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| that many of us have | given | a great deal of consideration |
| influence decisions has the executive | given | any consideration to issuing new |
| consideration and reasons will be | given | as well how international confidence |
| scottish executive whether it has | given | consideration to the introduction of |
| across the parliament and having | given | further careful consideration to the |
| saying that consideration is being | given | only to the environmental issues |
| rather see the document be | given | proper and serious consideration than |
| that our concerns will be | given | proper consideration without fear or |
| full consideration to these concerns | given | that rural primary schools are |
| was lodged at stage 3 | given | the consideration of the bill |
| the consideration that we have | given | the matter in the past |
| executive what consideration it has | given | to and what plans it |
| scottish executive what consideration was | given | to any impact on levels |
| executive what consideration it has | given | to any problems which may |
| executive what consideration has been | given | to any threat to local |
| executive whether consideration is being | given | to banning powerboats and similar |
| housing stock has consideration been | given | to basing exemptions on house |
| 2001 what consideration is being | given | to developing the kelvin hall |
| executive what consideration it has | given | to further reform of local |
| scottish executive what consideration is | given | to gender differences in transport |
| from reoffending consideration should be | given | to increasing the single occupancy |
| integrated transport policies consideration was | given | to introducing a levy on |
| specifically that consideration should be | given | to involving the sga in |
| that serious consideration should be | given | to making marking part of |
| and what consideration it has | given | to paragraph 5 of the |
| house what consideration has been | given | to the bill s implications |
| and rationalised serious consideration be | given | to the creation of partners |
| recommends that serious consideration be | given | to the dispersal of civil |
| executive what consideration it has | given | to the effects on the |
| executive what consideration is being | given | to the establishment of a |
| executive what consideration it has | given | to the facilities provided at |
| scottish executive what consideration is | given | to the gendered nature of |
| grahame what consideration has been | given | to the impounding of the |
| new legislation consideration should be | given | to the merits of a |
| for particular consideration to be | given | to the possibility of extending |
| consideration that the executive has | given | to whether it is competent |
| appear a derivative helverie is | given | as meaning a rabble a |
| leave out has the meaning | given | by and insert means a |
| leave out has the meaning | given | by and insert means a |
| adoption service has the meaning | given | by section 1 5 of |
| pilot scheme has the meaning | given | by section 1 of the |
| and insert has the meaning | given | by section 125 of the |
| independent hospital has the meaning | given | by section 2 2 as |
| home service has the meaning | given | by section 2 3 of |
| care home has the meaning | given | by section 3 of the |
| extension certificate has the meaning | given | by section 41 1 of |
| business agriculture has the meaning | given | by section 86 3 of |
| is substituted has the meaning | given | by section 93 1 of |
| is substituted has the meaning | given | by section 93 1 of |
| scots words the equivalent meaning | given | in english represents the appropriate |
| scots words the equivalent meaning | given | in english represents the appropriate |
| the pronunciation the equivalent meaning | given | in english represents the appropriate |
| scots words the equivalent meaning | given | in english represents the appropriate |
| housing association has the meaning | given | in section 300 1 b |
| be advertised and the public | given | an opportunity to comment these |
| a draft copy and is | given | an opportunity to make representations |
| are already under threat however | given | an opportunity we would be |
| confirm that visitscotland was not | given | any opportunity to consider any |
| who are deaf should be | given | every opportunity to realise their |
| delighted that alex neil has | given | me the opportunity to respond |
| religion and ethnicity we have | given | ourselves the opportunity to understand |
| if it were made accepted | given | that an opportunity to pay |
| opportunity to delete that list | given | that you wish to rely |
| and that if he is | given | the opportunity he will be |
| run seven days a week | given | the opportunity i read with |
| the scottish football league are | given | the opportunity of promotion to |
| the scottish football league are | given | the opportunity of promotion to |
| [note: photo: 'newspaper article on the retirement of james mutch as church officer after 41 years; 1950.'] [note: photo: 'newspaper report on presentation to james mutch in arbuthnott hall.'] 1945 congregation was | given | the opportunity of voting on |
| have been amazed that when | given | the opportunity ordinary people can |
| scotland are represented on sportscotland | given | the opportunity that the two |
| with that information or be | given | the opportunity to access it |
| people of scotland must be | given | the opportunity to approve any |
| thing is that we are | given | the opportunity to decide how |
| college in aberdeen 1955 congregation | given | the opportunity to go to |
| in farm management they were | given | the opportunity to meet with |
| the age of 16 are | given | the opportunity to obtain qualifications |
| matters we could not have | given | them more opportunity than we |
| 800 nurses and midwives and | given | them the opportunity to be |
| is worth while and has | given | us all the opportunity to |
| sir david s presence has | given | us stability and an opportunity |
| of the parliament he has | given | us the opportunity to debate |
| weeks at least that has | given | us the opportunity today to |
| against the order can be | given | and b if notice of |
| executive whether it has ever | given | any notice under paragraph 7 |
| on which that notice was | given | apply for membership of the |
| to ensure that people are | given | appropriate notice of the notices |
| 2 such intimation shall be | given | by sending a notice a |
| of which notice has been | given | can be obtained from the |
| and insert 5a notice is | given | in accordance with this subsection |
| if notice of appeal is | given | in that period until the |
| that other parties were not | given | notice of this statement but |
| where the qualified person was | given | notice under paragraph 10 within |
| notice that the police are | given | powers to check fingerprints and |
| qualifiers respectively headword notice is | given | that after this date owners |
| the minister s availability however | given | the short notice we would |
| given m608: aye f643: a | given | therapy m608: yeah i notice |
| notice of temporary removal were | given | to occupants of a building |
| tenancy by 4 weeks notice | given | to the landlord and each |
| impracticable for notice to be | given | when the certificate is given |
| correct mistakes if they are | given | a little informed advice against |
| but they were also being | given | advice by their usual sources |
| in response to the advice | given | by the uk national screening |
| bodies and of the advice | given | by them supported by richard |
| advice that i have been | given | i put it in those |
| advice that i have been | given | i would love to live |
| is that that advice was | given | in good faith 13 15 |
| advice that i have been | given | is that ms marwick is |
| [censored: surname] and audrey [censored: surname] have | given | me invaluable support and advice |
| consultation what advice it was | given | regarding the choice of these |
| we can look back and | given | the consistency of your advice |
| expenditure what advice it has | given | the forum on the bill |
| it in relation to advice | given | to ministers by civil servants |
| areas for example about advice | given | to ministers on the bill |
| ensures that expert advice is | given | to parliamentarians so that amendments |
| same advice as had been | given | to the outgoing minister there |
| the listenin cause he s | given | us advice keeping us oan |
| what legal advice has been | given | whether we are open to |
| can clear evidence has been | given | about affordability dr simpson i |
