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...or the other count, as no one has the capacity to satisfy all of one’s urges by oneself”. At this juncture the esteemed orator quipped, “Should we always and at all places treat the term `exploit` as a substitute for `manipulate`?” After a very short pause, she grinned and spoke out again, “Don’t we, sometimes, enjoy being exploited by others?” Then she herself came out...

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...ighbour`, during those days. He is younger to me by a couple of years, but his physique and mannerism suggested his equaling me in age. Of course, he always remained conscious of my superiority, because at that point of time, I already had schooling for seven years, whereas he was thoroughly illiterate. …………………. Kundan happened to be the only `writer` available, had a...

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...s another wealthy and indolent foreigner (usually German or French but not always so) suffering and despondent because of a katzenjammer from a previo... ...uck out its tongue. "Brackish succulent skin of an edible silky velvet are always the way one likes it as long as they are young with tender meat and ... ... to one with no regard to the masses did not seem any more ethical. So, as always, he horded what he had; and indeed he was one of those who had an ab... ...n. At least that was his version of the syllogism. Amused by himself as he always was, he was much too curious at witnessing his sudden desultory mood... ...t? Why is the room empty? he asked in slightly more critical tones but, as always, still gentle and circumspect with his wounded bird as with the ange... ...n her own head. - Are you leaving me? - No, I'm not so courageous. It will always be more of the same for me. So I am sitting with this so called godd... ... and aesthetic than it really was, he had no way of knowing. The brain was always rewinding bits of memory, analyzing them, and splicing them together... ... to be even less real. Married one moment, separated the next, the boy was always growing out of his clothes or being stripped of them. And as the doo... ...historian of superficial events, the artist was a cartographer; and it had always been his hope that collectively all artists (himself included if he ...

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...Dorine: Mr. Tartuffe, Tartuffe: (always watchful) What do you want? Dorine: Why you hid the money in your pocket, if you were going to give them away to the needy people? Tartuffe: You are intervening in people’s affairs.. God doesn’t like this, my daugh...

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...ent of magic. On our last hot evening in Florida as the four of us hugged Mickey Mouse, a photographer captured a happy moment that didn’t exist. I always smile to myself when I move that photo frame to dust the mantlepiece. This time it will be just the two of us; the children don’t even know. “You mustn’t tell them. It’s our bloody holiday, not theirs,” I was i...

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... summer.” “Out of the blue Royce calls and says he’s signing a deed?” “Yes, he always said he would give me the house one day.” “Begin at th... ...e about taking her Jag, and how she hates to be alone at night. I tell her she can always call her daddy and go to Sand Hill. And, anyway, it’s not... ...yce been spying on me? I thought about not answering the phone, but I gave in. I always do when I think of that voice of his. You know, soft and... ...shivery quality of past remembrances and Laura Kate believed her. “Something would always be setting him off, especially if it was… oh, like a man.”... ...ould always be setting him off, especially if it was… oh, like a man.” It would always be oh, like a man. “You took him seriously?” “I figur... ...pathy Laura Kate felt for the woman surprised her, especially for a woman who would always be at the mercy of sex and men. That was the way she was ... ...rnoon, I thought well, well, Royce’s come around. He’s giving me the house like he always said he would.” When Serpents Die 17 Lau... ...sing me off.” Mather checked his watch as if to ignore Jack’s last statement. “You always work so late, Jack?” So now we’re back to first names. “... ...h this office?” “I’ve been in it enough.” He gestured toward the gun cabinet. “Always thought his arsenal didn’t go with the décor. ‘Course wh...

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...agnetic. ● One had blue eyes and the other had the gift of drunkenness. ● When out of his mind and put in the hospital. ● Wife retired General was always under attack. ● The founder of an extremist party center. ● Students from the School of Marine lessons learned as water. ● I came to leave long hair baldness. ● It was stationary prohibited. ● I go about that woul...

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... a percentage. I managed their diaries and their accounts for a small fee. Within four months she had enough money to buy the colour television she’d always wanted. Twenty-one years ago, Mum and I went abroad for the first time. We took the ferry to France and watched England disappear from the windy top deck. I spoke French to find our bus stop, the hotel and a cosy re...

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...e can listen to callers and decide whether to respond.’ ‘Must be hard for her boss and staff.’ ‘Everyone emails her. When she’s home the internet’s always on and when an email arrives a little alarm sounds. It’s efficient and it means she has a written record of everything. ‘Sounds sensible,’ Fee nodded. ‘I also don’t like being available all the time, so I switch the p...

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...or the other count, as no one has the capacity to satisfy all of one’s urges by oneself”. At this juncture the esteemed orator quipped, “Should we always and at all places treat the term `exploit` as a substitute for `manipulate`?” After a very short pause, she grinned and spoke out again, “Don’t we, sometimes, enjoy being exploited by others?” Then she herself came out...

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...hey played games for some time. He would let go of him and catch him, teasing the shrieking Walter. Walter loved the world. In summertime there were always many Maybeetles flying around or climbing in trees. The brown, fat, shiny beetles would eat leaves, and the kids were allowed to shake the trees and collect them. It was much fun to keep them in shoeboxes with small ho...

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...Anirudh that Smriti’s father is a doctor in a government dispensary and has been living an ostentatious type of life. It had resulted in his daughter always complaining of the total absence of modern amenities for leading `a moderately comfortable life` at in-law’s home. … Satyam Joshi too is fascinated by this news item on the channel. In a minute, he ejaculates, “Bravo!...

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...ing produced excess heat. No matter how close the engineers managed to get efficiency to unattainable hundred percent, some percentage of excess heat always remained. When the total amount of the energy throughput was big enough, even a small percentage meant huge absolute numbers. With the hyperspace heat tide at full swing, the cooling was not sufficient to create a conv...

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...our kids live?" "The son, Kuku died a year after his birth. Three girls, all sold out to richer persons of our community, by Barun, you know that he always wanted money for purchasing it," with these words, she fished out from her bosom, one tiny pack, with something visible in fine print on its surface. Bhoomika asks, "What’s it?" "It's a powder that all members of our...

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...e had with Zhū Lìyè. After some time, his heart – or that other body part he used for thinking – required some change. Wonderful as Zhū Lìyè was, she always was the same old girl. Being a real man, in his own consideration, he was bound to get bored and she was sticky like a barnacle. She even wanted to marry. Had Zhū Lìyè wanted to marry somebody else, then Koon would hav...