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| re often asked we re | often | asked how they are selected | 
| a third [audience laughter] we re | often | asked we re often asked | 
| me often near the foot | often | ayewis mair like an near | 
| often wondered that masel hate | often | binds fowk thegither as ticht | 
| he often says that he | often | f1024: [laugh] f1023: looks and | 
| s it [laugh] f1023: he | often | he often says that he | 
| [cough] m1055: which often you | often | hear that in eh in | 
| often oral the problems were | often | identified by the sqa officers | 
| and notice poor little me | often | near the foot often ayewis | 
| entertain or something not very | often | not used very often so | 
| reports that were given were | often | oral the problems were often | 
| very difficult circumstances m1022: i | often | say i often say that | 
| m1022: i often say i | often | say that er f1054: i | 
| [laugh] f1023: he often he | often | says that he often f1024: | 
| very often not used very | often | so we re mostly in | 
| sort o rock fans was | often | the often the term you | 
| rock fans was often the | often | the term you know but | 
| often your dinner every so | often | there was meat files sheep | 
| often used here no not | often | used here m1042: not up | 
| that a word f1040: not | often | used here no not often | 
| the flowery cup i ve | often | wondered that masel hate often | 
| sgleoc f1009: [cough] m1055: which | often | you often hear that in | 
| soup with oatcakes after was | often | your dinner every so often | 
| neglected in the process quite | often | a social or personal issue | 
| said he said its quite | often | associated with filth dear with | 
| honey ale was made quite | often | at brownhill and it made | 
| of notes fairly quick quite | often | but it doesn t really | 
| and see big bands quite | often | but m959: mmhm f958: that | 
| in scotland it s quite | often | cold [inaudible] [laugh] m941: [inaudible] | 
| afternoon walkin ye go quite | often | eh the m608: [cough] m194: | 
| i would use that quite | often | for somebody that was pale | 
| clootie dumplins were made quite | often | for supper or for dinner | 
| an i an i ve | often | found that quite interesting m1008: | 
| the day they d quite | often | get the answer ee sei | 
| need them whereas you quite | often | hear me like using lots | 
| m1002: ditches burns f1001: quite | often | here ye ll find folk | 
| that s right and quite | often | husbands m1007: yep m1008: erm | 
| if you had f1025: quite | often | i think it s a | 
| m1007: it s used quite | often | in english now m1008: sgleoc | 
| him how i thought quite | often | in in gaelic before i | 
| did have good weather quite | often | in the summertime f641: mmhm | 
| using it to them quite | often | m1055: seo being here giving | 
| but you go back quite | often | m830: no f829: no no | 
| a scrap f965: very quite | often | m964: mm f965: and quite | 
| language and moderating terms quite | often | mainly to avoid sweeping statements | 
| john corbett works through quite | often | makes use of powerpoint m741: | 
| ve heard qu- used quite | often | not so much tired as | 
| the grip on language is | often | not you know quite as | 
| come back cause they quite | often | now get the the ferry | 
| eh is not eh is | often | quite different from the the | 
| in in scotland eh were | often | quite radical about the church | 
| final stages a fox is | often | quite unconcerned that it is | 
| ve heard my sister quite | often | saying that her children are | 
| or major cases which quite | often | seem to occur in the | 
| mother used to say quite | often | she never really felt it | 
| doon for the night quite | often | spare bedding or even a | 
| a word that is quite | often | used in the highlands m1008: | 
| back from i i quite | often | used to go from ayr | 
| [laugh] f639: [laugh] f640: quite | often | we bought new cushion covers | 
| pals or cronies an quite | often | wi the kids i ll | 
| f638: the wireless f637: quite | often | ye d things tae dae | 
| of the other every so | often | a filthy great bubble surfaces | 
| the other and every so | often | a huge foul bubble forces | 
| her drains problem every so | often | a putrid smell escapes from | 
| changed colour and every so | often | a sun or a planet | 
| drunken sleep waking every so | often | and muttering bitch i must | 
| their heads together every so | often | but edinburgh is really too | 
| was picked out every so | often | by large white quartzite boulders | 
| round his flies every so | often | he gave them or the | 
| against the wall every so | often | he goes off on his | 
| of my problems every so | often | he jumped up and sat | 
| a small yelp every so | often | i can run i can | 
| a spiled bairn every so | often | i risked a rational word | 
| her managing moods every so | often | i think of those stone | 
| summer now like every so | often | like cause it s then | 
| twitching and trembling every so | often | my own body is dry | 
| dogs it happens every so | often | that a bill that is | 
| at their flies every so | often | their bruised and blotchy faces | 
| industry if accidentally every so | often | they run advertisements for tobacco | 
| gas man came every so | often | to empty it m1020: [laugh] | 
| fashionable best wear for ladies | often | with beautiful buttons and every | 
| of manual harvesters every so | often | you could see an ox | 
| also remember that it is | often | all too easy to think | 
| of women who all too | often | appear to be commodities to | 
| beware of using it too | often | as it then becomes meaningless | 
| more about what has too | often | been a hidden part of | 
| to him my mother too | often | comments i don t want | 
| and narrative advertisements too are | often | description followed by persuasion or | 
| m605: i think he s | often | ehm given too much he | 
| i ve eaten yirnt milk | often | enough at home too and | 
| century babies are bathed too | often | for the good of their | 
| in practice they are too | often | ignored the petition is competent | 
| has been consistent far too | often | in the life of the | 
| should be aware that too | often | in the past our country | 
| what they can offer too | often | in the past we have | 
| that way makes sense too | often | in years gone by and | 
| obviously mentioned them once too | often | listening to the debate i | 
| than you that happens too | often | nowadays in all kinds of | 
| were part of it too | often | people s inhibitions set in | 
| to social landlords as too | often | people with the lowest incomes | 
| the sqml report teachers too | often | relied on the weighting of | 
| dimps said that yince too | often | stew sayin ah m a | 
| à carluke en ecosse too | often | that is all the french | 
| the central scots pronunciation too | often | to be perceived as a | 
| on plans for language development | often | too as in america there | 
| at a local level because | often | too little attention is paid | 
| more care at home too | often | we hear as we heard | 
