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Jacobs described it as "a turn of the century feel, but with bits of the 1960s and 1970s.
It is now one win in nine games for Liverpool but Benitez insists his side are "playing better" and just need a bit of "luck", although the penalty that a flying David Ngog won against Birmingham might be construed by many as a turn of fortune.
Quaint streets once crossed without so much as a turn of the head are now mired in traffic.
As a turn of phrase, it's a ready-to-go option on your smartphone, pre-programmed along with "talk to you later" and "see you soon".
We identified each student statement as a turn of talk if a student spoke several sentences in a row, this was still defined as one turn of talk.
Interviewee 7 invokes 'magic' as a turn of phrase to reflect on the avoidance of caesarean and the concomitant maintenance of control.
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Thankfully, the children's Norland nanny made an effort, demonstrating indefatigable girl-guide spirit, by arriving dressed as a turn-of-the-century Brown Owl.
For years the food service at the Metropolitan Museum of Art was as dull as a turn-of-the-century Paris salon.
One room is filled with sumptuous dog beds, upholstered in velvet, and imaginative doghouses, like one rigged as a turn-of-the-century bathing tent.
And there are other places that now exist only in memory, places like Valentine Avenue in the Fordham section of the Bronx, where a farm path served as a turn-of-the-century lovers' lane before giving way to a residential neighborhood.
She might also have laughed at the cover of "My Brothers' Flying Machine: Wilbur, Orville, and Me," showing her as a turn-of-the-last-century pre-teen-ager, arms akimbo, enjoying the wind and sand of Kitty Hawk, her back to her brothers' flying machine.
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