| of shirley mckie have now | given | any evidence in court under |
| the evidence that we were | given | by ash do you want |
| the evidence that has been | given | by the board members and |
| petition in light of evidence | given | by the deputy minister for |
| by the evidence that was | given | by the former deputy minister |
| evidence that we have been | given | by those who argue that |
| evidence that we have been | given | by those who say that |
| feel that strong evidence was | given | by witnesses to the committee |
| of the evidence that was | given | earlier was anything said with |
| number of people who have | given | evidence have said that that |
| scottish chambers of commerce has | given | evidence on european year of |
| especially as executive ministers have | given | evidence to select committees of |
| a couple of us have | given | evidence to the committee on |
| the people who have already | given | evidence to you are participants |
| have since their re instatement | given | evidence under oath at any |
| are proposing that where evidence | given | in court suggests that there |
| and confectionery is a problem | given | professor pennington s evidence last |
| publish mr minogue s evidence | given | that we invited him to |
| the evidence that we received | given | the change in the executive |
| to stay on in education | given | the compelling evidence that young |
| galbraith is obviously among them | given | the evidence of the past |
| that in evidence that was | given | to the committee given that |
| of the market the evidence | given | to the health and community |
| in the evidence that was | given | to the local government committee |
| 25 mrs smith the evidence | given | to us by professor hastings |
| written evidence that has been | given | to us suggests that introducing |
| voluntary services network are being | given | a set amount of money |
| kingdom are summoned and each | given | a sum of money so |
| to which money has been | given | as long as the appropriate |
| the money that would be | given | between the other two areas |
| like well you ve not | given | me any money and he |
| get the briefing on them | given | the amount of money that |
| to mr [censored: surname] asking if | given | the small amount of money |
| of the money that was | given | there needs to be honesty |
| in relation to the freedom | given | to councils to spend money |
| on trickle down money being | given | to crews rather than to |
| whether the money that is | given | to local authorities is spent |
| more money needed to be | given | to lowland grazings in order |
| how much money will be | given | to scallop fishermen and in |
| lottery money is to be | given | to support the beleaguered millennium |
| endless commitments about money being | given | to the language our real |
| in each year the money | given | to the royal society for |
| how much money has been | given | to voluntary and other organisations |
| s what gavin wallace has | given | us money for this year |
| the figures that we have | given | was not based on money |
| purposes for which it is | given | when that money is not |
| been reassured when after being | given | a piece of very bad |
| very strange example eh being | given | a poetry book at school |
| good scots instead of being | given | an image of good scots |
| the scottish ministers are being | given | an important power i will |
| go to a party being | given | at lunchtime by tania one |
| the figures that are being | given | exclude arbroath entirely on first |
| information that we are being | given | i do not deny its |
| executive what support is being | given | in order to ensure that |
| we are being prudent and | given | my accounting officer responsibilities it |
| districts at regular intervals being | given | quarters hence the name at |
| that if you were being | given | reassurances such as those that |
| shortly the board was being | given | reassurances that is specific it |
| much more information is being | given | several members including mike watson |
| what is being proposed however | given | that the issue is so |
| envisage that being carried out | given | that the matter will be |
| are two key areas but | given | that the process is being |
| would be valuable dr murray | given | that the situation is being |
| impacts on future waiting lists | given | the concerns that are being |
| hold for the time being | given | the launch of the warm |
| nhs in scotland will be | given | the option of being treated |
| long last it is being | given | the recognition that it deserves |
| and which company is being | given | the responsibility of storing it |
| knock on effects schools being | given | the wrong number of papers |
| in the first place particularly | given | their track record of being |
| much financial support was being | given | this parliament should consider that |
| being referred to at a | given | time 1860 1891 9th viscount |
| being referred to at a | given | time 1860 1891 9th viscount |
| face what priority is being | given | to agreeing the new arrangements |
| whether specific regard is being | given | to any effect that the |
| executive what support is being | given | to assist in the setting |
| that these materials are being | given | to children rev iain murdoch |
| not enough attention is being | given | to core funding many groups |
| the discretion that is being | given | to governors is neither dangerous |
| regulating serious powers is being | given | to law enforcement agencies if |
| the rights that are being | given | to strengthen the operation of |
| of what guidance is being | given | to teachers dorothy grace elder |
| executive what assistance is being | given | to the fish processing industry |
| standard of care from being | given | to the poorest and most |
| properties with particular priority being | given | to those residences occupied by |
| properties with particular priority being | given | to those residences occupied by |
| main difference being the attention | given | where needed to scots language |
| heard that reassurances were being | given | yet we have heard from |
| the fact eh john was | given | a grant because when he |
| fact that nothing would have | given | him greater pleasure than to |
| welcome particularly the fact that | given | that the amendments were lodged |
| would love the business however | given | the fact that chemists and |
| feel confident of the outcome | given | the fact that in yesterday |
| and continued publishing [inhale] even | given | the fact that it s |
| it might never occur again | given | the fact that nobody could |
| needed secondly i thought that | given | the fact that our job |
| as a matter of courtesy | given | the fact that the decision |
| offence you are saying that | given | the fact that the judge |
| were unpopular but justified decisions | given | the fact that the minister |
| in each of the languages | given | the fact that the report |
| we be clear about language | given | the fact that the report |
| but not represented on it | given | the fact that the uk |
| in what was going on | given | the fact that this is |
| the cost of medicines but | given | the fact that those medicines |
| have to make an effort | given | the fact that we have |
| report the scottish executive has | given | a commitment in its direct |
| services south lanarkshire council has | given | a comprehensive response it points |
| example when the offender has | given | a false name in such |
| happen if a council has | given | a one off approval for |
| significant that she has been | given | a position in the scots |
| executive what directions it has | given | aberdeenshire council regarding its share |
| not complacent explanations will be | given | about what has been done |
| since may 1999 it has | given | an answer that states that |
| review len higson has already | given | an example of how that |
| in scotland margo macdonald has | given | an example of that if |
| of lyndsay mcintosh who has | given | an inimitable view of the |
| john reid has sir david | given | any indication of john reid |
| with electronic tagging has anyone | given | any thought as to whether |
| 1 has effect as if | given | at the time of the |
| unlike her leader who has | given | clear signals in support of |
| support or assistance it has | given | directly or indirectly to low |
| the gaelic language and has | given | even less to scots we |
| the go ahead has been | given | for recycling bins to be |
| another reason that has been | given | for the inclusion of an |
| the local authority has been | given | funding for specific projects in |
| the new approach has been | given | further prominence by the creation |
| taken seriously article 12 has | given | great impetus to the development |