| in the long run too | often | we only consider issues such | 
| m999: oh aye f1001: very | often | a lane an i think | 
| to the right side very | often | a picture would be drawn | 
| the door you have very | often | a simply beastly style he | 
| the voluntary sector is very | often | ahead of the agenda in | 
| get to see them very | often | and f963: mmhm m762: partly | 
| mmhm f643: so i very | often | asked people for money for | 
| category f718: mmhm m017: er | often | become very unpopular and they | 
| concept of free love davidson | often | betrays a very strong puritanical | 
| you trust other people very | often | by the way they speak | 
| strange to say they very | often | came with a clap and | 
| walks in the morning very | often | deana oh aye but just | 
| of the things we very | often | did was we wore vintage | 
| in his fancie that very | often | distracted with sudden affrightments he | 
| one s life is very | often | done in expiation of the | 
| we don t go very | often | etc or if i have | 
| my grandfather did but very | often | he was never at his | 
| yer heid f1001: an very | often | if somebody hereaboots is said | 
| mm f828: no not very | often | it s expensive i could | 
| draws ½ pennys each very | often | it was try again we | 
| didn t get home very | often | just holidays one weekend i | 
| [inhale] m1008: it s very | often | little expressions like that that | 
| within meaningful contexts this very | often | means writing about events which | 
| attended an interview this very | often | precipitated a switch towards more | 
| the ballads and their undertakings | often | present a very positive view | 
| universities where it is so | often | reduced to a very small | 
| smaller numbers although those numbers | often | represent very acute cases brian | 
| teachers were very strict and | often | resorted to using the strap | 
| t give it out very | often | she kind of she s | 
| s very sparing about how | often | she ll she ll give | 
| that contemporary chinese eh very | often | tend to sort of look | 
| instances where the author very | often | the poet uses unusual choices | 
| knowing the full picture very | often | the source is the person | 
| some scots spoken eh very | often | the the broadest scots is | 
| letters reveal a contradictory personality | often | very different from the public | 
| mabel smith s stories are | often | very revealing a turriff lassie | 
| more flexibility because there are | often | very rigid ideas about how | 
| things through the response was | often | very sarcastic the convener three | 
| it doesn t happen very | often | well i ve something to | 
| t remember being ill very | often | which was perhaps due to | 
| livin in f1001: because very | often | you ll say to somebody | 
| that you probably hear yourself | often | alastair m1007: well there s | 
| dory we hear that view | often | and i know that snp | 
| ye ye dinnae hear that | often | f1001: mmhm m999: noo really | 
| and transparent parliament that we | often | hear about reflecting on the | 
| it s a you ll | often | hear folk oh did ye | 
| unlike the soundbites that we | often | hear from the executive i | 
| what s the one we | often | hear in in in english | 
| think o but ye ll | often | hear o young folk that | 
| it worries me that we | often | hear phrases such as threats | 
| course i suppose ye hear | often | mean somebody else that s | 
| dinnae hear folk sayin that | often | noo m1000: aye no an | 
| ye dinnae hear that so | often | now skivin skive off school | 
| lizzie i ve offered it | often | enough afore but she s | 
| lot of scottish puddings m1078: | often | enough custard f718: uh huh | 
| only they had sung it | often | enough for her to get | 
| wrily i ve done that | often | enough if he s on | 
| once yes so you said | often | enough in your letters and | 
| back of the byre but | often | enough it got claggit up | 
| as my mother told me | often | enough it s the hicht | 
| i have heard my wife | often | enough she s on the | 
| been a common enough grain | often | listed with others as in | 
| let it boil stirring fairly | often | till it had thickened enough | 
| be used in your instance | often | bodach [laugh] m1007: bodach oh | 
| gaelic word that s used | often | in english is sgleoc m1007: | 
| used in real life which | often | involves the precise translation of | 
| agreeing to them and how | often | they are being used there | 
| in north east classrooms how | often | they used these resources schools | 
| effect on consumption norway is | often | used as an example of | 
| from which i came we | often | used f606: mm m1036: to | 
| listed above scottish ministers is | often | used for more descriptive situations | 
| a fire hazard they were | often | used in bedrooms fancy candlesticks | 
| 5 99 it s not | often | used in the playground i | 
| not an old man m1055: | often | used people to talk about | 
| my mother s example i | often | used to cry sometimes anyway | 
| a rear light jessie stephen | often | used to cycle to fordoun | 
| became badly chipped they were | often | used to hold hens feed | 
| to indicate two people but | often | used to talk about a | 
| related term which is also | often | used unhelpfully is slang when | 
| huge amount of resources is | often | used up in developing a | 
| it seemed that animals could | often | find a cure for their | 
| that please therefore children may | often | find a mismatch between the | 
| of fine balance so i | often | find f963: mm mm m762: | 
| forward to it doesn t | often | happen that you find a | 
| impractical to find out how | often | sheriffs declare an interest and | 
| usually a consensual body more | often | than not we find ourselves | 
| not always the pattern but | often | the pattern that you find | 
| mm mmhm m762: erm and | often | they ll find ways out | 
| find out more it is | often | useful to know about the | 
| about the uk s negotiations | often | we cannot find out what | 
| hell of a lot more | often | 11 30 as i have | 
| have heard him speaking more | often | about any one subject in | 
| other countries are consulted more | often | about the future direction of | 
| like to achieve myself more | often | and she just was able | 
| that he will listen more | often | and that he will sometimes | 
| to be more southerly bere | often | appears in citations along with | 
| i would use that more | often | as the wife i don | 
| an indirect free style more | often | associated with the novel enables | 
| scale the required data can | often | be collected more cost effectively | 
| performances in this category are | often | described as being either more | 
| sociologically interesting information this is | often | even more striking in categories | 
| work in foreign countries more | often | for them speaking another language | 
| more in some subsectors and | often | has a mutually beneficial relationship | 
| myths as we know can | often | have a more potent influence | 
| such events being held more | often | in the chamber perhaps four | 
