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| rise in consumption would not | necessarily | be linked to an increase |
| consumption of tobacco does not | necessarily | lead to a reduction in |
| food in scotland does not | necessarily | lead to more consumption of |
| think employment and vandalism are | necessarily | related in any way f963: |
| where the illness is not | necessarily | related to the action the |
| issue but it is not | necessarily | specifically related to mr harvey |
| ye wouldn t have imagined | necessarily | an i said well look |
| speak scots but wouldn t | necessarily | associate themselves with that sort |
| one right you wouldn t | necessarily | need to knock easter road |
| m1055: that wouldn t be | necessarily | soft would it or m1008: |
| t be m1008: no f1009: | necessarily | a young person eh m1007: |
| a a relationship m1007: not | necessarily | f1009: no right m1007: no |
| re you know they re | necessarily | living together m1055: true f1009: |
| f1009: not something i would | necessarily | use myself m1008: yes m1055: |
| no right m1007: no not | necessarily | [inaudible] lewis m1008: i i |
| not think that that is | necessarily | a good thing john scott |
| not believe that it is | necessarily | a single language a very |
| scheme work but will not | necessarily | achieve what they set out |
| care but we do not | necessarily | agree that it should be |
| good answer i do not | necessarily | agree with brian monteith s |
| new and innovative is not | necessarily | always effective and what donald |
| for example they did not | necessarily | always get quick feedback on |
| means that it is not | necessarily | always present residents in those |
| any kind of not even | necessarily | an outright cha- an outright |
| not illimitable and do not | necessarily | apply in all sectors the |
| and centralised approach is not | necessarily | appropriate instead whether a convicted |
| getting off the ground not | necessarily | as a component of the |
| not all professional lobbying is | necessarily | bad lobbyists can put forward |
| agriculture although they would not | necessarily | base such a decision on |
| the document we might not | necessarily | be able to use it |
| not sure that he would | necessarily | be bothered by naturalism it |
| own right this would not | necessarily | be covered by the act |
| their group board would not | necessarily | be impressed if they told |
| add value it will not | necessarily | be looking at it from |
| primary legislation notification should not | necessarily | be mandatory in all cases |
| do that work would not | necessarily | be the same people who |
| yeah f963: it s not | necessarily | been what i really wanted |
| appropriate constructions it is not | necessarily | by doing more speaking practice |
| harper the bill will not | necessarily | cost more it might but |
| not think that it will | necessarily | cost more the convener okay |
| the service i am not | necessarily | cynical about the quality and |
| dissolution the petition will not | necessarily | die we will have the |
| partial ban i do not | necessarily | disagree with you about sending |
| small programme ministers are not | necessarily | driven by nor do they |
| salmon though they do not | necessarily | fall within the scope of |
| but other areas are not | necessarily | far behind i am thinking |
| farming robin harper would not | necessarily | find that attractive however it |
| are interesting and do not | necessarily | flow from the fount of |
| taken the funding will not | necessarily | follow in the way that |
| executive s holidays do not | necessarily | follow the parliament s recess |
| somebody could gain advantage not | necessarily | for himself but for members |
| but no i m not | necessarily | getting better at it at |
| m605: but i m not | necessarily | goin to do that myself |
| convener yes we will not | necessarily | have access to this committee |
| poor pensions and do not | necessarily | have the resources to do |
| postgraduate qualification one does not | necessarily | have to be a graduate |
| regimes those regimes will not | necessarily | have to be the same |
| that issue it is not | necessarily | helpful to collapse together our |
| case but that would not | necessarily | impact on any other teacher |
| f831: an not nec- nae | necessarily | in a posh sense but |
| be being used but not | necessarily | in classrooms perhaps they are |
| term partnership preferably but not | necessarily | in conjunction with steps at |
| making the event memorable not | necessarily | in recording it accurately some |
| entry those positions are not | necessarily | incompatible people may have a |
| on the churchyard but not | necessarily | individual graves the stock was |
| s society that does not | necessarily | involve the price of a |
| be cautious we are not | necessarily | just dealing with problems in |
| for scotland but does not | necessarily | lead for scotland is it |
| to those proceedings does not | necessarily | mean that that challenge will |
| decided different procedures do not | necessarily | mean that those cases prior |
| the population itself would not | necessarily | meet the criteria because for |
| deal with they are not | necessarily | my concerns in emergencies it |
| with walls that are not | necessarily | old but have recently been |
| employed to lobby but not | necessarily | on a fee basis mr |
| at one time but not | necessarily | on a sunday and it |
