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| e but his career was curtailed by a series of | serious knee ligament injuries. |
| tion in the middle of the city of Zurich is a | serious problem: light pollution allows restricted ob |
| hips, where she wrote a series of articles on | serious issues like teenage abortion and Vietnam refu |
| tunes such as the fun-loving "Redneck Girl"; | serious ballads like "Santa Fe" and the insightful so |
| hen Holden of the New York Times observed, "A | serious filmmaker like Mike Figgis can be forgiven, I |
| The engine had a number of | serious technical limitations. |
| r Boob)- Used when the on-air topic became to | serious for listeners expecting slap-stick radio. |
| nge, and it started leaning more towards more | serious dramatic literature for its shows' basis. |
| rticle, by contrast, will need to be based on | serious academic literature, written by specialists o |
| The monthly published a wide variety of | serious contemporary literature, including poetry by |
| cluding specialist documentaries, occasional ' | serious' dramas, live theatre, foreign language films |
| Phil Collins released | Serious Hits… Live! with 15 tracks in 1990. |
| e performance of the song also appears on the | Serious Hits... Live! album. |
| s live shows and it appears on his 1990 album | Serious Hits... Live!, as well as his 1998 compilatio |
| Quiet, | serious; a loner. |
| mber is a form of incest, and results in more | serious and long-term psychological trauma, especiall |
| is place and the band was now bigger and more | serious, no longer just a secondary project. |
| plosions, and electrocutions that resulted in | serious injuries, loss of property and fines. |
| e in 1857, but at the age of fifty-seven some | serious financial losses caused him to become a priva |
| his attitude to his work and life became more | serious, proceeding MA in 1867 and going to train for |
| aram was their first effort, one of the first | serious films made in Kerala, a film that started a r |
| m to either reproduce asexually or to survive | serious damage made by predators or forces of nature |
| harge with bayonets, by which one of the most | serious attacks made by the enemy of our position was |
| The latter has drawn the most | serious criticism, mainly relating to concerns childr |
| red to other IPC methods and often introduces | serious long-term maintenance issues, but this method |
| Any | serious or major incidents or crime becomes the respo |
| Any | serious or major incidents or crimes become the respo |
| It should also be noted that any | serious or major incidents or crimes would automatica |
| a lot easier to find other musicians that are | serious about making a career out of [music]" there. |
| roduction called Saving Silverman, in which a | serious young man played by Jason Biggs falls in love |
| Since Claridad tends to have a rather | serious tone, many readers demanded that Clemente ret |
| aused by technological change would not be as | serious as many feared. |
| in Frank and Norman Panama, the film was more | serious than many other contemporary Hope vehicles. |
| sness of this disadvantage varies: it is most | serious on maps where there are many resource patches |
| t Pakistan just days before elections, places | serious question marks against the complex and diffic |
| a send-off, however, might be something more | serious when Martin starts having second thoughts abo |
| i sources have characterized it as "the 'most | serious' of martyrdom operations." |
| of moneyed capital in individual hands is so | serious or material as to infringe the rule of substa |
| Its philosophy was "It is possible to be | serious about mathematics, without being solemn." |
| ia decline the offer to direct because of the | serious subject matter ("Keep It Gay"). |
| It allowed | serious subject matter to be portrayed in a style tha |
| - (Politics is far too | serious a matter to be left solely to men.) |
| lm is noted for its humorous approach to this | serious subject matter. |
| of people on those days, because it's such a | serious subject matter." |
| Serious criminal matters are heard by the Supreme Cou | |
| mber of areas, including minor and moderately | serious criminal matters, civil claims involving less |
| Summary criminal matters are generally less | serious criminal matters, as serious crime is dealt w |
| ll their resources should be directed at more | serious health matters, like AIDS and malaria. |
| which he participated in the early 1960s as a | serious, conscientious, mature attempt to raise aware |
| A | serious danger may come from, e.g., promotions of rog |
| although certain incidents and enquiries of a | serious nature may be dealt with by Merseyside Police |
| d resign, Assange added that "the order is so | serious it may well have been put to the president fo |
| selection, as aggression leading to death or | serious injury may eventually lead to extinction unle |
| one marrow chemistry, a number of potentially | serious side-effects may develop, including myalgia, |
| Whitesnake and Ted Nugent), The Zeros' Sammy | Serious, Paul McCartney & Wings, The Doobie Brothers |
| However, a misfortune with | serious injuries meant this was not to be. |
| Corrosion is one of the most | serious ageing mechanisms impacting the equipment and |
| n malayalam weekly Madhyamam is popular among | serious malayalam media watchers. |
| most extremely tall people tend to experience | serious disabling medical conditions such as the ones |
| ases there is no treatment and in the case of | serious symptoms, medication intended to kill the par |
| that time crystal glass was not considered a | serious art medium and few artists were utilizing the |
| st our mission, which is to rebel against the | serious singer-songwriter mentality." |
| of extraordinary difficulty, and in spite of | serious obstacles mentioned in the published report o |
| problems if it addresses at the same time the | serious environmental mess the other parties have cre |