| although a lane is more | often | in the countryside f1054: mmhm | 
| m762: you know who are | often | more better read than i | 
| is much more interesting and | often | more pedagogically successful for the | 
| problem i ll come more | often | perhaps you d like stay | 
| had a more general meaning | often | referring to a variety of | 
| the boys using r more | often | romaine makes the point that | 
| uses diminutives a lot more | often | than english as in he | 
| use the jargon much more | often | than even those of us | 
| complaint is available although more | often | than not it will be | 
| to the weight room more | often | to tim horton s doughnut | 
| arbroath f718: mmhm m1078: more | often | we went to st andrews | 
| ask the presiding officer how | often | actual progress on the holyrood | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | and in what format it | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | and on what dates the | 
| loosely call it that how | often | are such bids made is | 
| her up to beth how | often | did your man gie you | 
| like that other joke how | often | do you look in the | 
| that s how i ve | often | heard it f965: d- were | 
| i m amazed at how | often | i get emails or when | 
| that practice increasing and how | often | is it being undertaken your | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | it expects the sustainable development | 
| has met to date how | often | its meetings are held what | 
| if this is monitored how | often | sheriffs have to make a | 
| be interesting to know how | often | that happens that might come | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | the association of visiting committees | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | the performance audit group carries | 
| re using and check how | often | the poets are drawing upon | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | the steering group on central | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | the water supply in hospitals | 
| ask the scottish executive how | often | the water supply in public | 
| western infirmary glasgow and how | often | they are cleaned s1w 4790 | 
| declare an interest and how | often | they withdraw from proceedings because | 
| nurse and if so how | often | this happens s1w 7164 mr | 
| much narrative or how instructions | often | use commands and indicate sequence | 
| remember m964: [cough] f963: how | often | was there a public fight | 
| shown how informational texts are | often | written in present tense rather | 
| appreciate this 3 16 though | often | 8 across the staff are | 
| own cultural background errors are | often | a sign of language growth | 
| they are shown it they | often | adore it f963: mm f965: | 
| writing for learning children are | often | also using writing externally to | 
| her poems are clever and | often | amusing in the way demotic | 
| its sequel that are most | often | anthologised are the scene is | 
| interviewed on television or radio | often | are less fluid many are | 
| of being gagged as members | often | are on serious issues such | 
| local depots and quarries that | often | are significant employers particularly in | 
| the crimes that are involved | often | arise on a uk basis | 
| clothes were not washed as | often | as they are today ironing | 
| united under umbrella organisations are | often | asked by the executive to | 
| of youth activism and are | often | based on a particular issue | 
| to the dark lady are | often | bitter with invective for sweetest | 
| river tay these fish are | often | called multi sea winter msw | 
| historical lexicographers these problems are | often | compounded by the nature of | 
| minister accept that there are | often | conflicts between tourist signing policy | 
| people who are blameless but | often | defenceless in the face of | 
| executive as appropriate they are | often | described in the media and | 
| house martins approach flights are | often | diverted landings delayed like a | 
| we support and pursue are | often | e enabled but technology is | 
| frail than she was before | often | elderly women who are leading | 
| freud remarks that artists are | often | endowed with a specially powerful | 
| links lifeline transport services are | often | essential to island communities to | 
| rural poverty and deprivation are | often | exacerbated by the isolation of | 
| there are people in scotland | often | first generation scots who cannot | 
| are run by older people | often | for older people it is | 
| present tense factual descriptions are | often | found in environmental project work | 
| are false because older people | often | get a respiratory syncytial virus | 
| visit a doctor they are | often | given older drugs such as | 
| plays the best lines are | often | given to a secondary character | 
| suspects before they are prosecuted | often | have a criminal history i | 
| conditions of local registrars who | often | have multifarious duties they are | 
| authorities are under pressure they | often | have to cut what it | 
| deprivation in aberdeen which are | often | ignored by central government due | 
| disorders that such conditions are | often | ignored will she tell us | 
| practice plans for weddings are | often | in preparation for a long | 
| and lochaber snp politicians are | often | in receipt of advice and | 
| court generally deputes are managed | often | in teams by principal procurator | 
| and four person hmos are | often | in tenements where there are | 
| are good for you arguments | often | in the form of point | 
| their statements of behaviour are | often | in the present tense factual | 
| targets and objectives that are | often | inappropriate and load them with | 
| to work and networks are | often | international rather than local makes | 
| excluded groups and communities are | often | involved in the ownership and | 
| processes in general it probably | often | is when announcements are made | 
| by the crown and are | often | leased to fishermen the remaining | 
| the citizens of europe are | often | left behind by political elites | 
| response made available for analysis | often | linguistic studies are undertaken by | 
| brian adam those moneys are | often | loans though are they not | 
| all his own pronouncements are | often | m741: mmhm m605: qu- i | 
| opposed to private provision is | often | misleading there are some services | 
| in my area they are | often | not allowed to use local | 
| sought underground refuge hunts are | often | obliged by farmers to kill | 
| minister agree that there are | often | occasions when we should be | 
| academic pursuit but students are | often | plac t in a difficult | 
| high class backgrounds they are | often | portrayed as being well educated | 
| of the coin we are | often | preoccupied with one i can | 
| for example indeed data are | often | produced for smaller areas to | 
| with those statements they are | often | quoted but in practice they | 
| with time newspaper reports are | often | recounts in fact factual recounts | 
