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31. The words seemed to clog in his throat, then come free in little gouts and spurts.
32. The set came equipped with chemicals, minerals, and various treated papers all in little square bottles.
33. She kept her home neat and her boys fed, while her husband earned a living and helped in Little League.
34. So personal growth at that time was in high leaps forward rather than in little trickles.
35. Now Peggy Cass is always dressed in little Peter Pan collars, little sweaters and loafers.
36. Two of the black lacquer cabinets had been opened and china lay in little piles outside them on the carpet.
37. From this FitzGerald could be in little doubt as to the likely course the bishops would take once a referendum campaign got under way.
38. The cars stopped and everyone got out, standing around in little groups, talking in hushed voices.
39. In little pockets - that's nothing unusual, in the literary world.
40. This is where the counsellor can briefly outline the agendas, leaving the counsellee in little doubt as to his or her intentions.
41. The next week, he took part in Little League tryouts.
42. I grew up around folk singers, people who sang in little bars.
43. In little more than a decade, its operating systems have won dominance in the personal-computer industry.
44. He rubbed polish in little circles on to the shoes that Erlich thought were impressively polished.
45. Race issues still bubble in Little Rock.
46. I played first base in little league.
47. This boarding house is merely the world in little.
48. You can give down in Little Rock anytime.
49. I had a replica in little of Independence Hall.
50. You are serious-minded and not inclined to make light of things even in little ways,[www.] and in your younger years you had more mature interests than others your age.
51. In little more than a year in Brussels, the baroness has won plaudits for advancing an ambitious bilateral trade agreement with South Korea and nearing a settlement of the long-running banana wars.
52. It's proved by algorithm analysis and experimental results that the new sorting algorithm is better than the quick sort when data are in little gap distribution.
53. Big, quite flakes that clung to twiggy bushes and snuggled in little drifts against the tree trunks.
54. I still keep a filing cabinet, and even stow away things like receipts in little yellow envelopes.
55. And strangely Blanchett found speaking with her native Australian accent in Little Fish required more preparation than usual.
56. "In little over a decade, China has taken the program from the conceptual phase" to "near fielding a combat-ready missile, " he said.
57. Bugs that would occur infrequently or bugs that appear in little - used features may be dismissed.
58. The hunger of a woman in Little Rock, our hunger.
59. It gathered in little heaps and curves and no one brushed it off.
60. And in little more than three weeks America's government, all told, expanded its gross liabilities by more than $1 trillion—almost twice as much as the cost so far of the Iraq war.
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