| The only | serious problem met with in traffic was with the seal |
| In the wake of this | serious defeat, Mindarus and the Spartan fleet return |
| There have also been several | serious and minor injuries. |
| In 2004, Southall was found guilty of | serious professional misconduct by the General Medica |
| er by the General Medical Council in 2005 for | serious professional misconduct, but he was reinstate |
| Ultimately, the enquiry found Reid guilty of | Serious Professional Misconduct, mostly for failing t |
| MC), all but one of whom were found guilty of | serious professional misconduct. |
| Henderson, despite | serious his misgivings about the ability of the Paz a |
| based charter school the Village Academy, for | serious financial mismanagement of the state-subsidiz |
| Company was dissolved after the discovery of | serious financial mismanagement. |
| Bombadil, I really do think you are being too | serious, besides missing the point. |
| " single A-side featured the track "Eighties ( | Serious Dance Mix)" with "Eighties" and "Eighties (Th |
| g at the mysterious sorrowful silence and the | serious pensive mood in which Hurr spent all his time |
| rmed that fluoroquinolone CNS toxicity can be | serious, occurs more frequently in benzodiazepine dep |
| s have been criticized as having "forced more | serious and more electable candidates to face him in |
| pia, pregnant women and young children face a | serious problem: most of them live in rural areas, fa |
| With the colony in | serious danger, most of the men traveled up the Alaba |
| This article has some | serious issues, most if these candidacies are based o |
| The rig has suffered some | serious accidents, most notably an explosive decompre |
| Rome suffered a number of | serious fires, most notably the fire that started nea |
| ns did not have jurisdiction to hear the most | serious crimes, most notably those subject to capital |
| uations, Rogler comments almost absolutely on | serious topics, mostly of a political nature, in a bi |
| A | serious racially motivated assault in December 2007 r |
| In July 1823 his illness became | serious; he moved for medical advice to London, but d |
| eking support from Muslim countries to form a | serious opposition movement against the Allied Powers |
| e last few weeks, Daniel Levy has become more | serious about moving to Stratford should Tottenham Ho |
| usually one of the first ragas taught to the | serious classical music student. |
| ics and the formalistic music then current in | serious art music circles. |
| York, and was one of the first bands to play | serious improvised music “live” on prime time German |
| He also wrote some | serious sacred music: seventeen laude, a motet and a |
| In many | serious church musicians, there was a deep-seated des |
| ies from orchestral to being very disco-like, | serious, dark, mysterious and having an intense, exci |
| esented in a pseudo-documentary style, with a | serious, tongue-in-cheek narrator (John Dehner) provi |
| es 100 Greatest Britons, although it was less | serious in nature and had fewer participants respondi |
| d in 2004, his 2005 season ended badly with a | serious injury near the end of the season, he played |
| d in a 1997 major investment study to relieve | serious congestion near downtown Dallas. |
| Yahoo | Serious as Ned Kelly |
| illion in grants were approved for those with | serious, disaster-related needs. |
| lth of a little girl from The Gaza Strip with | serious medical needs. |
| ch, it is clear already that Fear will have a | serious and negative effect on Polish-Jewish relation |
| ate authorities due to repeated citations for | serious patient neglect and medical errors that alleg |
| -cheek descriptions here are occasionally too | serious, and neither specific enough for parody, nor |
| After a | serious accident, Nelson began studying the law in Wo |
| reets every Wednesday morning with a blend of | serious hard news and entertainment coverage. |
| d comical behaviour from the hosts as well as | serious fishing news and stories from around Australi |
| he first two frames are of people who escaped | serious injury next to Miyuki bridge; the second of t |
| i, described him as an engaging, friendly but | serious student-"a nice guy but with a short fuse". |
| ion ruled that "the breach of the Code was so | serious that no apology could remedy it", and upheld |
| Two crew members received | serious, though not life-threating, injuries; two oth |
| In real life, the seed of virtually every | serious crime, not only murder, is sown long before t |
| ported the game concept, claimed that it is a | serious game not to play just as a pastime and player |
| s "said he considered the charges against him | serious but not based enough on fact that he would vi |
| His injuries are thought to be | serious, but not life threatening. |
| mb, the mountain enjoys great popularity with | serious hikers not only due to its status as a requir |
| uclear power plants, Obama said that it's not | serious, it's not new, it's not the kind of energy po |
| Colten hence favored offering only | serious candidates, not obscure place names to fill a |
| it was "a comedy that manages to be both too | serious and not serious enough and that, at no point |
| The area was historically prone to | serious flooding, notably in 1882 and 1889. |
| He also added author of a | serious fictional novel to his credits this past year |
| Her | serious historical novels are often set in classical |
| etic, hyperactive Susan Sulley on the left, a | serious Philip Oakey in the centre and a cool, laid b |
| Following yet another | serious injury, Oatway retired from playing with imme |
| ch better 10-inch (210mm) reflector and began | serious astronomical observation. |
| Although | serious articles occasionally appeared within, Bomb R |
| The most | serious conflicts occur when a male intrudes directly |
| The most | serious blocking occurred on the Ocana - Cucuta road. |
| On April 24, 2009 a | serious fire occurred at the oldest attraction within |
| A | serious accident occurred near the station in 1983, w |