| are talking in french they | often | refer to the new high | 
| for granted but which are | often | regarded as innovative elsewhere ms | 
| work or interpretation services are | often | required the spcb has stated | 
| of past speakers which are | often | revealed through the words they | 
| and cotton shorts and are | often | seen carrying a short wooden | 
| assimilated hathor and both are | often | shown wearing cows horns or | 
| are older children who are | often | shy about language learning as | 
| sources and senior officers is | often | strained handlers are secretive about | 
| like that don t they | often | the locals are sayin oh | 
| most need government benefits are | often | the ones who do not | 
| these young people who are | often | the only person holding their | 
| their practical experience and are | often | the unsung heroes possessing all | 
| alternative sports pitches with developers | often | those sports pitches are a | 
| with the biggest classes are | often | those that are highest achieving | 
| groups and which are also | often | treated with steroids just as | 
| not big power players are | often | trusted to do voluntary work | 
| modern languages and english teachers | often | use of course these are | 
| they are being fulfilled is | often | valuable but this is discussion | 
| are made the headline is | often | we are increasing spending by | 
| the centuries and which are | often | with us still in practical | 
| pavements are cleared by workers | often | women weilding outsize shovels in | 
| staff in the voluntary sector | often | work longer than they are | 
| not that i use it | often | but ye know scrubber f1144: | 
| you don t use s- | often | in english it s it | 
| what we would use mair | often | is probably just nae bad | 
| use their skills that can | often | mean giving people advice and | 
| people using sophisticated criminal methods | often | surveillance techniques and the use | 
| s another one that they | often | use in in english spoken | 
| somethin like that i would | often | use that term m1000: aye | 
| into an acceptable written form | often | with the use of model | 
| because people wear them so | often | apart from trousers and jeans | 
| yes uh huh m1161: people | often | ask me you know do | 
| because the people were of- | often | came over here illiterate into | 
| have found that young people | often | do not seem to have | 
| understand that local people will | often | feel that way however i | 
| an atmosphere of failure people | often | feel they have little control | 
| play among ordinary people who | often | get caught out by the | 
| listen to the people we | often | get the policies wrong if | 
| in the field that people | often | give up renting out such | 
| confidence of people who have | often | had negative experiences of school | 
| experts in europe those people | often | have their own agendas in | 
| authorities give disabled people which | often | help to get disabled persons | 
| f718: mmhm m017: where people | often | hold on to some of | 
| people s lives go on | often | in a prolonged and inartistic | 
| services provided for other people | often | it is elderly people who | 
| what people say an i | often | peggy who s not here | 
| people we know that they | often | prefer to live independently in | 
| with people i erm i | often | remember my my friendship with | 
| of ordinary people who would | often | stop and talk when they | 
| not a new one people | often | talk about it but there | 
| have been taken into account | often | we ask young people questions | 
| 459 1 on income people | often | wonder whether a question on | 
| english and it is now | often | asked what is scots is | 
| english a patois it has | often | been suggested that a language | 
| examples english the language is | often | blamed for the gradual change | 
| domain even the rain is | often | english a shower and not | 
| its eclipse by english usage | often | forcibly imposed has greatly contributed | 
| seen as inferior to english | often | quoted was the example of | 
| was happening not that er | often | a a young girl being | 
| impident smatchet and if someone | often | a child was being a | 
| the person being manipulated sources | often | do not know what operation | 
| the tailor being asthmatic and | often | not being able to sleep | 
| was about the fact that | often | plants etc were being destroyed | 
| can be witnessed just as | often | when an interview is being | 
| gps less than half as | often | as women further notes that | 
| gps less than half as | often | as women further notes that | 
| than in edinburgh and glasgow | often | disbanded or suspended the groups | 
| no grant at all despite | often | having budgets of less than | 
| rather than the noun is | often | in narrative forms in the | 
| rather than the noun is | often | in narrative forms in the | 
| were produced on time although | often | later than when teachers wanted | 
| or slow hunt which is | often | safer than a true fox | 
| therefore the quantities traded were | often | significantly larger than would have | 
| multiple rather than singular an | often | turbulent play of crosscurrents rather | 
| wheels on tar rumbling onward | often | against their will whilst paving | 
| change their pattern books that | often | and having put in place | 
| to read and write bilinguals | often | develop their competence in the | 
| 9 30 p m folk | often | did their shopping then went | 
| and appreciates their professionalism in | often | difficult and challenging circumstances as | 
| their approved policy which is | often | essentially the same as the | 
| their surroundings similar to that | often | found in mainland europe giving | 
| white fish was tasteless they | often | had collieston speldins for their | 
| lived in the bothy but | often | had their main meal in | 
| for a job they would | often | in exasperation give their aunt | 
| creating their own language and | often | leaves them with only the | 
| was in the hall folk | often | organised their own food and | 
| in business start ups and | often | outdo their younger competitors as | 
| they meet their friends they | often | rely on the local chemist | 
| their normal speech such rules | often | seem to run counter to | 
| and their idea content is | often | slight 10 to this one | 
| members might refer to their | often | small council areas however the | 
| to the extent that is | often | supposed and their statements of | 
| edit their own preferred version | often | the first question that springs | 
| that thousands of pensioners remain | often | the sole carer of their | 
| incomers have joined the community | often | their contract work dictates that | 
| communities carry out sterling but | often | unrecognised work their commitment should | 
| the explosive contacts which so | often | brought to an end relationships | 
| avoid mention of personal involvement | often | by using passive verbs so | 
| naething i think this is | often | correct but not always so | 
