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wild mammal that has been | seriously | injured however in section 5 |
i saw no one was | seriously | injured i got out of |
settled on ulupalakua after being | seriously | injured in a bar room |
that person reasonably believes is | seriously | injured or orphaned but only |
was staying return immediately roberto | seriously | injured to my enquiring gaze |
are aware that taking sex | seriously | and safe and sound are |
are used are taking sex | seriously | and the primary school sex |
he was seeing taking sex | seriously | for the first time we |
the implication in taking sex | seriously | i do not see the |
the introduction to taking sex | seriously | says that purchasers of the |
genuine concerns would be taken | seriously | and fed into the scottish |
genuine concerns would be taken | seriously | and fed into the scottish |
to have their views taken | seriously | article 12 has given great |
members have taken the issue | seriously | certain members take it very |
fiction should be taken more | seriously | erm f606: mmhm m954: by |
jokey not to be taken | seriously | in the eyes of foreigners |
made the work be taken | seriously | indeed i think at different |
know a language being taken | seriously | intellectually and very quickly eh |
contract needs to be taken | seriously | keith jones aberdeenshire council my |
potential impact must be taken | seriously | richard lochhead north east scotland |
scotland want to be taken | seriously | that is why i say |
it would be taken very | seriously | the exchange between andrew wilson |
should be celebrated and taken | seriously | the issue of funding played |
on the committee and how | seriously | the scrutiny will be taken |
think scots will be taken | seriously | when it it captures back |
will scots only be taken | seriously | when it s used in |
scots will only be taken | seriously | when it s used in |
is taken into the forest | seriously | wounded and mutilated by malcolm |
of evidence before they would | seriously | consider taking a case to |
taking the matter on board | seriously | john mcallion touched on the |
as a couple are taking | seriously | the contract that they are |
is not i am also | seriously | concerned about the rather narrow |
deana my dear i am | seriously | concerned about you deana is |
committee member took that evidence | seriously | we are concerned about it |
parliament should consider that issue | seriously | because much has to be |
going to consider this issue | seriously | because the new english legislation |
upon the parliamentary bureau to | seriously | consider stirling as a possible |
floating around does the minister | seriously | consider that it is reasonable |
the commercial world we must | seriously | consider the issue there should |
the inquiries and consider it | seriously | ferry ballycastle to cambeltown 7 |
want the committee to consider | seriously | obtaining full translations of the |
urge the minister to consider | seriously | the feelings of msps and |
i would encourage the parliament | seriously | to consider this issue the |
recruitment and retention of nurses | seriously | we must consider making other |
the oft proposal is a | seriously | big issue out there especially |
issue of timber transport very | seriously | sarah boyack recently announced 4 |
very well even if not | seriously | ill in fact hanging betwixt |
10 on leave stewart [censored: surname] | seriously | ill in victoria hospital kirkcaldy |
a first time offender and | seriously | ill when committing the crime |
review many of us will | seriously | address the state of democracy |
that the executive will look | seriously | at how to address that |
and the need to address | seriously | the issues raised at each |
the people of scotland take | seriously | any of the first minister |
ehm couldn t take it | seriously | but i do remem- i |
people throughout scotland i take | seriously | colin campbell s advice about |
you take this gardening project | seriously | dimps how dis he ken |
community to take this opportunity | seriously | his concern after all is |
to take this year too | seriously | i went to an excellent |
certain members take it very | seriously | indeed but we are getting |
disinclined to take the question | seriously | it depends on the lover |
material sense to take osteoporosis | seriously | it is important to make |
committee somehow take these issues | seriously | otherwise there can sometimes be |
we must take that point | seriously | robert brown proposed the establishment |
i- you can tell how | seriously | scots take their kinda like |
i take all this in | seriously | silently ever after when the |
if we take the matter | seriously | the indications are that the |
i do not know how | seriously | to take that suggestion are |
responsibility that we take extremely | seriously | we feel that we need |
be effective we should take | seriously | what the voluntary sector in |
health needs of older people | seriously | i encountered that problem especially |
the government needs to invest | seriously | in the workforce through pay |
but she took it a | seriously | i don t think he |
this professional male scholar how | seriously | she took her work as |
him and ask ourselves how | seriously | they took the advice of |
parliament takes their feelings very | seriously | appointing a reporter would be |
to tell me teenie very | seriously | i must i have to |
care of our tourists very | seriously | you will note the presence |
have to argue this matter | seriously | in the chamber in correspondence |
we must treat the sector | seriously | as donald gorrie said that |
