it referred to |
| absence of the first minister | meant | that i was unable to |
| has been considered traffic flows | meant | that it was not justified |
| holyrood building linda fabiani i | meant | that mr stone was a |
| was no shops so it | meant | that people had to walk |
| heaping allowances in the burghs | meant | that the customary firlot was |
| was very easily solved it | meant | that the operative in the |
| s nae bad an that | meant | this the broth was good |
| anybody he s he was | meant | to be an- the antithesis |
| just just cause it was | meant | to be dead natural so |
| [laugh] [audience laugh] m954: it was | meant | to be dinner it ended |
| go but then she was | meant | to be going with her |
| resources thirdly although this was | meant | to be my second question |
| shit i forgot i was | meant | to be tellin ma mate |
| that somebody else was also | meant | to come dr murray i |
| the end but she was | meant | to get them and then |
| discretion that the benchmark was | meant | to give them linda fabiani |
| 18 30 holidays this was | meant | to illustrate differences between formal |
| wee wee woman that was | meant | to look like a junkie |
| of course that was a | meant | to reassure me nae you |
| measures that the parliament was | meant | to take and has taken |
| life they say a i | meant | was sit on till you |
| sighed relaxing at last she | meant | well mum but she was |
| variations in the approval process | meant | that authorities did not have |
| the private finance initiative has | meant | that i have not quite |
| purpose that permission would have | meant | that such acts would not |
| end the trial early that | meant | that the accused did not |
| in saying it s not | meant | to be a man you |
| no m827: no f606: not | meant | to eat anything m827: not |
| so you re probably not | meant | to eat grapes are you |
| a year it s not | meant | to have like a too |
| not my original intention i | meant | to keep all these properties |
| his mother had switched poison | meant | for the rival to the |
| cousin jack had died this | meant | further sales and re organisation |
| and enemy total commitment had | meant | just that degree of intimacy |
| pleased relieved i thocht it | meant | naething had happened he wisna |
| be salted in barrels this | meant | that everybody had a lot |
| hard fought for parliament has | meant | that we have had confidence |
| had sexual connotations that that | meant | that you werenae allowed to |
| stolen property if it had | meant | the stolen property itself the |
| 52 billion in 1997 that | meant | either that each andorran including |
| at primary school that divorce | meant | families breaking in pieces drifting |
| the guttin knife that s | meant | for troot s mair like |
| anything that i say is | meant | in a spirit of co |
| hoose wis besom clean that | meant | it wisna very tidy for |
| uh huh m830: and it | meant | just that we are friends |
| the ch- chocolates so it | meant | m608: right m194: that some |
| jist brocht a grunt that | meant | she jist wisna afa keen |
| away from the microphone this | meant | that a significant amount of |
| the same budget that has | meant | that if one heading is |
| rod and line fishing interests | meant | that interests of salmon netsmen |
| the alternative dr jackson i | meant | that it is the alternative |
| transport and job choice has | meant | that now apart from a |
| parent fathers in the district | meant | that people gave him funny |
| particular policy operative may have | meant | that some concepts useful in |
| for national statistics blunder has | meant | that the highlands and islands |
| of u v and w | meant | that the publishing schedule of |
| and the fall in prices | meant | that they now struggled to |
| ironic if prejudice and ignorance | meant | that this new scottish parliament |
| the spending review 2000 has | meant | that this year there have |
| the frantic questioning but that | meant | that we asked more direct |
| the ground and birly o | meant | that you turned round before |
| gladys muttering i thocht you | meant | the real war peggy that |
| makin before that you re | meant | to be keepin up f943: |
| actually looks like it s | meant | to be like that f943: |
| s worth it wasn t | meant | to be like that she |
| that s how it s | meant | to be toots dinna worry |
| bottles right that guys are | meant | to buy it s like |
| 7 of the bill is | meant | to ensure that the legislation |
| ll get that wasn t | meant | to happen i would ve |
