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Перевод: interject

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1. Before going on to discuss the stylistic changes in the Cubism of Picasso and Braque during 1910, it is necessary to interject a word about Picasso's bronze Head, the most important early Cubist sculpture.
2. He plunges on, before anyone can interject "Yes, fifteen!"
3. (For the functionalist, I should interject, knowledge is decomposable into tasks.)
4. The minder may interject at times, but will allow a relationship to build up between the client and the trainee.
5. At one stage Marshall opened his mouth to interject but Wickham stopped him.
6. But learning things in the hotel room and trying them out on stage the next night leaves it fresh, but gives me room to interject new ideas and see if I can pull them off or not.
7. I really do think ah Steve -oh, and please don't hesitate to interject if you feel you have anything you wish to articulate; this isn't a star chamber here, I want you to play a full and meaningful part in this discussion If you feel that thereby we can ah, resolve,
8. In a few cases I realised with surprise my growing frustration was due to my inability to interject my own comments into the workshop (which has been filmed several years previously).
9. Here, Mrs Pettifer began to interject but the small gentleman silenced her with a flap of the wrist which was altogether not very gentlemanly and proved too much for the great lady detective who made a more purposeful interjection of her own.
10. And before most ministerial committees an equivalent official committee meets and goes over the points, so that the meeting can proceed without a hitch to an agreed conclusion, provided none of the ministers wishes to interject a personal note.
11. It might seem a bit bleak, a bit inhuman ("antihumanist, yes; inhuman, no," she would interject), somewhat deterministic ("not at all; the truly determined subject is he who is not aware of the discursive formations that determine him.
12. To the thoughtful reader, it will be interesting - and sobering - at this point to interject an observation for your contemplation.
13. Now that, I swifty interject, is accusing The Smiths of the ultimate blandness.