the tape or do you | seriously | mean it f943: no i |
mean it f943: no i | seriously | mean it [laugh] cause you |
are webbit you don t | seriously | mean that gasped dorothy jim |
minister takes the voluntary sector | seriously | it is absolute nonsense and |
urge the minister to examine | seriously | the way in which we |
centres that we visited are | seriously | understaffed i ask the minister |
t a wig it was | seriously | in need of mouth to |
s sake answer me that | seriously | you ll need to keep |
f807: hm [exhale] [laugh] f806: | seriously | you need to just i |
years out if i was | seriously | considering it i don t |
gently into cairo next year | seriously | i don t know if |
m811: mm f812: no but | seriously | like things that you don |
doing to our environment which | seriously | affects people s health and |
proof positive that smokers can | seriously | damage the health of those |
cultural health of the nation | seriously | rather than dreaming of conference |
upon formal grammar teaching was | seriously | called into question by the |
rushes pell mell into a | seriously | dangerous encounter with a local |
the north sea which would | seriously | disadvantage the scottish fishing fleet |
that would not reflect the | seriously | distinctive systems in scotland and |
prohibitions would not be compromised | seriously | if some or all of |
that its implementation would impinge | seriously | on imports from third world |
craig russell it would be | seriously | remiss of me to suggest |
that he would never have | seriously | tried to achieve on his |
would skip the gym because | seriously | you f807: yeah f806: y- |
monogamist he d only been | seriously | winchin the aince that wis |
the past four years few | seriously | argue that we should revert |
of keeping the area tidy | seriously | and are still dumping household |
and if we are to | seriously | arrest decline and nourish lasting |
regional dialects which are now | seriously | eroded and infiltrated by english |
adult market if newspapers are | seriously | harmed by a loss of |
carried out for we are | seriously | hindered by the lengthy correction |
an gin we are tae | seriously | stap decline an upheeze lastin |
one is to be considered | seriously | they are always on the |
resist at the risk of | seriously | disappointing members it is important |
the work of the committee | seriously | and it is always a |
oed craigie set to work | seriously | on what was to become |
but i m saying it | seriously | m608: mm mmhm m1163: and |
m642: oh aye that was | seriously | that was f643: [laugh] m608: |
in art school who were | seriously | upper class m608: mm f643: |
knitting carolanne that man is | seriously | sick sadie nae mair than |
from farms is treated more | seriously | than that of medicines the |
lower than that does it | seriously | you d have tae stick |
their responsibilities in that regard | seriously | donald gorrie central scotland ld |
of an official letter could | seriously | endanger their safety particularly if |
trip retro shirts and looked | seriously | ridiculous their name was cerebral |
if five people were conspiring | seriously | to defraud people of their |
glasgow were f963: mm f965: | seriously | deprived in many ways f963: |
bed property you will think | seriously | about reducing it to 10 |
available to local authorities will | seriously | affect the roll out and |
action that will have a | seriously | damaging impact on scotland s |
but they will not behave | seriously | today and so we will |
in banning tobacco advertising will | seriously | undermine the battle to reduce |
part of december i am | seriously | unworried about any of the |
chancellor s department had decided | seriously | to do something about the |
whenever he wanted to be | seriously | reflective and macdiarmid was greatly |
in april the truth more | seriously | is that all those figures |
i have ever heard more | seriously | it seems that your basic |
grief somewhere then she grew | seriously | serious when she discussed cooking |
that just to do it | seriously | but i i m- but |
beth exit sadie she is | seriously | spookin me carolanne what do |
not think that we could | seriously | ask the parliament to hold |
rob it [laugh] yeah f1150: | seriously | [exhale] i thought well we |
alive but it is gettin | seriously | diluted an lost f1054: were |
s no the same naebody | seriously | hurts in thur pocket but |
a press release today but | seriously | i know that my fellow |
reply but man i m | seriously | thinkin o giein up the |
the early 1700 s is | seriously | to diminish our appreciation and |
fur christ s sake yir | seriously | disturbin me here graham her |
[laugh] f806: i [laugh] no | seriously | you told me that half |
s sake marion he spluttered | seriously | frustrated now them tims huv |
no now under sixty m818: | seriously | m819: aye erm m818: christ |
the findings of that survey | seriously | and have set in hand |
it seems hard to tak | seriously | arveragus whinge that he wol |
that figure has never been | seriously | challenged the report costs implementation |
this well intentioned amendment is | seriously | defective in that regard as |
and promoting the burns legacy | seriously | i hope that the deputy |
ll have to start exercising | seriously | again i ve slipped lazily |
scottish leid was ne er | seriously | considert fur study it wis |
yir skull in till yir | seriously | deid everyone was cheering the |
like everyone was just f814: | seriously | f812: oh my god f813: |
computer bit afore he d | seriously | sterted tae trawl the net |
ah hoped there wiz nithin | seriously | wrong what a thumpin ah |