| 792 3 there is not | necessarily | only a single recognised olympic |
| in scotland they will not | necessarily | only be projects that are |
| fate of man is not | necessarily | ordained by the hevin that |
| why sailors wore not not | necessarily | our day an age they |
| areas and they do not | necessarily | overlap i have been fairly |
| refer to but do not | necessarily | produce and parole the actual |
| or bag limits might not | necessarily | reduce demand for fishing and |
| miss goldie i do not | necessarily | refer to smuggling there are |
| scheme when that does not | necessarily | represent best value mike watson |
| be used i am not | necessarily | satisfied with the position on |
| not things that we would | necessarily | say but ye ye would |
| nation state we should not | necessarily | seek greater powers but we |
| stuart duffin we are not | necessarily | setting targets but outcomes there |
| not think that that is | necessarily | the case i noticed that |
| deepest respect that is not | necessarily | the case if english has |
| the convener that is not | necessarily | the case to give a |
| of the vernacular are not | necessarily | the elderly milroy describes the |
| europe but they are not | necessarily | the languages of the names |
| most onerous approach is not | necessarily | the most appropriate one there |
| people and they are not | necessarily | the most representative there is |
| 2 although this is not | necessarily | the proposed national park area |
| stake in puk is not | necessarily | the same as influencing scottish |
| them to make gains not | necessarily | through savings but through service |
| sensible and grammatical but not | necessarily | true sentence but no points |
| cheeky little thing the not | necessarily | unkind comment might be man |
| s not something we would | necessarily | use in the house unless |
| quantities of vitamins although not | necessarily | vitamins that people would be |
| say that we do not | necessarily | want to establish a tighter |
| area whom we would not | necessarily | want to fall within the |
| acquired a deep though not | necessarily | wide knowledge of the subject |
| approach requires more sites not | necessarily | with increased production although the |
| the conveners group although not | necessarily | with voting rights one option |
| bait badgers are also not | necessarily | your everyday members of society |
| f1145: although they didn t | necessarily | have money [laugh] but people |
| case that organic food is | necessarily | better for people is at |
| deliver a modern language without | necessarily | being hugely com- confident themselves |
| with a particular issue without | necessarily | interfering with the usual run |
| notice without the matter having | necessarily | to go to a hearing |
| t be it won t | necessarily | be the same articles m608: |
| different articles it won t | necessarily | be the same thing in |
| don t i don t | necessarily | have the same sort of |
| i don t think it | necessarily | made a great deal of |
| the rates or level specified | necessarily | incurred by that member within |
| style such discussion though it | necessarily | refers to particular features in |
| is that why is immigration | necessarily | a bad thing you know |
| s nae a thing ye | necessarily | are giein a lot o |
| i don t think you | necessarily | get better all the time |
| someone who has a car | necessarily | has a better income than |
| but sometimes a tart doesnae | necessarily | mean a young person ken |
| m605: but that doesn t | necessarily | mean that that money s |
| aboot a lot which doesnae | necessarily | mean they re nae richt |
| this would f718: mmhm m017: | necessarily | be a good idea it |
| with this that it would | necessarily | be a good idea to |
| the trafficking of women would | necessarily | have been considered in relation |
| context the word standard would | necessarily | imply a considerable degree of |
| either increase or decrease would | necessarily | reflect that that is based |
| m055: eh then it disnae | necessarily | go doon sae weel but |
| alangside each othir but no | necessarily | in harmony thi teaching o |
| think use of scots is | necessarily | political and could it explain |
| have ehm a jewish ceremony | necessarily | and i i didn t |
| even if you don t | necessarily | go down a hundred percent |
| rebus s scotland isn t | necessarily | my scotland f606: yeah m954: |
| think that er drama has | necessarily | got to be completely representational |
| early months when people will | necessarily | be finding their feet that |
| early legal compendia which are | necessarily | selective in their coverage and |
| a commitment that legislation will | necessarily | be brought forward in this |
| richt forby this wid no | necessarily | be taen in by the |
| a rationalisation of the act | necessarily | took place through the later |
| 50 or older rather than | necessarily | 70 or 80 contribute a |
| range of topics addressed is | necessarily | much narrower than that which |
| of the economy we cannot | necessarily | say that the loss of |
| a great extent this has | necessarily | been conditioned by the evolving |
| foreign policy progress has been | necessarily | limited the need for caution |
| dominant male and who were | necessarily | their mothers freud was indeed |
| suffer from osteoporosis and cannot | necessarily | return to active living it |
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