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I went freelance, which meant far less control
Initially, it was applied to body tattoos, which meant either dependent or socially disapproving status of the branded.
The winner of the marathon would get prize money, which meant that a couple had to endure for about 2500 hours of continuous dancing.
My self became defined by otherness, which meant that, in that social world, I didn't really exist.
Hazel had a perfectly average intelligence, which meant she couldn't think about anything except in short bursts.
One of the words came from the Old High German“bausen”, which meant“bulge or billow”.
it was important to replicate a typical working day at the Ascari track, which meant a very early start….
There was very little daylight left, which meant I had been running, or walking,
In Turkish, doctors were called gam, which meant“shaman”, or otachi which meant“herbalist”.
She had a high threshold for pain, which meant she didn't feel burns
But first, Nellie had to get herself committed, which meant she had to feign insanity convincingly.
The prisoners worked without any machinery, which meant they had to resort to hand labor;
It stated that space was curved by gravity, which meant it had to either expand or contract.
My self became defined by otherness, which meant that, in that social world, I didn't really exist.
This in turn was a cousin of the Dutch word“búsen”, which meant“to drink excessively” or“to get drunk”.
In 1993, the daily rate of inflation was 65%, which meant that prices were doubled every 34 hours.
Silverstone says she had to endure something like 67 outfit changes, which meant countless fittings.
Doctors advised I could go home in isolation, which meant I had to wear a mask for 12 weeks.
They were significantly stronger than paper bags, which meant- in theory- they could be used over
Piotr was helping Violet to escape from her marriage, which meant Ethel would've lost her household slave.