And anyway Burton was not the kind of guy who would be likely to get in trouble even when he was drunk.

And how on earth did I ever get this letter anyway??

And the Macedonians, who had docked closer to the city anyway, cut the rest of the fleet off outside the city gates, and on the road leading to the city.

And the fact that the brain and mind are one makes the separation artificial anyway ".

And who cares anyway?

And of course they weren't involved in it anyway because they were pretty bitter about their own lives, and felt they hadn't received much from their religious experiences.

And since the Twos were non-linear, anyway, I clipped each Two chapter into a discrete packet, stacked them and then shuffled them before reinserting them between the Ones.

And that can be useful, because my music ’ s got a lot heavier and darker anyway.

And anyway they shouldn ’ t have to pass an examination because they ’ re poets who are writing poetry, and I don ’ t like the idea of grading poems.

And the instant successes one usually associates with somebody who is willing to learn anyway.

And we hope to contact with you to make a plan to protect general Chinese citizens who are staying in the Safety Zone ... We will be pleased to cooperate with you in anyway to protect general citizens in this city.

And it doesn't matter anyway.

And that's the best kind of flying anyway!

And anyway, he has no doubts about his wife's remaining faithful to him.

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was very hard to get along with, and they weren't going to ask her back, anyway ... And this is how the press works.

And they find that they have to agree to the same thing anyway to stay together also by showing loyalty to each other just as every friend should.

And I suppose that's what our job is here anyway.

And it's not the ECB who pick the side anyway.

And what's the point anyway, because if we dob them in, right, we dob them in, they kill our family and then we're dead anyway.

And despite the ultimate decision by the President to revoke the Huston Plan, several of its provisions were implemented anyway.

And what's the point anyway, because if we dob them in, right, we dob them in, they kill our family and then we're dead anyway.

And they're confident that the GOP, currently assailed by dissensions within the ranks, will be impressed by the purring power beneath the hood of this grassroots-fueled machine.

And clearly, they're not supposed to be working on the same cases.

And now they're back!

And they're betting on the women as though they are dogs in a race or horses.

And they're the kind of moments you never forget, a certain kind of lyricism that just strikes some deep part of you and that you hold on to.

And I said, well, then we should be able to take away all the trees around here, because they're the same as the pole.

And look what they're doing now, they're killing people in Arab countries.

And besides – and you men who follow horse racing will know what I mean – I'm not running against anyone, they're merely letting me trot around the track.

For the 1954 revival, the Act II line " And the niggers they'll be bleaching by and by ," was changed to " And they'll practice what they're preaching by and by ," to accommodate the sensibilities of modern audiences, following similar changes in other Gilbert and Sullivan works.

And I think they're race-hustling poverty pimps.

And then, without panicking or simply settling for one alternative or the other, they're able to produce a synthesis that is superior to either opposing idea.

His last line in the series is the same as Sidra's line about her breasts from the aforementioned episode: " And by the way: they're real, and they're spectacular!

" And they're both able to wait on the ball so long because they don't have the big swing.

And they're desperate to find Sylveste because their captain has been infected with the Melding Plague, a virus that attacks human cells and machine nanotechnology in equal measure, perverting them into grotesque combinations.

" And working for the brothers, they're childlike in their creativity-it's just contagious ".

And writers do it really well because they're so stable as characters that you can basically do anything with them now, and the audience will go on the journey with them.

: And they're shouting: " Time, gentlemen, please!

:" We lecture children if they're telling lies / They will not prosper and they will not thrive .../ And even the First Minister must sometimes stand naked.

And in doing that, they've isolated themselves from the very audience that they're trying to reach.

" And now they're doing interviews, and I've read that they're totally cool with the book, and it's not what they thought it was going to be.