| so that the fire smoked | often | couples had to live with | 
| work towards so it s | often | described as plan show evaluate | 
| and in doing so they | often | destroyed the staffing levels and | 
| holidays for parliamentary staff it | often | does so for the days | 
| have seen that so they | often | end with a specific recommendation | 
| patterns of language be so | often | equated with boredom and repetition | 
| background why do we so | often | fail to sustain local voluntary | 
| in future days as so | often | in the past we enjoy | 
| to come up here so | often | one thing about proportional representation | 
| so that nowadays lexicographers can | often | operate from a single work | 
| from the wind that so | often | plagues inverleith the founder s | 
| f1023: was cornish so i | often | say teeming rain but that | 
| quickly but then it happens | often | so it worries them a | 
| it so readily and so | often | yet they were to be | 
| from laurencekirk and we were | often | about parkneuk when she passed | 
| were korters even though as | often | as not they were eighths | 
| clothes were not washed as | often | as today normally washday was | 
| me in fact meals were | often | conditioned by the work of | 
| equal partners consultation exercises were | often | conducted on the local authority | 
| feet washing farm lads were | often | dumped in the horse trough | 
| he survived erm on wednesday | often | er wh- when we were | 
| my teenage years were spent | often | holding the bottom of ladders | 
| leaflets for landlords which were | often | just uptakes of the code | 
| this was because dresses were | often | made of crepe and if | 
| a china doll you were | often | only allowed to play with | 
| 30 p m chips were | often | purchased after the pictures at | 
| with the school were not | often | repeated the bairns were never | 
| mabel and her sister were | often | sent to visit an aunt | 
| pot stood in windows were | often | small but no one seems | 
| for cattle bedding these were | often | steam driven or sometimes diesel | 
| back to the seventeenth century | often | the sheaves were set up | 
| who could were scholars clergymen | often | the two were synonymous if | 
| tatties with your free hand | often | they were little ones called | 
| spent razing clydebank my father | often | told us when we were | 
| attitudes to them which were | often | unsympathetic to say the least | 
| that the local infrastructure was | often | weak that resources were inadequate | 
| from the front and were | often | wounded or killed in battle | 
| teaching knowledge about language teachers | often | ask when should this or | 
| language [inhale] now it s | often | been said that urquhart outdoes | 
| incomer but the social context | often | dictated which language would be | 
| in a language it is | often | found that periods of rapid | 
| cause they ve heard it | often | afore f1011: [inaudible] m1012: [?]capagush[/?] | 
| do they had discussed it | often | and she would see him | 
| trinkets and they would as | often | as not end up with | 
| other personnel because they can | often | be tripped up on various | 
| when understood in context they | often | cannot now be interpreted at | 
| into contact with health services | often | complain that while they receive | 
| they do not that must | often | convey an impression of arrogance | 
| local authorities indeed they have | often | differed by as much as | 
| a bondie outside they would | often | end up birslin tatties in | 
| nurses recognises the difficulties they | often | face in having to carry | 
| at the grammatical units they | often | fall into two stress units | 
| close to the broch they | often | had fish for dinner or | 
| service on a farm they | often | had to milk the cows | 
| services that they receive and | often | help to deliver and to | 
| engineer on the railroads ah | often | imagine ye howfin they big | 
| they got the sayings which | often | interests me i couldn t | 
| that [inhale] and eh they | often | make that point that eh | 
| short of skilled men and | often | of machinery and materials they | 
| they needed it or not | often | on a friday night in | 
| in as much as they | often | refer to actual characters as | 
| een sei streichter for they | often | stand agley i m pawkie | 
| and thorough but they have | often | tended to focus on children | 
| or individual youngsters they would | often | then have to check with | 
| the data that they seek | often | they do not recognise the | 
| said ye ken sandy a | often | wunner if they hae gowf | 
| children s concert which was | often | a sell out in the | 
| above it which evie uses | often | and another tucked under the | 
| game of chess which would | often | be abandoned unfinished in favour | 
| which it acts i am | often | consumed by a great cloud | 
| the slovenly speech which is | often | encountered in reality yet the | 
| on a chat show which | often | feels like it s one | 
| which is quick to make | often | in a single pan and | 
| in which you have persisted | often | in the face of criticism | 
| place between msps which will | often | lead to a vote debates | 
| is easiest to cut which | often | means voluntary sector projects christine | 
| deal with the dramatic overbearing | often | menacing forces of nature which | 
| position between us which he | often | occupies when he has learned | 
| inner struggle which must have | often | raged in the breast of | 
| is a skilled task which | often | requires the expertise of experienced | 
| which needs to be overcome | often | scots is considered as neither | 
| blood which is probably most | often | spilled words like fearless steadfast | 
| provide vital services yet which | often | struggle to survive let alone | 
| which we called pottich is | often | thought of as a breakfast | 
| the bank hour system which | often | undermines morale and lessens the | 
| was freezing [laugh] which it | often | was you know you had | 
| major difficulty as it is | often | acting on best practice anyway | 
| in lowland scotland scuilteachers hae | often | actit as cultural gestapo inflictin | 
| salmon from marine fish farms | often | as a result of damage | 
| to close the opportunity gap | often | as i have debated with | 
| on 9 december and as | often | as necessary afterwards it is | 
| kettles and pots and as | often | as not there was also | 
| that the rope was as | often | as not wrapped around with | 
| boards and specific tourism projects | often | as part of local tourism | 
| grow up alongside existing ones | often | as stylistic alternatives usually each | 
| if we had snow as | often | as that f746: oh that | 
| way as the famous quip | often | attributed to american blues singer | 
| of research into scots was | often | cited as a major problem | 
| and not nouns as is | often | claimed younger primary children could | 
| but ehm but gay couples | often | describe one another as partner | 
| of it and she was | often | described as an autobiographical poet | 
| and north east scots now | often | designated as the doric writing | 
