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| glottal stop maybe gutties but | usually | gutties f1144: gutties f1145: it |
| f1144: gutties f1145: it s | usually | gutties lost my gutties f1144: |
| the soup or borsht i | usually | avoid since [censored: forename] s unpleasant |
| milk soup day this was | usually | followed by stewed rhubarb often |
| with soup of various kinds | usually | followed by variations on tuna |
| maybe to start f640: soup | usually | mmhm f639: maybe a different |
| not very good lunch was | usually | salad soup and bread the |
| provided a mid day meal | usually | soup and a bun or |
| 4 accommodation more expensive than | usually | provided 1 the scottish ministers |
| 4 accommodation more expensive than | usually | provided 5 local authority arrangements |
| in the house with music | usually | provided by an accordion guests |
| 9 open university courses are | usually | provided by means of partnership |
| selection from the following was | usually | provided steak pie boiled ham |
| some colleagues but it is | usually | a consensual body more often |
| ones often as stylistic alternatives | usually | each variant is relevant in |
| or pine often homemade and | usually | fairly plain as people had |
| to tradition of covered head | usually | head squares men often took |
| would often say to me | usually | peter have ye a lad |
| commuter communities transient in nature | usually | working outwith the area often |
| then i think that s | usually | a good place tae start |
| wasn t a follow up | usually | f963: it didn t start |
| erm but it doesn t | usually | start again but [inaudible] but |
| truck widnae start this mornin | usually | the truck wid start on |
| shouting and swearing back i | usually | am really good though cause |
| offered by such heis are | usually | designed by the provider though |
| mutton though this was not | usually | fancied in the north east |
| am really good though cause | usually | i ll just be like |
| [laugh] m811: no there s | usually | like the leeds ones though |
| see whae cuid be first | usually | though thays juist got pished |
| be brought to the house | usually | and then i d get |
| own but the house was | usually | full of young people from |
| you didn t you were | usually | in the house all day |
| and buy something else it | usually | means only a house for |
| two three weeks actually not | usually | a week m830: aye mm |
| after the ice breaking i | usually | drown een twa three a |
| learning environment this mismatch is | usually | explained in three main ways |
| post and i advertise i | usually | get about three or four |
| o the quines that was | usually | in the tap three in |
| through primary three it s | usually | just reading and writing as |
| bottomed three legged pots and | usually | there were several in different |
| reading list which always has | usually | two or three items on |
| different slant helplessness and irresponsibility | usually | the essence of comedy create |
| lots of different people eh | usually | they come in winter maybe |
| games with the girls but | usually | they played different sexes as |
| from different viewpoints and then | usually | to conclude in favour of |
| yeah m1163: there s only | usually | a point or something two |
| reading and writing which is | usually | about two and a half |
| china was placed you would | usually | find a picture of two |
| satisfying two extra lads were | usually | got to help with the |
| better for us it is | usually | narrative verse in two or |
| period as well it s | usually | primary one by primary two |
| be a fine spell too | usually | sandwiched in between two periods |
| appoints two representatives these are | usually | senior officials from their respective |
| and eh they had races | usually | two days of eh sailing |
| being more complex than they | usually | are and certainly not soothing |
| a longer period than is | usually | available on this occasion there |
| it s all so strange | usually | in subtle rather than big |
| they use logical connectives but | usually | more formal ones than persuasion |
| f806: so is there mo- | usually | more than one screening usually |
| usually more than one screening | usually | of films f807: erm n- |
| at thi othir scots is | usually | regardit as mair scottish than |
| rather than equipment error is | usually | responsible business motion the presiding |
| all was well american gardens | usually | run to little more than |
| from each other cause i | usually | go to the ten o |
| cause alder s one that | usually | grows weel on shetland f1074: |
| big steak pie cause you | usually | had people well somebody you |
| cause we re it s | usually | internal assessment that we do |
| i just ye know cause | usually | we leave the money behind |
| m964: what is f963: they | usually | ally themselves with the with |
| they had one night away | usually | at a relative s a |
| left beside bins they will | usually | be ripped open and the |
