How To Use Played out In A Sentence
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you and your fellow misogynistic homophobes masquerading as "traditionalist anglicans" have played out the string.
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‘Irony’ in its original form is the will of the fates or gods played out through the lives of mortals.
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These issues are being played out in Britain because it has become the focus of this incendiary global conflict.
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I replied that we daren't go until we saw a reasonable chance (if I knew anything, we'd wait a long time for one), and so we bandied it to and fro and got no forrarder, and finally went to bed, played out.
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The disparity is played out on a bigger scale between cities.
Times, Sunday Times
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The game was played out althongh the light was bad.
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The game was played out althongh the light was bad.
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It was a homemade Shakespearean tragedy being played out among our own pasteboard pavilions.
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As her other children - Ben, nine, and Kylie, six - played outside, only a chesty cough betrayed their mum's desperate struggle.
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Even while the military endgame played out in Abidjan, post-conflict development specialists were presumably drawing up plans for interventions such as disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration, security sector reform, and resettlement of refugees and internally displaced persons.
Ivory Coast's development failures | Mike McGovern
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The problem isn't having so many religions or countries, or denominations; the problem is being afraid of and not being able to embrace our differences, and when our differences are played out in tribalism.
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The dachshund had his feet splayed out on the sidewalk.
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In a recent article, John Pilger quotes historian Mark Curtis 'characterization of "unworthy victims" as "unpeople" while Herman and Chomsky explain the "propaganda system," played out in the dominant media, characterizes people abused and victimized by us or our client states as "unworthy.
"Worthy and Unworthy Victims"
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The recordings testify to an aesthetic of physical overexertion played out in an acoustic medium.
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Neanderthals and modern humans seem to have played out a similar story, much more compressed in time and much closer to our own day.
The Runaway Brain: the Evolution of Human Uniqueness
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Kira was laying, her head laying delicately on a rock, her hair splayed out around her head like a nimbus.
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This is far from being the case, with endless possible scenarios being played out in Washington.
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Realizing that the engine might quit at any point now, he displayed outstanding airmanship by bleeding off excess energy and lowering the landing gear on short final.
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There is a surfeit of news these days - a string of dramatic, violent, terrible events being played out almost simultaneously in different parts of the world.
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An incredible ding-dong match - the lead changed hands seven times - played out in front of full, noisy stands showed that rugby league was back in York with a bang louder than the fireworks that greeted the players.
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He has been unhappy at being axed, subbed and played out of position.
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It's played out in cinema-verité, all rough cutting, long track shots and, in the end, a distinctively and deliberately unpolished style.
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But his other themes and scenes of domestic crises are present and familiar, played out here with adroit skill and humour
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So it's not hard to show that some of the same battles that have played out in the entertainment world will soon apply to global politics.
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The director keeps the camera close to their faces, and the scenes are played out with smiles, winces, sneers, vulgarities, long pauses, shrugs, inane repetitions, dartings, and aversions of the eyes.
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You feel like you've experienced a gig, played out with comedy interludes and a dash of social comment.
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The author traces in a wealth of detail two centuries of English immigration into Australia: the geographic origins of the main immigration streams, their reasons for leaving England and how it all played out in the Antipodes.
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But the bald figures mask anxieties and fears that are being played out throughout Britain in homes, offices and schools.
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Here the man's main struggle is against himself and the disorientation played out by his own weakened and wandering mind.
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Their love affair was played out against the background of a country at war.
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For employees whose entire careers have played out within the shelter of one functional silo, this is a fearsome prospect.
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Women's rights groups in Malaysia displayed outrage Wednesday at a court judge's ruling acquitting a policeman accused of raping two female detainees in a police lock-up.
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Publicity for the film made much of the way in which the off-screen affair between the two actors mirrored the relationship they now played out on screen.
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I was down on my knee with the lower leg splayed out to the right.
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Graham McLaren has edited the play into a 105-minute chamber drama, played out on a murky stage chequered with shafts of pale light.