| style [sniff] [inhale] urquhart is | often | dismissed as one of the | 
| urquhart of cromarty urquhart is | often | dismissed as one of the | 
| as a nuisance as we | often | do because of my historical | 
| european matters as the snp | often | does i welcome the debate | 
| in vain at night i | often | felt hysteria rise as i | 
| as a decorative device found | often | in dunbar s aureate verse | 
| scotland er and what is | often | known as f718: mm m017: | 
| accent of high social prestige | often | known as r p received | 
| the hillend ski slopes was | often | mapped as kirkyetton but there | 
| aye freen f1001: i ll | often | maybe say it as somebody | 
| smallish rapids paddling furiously and | often | paddling fresh air as the | 
| in scotland tenants choice is | often | perceived as the tenant s | 
| diachronic semantics his approach is | often | referred to as american structuralism | 
| european employment strategy and is | often | referred to as the luxembourg | 
| and that the sector is | often | seen as a competitor and | 
| and he s he s | often | talked about as the glaswegian | 
| the living room as was | often | the case a white bedspread | 
| is paid late as is | often | the case we need to | 
| souter s mabel s grandfather | often | went to the smiddy as | 
| dish sometimes with meat and | often | with cereal added as a | 
| he and i do not | often | agree on political measures but | 
| garden rowland you re not | often | at home at this time | 
| i have passed the building | often | but have not allowed myself | 
| such anecdotal evidence was sustained | often | by dozens if not hundreds | 
| expressed the concern that couples | often | do not give notice three | 
| m1055: yeah but er not | often | heard in skye gangway for | 
| the weather it is not | often | i have to remind the | 
| resources in such circumstances is | often | ignored it should not be | 
| delivery of newsletters there is | often | not a full complement of | 
| there myself sometimes but not | often | really i don t know | 
| m608: and that that s | often | the pattern not always the | 
| i sometimes write in not | often | these days in fact hardly | 
| well i m not sure | often | when i m in the | 
| could not afford to go | often | women did not frequent public | 
| not m608: mmhm m078: i | often | wonder eh what what there | 
| re not home all that | often | you know could you just | 
| and local levels sport is | often | at the heart of complex | 
| on a transnational scale is | often | felt at a local level | 
| level the name that is | often | given to local government in | 
| the other hand tobacco is | often | purchased from local stores it | 
| be available because there is | often | a problem with getting past | 
| with an aberdeen accent though | often | adopting other accents to suit | 
| man in the kingdom he | often | found himself at odds with | 
| a suit or smart dress | often | grey with a spray of | 
| here its meaning widened this | often | happens with words the meaning | 
| made with ash or pine | often | homemade and usually fairly plain | 
| why do qualified nurses face | often | inflexible working patterns with long | 
| with a dog but folk | often | invited them in and gave | 
| colonies in complicity with other | often | less benign institutional conduits of | 
| of new branches of linguistics | often | linking linguistics with another discipline | 
| with a heavy upright bishop | often | made with an iron cart | 
| on television or radio was | often | met with ridicule and shame | 
| executive response states that sportscotland | often | negotiates alternative sports pitches with | 
| found buried near excavated bodies | often | painted with red ochre beside | 
| to the question that is | often | raised with me by the | 
| with lime an outbreak can | often | ruin a farmer upper craighill | 
| added tattie soup this was | often | served with oatcakes stovies potatoes | 
| lazy chair made with horsehair | often | there was also a built | 
| was like a wooden box | often | tied around with rapes on | 
| really yeah f965: it was | often | to do with f963: uh | 
| individual with his or her | often | transgressive desires to articulate things | 
| the gardens border the torrente | often | unpleasantly littered with plastic and | 
| wallie that is two pailfuls | often | with a shoulder yoke or | 
| starter noun phrase or subject | often | with humorous results e g | 
| does e g words repeated | often | with slight variations choices of | 
| it s all to do | often | with taking part f963: oh | 
| also the writer who s | often | accused of pushing scots prose | 
| and good scots but has | often | been presented in our schools | 
| forms of speech and scots | often | comes into this category f718: | 
| seldom in uncompromising scots and | often | involve the hard man image | 
| regarding scots this objection is | often | met by individuals heartfelt personal | 
| was the lowser the person | often | a woman who cut the | 
| all those who have worked | often | against the indifference of historic | 
| texts from the earliest stages | often | leads those who write course | 
| operated when interviewed children would | often | mention siblings who opted to | 
| bureau a body that is | often | regarded by colleagues who have | 
| in the association who have | often | suffered the loss of a | 
| in her work little most | often | calls on women for patronage | 
| suit mothers returning to work | often | the kids get a job | 
| yeah yeah mm mmhm m762: | often | about nothing in particular actually | 
| t nice father she knew | often | seemed about to burst in | 
| ability sets of about 30 | often | sub divided into friendship or | 
| the common agricultural policy we | often | talk about structural funding an | 
| point of view and that | often | the males she wrote about | 
| of s- we don t | often | think about it like this | 
| he says tae me i | often | wonder about yer wee poodle | 
| rest of the embers she | often | wondered about things like that | 
| to clear up what is | often | a difficult problem on the | 
| of the day there is | often | a question of finding the | 
| the deaf community and is | often | a struggle we need to | 
| that nothing is impossible assuming | often | against tremendous odds the survival | 
| and the main course is | often | an unidentifiable brown item atop | 
| part of the jewel most | often | anthologised is the scene where | 
| the issue of funding is | often | at the forefront financial support | 
| neil he has heard this | often | before i know this is | 
| the performance improves it is | often | by moving to the written | 
| develop the other it is | often | by putting in written form | 
| and duchess of kent is | often | cited in this context the | 
| guessed or suspected aft is | often | clapt an cleikit is kissed | 
| and woman can be elusive | often | contradictory yet it is this | 
| the learning curve it is | often | difficult particularly for small businesses | 
| to the committee it is | often | difficult to pick up where | 