| okay and someone else has | given | him a cigarette f643: [laugh] |
| has ended would not be | given | if it carried a significant |
| answer that he has just | given | is not satisfactory everyone is |
| time procedurally than he has | given | it however at all times |
| it likes it but has | given | me a list of 55 |
| the public forum and has | given | me considerable comfort over the |
| to unravel uncle bill has | given | me fresh inspiration for the |
| all my life liz has | given | me her view on more |
| called deaf connections he has | given | me some insight into the |
| the promises that he has | given | on developing other sources of |
| encouragement and assistance it has | given | or plans to give to |
| executive what response it has | given | or plans to give to |
| border why has he not | given | our doctors and nurses far |
| suspended sentence that has been | given | out in england or wales |
| grice who i think has | given | outstanding leadership to the team |
| that the scottish executive has | given | permission for part of the |
| written form she has been | given | prominence over all her associates |
| methods of rabbit control has | given | rise to particular concern as |
| clear after authorisation has been | given | that for whatever reason a |
| has broken that promise too | given | that he has broken so |
| same objectives as she has | given | that he is taking 5 |
| are extremely angry and frustrated | given | that highland council has tried |
| in autumn 2000 as planned | given | that no company has yet |
| promote tourism has been missed | given | that non designated beaches do |
| what would be the procedure | given | that not every country has |
| some months ago mr gibson | given | that robert brown has stolen |
| farm business development scheme funding | given | that such funding has previously |
| recruit retain and value nurses | given | that that has proved difficult |
| link was lodged this week | given | that the borders has suffered |
| was given to the committee | given | that the executive has an |
| grahame south of scotland snp | given | that the executive has turned |
| investigations members go on minister | given | that the minister has not |
| we will consider capacity but | given | that the petition has been |
| happens sooner rather than later | given | that there has already been |
| learn from what is happening | given | that there has been criticism |
| scotland john home robertson has | given | the clerking team some comments |
| be indoors if possible particularly | given | the climate and what has |
| that there is little doubt | given | the commitment that has been |
| history has only recently been | given | the focus it deserves for |
| residents and businesses and has | given | the go ahead this event |
| s right gow has been | given | the go ahead to join |
| our cultural services he has | given | the job of ascertaining what |
| appointed has and may be | given | the same authority as if |
| read evening newspapers has been | given | the society has also included |
| in the rest of scotland | given | the time the committee has |
| cent as stealth taxation has | given | the treasury a surplus of |
| the executive the executive has | given | the voluntary sector a place |
| the bill is echr compliant | given | the work that has been |
| greatest glitzy names america has | given | the world of entertainment other |
| every day that heaven has | given | their parents while these parents |
| how much funding has been | given | to a alcoholics anonymous and |
| fund what agreement it has | given | to any such expenditure what |
| but weight has also been | given | to ease of reading comprehension |
| what target guidelines it has | given | to judges and sheriffs on |
| executive what guidance has been | given | to local authorities about the |
| executive what guidance has been | given | to local authorities on the |
| executive what guidance it has | given | to local authorities regarding the |
| because the information has been | given | to me in confidence we |
| october that the fsa has | given | to the committee this morning |
| but little thought has been | given | to the increased work load |
| issues greatest priority has been | given | to the matter in cities |
| the priority that has been | given | to the matter increasing education |
| sum than it has ever | given | to the parent language scots |
| has been or will be | given | to the renfrewshire council area |
| executive what response it has | given | to the request from a |
| executive how much it has | given | to the scottish european resource |
| direction and guidance it has | given | to the strategic rail authority |
| lot of help has been | given | to them i suggest that |
| edinburgh has further thought been | given | to whether such accommodation should |
| on the assurances he has | given | today the snp will give |
| despite the impression he has | given | today this morning i just |
| has suggested i have not | given | up hope of getting a |
| grace elder mr blair has | given | up on the third way |
| been said the minister has | given | us a progress report she |
| moment although the executive has | given | us an explanation section 31 |
| that jim wallace has already | given | us an indication of how |
| of introducing the scheme has | given | us far more information than |
| along the way it has | given | us peace prosperity and the |
| better than theirs phil gallie | given | what has been said i |
| double our population share and | given | what the minister has just |
| year studies level this has | given | wider currency to the use |
| subsequent reassessment the student is | given | a high level of support |
| drug abuse are monitored and | given | appropriate support take forward the |
| young carers welcomes the support | given | by some local authorities to |
| support and this support is | given | by the lowly born servant |
| gave their time the support | given | by the parliament and the |
| ensure more support can be | given | in the early stages to |
| we support that the convener | given | that it is such an |
| new investment in the industry | given | that such additional support for |
| was a done deal why | given | the cross party support for |
| funding to victim support scotland | given | the increasing number of referrals |
| result minority languages will be | given | the support and resources of |
| appropriateness of register students are | given | the support of templates for |
| members from all parties have | given | their support to the inclusion |
| the level of financial support | given | to greater glasgow and clyde |
| the level of financial support | given | to greater glasgow and clyde |
| allows financial support to be | given | to organisations for the promotion |
| 112 000 per year is | given | to support scots which is |
| if additional support had been | given | to the initiative which could |
| important that financial support is | given | to the rural network to |
| work the support that is | given | to the scottish association of |
| ensure that all support is | given | to the workers and people |
| and support such as that | given | to ulster scots as part |
| a result no information is | given | about the choices he made |
| of information that they were | given | at the outset when they |
| minister had disputed the information | given | by local councils she quoted |
| 6 frazer s contributions had | given | freud the fundamental information surrounding |
| whether the information requested was | given | in each case s1w 16815 |
| information that we have been | given | in the finance committee is |
| primary age children to be | given | information about sexual stimulation and |
| eu the participating schools were | given | information packs containing chocolate euros |
| whether all parents will be | given | information relating to mercury levels |
| july 2000 whether the information | given | on total expenditure per pupil |
| sure that effective information is | given | out we lobby to ensure |
| then build upon the information | given | output from census information would |
| baffled technically because we were | given | specific information from a technical |
| whether such information will be | given | to all msps at the |
| project have improve the information | given | to panels and judges on |
| certain bullet points of information | given | to you in english higher |
| to whom this information was | given | what information was provided and |
| will know we have been | given | 12 green wheelie bins which |
| treat you may have been | given | a baker s pennyworth of |
| down if i had been | given | a row for misbehaving i |
| 30 prisoners who had been | given | an hour to say exactly |
| generations scottish children have been | given | an image of good english |