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I was down on my knee with the lower leg splayed out to the right.
Times, Sunday Times
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Splayed out against an ink-dark sea, the beaches are superb-and plentiful enough to escape from all those German tourists who insist on parading around in the buff.
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The bright yellow hair splayed out around him as his head rolled slightly.
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It is a scene too brimming with filial trust and desire to be dismissed as cliché, which is why it is played out in myriad households around the world.
G. Roger Denson: Women's Art of Renewal: Carrie Mae Weems, Vanessa Beecroft, Sharon Lockhart, Catherine Opie and Lisa Yuskavage
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The history of libertarianism has played out in the catacombs of standard American intellectual history.
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The two teams played out a 0 – 0 draw, Italy being the only team to hold eventual Euro Cup winners Spain scoreless in regular time.
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Yesterday we spied her, as her own funeral played out, bereft in a dank cellar.
Times, Sunday Times
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This summer, heart-warming scenes like the above are being played out across the plages and dance floors of Europe, in the cantinas and tapas bars.
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BI's ongoing policy tightening cycle and the government's favorable fiscal-consolidation policies are being played out against a neutral macro-dynamic (of above-trend growth but external deficit).
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It seems that after school we always played out, all our games were on the streets, statues, tig, truth or dare.
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Several expositional scenes are played out not with actors, but instead with text boxes and silhouette portraits of the characters, as we would see in an adventure game.
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He let it be known his complaint with Robson was that he was played out of position too often at Newcastle and it was affecting his England career.
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The simmering tension between them is played out against the sweep of world events as Shanghai fears a Japanese attack and the city becomes a hotbed of political intrigue, secrets and desperation.
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This year the fund has significantly outperformed as his investment thesis has played out.
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It is a scenario they played out in their schoolboy games of rugby league in their back garden.
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Thinking spending money solves issues or firing a manager solves issues - these are short term cures that actually have tremendous costs for football clubs that are not often played out in the short term," Gazidis said.
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A bit,' I replied, trying to look past him to discover for whom this mummery was played out.
THE GOLDEN FOOL: BOOK TWO OF THE TAWNY MAN
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Indeed, had Cleopatra and Antony managed to win the battle of Actium, the centuries that followed, which included the life of Jesus himself, could well have played out differently.
Cleopatra and Antony by Diana Preston: Book summary
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However, the class struggle is played out in medicine as in every other institution of society.
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Keighley Shamrocks also played out a goalless draw as they held Division One leaders Ardsley Celtic at home.
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The 3 Geeks Super-Sized Swimsuit Spectacular - while the whole comics/swimsuits thing is very 1990s and pretty much played out by the Amazing Heroes specials long before Marvel and Image started doing them, don't let the title scare you off...this is classic 3 Geeks material.
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The game was played out althongh the light was bad.
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Friday's encounters had been played out in front of banks of empty seats and a deathly hush.
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A talented cast played out the unlikely story line of an insatiable flesh-eating plant who brings fame, fortune and finally doom to the Skid Row florist.
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She lay on the bed, her arms and legs splayed out.
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Kneel down with your knees pressed together and your feet splayed outward.
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Pranks and mischief began to be played out to represent the mischievous behaviour attributed to witches and the fairies.
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He thought it was a bag of rubbish until he noticed a pair of legs splayed out.
The Sun
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We played outdoors in all conditions and we got on with it.
Times, Sunday Times
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While my life was being played out in anonymous misery in Peckham, he was the cricketing rebel who dared to stick two fingers up to Lord's while single-handedly dismantling the Aussies, a man who never played safe or kept one eye on his averages, whose flaws were part of his appeal – who else could get away with that dodgy moustache and dodgier mullet?
TV review - Botham: The Legend of '81 and Regional TV: Life Through a Local Lens
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Genk and Valencia played out a scoreless draw in Group E, while in Group H the Czech champions, Viktoria Plzen, drew 1-1 with Bate Borisov.