| lads and kitchie deems they | usually | bitterly attack the broken promises |
| counters one of which is | usually | closed they all serve a |
| their main theoretical thrust is | usually | described as functionalism they were |
| was scottish but they re | usually | english do you like scots |
| was scottish but they re | usually | english lumphanan if i use |
| bit o their anatomy they | usually | expect to gi e up |
| and so they usually they | usually | f965: mmhm they wouldn t |
| of shakespeare s comedies are | usually | from high class backgrounds they |
| word they f718: mmhm m017: | usually | go to a dictionary f718: |
| of creatures or objects they | usually | have a structure of opening |
| what they use for insulating | usually | it s fibreglass slabs about |
| that they don t know | usually | it s to express something |
| they are caught foxes are | usually | killed by the hounds the |
| how they re it s | usually | next door to us in |
| f810: cool f809: they re | usually | not too full so it |
| i remember them they were | usually | on the school premises f965: |
| by the fact that they | usually | put forward only one point |
| s eh och it s | usually | quite good they don t |
| and to become experienced they | usually | remain in those courts for |
| an that s what we | usually | say an they re up |
| like my gr- we just | usually | see my grandparents and they |
| a supply every day there | usually | some they sold so many |
| such and such a thing | usually | something growing wild as they |
| tae a cannie wee tune | usually | tae suit fitiver project they |
| round it to heat water | usually | they had to be black |
| dane scots music i speir | usually | they hinna because there s |
| t answer in twenty seconds | usually | they ll just fuckin throw |
| with it and so they | usually | they usually f965: mmhm they |
| it on the they d | usually | try to arrange that there |
| do you know how they | usually | what they do is they |
| them in for their tea | usually | when they brought them in |
| er used to come up | usually | just with my mum er |
| caill beans were also used | usually | mixed with pease and grains |
| rag rugs a hessian sack | usually | previously used for sugar flour |
| drawn coach and the doctor | usually | used a pony and trap |
| nowadays the type of fork | usually | used about the place is |
| with a lid empty but | usually | used as a store for |
| care or disposal of dogs | usually | used in pursuit of wild |
| modern language so it s | usually | forty percent english forty percent |
| when writing in english one | usually | has a feeling of apprehension |
| suitable for every purpose by | usually | shifting into an english register |
| certain ways of speaking english | usually | their own as not having |
| do feel f641: christmas is | usually | a time for family more |
| the indictments become more formulaic | usually | combining the elements of old |
| quite a mix there s | usually | one day that s more |
| is a wee bit disappointing | usually | there s a lot more |
| old days when you would | usually | get something extra with a |
| f809: aw but it s | usually | for good causes outside there |
| er i tink it s | usually | good for for de locals |
| because good conversations are not | usually | predetermined the order in which |
| one year msc which is | usually | a research degree was that |
| a year because people are | usually | around on a particular evening |
| spaekin aboot f961: well you | usually | ken dis time o year |
| new year [laugh] m815: it | usually | starts wi me at the |
| long johns as february is | usually | the coldest time of year |
| times aye f1043: that was | usually | twice a year f1041: ye |
| year and early august is | usually | warm i tell friends to |
| and toast the new year | usually | your dram was served in |
| well probably scones or f1077: | usually | a scone and a cake |
| no rhyme or metrical requirement | usually | a seasonal or nature reference |
| no rhyme or metrical requirement | usually | a seasonal or nature reference |
| like that f1026: it s | usually | a tart f1023: or tarty |
| would come in from work | usually | about back of four or |
| so i mean it s | usually | about the third or fourth |
| or crimes against humanity will | usually | be taken within scotland and |
| mam p 36 apprehension is | usually | connected with her mother or |
| heading and or diagram materials | usually | in list form method the |
| or university colleges are not | usually | in place for courses offered |
| you know some norse king | usually | king so and so or |
| child from working class circumstances | usually | knew that he or she |
| snaavy or weet ere s | usually | less chance o seein onybody |
| s no here it s | usually | mother or mum f1054: what |
| and coble and fixed engines | usually | stake or bag nets a |
| approve or annul the ssi | usually | the end date is 40 |
| ehm curious sound that affects | usually | the letter t or double |
| cord or ribbon or leather | usually | tipped with metal for lacing |
