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1. In new Zealand I listened in some amusement to a heated discussion abut the diabolical liberty Milford Sound aerodrome was taking, putting up their landing charge to 7.60 (2.30).
2. We cascaded down the stairs as the dog decided he could take going downstairs in his stride - and seethed across the station into the sunshine of the great outdoors; where I observed two large policemen surrounding my estate car, notebooks in hand - and under the obvious impression that they were abut to make an easy collar.
3. Transport: BA and Czechoslovakian Airways run regular return flights to Prague at abut 220 return.
4. They claimed that before the cameras began to roll Kylie and Charlie could be seen locked in heated discussion abut just how heavy they should get in the love scene.
5. The trade never solved the problem of the aesthetic positioning of the case-lid screws - too often they either interrupt or abut the upholstery pins around the edge of the lid.
6. "And you want to write abut Englishness!"
7. Most of the structures stand within, or abut palisaded enclosures, and Grubenhauser are present.
8. AT THE risk of tarring the Kitchens with a "retro" brush, there is something very 1982 abut them.
9. Which member of the shadow cabinet wrote a book abut movies entitled My Life In The Silver Screen ?
10. Driver Palmer is, of course, totally right, but he just seems blank when I ask him to answer my ultimate query abut America and rock.
11. Avgas works out at abut twenty per cent cheaper there than the UK, but at around 34 litres per hour for a C172 or a AA5, that accounts for only some 4 of the differential.
12. There would be abut 20 people in and they would not know what was going on," says Solowka.
13. "The poem abut Charsky's dead father, for example, was terrific."