| been achieved the version most | often | followed is the signet classic | 
| and by violence that is | often | fuelled by a culture of | 
| women in his works is | often | highly ambiguous the heroines of | 
| division between the two is | often | highly arbitrary fergus ewing will | 
| for nurses and midwives is | often | ill defined and ambiguous i | 
| seminars is worryingly low and | often | in single figures compared to | 
| know and i think it | often | is erm going into it | 
| speech it kin be an | often | is ridiculit bi scottish speakers | 
| f606: mmhm m954: in translation | often | is the eh is the | 
| topic that is raised most | often | is the sutherland report and | 
| get my weekly news is | often | it s a great world | 
| still it highlighted one fact | often | lost in time brady is | 
| in greatest need there is | often | no right or wrong and | 
| population recognises that dyspraxia is | often | overlooked by gps and is | 
| of the things you you | often | see is when the the | 
| field o play it s | often | spoken aboot kelvin is in | 
| and is known to have | often | subordinated literal truth to the | 
| alexander hayton but it is | often | the case that the gnp | 
| for sale the yirlin or | often | the yalla yirlin is the | 
| on a three year basis | often | there is little recognition that | 
| from westhill and i was | often | there robbie is well known | 
| network of public services is | often | under pressure in rural areas | 
| have to say i was | often | one of them [laugh] ritual | 
| hawick again really but i | often | say that ye ken hawick | 
| i was married folk would | often | say to me usually peter | 
| oh i dinnae say that | often | tae you but if ye | 
| w-w- word that eh i | often | heard in where i was | 
| yeah you would f978: you | often | see pictures eh taken around | 
| a while an ehm i | often | speak tae my mother eh | 
| hard half the bottle was | often | lost in the park because | 
| na surely no peggy nae | often | but it does happen when | 
| also have a wardrobe but | often | for hanging your clothes there | 
| us but instead relying on | often | imperfect written sources it can | 
| it looks magical now but | often | in winter the town shrouds | 
| time but f963: yeah f965: | often | it does seem to depend | 
| can still be seen but | often | it was an enamel wee | 
| for over fifty years but | often | just any old bit of | 
| but i ve seen me | often | just m1015: [inaudible] f1054: yeah | 
| roups for older fashioned things | often | of the horse era but | 
| could hae put mate i | often | talk aboot the mate but | 
| surprisingly cosy some had saunas | often | the first part built but | 
| text but craik shows that | often | this lexical abundancy in urquhart | 
| great praise but i have | often | wished she was a boy | 
| kent fit that meant i | often | wondered but i never found | 
| yeah m1161: ehm but i | often | wondered that myself if you | 
| come across and there s | often | a kind of ungainliness or | 
| road noo either it s | often | a track or a lane | 
| topic or field lexical sets | often | also have a cohesive effect | 
| soup from the soup kitchen | often | broth pea or tattie soup | 
| or pregnant you would get | often | coming from some o the- | 
| a sheers or clippers boys | often | got a bowl crop the | 
| take a variety of forms | often | literary or personal less frequently | 
| or better or or mair | often | lizzie resuming her knitting i | 
| supper on ordinary nights was | often | porridge or fried tatties and | 
| cut up newspapers or magazines | often | the peoples friend threaded on | 
| words taken from another domain | often | such a metaphor may start | 
| get back together and patients | often | go into unsuitable accommodation the | 
| ony difference to me hoo | often | i get up muriel it | 
| get the porrige ready bit | often | trippin ower a ginger cat | 
| hotel bedrooms erm [click] [inhale] | often | you get this er in | 
| twisting three strands of cord | often | binder twine into a thicker | 
| strong bonds down the generations | often | forming into schools based on | 
| of what could come over | often | into an inchoate er and | 
| usually followed by stewed rhubarb | often | made into a pink jelly | 
| this silver goblet you have | often | amid the clinking of glasses | 
| business and administrative confidentiality have | often | become substitutes for the official | 
| of the forthcoming guidance have | often | been criticised for setting minimal | 
| post offices sub post offices | often | have other services attached to | 
| practice this means that programmes | often | have to project images of | 
| a big boy he would | often | have to wear one it | 
| a biscuit it s nae | often | i have a cuppie efter | 
| patients and front line staff | often | in recent weeks i have | 
| at least seems to have | often | meant a loaf of barley | 
| an enormous scale we have | often | paid tribute to you for | 
| have different levels of needs | often | resulting in a complex mix | 
| one of the better ones | often | students have to live three | 
| a gweed drappie o fusky | often | a ring was put in | 
| in the car there was | often | a spare can of petrol | 
| and in his writing he | often | affected an obscure style deliberately | 
| the nhs in england and | often | at the expense of nurses | 
| all the time david has | often | been criticised in his four | 
| works in peterheid an he | often | comes hame m842: aye f831: | 
| 1980s attracted high income families | often | employed in the oil industry | 
| 200 minutes in total pupils | often | experience a two stage lesson | 
| during january when scottish literature | often | finds a place in the | 
| residency in the area was | often | fixed term resulting in a | 
| to record towers in time | often | for thursday s review column | 
| an ironic transformation of clichés | often | humorously self reflexive in relation | 
| was bought at the grocers | often | in a two gallon tin | 
| parallels davidson repeats this ritual | often | in his writings in his | 
| to aberdeen for professional employment | often | in the oil industry a | 
| drizzle just a smirr f1001: | often | in the springtime ye ll | 
| scenes wi freenly tots an | often | jimmy ye hae starred in | 
| bewteentimes in the odd and | often | late hour i m doing | 
| locating a suitable text and | often | locating it in an exotic | 
| accident in a rural area | often | means a flight out by | 
| the generations in the face | often | of official indifference the federation | 
| at in the committees and | often | on the really good days | 
| that sex differentiation of speech | often | plays a major role in | 
| sub post offices in scotland | often | provide a vital service to | 
| see and sitting near her | often | right in the same pew | 
| and fergusson burns himself was | often | self reductive in his conversational | 
| by 20th century authors although | often | set in a recreated past | 
| in plates raw meal was | often | sprinkled on top and you | 
| long in addition there s | often | stark violent action dramatic changes | 