| rabbit hare and ham were | usually | eaten and sometimes chicken as |
| harmed many groups that were | usually | funded locally however the same |
| dolls some were rag dolls | usually | home made others were china |
| a favourlte puddings puddings were | usually | milk based and included rice |
| occasions f965: yeah ours were | usually | outside of f963: somebody would |
| and onions eggs eggs were | usually | plentiful as most people in |
| for cycling working boots were | usually | repaired at home on the |
| of the farmhouses there were | usually | scrapers tae get rid o |
| s powers of observation were | usually | so acute she could spot |
| glove mice and rats were | usually | to be found in the |
| he was tempted when mouths | usually | twisted into sour jeers were |
| floors were of wood you | usually | went to bed about 9 |
| on the place miss wood | usually | starts with the worst readers |
| incidents reported in the column | usually | took place abroad especially in |
| aye aye very straightforward m1002: | usually | faither was just faither so |
| rid of my small change | usually | i just hand over notes |
| in full midtown of pitglassie | usually | just called minton sandy wilson |
| a bidie in as m1002: | usually | not married but just eh |
| s- sleep m1004: i just | usually | say go to sleep aye |
| referring to just a person | usually | someone who was dark dark |
| not just a telephone call | usually | that would be a meeting |
| rant at the supervisor and | usually | the supervisors just go yeah |
| as the scots equivalent was | usually | given as caal the following |
| with corn referring to oats | usually | refers in scots to oatmeal |
| the fact that this is | usually | straight from the heart scots |
| of north east scots is | usually | thought of as f as |
| into authentic and inauthentic tendencies | usually | along linguistic lines so that |
| know them so [laugh] f978: | usually | catchin up with somebody an |
| long card game but it | usually | ends up so f1023: [cough] |
| to think so she s | usually | first with the news and |
| and a freezer so i | usually | nip intae asda and get |
| so f806: really is there | usually | numerous ones on f807: mm |
| nuts that s what we | usually | say yes f1054: nuts so |
| morag to play there but | usually | the horrible thing cries so |
| parliamentary staff the recess is | usually | when staff take leave so |
| walk by people don t | usually | ask on my return from |
| people s but it is | usually | better to clean up other |
| states that it does not | usually | employ people who are over |
| that people in her role | usually | end up being sworn at |
| price because the treatment is | usually | for younger people who have |
| in people s lives are | usually | precipitated by crisis she observed |
| week and yes er hamish | usually | br- brings things not hot |
| de last ane i tink | usually | bressay o dem aa er |
| thick sole crêpe sole shoes | usually | er we didn t have |
| hills whistling cheerfully as he | usually | did when on the move |
| f1151: continually worked part time | usually | even when i ve been |
| when you f1148: ehm we | usually | go to like austria erm |
| in the chamber and we | usually | have an adjournment only when |
| know a clink is u-u- | usually | on leaded roofs eh when |
| this may sound naive but | usually | when one eats a fish |
| after you left the sqa | usually | when results are prepared for |
| ye know she it s | usually | when sh- m1014: [inaudible] m1015: |
| m1014: [inaudible] m1015: it s | usually | when you re not there |
| member that and eh m635: | usually | potatoes he he he drove |
| for that m1015: eh we | usually | say somebody s fu but |
| of world cup games here | usually | canada only shows the final |
| case load the fiscal is | usually | the only lawyer on the |
| for football i m not | usually | big into football but i |
| to his bill amendments are | usually | considered at stage 2 but |
| with her roses comin in | usually | f631: but yeah the guys |
| salmon fishery districts but are | usually | from about the end of |
| watch me arms akimbo i | usually | get my pyjamas wet but |
| the committee that does not | usually | happen but we will have |
| it georgie aye but you | usually | kept it sae lang it |
| first syllable now scarves are | usually | of wool but in earlier |
| m811: occasionally but it s | usually | quite a mix there s |
| is most familiarly sung are | usually | striking but plaintive the story |
| same own brand stuff is | usually | the best make but with |
| them the day before but | usually | we got them for sure |
| girls all wore a pinny | usually | white but also sometimes coloured |
| a university course there are | usually | classes offered to new students |
| non literary materials which are | usually | difficult to access by other |
| a pseudo proposition these are | usually | expressed in the form seen |
| to a vote debates are | usually | held in the debating chamber |