| that bodies shall have been | given | approvals by the scottish ministers |
| the examples that have been | given | are aspects of the same |
| douglas hamilton we have been | given | around 10 000 through the |
| for which they have been | given | authorisation 23 administration of salmon |
| the timetable that you have | given | been updated since the advent |
| the executive and have been | given | bland answers if the matter |
| the assurances that have been | given | but allow our petition to |
| paper that we have been | given | but i think that there |
| assurances that we have been | given | but some defy plain common |
| had been a fascinating evening | given | by an obviously very keen |
| monitoring returns that have been | given | by the executive to the |
| statement could not have been | given | during the debate today the |
| historically ombudsmen have rarely been | given | enforcement powers one suggestion was |
| and for reward had been | given | for his tea a beautiful |
| responsibility which i have been | given | i undertake to set aside |
| heightened and they have been | given | instruction and encouragement to ensure |
| and that she had been | given | lots of hospitality she said |
| as no acknowledgement had been | given | of her services during that |
| times salmon have historically been | given | protection in the form of |
| singers pupils had also been | given | scots poems and stories and |
| state of health a factor | given | that he had been absent |
| had those conversations mr monteith | given | that jack greig had been |
| cancel last week s event | given | that other things had been |
| have not yet been published | given | that such figures for england |
| in two different optical isomers | given | that those concerns have been |
| to do with the ssis | given | that we have been asked |
| been diverted to another budget | given | the circumstances in east lothian |
| in line with its expectations | given | the comments that have been |
| flag because they had been | given | the flimsiest of amendments on |
| of course she d been | given | the guilt trip no expense |
| figures that they have been | given | the number is now 1 |
| offered 6 courses and been | given | the option of 2 organisation |
| pleased have been accepted today | given | the time constraints it is |
| fish livers she d been | given | they re considered a delicacy |
| and who should have been | given | those responsibilities as i understand |
| the evening we d been | given | tickets to see macbeth in |
| prize which might have been | given | to a deserving upper school |
| both of which have been | given | to all msps provide other |
| favourite mug it had been | given | to him by his doting |
| about this conspiracy had been | given | to him by someone who |
| that no response had been | given | to it previously by the |
| the assurances that have been | given | to parliament and to the |
| said to have first been | given | to salmon by david i |
| that some credibility had been | given | to scots in the scottish |
| preferred contracts to have been | given | to the companies without competition |
| executive what directions have been | given | to the governor of hm |
| beautiful hall that had been | given | to the people by eh |
| confirmed that gifts had been | given | to the people concerned in |
| executive what directions have been | given | to the scottish environment protection |
| the answers that have been | given | to this question are all |
| executive what awards have been | given | under the a smart b |
| khull 1808 references will be | given | by ip and page number |
| a number of exceptions are | given | for example retrieving a hare |
| number of participants who benefit | given | good preparation and feedback wider |
| 28 page number will be | given | in the text prefaced by |
| be responsible for appointing the | given | number of chief surveillance commissioners |
| westminster christine grahame it was | given | quite a low number pe13 |
| in relation to such situations | given | the increase in the number |
| in the chamber elaine smith | given | the limited number who could |
| increased funding for clinical trials | given | the number of colorectal lung |
| at the time david elliot | given | the number of developments in |
| knowing she should not have | given | the number to susan she |
| or bioscience park in ayrshire | given | the significant number of job |
| limits the number of places | given | to student representatives on the |
| for the reasons that were | given | earlier however it may be |
| of early warning can be | given | however up to that point |
| find that visit uplifting however | given | that unless i have my |
| balance is not disturbed however | given | the delicate balance in the |
| come first served basis however | given | the enormous interest the parliament |
| back benches for granted however | given | the government s majority of |
| in all the languages however | given | the lateness of the financial |
| with the materials however having | given | the materials a closer examination |
| factor however i have not | given | the matter much thought mr |
| what we were doing however | given | the pressures that will face |
| of course because you had | given | them all the details however |
| the spirit that it is | given | to achieve that end however |
| the encouragement that they are | given | to convert however the bill |
| giving guarantees however i have | given | you my clear judgment based |
| as a laxative children were | given | a spoonful as a matter |
| after the war children were | given | a victory badge arch middleton |
| no snacks children were sometimes | given | bread and treacle at school |
| children from the various views | given | by the school children throughout |
| directions after one child had | given | her directions the children through |
| where school children can be | given | intensive outdoor education in partnership |
| the correct terms by a | given | stage children s awareness of |
| executive whether all children are | given | standard basic medical tests such |
| 13 children parents were then | given | the choice of their children |
| scots cassettes with the children | given | them poems and stories in |
| 1940s and 50s children were | given | three weeks holidays from school |
| conflicting nature of the responses | given | throughout the children s interviews |
| that more thought should be | given | to the changing children s |
| into contact with children are | given | training in early diagnosis and |
| i hope that i have | given | a clear message but i |
| i will not i have | given | a commitment on the audit |
| in the order i have | given | a commitment that primary legislation |
| involved and because we have | given | a commitment to listen to |
| or whatever he d have | given | a hint surely he s |
| certain that he would have | given | a wholly balanced appraisal warts |
| i suppose may will have | given | all the details concerning that |
| recognises that the executive have | given | an extra 1 million to |
| some extent i have already | given | an indication on that at |
| in progress and we have | given | an undertaking which i am |
| place to live have you | given | any thought to composting your |
| of responsible landlords have you | given | any thought to that richard |
| chisholm clearly i have already | given | approval for the developments that |
| the examples that i have | given | are clearly designed for easy |
| bad mothers have to be | given | black eyes i demand loudly |
| company network and ministers have | given | encouragement whenever they have had |
| i have merely quoted and | given | examples from the materials that |
| and all those who have | given | freely of their time and |
| that reminders have to be | given | from time to time i |
| that users may not have | given | full weight to the developing |
| his face which should have | given | him a crick in the |
| outcome would no doubt have | given | him enormous satisfaction notes 1 |
| give and that i have | given | in this chamber on many |
| f643: so she must have | given | it a go and it |
| have it but i was | given | it as a bir- birthday |
| raised standards protected tenants and | given | leases to those who have |
| the inspiration that they have | given | me if i tell you |
| ways that we have checked | given | my exchanges with the convener |
| comment on that i have | given | my ruling and that is |
| kind of problems i have | given | myself cramp holding on to |
| the undertaking that i have | given | our intention is to replicate |
| the committee and we have | given | our thoughts to the drafters |
| when the period we have | given | ourselves for this test is |
| said presiding officer you have | given | outstanding service to public life |
