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They haven't a clue that they are doing so, poor dears, but that doesn't destroy the fact that they are.
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The poor old dears in the fixed income group are disappointed in the party opposite.
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There is no precedent whatever for instructing an authority—an authority, mark you—to do all that it can to secure, poor dears.
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There is a great mistake which one often dears in talking about scientific teaching.
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I ask myself what the poor dears have done wrong.
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We should not fool ourselves into believing that these old people are delightful dears that one wants to be with all the time.
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Dearing made it clear that university research infrastructure had been allowed to run down.
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I think that dears that point.
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I suppose that parents like them because they want somewhere where they can get rid of the little dears for a few hours and a playgroup will do.
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Dearing feared that, if the student contribution was raised by the abolition of maintenance grant, the money might never reach the higher education institutions at all.
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Dearing identified a funding gap of £8 billion.
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Dearing looked studiously at the problem.
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Dearing recommended that, in the forthcoming financial year, an additional £350 million should be put into universities and, in the following year, the figure should be £565 million.
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She rejects his advances unless he destroys the things dearest to him: a tower he has inherited and his favourite falcon.
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The land is the dearest thing that we have.
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