| adrenalin sport whose numbers are | usually | in their twenties and thirties |
| out that fox hounds are | usually | put down between the ages |
| pokes are made of newspaper | usually | the glasgow bulletin and andy |
| adjust the executive s position | usually | undertakings given to parliament are |
| anarchic consequences of which are | usually | visited upon my bus i |
| and conclusion discussion texts are | usually | written in simple present tense |
| vegetables today persuasive texts are | usually | written in simple present tense |
| belt of scotland turnover is | usually | about 5 per cent there |
| have a time it s | usually | about i think seven five |
| their features their structure therefore | usually | consists of a statement about |
| is on its way this | usually | happens about the beginning of |
| a crack about her as | usually | happens she always gives a |
| because ehm f746: mmhm f978: | usually | it you know it was |
| i do because it s | usually | shetlanders travelling there [laugh] f746: |
| day christine grahame it is | usually | in the morning sometimes it |
| by foot to the mart | usually | on the previous day farmers |
| round the fire there was | usually | a nursing chair with short |
| instantly with a humane killer | usually | a small pistol fired at |
| right the sort of haircut | usually | associated with topiary gardening kew |
| with the same argument we | usually | got our way the european |
| the private site plot owners | usually | have contact with public sector |
| scarcely able to contain anxieties | usually | held at bay with nicotine |
| with me urgently i m | usually | in on sunday mornings remember |
| to hegemonic external forces which | usually | means rural communities with sufficient |
| show a pattern there s | usually | snow in mid december with |
| i think we a- we | usually | do one like a demonstration |
| that s a nice one | usually | [inaudible] f1145: well cludgie s |
| one class to another you | usually | move from say miss a |
| one and then it was | usually | per era i remember a |
| well a happy drunk s | usually | i d say a harmless |
| is taken thereafter there is | usually | a right of appeal to |
| the longman miniconcordancer is not | usually | adequate since it cannot handle |
| development of this skill is | usually | approached as part of intensive |
| country the teaching syllabus is | usually | based on a series of |
| is anticipated that disputes would | usually | be resolved between the local |
| is that a fact folk | usually | dae weel in america if |
| proof of intent intent is | usually | established by considering the facts |
| helpful and their criticism is | usually | fair i think the ending |
| significance the literary student is | usually | fairly quick to see the |
| somebody that s steaming is | usually | happy that s not a |
| verbs e g is has | usually | in simple present tense and |
| proposed eu action and is | usually | invoked to curb the accumulation |
| s nae scribbles like it | usually | is m1090: is it not |
| to the natural father it | usually | is the father although it |
| using this word in shetland | usually | it is possible to find |
| observing that linguistic stigma is | usually | linked to social stigma the |
| and completion certificate there is | usually | no time practically to make |
| by a huntsman who is | usually | on foot although may be |
| the uist and barra s | usually | on is it the thirtieth |
| in which written information is | usually | represented reading for information helping |
| language again advance notice is | usually | required by the relevant committee |
| to mature teeth and is | usually | softened by dipping in olive |
| subject [laugh] [laugh] an us- | usually | the answer is i cannae |
| of the border it is | usually | the other way round iain |
| o work here and there | usually | i worked for a pittance |
| languages appear there it s | usually | in dramatic headlines of how |
| a bit of red you | usually | like red don t you |
| you don t forget i | usually | suggest meal times should coincide |
| institutions without degree awarding powers | usually | prepare their students for degrees |
| principles of the bill and | usually | asks for evidence from interested |
| from a distance her mother | usually | bought small things from him |
| complexion revealed the beers he | usually | drank from mid morning until |
| upriver during the spawning season | usually | from november to january 23 |
| lowest social groups do not | usually | alter the pronunciation of that |
| perception the pupils will not | usually | be able to choose the |
| the seck beaumont dae i | usually | bide by my word andy |
| by a pack of hounds | usually | comprising 15 to 20 couples |
| point by bus drivers and | usually | declared open season on us |
| had barked raising the chorus | usually | led by the cockeral at |
| dog to flush potential prey | usually | rabbits for capture by falcons |
| heels and her bare feet | usually | [laugh] f631: yeah i know |