| that you are too much | given | over to ideas which have |
| proliferation of signs in any | given | place which would have implications |
| answers would have to be | given | robby mind what a telt |
| i am hesitant about that | given | that members have only just |
| ruling that you have just | given | that only members of the |
| four european union states have | given | that recognition denmark finland sweden |
| other countries including uganda have | given | that recognition surely if uganda |
| the conversion rates have you | given | that route any thought robin |
| 00 richard grant we have | given | that some thought in the |
| achieve social justice for scotland | given | that vision what policies have |
| the minister on that issue | given | that we have a time |
| from the cmo is available | given | that we have done a |
| to give to the executive | given | that we have to report |
| fear that i must have | given | the b b c weather |
| as i said i have | given | the committee a full background |
| on rural areas we have | given | the committee s request on |
| have the trials halted and | given | the concerns of the local |
| oneself before the tribunal which | given | the debate we have just |
| volume of them coming through | given | the debates which we have |
| the outcomes but we have | given | the issues a thorough airing |
| the reason that i have | given | the medical research council is |
| shopkeeper or van would have | given | them credit against the expectation |
| realising he shouldn t have | given | them to angelica i ve |
| from john swinney we have | given | this a good go mr |
| the guarantees that you have | given | those people bill swann in |
| discretionary points will also be | given | to entice those who have |
| the reception that we have | given | to it because we have |
| professional commitment that they have | given | to the group s work |
| and service that they have | given | to us all in every |
| weeks i have at last | given | up at the cottage homes |
| owls and hawks i have | given | up the fantasy that plagued |
| about 11 million people have | given | up the smoking habit price |
| benefits that people who have | given | up work will claim from |
| a short time you have | given | us a good grasp does |
| both the convener you have | given | us an explanation of the |
| so on that would have | given | us not just a snapshot |
| officials and politicians have not | given | us straight answers they have |
| slow changing social networks have | given | way to satellite commuter communities |
| and all others who have | given | wholeheartedly of their best and |
| meeting earlier we could have | given | you a flavour of the |
| noo sae rare i have | given | you an account of school |
| them run i have also | given | you an account of the |
| it muir russell i have | given | you figures brian adam i |
| just thought they might have | given | you the basement [laugh] sounds |
| death and the rest were | given | 20 years imprisonment it sounds |
| in the parish were each | given | a coronation mug and a |
| young and inexperienced you were | given | a half bit which only |
| recorder afterwards the pupils were | given | a list of adjectives and |
| dual system when we were | given | a year s deferment for |
| metropolitan police who were recently | given | an additional 176 million in |
| the 10 year olds were | given | an additional formal reading passage |
| sky had cleared we were | given | an enormous breakfast omelette and |
| you kept bees you were | given | an extra sugar ration which |
| solutions for this year were | given | and ways ahead for next |
| whom invitations to tender were | given | and why the contract was |
| gone stone alone were sometimes | given | as guid suin gaen gawn |
| arteriosclerosis and chronic ulcers were | given | as the cause of his |
| economy f1148: they were actually | given | away already so we got |
| 1990 23 dsfbs were intentionally | given | broad powers under the salmon |
| themselves because they were god | given | but in the wrong place |
| for drug dealing offences were | given | by the courts in 2001 |
| undermine the commitments that were | given | by the executive first we |
| material because we were not | given | copies that is entirely wrong |
| the reassurances that you were | given | every time that you raised |
| sacks and farm servants were | given | five stone of meal as |
| magnificent sight and prizes were | given | for appearance at ploughing matches |
| reassurances every time they were | given | george macbride one does not |
| her behalf were quite astonishing | given | his own health problem accordingly |
| but who were encouraged and | given | inflated opportunities to purchase them |
| executive how many babies were | given | intrauterine transfusions due to rhesus |
| the examples that we were | given | made us more worried about |
| various classes of work were | given | out 1945 it was decided |
| as the couchette tickets were | given | out scandinavian style without any |
| of music and drama were | given | powers to award degrees section |
| particularly if such issues were | given | public prominence and the courant |
| at first they were protected | given | safe conduct in their nomadic |
| we as english speakers were | given | seats meant for a cnd |
| as possible the committee were | given | sheets on which duties were |
| at leningrad and were mercifully | given | tea by very nice english |
| of difficulties were not addressed | given | that how are we making |
| them were for new buildings | given | that the great majority of |
| writers on the topic 3 | given | that they were eager to |
| long to recognise their necessity | given | that they were not included |
| point of interest to members | given | that we were all invited |
| came to scotland we were | given | the choice about how to |
| carry a piece but were | given | their dinner or cup of |
| were a baby you should | given | them a ring sometime anne |
| f1037: you know we were | given | things well theatre tickets all |
| the people who were not | given | those skills at school dr |
| content of the various tasks | given | to each subject were as |
| possible and no credit was | given | to folk who were speedy |
| from the subsidies that were | given | to local services the scheme |
| the other four regions were | given | to the count of rosellon |
| and the powers that were | given | to the european parliament were |
| local people afterwards alms were | given | to the poor and a |
| breach of assurances that were | given | to the scottish parliament in |
| the area 3 reports were | given | verbally by the following mr |
| two years ago we were | given | well the the radio awaz |
| that the reports that were | given | were often oral the problems |
| period of advance warning were | given | where possible the business clerks |
| specific assurances to that effect | given | by a minister of her |
| executive further to the commitment | given | by the deputy first minister |
| categorised as the water environment | given | by the deputy minister for |
| the text of the speech | given | by the first minister on |
| per annum welcomes the assurance | given | by the minister for enterprise |
| scottish executive whether the explanation | given | by the minister for finance |
| in the tendering process be | given | by the minister the job |
| around 3 of training providers | given | by the then minister for |
| of the debate the minister | given | that he is a minister |
| is given to the minister | given | that why did mr galbraith |
| does the first minister agree | given | the details that john farquhar |
| those that are highest achieving | given | the minister s commitment to |
| does the first minister agree | given | this great country s history |
| robison north east scotland snp | given | those statements will the minister |
| power of compliance that is | given | to the minister given that |
| of the previous friday and | given | to the minister over the |
| on which such intimation is | given | 4 subsection 4 of section |
| all such patients will be | given | a neurological assessment to gauge |
| of economic and social disadvantage | given | any impact that such relocations |
| whom and what reason was | given | for such a warning s1w |
| a doctor they are often | given | older drugs such as tricyclic |
| as such it s unlikely | given | that he was a competent |
| surgery to collect their prescription | given | that such developments would remove |
| request for sportscotland to make | given | that such guidance would provide |
| commenting on the material world | given | that such metaphors exist it |
| to comply with such directions | given | that that is in the |
| at such a late stage | given | the level of debate that |