| that the financial memorandum is | meant | to tell us how much |
| would be that that that | meant | yeah m1021: oh aye common |
| smoke f640: smoke because that | meant | you would be pro- you |
| gems so i hope you | meant | it do you want to |
| it you see lilian has | meant | so much to me i |
| the war bessie triumphantly i | meant | the first war gladys you |
| family he said you re | meant | to care i wished i |
| whaur you c- you re | meant | to like share shetland dialect |
| losh me you re no | meant | to see this to the |
| down f1049: cause you re | meant | to take her and show |
| f965: plainy caught it clappy | meant | you threw it and clapped |
| away the game they re | meant | to find the tracker s |
| academic discoors dt i isna | meant | t be fun in a |
| mm f961: of coorse wer | meant | ta be fired aa de |
| the wey ah wes aye | meant | ti be ah l gie |
| s the wey she wes | meant | ti be foraye ah canna |
| ah canna feel it s | meant | ti be serious oniewey ah |
| the papers than they r | meant | ti be signed ir they |
| the time scale arbitration is | meant | to be a quick process |
| one of my friends is | meant | to be coming in on |
| think it s it s | meant | to be eh pan dialectal |
| last week f1037: it s | meant | to be fabulously beautiful british |
| f1113: no it s nae | meant | to be for eating f1114: |
| gonna go home i m | meant | to be goin out tonight |
| well f1038: yeah it s | meant | to be gorgeous f1037: and |
| him cause it s all | meant | to be like the way |
| be the shopping f1027: messages | meant | uh huh yeah f1026: i |
| takkin it real ill she | meant | a hantle mair nur jist |
| to ask him whether she | meant | out forever or just out |
| of tea or a well | meant | enquiry after the progress of |
| i hope so yes i | meant | to say cross border anti |
| takk it advances in hygiene | meant | nae chaunce o contamination sae |
| wud an moses saw they | meant | nae guid wi s muckle |
| being daft and silly originally | meant | happy blessed m1007: uh huh |
| tier of government is being | meant | when terms like minister government |
| lyin here deein nanse ah | meant | ah howp it s no |
| wi the fallae ah m | meant | for thare ah ve dreamed |
| the number of questions has | meant | in resource terms i am |
| some secondary departments it has | meant | little more than an annual |
| ve got it now it | meant | your clothes pole has fallen |
| called out even if it | meant | a false alarm bettter safe |
| again and it would have | meant | another late night and i |
| this committee it is presumably | meant | as a constraint on the |
| a minute even if it | meant | as it did on one |
| it dawned on me they | meant | eun a bird [laugh] f606: |
| in the system it is | meant | for personal care and should |
| away and it would have | meant | getting photocopies of everything for |
| needed with them it jist | meant | giein em the best room |
| means a quarter it presumably | meant | much the same from the |
| of this essay it is | meant | to affirm the contemporary worth |
| then f1041: mmhm f1043: it | meant | ye werenae mairied ye d |
| upon the fae binna they | meant | ti douk in reikin wounds |
| of the best malt whisky | meant | he spent most of his |
| an obstacle f807: no he | meant | the level two courses f806: |
| nothing sinister he swore he | meant | to please the environmental lobby |
| london for the funeral i | meant | to write to joan but |
| f1113: a circle f1114: i | meant | a circle to cut with |
| my sincerest apologies as i | meant | no offence john roberts editor |
| march 1983 dear joan i | meant | to write before this to |
| me aye the gait a | meant | ti gae an sic a |
| a tool as ye a | meant | ti uise ma een is |
| the process of devolution is | meant | to operate and on this |
| a half miles away this | meant | yavel broth on the monday |
| least seems to have often | meant | a loaf of barley meal |
| and originally seems to have | meant | some kind of soup or |
| speak my lords whereas nature | meant | him for society when we |
| in iraq no disrespect is | meant | to any member who is |
| the [inaudible] f814: are we | meant | to finish soon or m811: |
| o tyangs with flat legs | meant | to raise the lid of |
| the hogney s wurds haed | meant | a sicht mair nor a |
| a sin whaur nane wis | meant | let god begin god look |
| lang road an fyow hooses | meant | a great deal in the |
| the sand coorse langer shanks | meant | a langer neck an then |
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