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| large baggy monsters of books | potentially | [laugh] which is the way |
| of our most daring and | potentially | radical critics and by our |
| of our most daring and | potentially | radical critics and by our |
| revival of scots revival is | potentially | all achievable however bad it |
| and stories wi- with no | potentially | no boundaries you know except |
| tender and sincere yes passionate | potentially | yes awkward definitely i was |
| the rabelais translation that is | potentially | rich but strangely unexplored rabelais |
| appropriately instead in what is | potentially | a hugely efficient public service |
| a serious issue that could | potentially | affect employment location hebrideans are |
| is not major and that | potentially | major change does not affect |
| from autumn 2002 there are | potentially | 1 500 newly qualified nurses |
| descriptive situations especially if referring | potentially | to all ministers including junior |
| right yeah uh huh m762: | potentially | a powerful character i think |
| would include coastline developments and | potentially | tourist developments we have to |
| but most scots who would | potentially | benefit from the drug do |
| those who have or who | potentially | have drug and alcohol problems |
| least a reduction in resource | potentially | available to local authorities will |
| their capacities and circumstances and | potentially | drawing them on into the |
| vital to prevent rash and | potentially | abortive actions the new arrangements |
| the employment of children in | potentially | dangerous conditions in our towns |
| subjects euan robson this is | potentially | the most difficult area in |
| most f963: right yeah m762: | potentially | degrading i- you know job |
| use them in fact they | potentially | know most of the grammar |
| be the answer to a | potentially | compromising situation he watched the |
| situation that could bring a | potentially | disastrous cost to all tax |
| proof that this is a | potentially | effective piece of legislation which |
| oral anticoagulation medication to avoid | potentially | fatal bleeding or clotting recognises |
| rather than at post offices | potentially | leading to the closure of |
| for re inclusion and the | potentially | devastating effect exclusion could have |
| that could could ye know | potentially | have aboot as much resonance |
| to do maths they could | potentially | have done five highers just |
| something new scottish parliament could | potentially | meet the following needs government |
| up the difficulties that will | potentially | arise from the proposals on |
| particularly in terms of the | potentially | lucrative niche marketing opportunity that |
| in some every bullet is | potentially | lethal even the old shot |
| every community in scotland as | potentially | thousands of jobs are lost |
| with government as well as | potentially | providing a timely boost to |
| on local government and on | potentially | transferred employees will it have |
| devolution may appear at times | potentially | confusing the glossary of parliamentary |
| s comments made clear the | potentially | draconian effects of that decision |
| ll have enough i mean | potentially | you ve all of scots |
| there in all the parties | potentially | but ye know spending onie |
| that the prospect of the | potentially | considerable damage that might have |
| these searches have revealed three | potentially | interesting kinds of metaphors a |
| of which i regard as | potentially | far more hazardous than the |
| will be left with a | potentially | inferior tenancy we make a |
| solve one problem simply by | potentially | disadvantaging another group of people |
| been able to convert his | potentially | suspicious countrymen by allowing the |
| and so on the census | potentially | is an extraordinarily useful tool |
| claims against schools whose badges | potentially | breach heraldic law and the |
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