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He can only ever eat the lion, the big lion, and only then if the lion has eaten the sheep and falls asleep.
And we hear the same kind of condescension in the warnings that he can only ever be a voice of opposition and can never govern.
"Is acting a lie?" asks 15-year-old Christopher, whose autism means he can only ever tell the truth, and who is determined to discover who was responsible for murdering the neighbour's dog.
At this moment i cant decide, Owen should not go, only because he will take an extra space and plus he can only ever be good for a late sub in desperate measures.
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You would certainly expect a steward to intervene on your behalf and confiscate the clips.So they can only ever be used surreptitiously.
So distinct was the mark he made here that I can only ever regard quasi-look-alike Paul Moyer as his less-resonant echo.
Yet Mahler would doubtless have made revisions had he lived, and what we hear can only ever be an approximation of his intentions.
Attempts to combat child labour can only ever be limited, he says, so long as companies "remain silent" on governments' inaction on human rights abuses.
He believes it is a problem which can only ever be resolved with a coordinated international approach.
More profoundly, Guest can only ever almost rush, because he has been, since a freak childhood accident, a quadriplegic.
He hasn't had his chance as PM yet, so time can only tell a man of promise can only ever become a man of promises.
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