Porto overcome nine-man Shakhtar Donetsk in Champions League
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Simply to explain the process, the charade now being played out.
Times, Sunday Times
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The big fella was almost played out.
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The rear set of wings was almost nonexistent and the tail's ‘fin’ was beginning to lengthen in the middle while the sides splayed outward.
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My hopes were quickly dashed, though, as the play's first act played out stagnantly.
Chris Kompanek: On the Culture Front: Pavement Reunion, Of Montreal, Me, Myself, and I, The Little Foxes, and the Moth
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The game that was being played out in the shadows around the planet Earth was old beyond even its understanding.
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Certainly juvenile animals are a common prey of large carnivores today, and it is no surprise that similar patterns should have played out in the past.
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For centuries, it has played out: the Greeks warred with the Macedonians much as the Chinese now oppress the Tibetans, and the Hutus fight the Tsutsi.
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And of all the characters, Dan the greaser was definitely the most played out, the one who could be easily shepherded out of the story to correspond with this change of narrative direction.
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The rest of their career - thirteen years! - played out in the shadow of its irruptive beginning.
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Puerto and noology, or the distance between the discursive processes of the media and the material process of 'tardy' (i.e. dysfunctional) Spanish justice and the manner in which in the spectacle it has been played out, so that the old ways and law of old Europe and ideas like the rule of law have become expedient and are forgotten so that 'law' simply becomes a servant of the pure functionality of preserving the integrity of the investment of state and capital;
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In those instances, I made sure not to overembellish the fantasies that played out in my head.
Are You There, Vodka? It’s Me, Chelsea
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Such ritual in Teotitlán del Valle, an ancient tribal town about a half hour's drive from Oaxaca, has been played out continuously on a daily basis since about 1535, when Dominican bishop Juan López de Zárate arrived in the village and introduced borregos (caprine sheeplike animals yielding wool) and the first loom, shipped from Spain across the Atlantic.
Casa Santiago: Zapotec rug weavers of Teotitlan del Valle, Oaxaca
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I lay splayed out, face down on the hard floor for a minute or two, paralysed by embarrassment and surprise.
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After 24 hours of hectic activity yesterday, the two sides appear to have played out another draw.
Times, Sunday Times
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Initially, he was played out of position at right-back.
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Weather dreadful so played outward nine and 14 inwards.
The Sun
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The long struggle between the strikers and thier employers is ont yet played out.
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How was orientalism played out in the development of American culture and American identity as a nation?
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BI's ongoing policy tightening cycle and the government's favorable fiscal-consolidation policies are being played out against a neutral macro-dynamic (of above-trend growth but external deficit).
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Elections and political movements played out in real time.
The Sun
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But since it seems like everyone on Twitter and Facebook and even the shiny happy hosts of E.T and The Insider has already clowned on these big-ticket celebrity scandals, a lot of Kath's material felt played out.
Watercooler: Is Kathy Griffin Tired?
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This theme is played out through a dozen strangers who become related by artfully contrived coincidence.
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For a few seconds the incident played out in tableau on the opposite sidewalk.
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When a note is played out of sequence or the keyboard is out of tune, the performance falls apart.
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The experience cemented their relationship, but the way it played out - Make this happen, or adios - showed how calculating Lance had become.
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But the rekindled relationship will not be played out on TV.
The Sun
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Death, Hemans reminds the sceptic Promethean, is not played out before
Scepticism and Its Costs: Hemans's Reading of Byron
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Subtle movements include curving languid reaches, then tiny rises onto toes or a shift in torso played out in the individual squares.
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She bent her legs and wiggled her entire body in a jerky motion, flicking her long fingers outward, while her wooden silk hair splayed out around her as the crimson ribbon was lost.
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An oft-referenced chapter of the showdown played out from 1978 to 1980, a three-year time frame in which a pair of Demon state titles flanked a 1979 championship for the Sailors.