| On 25 May 1994 a | serious incident occurred indicating the No.2 engine |
| A | serious accident occurred at Singleton Bank, south of |
| In 1994 a | serious accident occurred just south of the station. |
| No | serious hostilities occurred that year. |
| Serious competitions occurred especially in state con | |
| onwards, it was only a matter of time until a | serious accident occurred. |
| e destroyed and a grain bin collapsed, but no | serious injuries occurred. |
| to study medicine, but two years later had a | serious attack of pleurisy while on holiday in Irelan |
| This was regarded as a | serious violation of protocol, and Charlton was tempo |
| . personnel and Iraqi detainees have reported | serious mistreatment of detainees by the special task |
| It can be a | serious weed of rice cultivation in Asia. |
| I don't anticipate any | serious problems of that sort among the large interna |
| on the foreshore for decades and is now in a | serious state of dilapidation. |
| tive ability, who overcame what were then the | serious drawbacks of illegitimacy and physical disabi |
| May, Te Mamaku led the war party that began a | serious siege of the town. |
| articular, the decision arguably represents a | serious expansion of the personal intrusion that had |
| iken Bill did not become law; however, a more | serious piece of legislation sponsored by Milliken ca |
| tly, Burchell's Redfin is considered to be in | serious danger of going extinct within a few years. |
| The | serious critic of a fiction by James not only needs t |
| 's Continental Blockade against Britain was a | serious disruption of Russian commerce, and in 1810 A |
| rmack, who the judge said had played the most | serious part of the five, also received 22 years; and |
| Another | serious weakness of turtling is that it prevents the |
| There was the | serious risk of both footpads (i.e. |
| c service announcement (PSA) which began as a | serious message of tolerance, then turned the tables |
| eventing an explosion which might have caused | serious loss of life amongst the crowd of English and |
| dition of the Bible prepared for the use of a | serious student of the Bible. |
| i's success had been swift, "it was the first | serious setback of a hithto brilliant career". |
| a severe revival on simple nature and on the | serious art of Perugino, Pinturicchio, Francesco Fran |
| rained ankle, a strained middle finger, and a | serious case of chicken pox. |
| Paraguay on Shannon (1908) is an amusing but | serious critique of the power of the Catholic Church |
| To leave it to the halfway mark would be a | serious test of the reader's patience. |
| most of the later part of the tour due to his | serious nature of his illness, and this necessitated |
| n the lack of reliable information available, | serious histories of Wales, such that as by Davies, d |
| the emergence of the 16550 UART, there was a | serious risk of buffer overrun on the serial port, an |
| ampaign during which they had never faced any | serious threat of going down. |
| cs after claiming that she had been suffering | serious bouts of depression. |
| Prokofiev had described of it as "a | serious piece of work, and I took great care in choos |
| ts a natural conflict of interest, and in any | serious body of work would be excluded without indepe |
| years in March 2010 and his crime has led to | serious criticism of police monitoring and Facebook. |
| luding Loftus, on the grounds that it posed a | serious risk of pollution. |
| whom he starts to see outside working hours-a | serious violation of casino rules. |
| During the | serious illness of Charles in 1371, Elizabeth made a |
| -year-old's death, but not guilty of the more | serious offense of second-degree murder. |
| cipal government for revenue rather than as a | serious means of relieving traffic congestion. |
| rn Sahara and the Sahrawi population, despite | serious reports of numerous abuses. . |
| RMB for airport support, however, because of | serious shortage of tourists, the airport incurred lo |
| resigned all his ministerial roles due to the | serious illness of his wife, who had suffered a brain |
| s A Balloon", Niven described Urquhart as, "A | serious soldier of great charm and warmth..." |
| y progressing from harmless flirtation to the | serious possibility of an illicit affair. |
| try, the government steered well clear of any | serious re-examination of the current structure and d |
| t confusingly, for all of the obviously good, | serious intentions of its little-known director, Velj |
| ght stronger combinations to help them in the | serious business of winning wagers. |
| Serious construction of the area began in 1950 and it | |
| attacks of paralysis associated with the more | serious form of alternating hemiplegia. |
| he had become a born-again Christian after a | serious overdose of a mixture of Magic Mushrooms, Mar |
| By then the roof was uncared for and in | serious need of repair, but fortunately the Historic |
| wrist with a cross-check, giving him the most | serious injury of his career. |
| ith numerous personal problems resulting in a | serious case of writer's block, temporarily escapes r |
| land Patriots to Connecticut and did not have | serious intentions of building an NHL arena for the W |
| Later on he has to face much more | serious competition of Nagisa's first love, Minato. |
| In 1990, Anthrax released the more | serious Persistence of Time to even greater success t |
| The song is a return to the more | serious style of entry, with Pascal singing about him |
| n December 2008 and January 2009, there was a | serious outbreak of in the border region of Liberia a |
| This article is in | serious need of some references. |
| recording they are about to hear reveals the | serious side of Don Rickles, and his "thoughts of peo |
| Messianics also contend that no | serious study of the End Times should ever leave out |
| ntators asserted that Coleman no longer had a | serious chance of prevailing in the election, and tha |
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