| 1 million from tayside contracts | given | the loss of such income |
| to hold such a debate | given | the present circumstances in afghanistan |
| equally important that attention is | given | to issues such as research |
| scrutinised reasons should also be | given | to justify such a practice |
| businesses coverage such as is | given | to those who fail in |
| for future trials will be | given | without such a guarantee s1w |
| of entry for purchasers be | given | 9 thursday get electricity on |
| from each class will be | given | a certificate and the winning |
| under the sun should be | given | a chance of wholeness i |
| before the justices and be | given | a chance to state his |
| care committee it will be | given | a copy of all relevant |
| to genres pupils can be | given | a list of sentences which |
| be recorded on audio cassette | given | a mark by the centre |
| the railings started to be | given | a new coat of green |
| way the pupils can be | given | a set of lists of |
| and young people can be | given | a voice in society we |
| condition might be identified and | given | access to the appropriate treatment |
| uk and ireland to be | given | additional time to undertake the |
| the same answer might be | given | again and the petition would |
| statute and is to be | given | all the protections that are |
| for the seminars i ve | given | and will be able to |
| be independent of local authorities | given | any potential conflict of interest |
| [censored: surname] s book will be | given | as promised to coopers and |
| the social evening should be | given | as soon as possible society |
| that certain areas should be | given | assistance in the preparation and |
| thirty thousand speakers should be | given | at least some regular radio |
| 2 beautiful kittens to be | given | away box 177 come to |
| hyslop said powers should be | given | back to the scottish parliament |
| require planning permission to be | given | before the licence is considered |
| our real commitment could be | given | by including a question on |
| the european parliament should be | given | co decision rights or on |
| at reading pupils can be | given | copies of a text with |
| white a discount will be | given | depending on how much is |
| and those views should be | given | due weight in accordance with |
| remission or pardon should be | given | for homicide until an inquest |
| so on credit can be | given | for the tallest pyramids within |
| are just about to be | given | form love is to be |
| higher education institutions will be | given | greater flexibility in the use |
| share in your work or | given | her a chance to be |
| a small selection can be | given | here and in paper 17 |
| of youth disorder must be | given | high priority if the right |
| she was going to be | given | hospitality in spain and that |
| discretion of the committee be | given | in the language of the |
| discretion of the committee be | given | in the language of the |
| wilson 1792 references will be | given | in the text by jl |
| is at last to be | given | its due place in schools |
| essential before scots could be | given | its proper place in radio |
| the scots language should be | given | its rightful place in the |
| to be qualified in a | given | m608: aye f643: a given |
| be reduced could they be | given | names which indicate their effect |
| design was used would be | given | notelets and a tapestry kit |
| need for scots to be | given | official status and therefore adequate |
| they should expect to be | given | only when they arrived all |
| management plan aid can be | given | over a longer period current |
| and if they be not | given | over they are all drinking |
| in a complex will be | given | over to the development of |
| of religious persuasion to be | given | permanent asylum no questions asked |
| to establish who should be | given | powers to make regulations in |
| press for them to be | given | powers to set total allowable |
| medical practitioner is to be | given | preferential treatment on making an |
| aside for guild necessities be | given | rev a russell said that |
| working through learning difficulties and | given | scotland reason to be proud |
| the scottish executive to be | given | scotland s share of new |
| inborn interest began to be | given | shape the dialect i spoke |
| unconvinced that registrars will be | given | sufficient protection from unreasonable demands |
| be some attention spo- eh | given | tae the a- whatever area |
| time it is well timed | given | that 2001 is to be |
| perhaps he should be listening | given | that he was the former |
| elliot we accepted as a | given | that higher still would be |
| my thesis over the summer | given | that i shan t be |
| be a conflict of interest | given | that inevitably there will be |
| be written in those terms | given | that local democratic opinion in |
| i will be muir russell | given | that modern it enables people |
| can be returned mr kelly | given | that the nasuwt crosses the |
| short timetable could be achieved | given | that the policy is about |
| executive what assurance can be | given | that the proposed closure of |
| that could be done best | given | that the scottish crime squad |
| reid as would be expected | given | that their parents had moved |
| that will be made available | given | that there can be debates |
| avoid out of hours calls | given | that there would be a |
| made available should be delayed | given | that they would be most |
| there was general agreement that | given | that this will be a |
| helped vulnerable people will be | given | the assistance that they need |
| and will need to be | given | the chance to say their |
| not be your best option | given | the circumstances had she shown |
| expect a response to be | given | the convener i think that |
| not be their last visit | given | the important continuing work that |
| would be good quality judges | given | the kind of offences with |
| may be brought back and | given | the live fox as a |
| d would be appropriate even | given | the markedly complicated interfaces between |
| of dunfermline east should be | given | the option of talking directly |
| is whether ministers should be | given | the power to amend lists |
| constitutional change that europe faces | given | the powers that be in |
| be in the public domain | given | the public subsidy involved so |
| would be an insignificant amount | given | the sorts of prices that |
| to some extent and could | given | the will be further developed |
| operation would be absolute lunacy | given | the worries about the impact |
| tickets checked and lunch token | given | this will be handed over |
| provide dinner on the date | given | this will be the 11th |
| would be about 750 000 | given | those figures only an ignoramus |
| meeting his views will be | given | through tommy sheridan we are |
| curriculum it would be possible | given | time and resources to extend |
| nations weapons inspectors must be | given | time to complete their investigations |
| great deal but must be | given | time to reach its full |
| does not require to be | given | to a landlord and that |
| note that grants will be | given | to a range of national |
| to scotland is to be | given | to a rapporteur so that |
| can be legally photocopied and | given | to a specific class under |
| 2 years fliers could be | given | to all summer leavers intimating |
| mental health services will be | given | to argyll and clyde nhs |
| the same recognition should be | given | to bsl users other things |
| a 20 tip will be | given | to church officer bouquets are |
| year council permission will be | given | to close gibson st from |
| you 10 notelets will be | given | to graham [censored: surname] 5 notelets |
| the discretion that would be | given | to judges stewart stevenson asked |
| under this section must be | given | to local authorities collectively direct |
| what extra funding will be | given | to local authorities to fund |
| of which 200 will be | given | to margery [censored: surname] in appreciation |
| national lottery award to be | given | to philately secretary bpt annual |
| could be seen to be | given | to some prisoners if a |
| does not fall to be | given | to that person under paragraph |
| good some thought must be | given | to that problem donald gorrie |
| an interpretation requirement must be | given | to the business clerks to |
| that greater recognition should be | given | to the condition by education |
| glasgow springburn credit should be | given | to the executive where it |
| and the powers will be | given | to the judges mr duncan |
| and further thought to be | given | to the matter before stage |
| there should be equal weighting | given | to the oral aural skills |
| may be when possession is | given | to the other person brian |