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With limbs and tails splayed out in the canopy, the monkeys often look as though they have five limbs - thus the name spider monkey.
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the trembling of his played out limbs
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Yesterday we spied her, as her own funeral played out, bereft in a dank cellar.
Times, Sunday Times
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We played outside, made up stories, acted them out, etc.
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With the other - fingers splayed out - she was absently stroking her left thigh.
THE IMAGE OF LAURA
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Thus, the large-scale employment of women in dairying, and the subsequent devaluation of their labor that occurred in the British Isles with the "rationalization" of the industry, were not processes that played out on the southern Avalon.
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Despite that, the Scorpions pulled back to within three points, but Liverpool played out the final minute to lift the trophy.
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Unabashed in its assertion of heart amidst perpetually complex and highly-integrated displays of structured defectiveness that are ingeniously and rhythmically played out through relatable everyday situations, this multi-dimensional testament to the complexity, ridiculousness and awkward clumsiness of multi-tiered family relations strikes a sentimental chord on just the right frequency.
Hulu.com: The Top 10 TV Comedies of 2011
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Instead, the denouement was played out on internet message boards, where fans traded barbs back and forth.
Times, Sunday Times
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Shakespeare's magical comedy will be played out against a simple backdrop of parkland scenery, he said.
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Three weeks earlier, the supreme court trial courtroom known as Part 39 on the eleventh floor of the Criminal Courts Building had contained a pool of seventy-five prospective jurors, when Judge David Marvin Mason began the proceedings by asking Karp to give the venire, or jury pool, a brief description of the case and the main players in the real-life drama about to be played out in front of them.
Betrayed
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Both men understood the stagecraft of statesmanship played out in a global theater.
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It says that we have played 12 games since the first of January and they have played outstandingly well.
The Sun
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He thought it was a bag of rubbish until he noticed a pair of legs splayed out.
The Sun
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We immediately took to the word because "glissade," said with just a hint of indeterminate European accent, sounded more respectable than "sliding on our backsides down the face of a snowy mountainside with our snowshoes splayed out in front of us and our poles dragging ingloriously behind.
NYT > Travel
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A 5th Century AD dynastic drama was played out here, centred on a usurper of the throne named Kasyapa - the tale of regicide and revenge is equal to anything in Shakespeare.
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When their initial lure had played out, the pioneers of the West found other attractions to induce them to stay on.
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The symbol displayed outside a restaurant signifies there's excellent cuisine inside.
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Now the game may be played out in a half-empty stadium.
The Sun
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Each is a sealed-off snow-globe environment with its own never - ending story played out by grandmothers, married couples, young folk, rogues, gossips, cads, bounders and tarts.
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Additionally, the slacker angle was so very 1990s, so very played out at this point.
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Ged Dale, Eccles, LancsOne is a blowsy, overblown and preposterous melodrama played out to a hysterical score.
Notes and queries: What's the difference between operas and musicals? Is getting there quicker cheaper? The house where Handel and Hendrix lived
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These conflicts are played out in political arenas across the world assessing guidelines and regulations.
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The mystery of the kidnapping is played out well and without words.
Movie Review: The Triplets of Belleville « Colleen Anderson
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The tragedies and comedies that played out in the grand lobby of the Hotel Operatic are legendary.
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Powers sets up the story as a tragic drama played out between Crazy Horse, the heroic and implacable Indian leader; Crook, the antagonist with a flaw - a few of them, actually; Frank Grouard, the ethnically vague, self-promoting scout; Little Big Man, the friend who betrayed the chief; and jealous rival chiefs such as Red Cloud and Spotted Tail.
Tricked, trapped and defeated
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With the win secured, the Germans played out time by toying with the Icelanders, who were left chasing the ball, broken-hearted by Scotland's triumph.
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Apart from a few forays into Wharfedale territory, which were defended with relative ease, the remainder of the first half was played out in the Moortown half.