| m1004: rollin in it s | usually | what we you know he |
| cakes cost hundreds of pounds | usually | you know if you buy |
| t i mean it s | usually | in the van anyway very |
| the shop assistant doesn t | usually | stick a loaded hypo in |
| circuit training as well which | usually | made you feel sick if |
| left to ferment and then | usually | boiled like porridge this was |
| feel o me like he | usually | dis i wis fean he |
| him throw away longley she | usually | hates longley i like longley |
| be noticed this morning i | usually | lug it round like bags |
| load puddock a flat wooden | usually | triangular shaped platform shaped like |
| the roadies an that like | usually | you go to a gig |
| table another thing you would | usually | get on the table was |
| school [inaudible] f1005: it s | usually | f1006: i ve heard that |
| sleazy s and thethirteenth note | usually | f631: mmhm f689: i went |
| for real and it s | usually | fatal high bullet deadliness quotient |
| the translation the gaelic s | usually | on the left hand page |
| the news and she s | usually | right you d think she |
| that flesh corroding tone she | usually | saves for me what s |
| first thing in the morning | usually | in the rain which f965: |
| tenants information for tenants was | usually | incorporated as a minor paragraph |
| cheerful optimistic and talkative christine | usually | known as teenie daughter of |
| speaking the way that urquhart | usually | writes then as we ve |
| and taken my hand she | usually | held my elbow i weep |
| we ve got mair ginger | usually | mak them a wee bit |
| for independent outlets tobacco companies | usually | square off that bit of |
| f606: mm m691: the women | usually | women would throw them a |
| oot intae a wide space | usually | aye m1013: mmhm mmhm f1054: |
| the students and the schools | usually | got the results on the |
| aye in the back row | usually | at the richt han end |
| m818: aye m819: and he | usually | goes to the eleven thirty |
| local authority providing it would | usually | expect to pay in order |
| up scotty silence cammy yur | usually | it the steerin wheel in |
| a somewhat vague reference it | usually | refers to an unleavened dough |
| to admit that it was | usually | through an irish connection that |
| it a renny harlin film | usually | worst fuckin action director excuse |
| and fidgeted in his chair | usually | he would have been warmly |
| have a humanities background i | usually | begin the talk part of |
| minnie yon wis queer tee | usually | dandy wid hsae a joke |
| where anything can happen and | usually | does helena displays a close |
| forleit a deserted forordnar adv | usually | fortuin n fortune founder v |
| be a a burns prize | usually | given f718: uh huh m017: |
| amongst trades that you can | usually | have a tool that you |
| for the old fashioned watches | usually | in a shiny metal for |
| up in a bawlin match | usually | jake sendin em awa wi |
| bap bap in modern usage | usually | refers to a softish floury |
| performance community involvement the competitions | usually | resulted in a prize giving |
| wi somyin hud a competition | usually | tae see whae cuid be |
| picked beef f1154: [laugh] we | usually | have turkey and beef on |
| [laugh] [laugh] f806: no we | usually | stay inside f807: [laugh] f806: |
| s1 s3 some further poems | usually | around january tam o shanter |
| be someb- body singin ehm | usually | some kinda comedian type man |
| modal verbs an main verbs | usually | thi addition o do tae |
| bride and groom whisky was | usually | available for the men and |
| in 1922 the corn was | usually | weighed in half quarter bags |
| slots in the desks that | usually | held the slates incidentally cloots |
| traivellin mull wid come alang | usually | in e simmer aboot june |
| and statements of behaviour also | usually | in present tense compare the |
| distant modals express distant time | usually | in the past hypothesis rather |
| minister and scottish ministers committees | usually | meet in smaller rooms in |
| gate aware that debt collectors | usually | travelled in pairs he opened |
| over the years you can | usually | redd up its kin and |
| had for the last dance | usually | asked to see you home |
| average for the sspca we | usually | have around 100 reports to |
| own group of men squad | usually | friends an colleagues an and |
| both statutory and voluntary restrictions | usually | prohibit the use of shrimps |
| and opened the doors fights | usually | spill off the bus and |
| near to tears and he | usually | wis the auld feel the |
| the lexical exponents have changed | usually | the oe word has been |
| through the city working class | usually | ethnic truck drivers labourers shopkeepers |
| that the child habitually uses | usually | that of the home becomes |
| yowes to the knowes most | usually | the version burns claimed to |
| sna back tae the fermhoose | usually | withoot pitten on her mochles |
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