| to tell people could be | given | to the surveillance commissioner there |
| [censored: surname] s reunion will be | given | to this fund the president |
| should a professional lobbyist be | given | to understand that preferential access |
| that more weight should be | given | to working for equality for |
| ask and it will be | given | to you seek and you |
| much er weight will be | given | to your arguments so that |
| cannot be made or treatment | given | unless the patient is detained |
| we fear we shall be | given | vitamin pudd tablets and sit |
| be dissolved under the bill | given | what happened the last time |
| which great weight should be | given | when we try to tie |
| all the quotations for a | given | word could be sorted and |
| say on sites to be | given | world heritage site status the |
| nettle leaf under his tongue | given | a hand puppet he would |
| analysed are taken out and | given | a wash under the tap |
| the scottish ministers 5 directions | given | by the scottish ministers under |
| just under 50 per cent | given | that our population share is |
| the best that it can | given | the constraints under which it |
| included in the capital consents | given | to local authorities under local |
| must accord with any directions | given | to them under this section |
| on the list of groups | given | under point 9 that the |
| of my mind about whether | given | the short timetable there should |
| competed and those who had | given | invited displays at glasgow 2000 |
| hearings to the procurator fiscal | given | that making those requests is |
| pressures on community care budgets | given | those pressures we could not |
| direction of the scottish ministers | given | after consultation with the local |
| enforcement an interesting example was | given | at the local government committee |
| is 658 when the figures | given | for each local authority add |
| local memory in stranraer was | given | in the recent controversy over |
| authorities and local authorities are | given | ownership of private sector telecommunication |
| will it end postcode prescribing | given | that local drugs and therapeutics |
| of eias to local authorities | given | the committee s knowledge of |
| many local economies in scotland | given | the intense global competitive pressures |
| publish any instructions or guidance | given | to local authorities regarding decision |
| controls other than the guidance | given | to local authorities they would |
| the name that is often | given | to local government in the |
| was released regarding any commitments | given | in relation to scottish participation |
| work load with any certainty | given | that it will not deal |
| of any situation miss goldie | given | that mr mcleish in all |
| commissioners are needed at any | given | time amendment 27 requires the |
| pounds in use at any | given | time appropriate for different goods |
| any employment of and instructions | given | to counsel by the solicitor |
| any regard at all is | given | to quality more experienced persons |
| response to s1w 31448 was | given | by the chief executive of |
| to undertake that work was | given | by the executive yesterday i |
| and supports the clear priority | given | by the scottish executive to |
| executive whether ministerial approval was | given | for the appointment of bill |
| estimates the figure that is | given | for the scottish executive and |
| put to the executive witnesses | given | that he sat on the |
| reply will she explain why | given | that the executive uses the |
| of motion s1m 922 and | given | the executive s commitment to |
| study of unexplained motor symptoms | given | the executive s position on |
| help the aged this morning | given | the work that the executive |
| executive what guidance is currently | given | to farmers on premises affected |
| executive s position usually undertakings | given | to parliament are accompanied by |
| scottish executive whether priority is | given | to placing requests from parents |
| scottish executive what guidelines are | given | to police forces with regard |
| scottish executive what training is | given | to police surgeons taking part |
| executive further to the answer | given | to question s1w 867 by |
| genuinely seemed to shock him | given | all the estimates that he |
| in terms of our time | given | all the other things that |
| in the bill and was | given | assurances that the agency was |
| order to exercise a power | given | by subsection 1 that appears |
| the protection that is already | given | by the protection of animals |
| of papers that [censored: forename] s | given | certainly m741: right m605: ehm |
| although that date may slip | given | everything else that we are |
| telephone that the victoria had | given | her position as five miles |
| to the man that had | given | her the three sick bairns |
| think that something is inappropriate | given | how important the occasion is |
| the same priority that was | given | in previous centuries to other |
| of 7 million that was | given | in the snap report i |
| that the word regions was | given | inverted commas in deference to |
| it goes without saying that | given | its good report from hmi |
| s that s a a | given | m815: [sniff] m816: that s |
| a minute they ve not | given | me that f814: cause ellen |
| would like to answer that | given | my background in and involvement |
| surrendered that moral choice and | given | our power to england which |
| in the newspaper that is | given | out free in scotland s |
| there a solution to that | given | people s quite understandable tendency |
| ensure that child health is | given | priority status across its departments |
| and therefore an allowance was | given | so that tax was paid |
| that are used i was | given | some examples of that when |
| weeks ehm and i was | given | some s-s- some tests that |
| no authoritative comment on this | given | space i would argue that |
| that an f631: yeah an | given | steroids an f689: urgh f631: |
| to discuss her transport policies | given | that 2 500 people turned |
| less than 5 per cent | given | that access to sport leisure |
| beyond its standard life and | given | that according to tayside university |
| uk as a whole and | given | that agriculture is a devolved |
| of the new american presidency | given | that both the majority in |
| like because so that if | given | that [click] [inhale] so er |
| okay f1009: yes [laugh] m1055: | given | that cue let s move |
| for entry to religious sites | given | that entry to glasgow cathedral |
| many youngsters got no benefit | given | that from what david eaglesham |
| lodger of the motion sought | given | that he had lodged the |
| scotland need the oft report | given | that health is a devolved |
| is one of little change | given | that i am running out |
| for this sort of initiative | given | that it is a trusted |
| in making my opening remarks | given | that it is cold and |
| not available for this committee | given | that it is part of |
| to deal with the petition | given | that it is the subject |
| on resource accounts and budgeting | given | that it says that resource |
| early in the highland region | given | that it started in the |
| enterprise transport and lifelong learning | given | that it was not included |
| throughout the highlands and islands | given | that many european motorists use |
| arrangements for care or disposal | given | that many foxhounds are not |
| precise definition for social housing | given | that many landlords are involved |
| petrol without exceeding that limit | given | that ministers are considering conferring |
| do about scottish homes tenants | given | that ministers policy is to |
| andy kerr east kilbride lab | given | that more than half of |
| scanlon highlands and islands con | given | that mr stone is so |
| mr wilson seeks to give | given | that mr wilson also made |
| so which is rather surprising | given | that murray is not a |
| recruiting retaining and valuing nurses | given | that nurses provide 80 per |
| would want to check it | given | that one is required to |
| amendment 18 is also appropriate | given | that one of the bill |
| spending of millions of pounds | given | that osteoporosis is treatable and |
| confidentiality and contract details which | given | that people may feel that |
| mistakes made by the state | given | that perspective i was anxious |
| get me day robert brown | given | that police numbers in scotland |
| registrars about approval of premises | given | that registrars would conduct ceremonies |
| specialist consultants nurses and physiotherapists | given | that scarcities in these areas |
| is a testament to that | given | that scottish chambers of commerce |
| state of scotland s economy | given | that since publication of the |