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Perhaps it was a faint scent of pine needles that hung in the air, perhaps it was the clarity with which she viewed the scenes played out before her.
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Before long she'd nod off, book splayed out the armrest, fingers still curled around the mug.
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Shakespeare's magical comedy will be played out against a simple backdrop of parkland scenery, he said.
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The title reveal as Potter tries to cast a spell beneath his sheets adds just a bit of flair than we’re used to, followed by the opening moments of the film proper, which portray Harry’s insufferable home life, a sequence we’ve scene played out twice already.
Harry Potter Through Fresh Eyes: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban | /Film
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This summer, heart-warming scenes like the above are being played out across the plages and dance floors of Europe, in the cantinas and tapas bars.
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The panto is a modern-day version of Cinderella, played out against the magnificent backdrop of Stormont's steps and portals.
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Yesterday we spied her, as her own funeral played out, bereft in a dank cellar.
Times, Sunday Times
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But as events played out the revolution failed and the counter-revolution soon set in.
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It is preposterous to expect that the same superstition regarding skin ascendency, which is now so markedly played out in our Colonies in temporal matters, could have any weight whatsoever in matters so momentous as morals and religion.
West Indian Fables by James Anthony Froude Explained by J. J. Thomas
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For those of you who can still stomach watching baseball after all that's happened, there is some compelling drama to be played out in the coming weeks.
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When painted across a canvas of celluloid, the story as played out in the movie was even more powerful.
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The twins were joined at the torso, their heads at opposite ends, with their legs splayed out at right angles beside their trunk.
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From time to time water in drips and flurries empties into the pool from a mechanism on the ceiling and we are able to observe the effect played out on the wall above.
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But, hey, the pattern played out in other, more positive ways too.
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Played out against a backdrop of the infamous club, their romance develops as we meet the high life and the low life, slumming aristocrats and the fashionably rich, mingling with workers, artists, Bohemians, actresses and courtesans.
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Katell was fighting a cold and her show was played out against the distracting backdrop of a surreal domestic theatre set.
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The champion's strength played out fast
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There were the first clear signs yesterday of that acrimony being played out in public, too.
Times, Sunday Times
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Evidence of Amis' complete dissociation from contemporary culture has played out lately amid his spacy declarations concerning the internet.
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This year the fund has significantly outperformed as his investment thesis has played out.
Times, Sunday Times
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The actors played out the tragedy and the curtain came down.
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His life is played out in slow motion.
The Sun
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Different scenarios for what might have happened to her are played out, often with alternative permutations: in one, she falls pregnant and absconds to Arizona; in another, she gets into the car of a stranger who wishes her harm; in yet another there's the suggestion of suicide.
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Where on the exterior each of these coupled walls meets the next couple in a mute adjacency, internally their contradictions are played out to form intimate and knotted spaces of high tension.
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For hundreds of pages a simple formula is played out.
Times, Sunday Times
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It seems to me that different kinds of non-national cultural ecologies have now become possible but have not been fully realised, or have been played out in lopsided ways because of the persistence of the nation, and of empire.
Am I an americanist? : Stephen Burt : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
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Tell us what was going on behind the scenes as far as that decision and how it played out.
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This score stung him into action and the rest of the half was played out between the two 22s.
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He is unhappy though at being played out of position at full-back.
The Sun
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She couldn't wait to tell the usual gang gathered for dinner at Mrs. J's, waiting impatiently until the ritual conversational preliminaries eventually played out.
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The love triangle was played out in sordid detail in the Indian press.
Times, Sunday Times
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His other hand reached around her back and his fingers splayed out against the soft, exposed skin of her hip.
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The central sadomasochistic drama is played out against the background of Erika's enmeshment with her controlling mother.
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They were no longer willing to be pawns in the game of power being played out between the Indian and Pakistani governments, or indeed the militants.
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At least, that is how the historical narrative has played out over the past 200 years.