| provider although risk management was | often | the key factor in tipping | 
| raw in the middle and | often | the stick burnt and your | 
| right maggie i said i | often | think in gaelic especially if | 
| man naked though she had | often | watched her father shaving in | 
| to to to sp- speak | often | you know kind of in | 
| the classroom reading for meaning | often | when we come to teach | 
| takkin notes that there was | often | a snide sort of quality | 
| was a housing professional i | often | came across a problem for | 
| his early start it was | often | cold silverside of beef spread | 
| i came to mu- most | often | f718: mmhm was there much | 
| buttermilk was drained off and | often | fed to the hens though | 
| a farm a pig was | often | kept and butchered at home | 
| the fourteenth century and was | often | one of the items included | 
| cream cold dinner time was | often | the main meal of the | 
| surfaces for decoration it was | often | varnished over the top [note: photo: 'playing pitch n' put at the smiddy in 1948.'] | 
| it was extra hot we | often | went up to gordys well | 
| oh my god i ve | often | thocht aboot that and he | 
| a stately home a ve | often | wondered whit a ll dae | 
| bein understood andy m1014: oh | often | yes i ve a lot | 
| a leatherin you know and | often | it happened you know i | 
| young and growing up i | often | tell the girls you know | 
| this lad could read and | often | read the newspapers and books | 
| tae be sweet though it | often | would be nowadays an could | 
| oven at one side and | often | a boiler for hot water | 
| on information and supporting sufferers | often | on a one to one | 
| you got soot on it | often | you worked two irons one | 
| pot though the manager would | often | give them badly shaped eggs | 
| grew fond of them and | often | stopped en route from the | 
| it and to me i | often | think it did save them | 
| here f831: [laugh] my husband | often | comes hame cause he works | 
| occasions do you come here | often | has been replaced by has | 
| me well we come here | often | she s a frosty old | 
| mmhm m1078: consisting of erm | often | fish and chips f718: mm | 
| classroom texts by scottish authors | often | include linguistic and cultural features | 
| the sittin room would probably | often | be jined tae the kitchen | 
| fried tatties and an egg | often | a duck s egg though | 
| factual descriptions of objects and | often | adverbs of manner carefully firmly | 
| do you brush your teeth | often | and i said no f631: | 
| and a stalking heron mother | often | assumed the pose of a | 
| to make planned purchases and | often | buy the same products from | 
| of smith s brilliant though | often | cutting wit and repartee both | 
| [note: photo: 'mr william adams.'] mr and mrs carson | often | got the bus to bervie | 
| once a week and children | often | had to fill the wash | 
| a big glaik from forfar | often | half drunk and always wholly | 
| i spent many exciting and | often | hilarious nights patrolling the river | 
| the field and a runner | often | his wife filled a pail | 
| rotary clubs round tables and | often | if i m describing the | 
| winter pony and trap farmers | often | kept a pony and trap | 
| a fallacy and that it | often | leads to grossly inflated prices | 
| focalised through janie and it | often | provides the most memorable passages | 
| many aspects of modern life | often | providing services support and solidarity | 
| of scandinavia and its architecture | often | reminded us of charles rennie | 
| scene series of events and | often | some kind of personal comment | 
| all this counting and sorting | often | the best way to convince | 
| sunday off per month and | often | the farmer fed the cattle | 
| joining the army and i | often | think of the times we | 
| nail above mabel s grandfather | often | took a drink there and | 
| elephants make uneasy neighbours elephants | often | travel at dusk and occasionally | 
| and afternoon breaks piece bags | often | went home full of tatties | 
| period of time that has | often | been done on a subject | 
| of rabelais style it has | often | been said that urquhart out | 
| the voluntary sector that we | often | celebrate we met a range | 
| forced to drink water that | often | contains up to ten times | 
| iron on the anvil it | often | happened that men brought things | 
| nicola sturgeon referred to that | often | happens the current two weeks | 
| of patients notes that this | often | leads to a different configuration | 
| of patients notes that this | often | leads to a different configuration | 
| i don t go that | often | m1161: uh huh f746: [laugh] | 
| qualified majority voting that can | often | mean a big difference to | 
| giles 1973 noticed that speakers | often | move towards the speech of | 
| considerable concerns that needs assessments | often | seem to benefit a particular | 
| there i think of it | often | shy poem that crept away | 
| s point that the government | often | takes on board the priorities | 
| any views on enforcement individuals | often | tell us that the public | 
| see this back court i | often | wonder at the things that | 
| usually working outwith the area | often | coming from vastly different cultural | 
| of some form of abuse | often | from family members the parliament | 
| 12 the present scottish government | often | calls itself a partnership government | 
| a holiday an ye gey | often | got a half a day | 
| s father george merson had | often | heard a flail going the | 
| jonsar eck s yard he | often | hid a look aroon this | 
| always been forthcoming career structures | often | leave a lot to be | 
| of larger regional authorities has | often | led to a loss of | 
| farmers wives like mrs jeans | often | left a pot of soup | 
| feet he wore a faded | often | patched up fair isle pattern | 
| flowers on the lapel men | often | wore a blue serge suit | 
| puzzled wi mounthooly doocot he | often | asked himsel fit wid it | 
| ye to angelica no nae | often | pause it s me i | 
| some extra men it wis | often | the same at the spring | 
| slung across his shoulders i | often | passed him on the road | 
| its credit the federation has | often | supported the larger educational cause | 
| oh me [inaudible] f1097: [censored: forename] | often | will take the wee boat | 
| area well beyond the locality | often | nationally examples of scottish colleges | 
| be analysed objectively social change | often | precipitates the disintegration of traditional | 
| coalman s big clydesdale catholics | often | don t eat dinner especially | 
| to meet the latest criteria | often | funding becomes the main focus | 
| assassination [click] [inhale] knox of- | often | gets the blame for anglicisation | 
| to burst the seam sae | often | lizzie cackles to herself mither | 
| mountaineering club s the corbetts | often | now don t mention the | 
| street games left alone she | often | reverts to childish games on | 
| s better pause div you | often | tak these turns teenie like | 
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