Example sentences of "[no cls] [no cls] [adv] " in BNC.
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| 1 | I would be ve ve very happy to have born |
| 2 | Yeah , prov provided you do n't get like you have in Israel at the moment where you got ve ve very minor parties the religious |
| 3 | I supp ag again , I think this , it it shows a very different attitude , it was as if |
| 4 | I mean they may be just just just about bringing one out so |
| 5 | and then go sa sa straight on down that road as it takes us down onto Castle Lane to then turn off for Sarah 's . |
| 6 | Erm the nuclear industry also has erm er a subsidy , it 's known as the nuclear levy erm and there is reasons for that erm one is that erm some money has to be put aside to decommission nuclear power stations in the future erm now the s C G B , before it was broken up , had been actually putting some money aside year by year yeah ou ou out of the money that was generated fr er er from selling electricity nuclear power stations , some was put to one side , notionally , o on the accounts f f for a future decommissioning . |
| 7 | him and he goes out , I 'm in charge once I get out sa out of the yard . |
| 8 | Fishing was Grimsby 's raison d'être as long ago as the thirteenth century , and it is the oldest chartered ( i.e. granted written rights and privileges by the king ) town in England . |
| 9 | That 's my daddy he is always la la la la la late he never comes early early on |
| 10 | Oh well , erm well erm bu ba ba ba actually I 'm fifty seven I shall be fifty |
| 11 | Well y y Well that 's right , yes . |
| 12 | How far did you How far aw w w away ? |
| 13 | B b w w why ? |
| 14 | So w w why , why then erm just see if we 've got this right . |
| 15 | W w why is it that you went straight from school into the |
| 16 | W w why why was it that horses were were given pride of place over the cattle ? |
| 17 | W w w why do you think his approach t t to the extraction of slate was successful . |
| 18 | So but w w w why is that you need absolute egalitarianism ? |
| 19 | W w w when did a person or when did you stop being stop being a ? |
| 20 | Er w w w well common . |
| 21 | Erm I 'm not sh w w well would you really have , have , have worried about that at the time ? getting out of feudalism then why exactly how you 're gon na go from there . |
| 22 | W w where they w w once when they 'd been installed or was it thought that it a mistake had been made in obviously a lot of cash had been spent on them but erm , was it considered a mis a waste of money or ? |
| 23 | W w where 's Leander ? |
| 24 | W w where they w w once when they 'd been installed or was it thought that it a mistake had been made in obviously a lot of cash had been spent on them but erm , was it considered a mis a waste of money or ? |
| 25 | Erm tt yes but not er er w w once , once the war |
| 26 | it was put the boiling w w really hot |
| 27 | Yeah but w w too far because it 's affecting the middle peasants . |
| 28 | I like the look well I like this one if out out out of all of them |
| 29 | Parody , self-quotation , the mixing of writings and culturally defamiliarizing strategies place the nouveau roman firmly within postmodernism . |
| 30 | For Robbe-Grillet in particular , this was also a philosophical and quasi-sociological necessity , mirroring the dehumanization and alienation of man in modern society — a critique which would later be adapted by the Marxist theorist Lucien Goldmann — in Pour une sociologie du roman ( 1964 ) — who was able to use the concept of reification as a means of explaining the chosisme of Robbe-Grillet 's early novels and the subversion of character in the nouveau roman generally . |