| complete loss of huntassociated employment | given | that some horses and dogs |
| no risk to public health | given | that that is the situation |
| the post of deputy convener | given | that that position seems to |
| few areas is not surprising | given | that the bill is essentially |
| the management of freshwater fisheries | given | that the committee will examine |
| put into the public domain | given | that the convenor of the |
| not that cost considerably more | given | that the conversion rates for |
| aquatic ecosystem constitutes surface water | given | that the definition of surface |
| set aside for all representatives | given | that the european parliament is |
| circle cement factory near dunbar | given | that the factory combusts waste |
| snp it is absolutely disgraceful | given | that the government interruption never |
| the director of historic scotland | given | that the head of the |
| for nigerian refugee eniola adewale | given | that the home secretary jack |
| continued in the new parliament | given | that the independent review group |
| but we will find out | given | that the issue is sensitive |
| production area of the briquettes | given | that the legislation states specifically |
| the board members and others | given | that the members of the |
| a complaint to the ombudsman | given | that the ombudsman is the |
| from where they will come | given | that the organisation was launched |
| at liberty to do so | given | that the power will come |
| in rural parts of scotland | given | that the primary aim of |
| work tommy sheridan glasgow ssp | given | that the rate of reduction |
| reduce unemployment in glasgow pollok | given | that the resident claimant count |
| that in mind irene mcgugan | given | that the scottish parliamentary corporate |
| that you provide are important | given | that the sort of things |
| felt that that was inappropriate | given | that the ssi was already |
| us where our remit lies | given | that the subject matter of |
| first week back the convener | given | that the treasury does not |
| the sector is particularly widespread | given | that the wages of share |
| reasonable work on the petition | given | that there are only four |
| is a particularly good year | given | that there is an election |
| choose option c that said | given | that there is continuing controversy |
| significant sum in some quarters | given | that there is no allocation |
| fbri forms completed after fires | given | that these forms do not |
| just estimates and projections but | given | that they are the best |
| western isles and the highlands | given | that they are the highest |
| they would not exist but | given | that they do there are |
| that you can make and | given | that they indicate a significant |
| intentions three months in advance | given | that they must ensure that |
| may look at that again | given | that they ve now got |
| happened last year mary scanlon | given | that this time last year |
| as good as we imagine | given | that tobacco is a highly |
| advertising and how vaccination was | given | that was in addition to |
| of tobacco usage maureen moore | given | that we are dealing with |
| construct a list of offences | given | that we are ensuring that |
| whether his phone was tapped | given | that we are not dealing |
| party the deputy presiding officer | given | that we are now past |
| from third world farmers pockets | given | that we are putting that |
| consultation period was comparatively short | given | that we had waited so |
| and that many are disillusioned | given | that we know that some |
| individuals in consultation exercises secondly | given | that we need to see |
| is published an impression is | given | that while gaelic is seen |
| the demand for specific products | given | that you are talking about |
| of that happening are limited | given | the available time i am |
| show that committees are effective | given | the civil liberties issues that |
| wide ranging and comprehensive report | given | the concerns that phil gallie |
| mention and the most appropriate | given | the context is that in |
| licences it is suggested that | given | the differences between the petitioner |
| elderly is too low and | given | the disruption that the installation |
| elected scottish representatives phil gallie | given | the emphasis that we all |
| watchers seem to expect that | given | the european parliament s whole |
| before i catch members eyes | given | the increase in demand that |
| on the island of coll | given | the length of time that |
| why do you think that | given | the make up of the |
| raised dennis canavan falkirk west | given | the need to ensure that |
| sfha s view is that | given | the overall increase in available |
| informed view of the matter | given | the particular interest that she |
| a particular line of argument | given | the political pressures that are |
| the british isles alasdair morgan | given | the problems that scallop fishers |
| and it was suggested that | given | the relative cost of the |
| subscribe to that mr ingram | given | the response that we had |
| in the 21st century is | given | the same priority that was |
| refugees and asylum seekers are | given | the services that they require |
| also undermining the sand banks | given | the simple equation that no |
| the convener that is agreed | given | the time that is available |
| only five minutes on court | given | the time that is lost |
| that is in the legislation | given | the way in which clause |
| of the scottish secure tenancy | given | the way that the order |
| feel that at this point | given | the wide ranging requirements for |
| is doing in that area | given | the work that we are |
| from that of older men | given | their work patterns when they |
| justices of perthshire except that | given | these examples of mr wedderburn |
| stage that the students are | given | time to listen to the |
| access the guidance that is | given | to crown office and procurator |
| and the effect that is | given | to discipline when it is |
| gulf war that multiple vaccines | given | to gulf war troops oil |
| that doric is a name | given | to north east scots and |
| than the drugs that are | given | to older people i encountered |
| of termination of the agreement | given | to the authority by that |
| a hospital the certificate is | given | to the managers of that |
| the certificate the certificate is | given | to the managers of that |
| securing that full effect is | given | to the principal direction 5 |
| time was that the name | given | to the teacher s whistle |
| for aberdeenshire council i am | given | to understand that it is |
| determining the priority that is | given | to various aspects of a |
| amended so that the protection | given | to victims when they give |
| abody angelica abody that hisna | given | up an died lang ago |
| and i ve never quite | given | up and i know that |
| interview and that graeme s | given | up his job thus incurring |
| that statement true or false | given | what is in the act |
| further round of applause was | given | when the president disclosed that |
| ensure that a response was | given | within a reasonable time it |
| m816: that s a definite | given | yep toilet seat goes up |
| ve noticed that i ve | given | you this in your tutorial |
| general remarks about smoking but | given | your preamble i suspect that |
| as a new member and | given | a welcome pack by the |
| of fortune and the admonitions | given | about her by venus and |
| doon progress from a talk | given | by a bangkok tourist guide |
| playground i instance the example | given | by a dundee poet whom |
| consistent with the previous explanation | given | by its officials to north |
| by some of the examples | given | by some of the worksheets |
| order to exercise a power | given | by subsection 1 5 proceedings |
| additional 29 million of funding | given | by the millennium commission to |
| club vol i p 49 | given | by the rev john ross |
| the criminal justice scotland bill | given | by the scottish gamekeepers association |
| west of the a position | given | by the ship a substantial |
| pupil in writing in a | given | genre by providing a scaffold |
| are traditionally used within a | given | territory of a state by |
| name and address was falsely | given | to an enforcement officer by |
| plump churn in the house | given | to her by wattie black |
| s name was also one | given | to me by dr susanne |
| authority in accordance with directions | given | to them by the scottish |
| a a term of derision | given | to them by their neighbouring |
| overcame the stuffiness of the | given | topic travel by rail afterwards |
| today s keynote speech was | given | with great passion by andy |
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