Times, Sunday Times
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The rugby match was deadly serious, played out by two teams at a peak of preparedness, driven by uninhibited ambition.
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In fact the last hour on the course was played out to the accompaniment of claps of thunder and flashes of lightning, but it stayed dry.
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HAS been played out of position on the flanks.
The Sun
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Here again, another little, mini thriller was played out as both teams fought it out to the finish.
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But as events played out the revolution failed and the counter-revolution soon set in.
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a played out deck of cards
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If neither of these happens, the hand is played out to the end, the players replenishing their hands after each trick while the stock lasts.
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The actors played out the comedy and the audience applauded.
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In it, the cosmic struggle of good and evil is played out in day-to-day objects and events; through it, the world is sacralised.
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‘It is going to be played out factionally when it shouldn't be,’ Robertson warned.
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When their initial lure had played out, the pioneers of the West found other attractions to induce them to stay on.
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The bouts are short consisting of 3 x 2 minute rounds played out over a soundtrack of traditional Thai music.
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The romantic entanglements of a touring dance company are played out one midsummer night as they travel on a train.
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But the rekindled relationship will not be played out on TV.
The Sun
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The packing the phone was protected by, splayed out across the floor
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Whilst the son of a Kenyan is American beyond question, and a democrat and unifier in Martin Luther King's tradition, wars continue to be played out in Congo, disputes in Kenya, Zimbabwe, Somalia,
Daniels Counter.
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The film allows screen time for a number of different dance pieces to be played out in their entirety, much like a musical.
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The disparity is played out on a bigger scale between cities.
Times, Sunday Times
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The symbol displayed outside a restaurant signifies there's excellent cuisine inside.
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For the first time in many years, we may be about to see a similar head-to-head battle played out in National Hunt racing.
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We quickly played out our strength
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As a small boy he and his cohorts staged mock hold-ups and shoot'em outs and sat enthralled as the adventures of their heroes played out on the silver movie screens.
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In the end, an amazing tale of deceit and treachery is played out between these two men.
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The closing minutes and stoppage time produced much in the way of drama, albeit played out against the surreal backdrop of supporters streaming towards the exit.
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And this mismarriage constitutes a neuroendocrine war within the makeup of the individual that is played out in all their relationships.
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I don't see how it could have played out any differently, so why any mollification about the size of Obama's huevos?
Obama's military victory.
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Both hindlimbs are directed outward from the pelvis, with the superbly preserved pedes exposed splayed out in dorsal view.
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This summer, heart-warming scenes like the above are being played out across the plages and dance floors of Europe, in the cantinas and tapas bars.
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The final score was 90-53 as the game was played out in front of over 1,000 fans.
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Parables and miracles were to be played out in tableaux and mime.
PASSION IN THE PEAK
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Racist stereotyping, harassment and self-censorship all played out in that brief encounter.
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Neanderthals and modern humans seem to have played out a similar story, much more compressed in time and much closer to our own day.
The Runaway Brain: the Evolution of Human Uniqueness
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But the rekindled relationship will not be played out on TV.
The Sun
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Madeleine Bunting over-simplifies and distorts Britain's predominantly successful, peaceful and honourable decolonisation record The endgames of our empire never quite played out – just look at Bahrain, 18 April.
Letter: The truth about the end of empire
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This is the local derby, played out on a worldwide stage, with hardly any local players.
The Sun
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This played out in the form of two golds and one silver medal at the 2000 Olympic Games - the most successful medal haul ever for British rowing.
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If it was warm we played outside on the grass, which was so different to our cobbled streets at home.
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After 24 hours of hectic activity yesterday, the two sides appear to have played out another draw.
Times, Sunday Times
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As the referee arrived for the final without umpires or linesmen, the game was played out with three recruited umpires and no linesmen at all as neither side provided one.
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For a few seconds the incident played out in tableau on the opposite sidewalk.
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It is a scene which has been played out innumerable times on the streets of housing estates across the country.