1 APPENDICES Table of Contents 1. Appendix 1

APPENDICES

Table of Contents

1. Appendix 1 ...... 6

1.1. Love ...... 6

1.1.1. Emotional colouring ...... 6

1.1.2. Change of meaning ...... 14

1.1.3. The moment of speaking ...... 16

1.1.4. Temporariness ...... 18

1.1.5. Repetition ...... 19

1.1.6. Duration ...... 19

1.1.7. A matter of course ...... 25

1.1.8. Immediacy in a generic statement ...... 26

1.2. Like ...... 26

1.2.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 26

1.2.2. Emotional colouring ...... 27

1.2.3. The moment of speaking ...... 29

1.2.4. Temporariness ...... 31

1.2.5. Increasing/decreasing activity ...... 34

1.2.6. A matter of course ...... 34

1.3. Fear ...... 35

1.3.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 35

1.3.2. Emotional colouring ...... 35

1.3.3. The moment of speaking ...... 39

1.3.4. Temporariness ...... 40

1.3.5. Duration ...... 41

1.4. Want ...... 45

1.4.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 45

1.4.2. Emotional colouring ...... 73

1.4.3. The moment of speaking ...... 97

1.4.4. Temporariness ...... 108

1.4.5. Increasing/decreasing activity ...... 147

1.4.6. Repetition ...... 149

1.4.7. Duration ...... 153

1.4.8. Interpretive, explanatory use ...... 189

1.4.9. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons ...... 190

1.4.10. A matter of course ...... 190

1.4.11. Immediacy in a generic statement ...... 222

1.5. Wish ...... 227

1.5.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 227

1.5.2. Emotional colouring ...... 229

1.5.3. The moment of speaking ...... 240

1.5.4. Temporariness ...... 247

1.5.5. Repetition ...... 259 2

1.5.6. Duration ...... 261

1.5.7. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons ...... 267

1.5.8. A matter of course ...... 268

1.5.9. Immediacy in a generic statement ...... 272

1.6. Know ...... 273

1.6.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 273

1.6.2. Emotional colouring ...... 274

1.6.3. Temporariness ...... 274

1.6.4. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons ...... 276

1.6.5. A matter of course ...... 277

1.6.6. Immediacy in a generic statement ...... 278

1.7. Understand ...... 278

1.7.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 278

1.7.2. Change of meaning ...... 280

1.7.3. The moment of speaking ...... 280

1.7.4. Temporariness ...... 284

1.7.5. Repetition ...... 287

1.7.6. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons ...... 289

1.8. Believe ...... 290

1.8.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 290

1.8.2. Emotional colouring ...... 293

1.8.3. The moment of speaking ...... 296 3

1.8.4. Temporariness ...... 297

1.8.5. Repetition ...... 299

1.8.6. Duration ...... 299

1.8.7. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons ...... 302

1.8.8. A matter of course ...... 304

1.8.9. Immediacy in a generic statement ...... 304

1.9. Realise ...... 305

1.9.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 305

1.9.2. Emotional colouring ...... 306

1.9.3. Change of meaning ...... 306

1.9.4. The moment of speaking ...... 323

1.9.5. Temporariness ...... 325

1.9.6. Increasing/decreasing activity ...... 343

1.9.7. Repetition ...... 346

1.9.8. Duration ...... 346

1.9.9. A matter of course ...... 353

1.9.10. Immediacy in a generic statement ...... 354

1.10. Suppose ...... 354

1.10.1. Politeness, tentativeness ...... 354

1.10.2. The moment of speaking ...... 357

1.10.3. Temporariness ...... 358

1.10.4. Duration ...... 359 4

1.10.5. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons ...... 359

1.10.6. A matter of course ...... 360

2. Appendix 2 ...... 361

2.1. Questionnaire ...... 361

2.2. Answers of the respondents ...... 366

2.2.1. Respondent 1 ...... 366

2.2.2. Respondent 2 ...... 368

2.2.3. Respondent 3 ...... 370

2.2.4. Respondent 4 ...... 372

2.2.5. Respondent 5 ...... 374

2.2.6. Respondent 6 ...... 376

2.2.7. Respondent 7 ...... 378

2.2.8. Respondent 8 ...... 380

2.2.9. Respondent 9 ...... 382

2.2.10. Respondent 10 ...... 384

2.2.11. Respondent 11 ...... 386

2.2.12. Respondent 12 ...... 388

1. Appendix 1

1.1. Love

1.1.1. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 9302 s-units.

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Central defender Adam Reed, a Bishop Auckland teenager, will be in the squad tonight. Hankin said: " Reed is a terrific prospect at 16. He has come on in leaps and bounds this season. I don't intend to play him. But he can sample the first-team atmosphere. " I am planning for next season, even though I am not sure what the future holds. I am manager until the end of the season when my position will be reviewed. " Football is a game of chance and I am loving every minute of it. I can see signs of improvement throughout the club. " HARTLEPOOL chairman Garry Gibson rates winger Paul Dalton as First Division material. Gibson said: " Dalton is especially good against better quality opposition. He was outstanding in our Cup games, because players are allowed more space against higher-division teams. " At a lower level, players are tackled all over the field. " I would not suggest Dalton is in the Liverpool or Arsenal class, but he could fit into a mid-table (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994) English medieval mystics: games of faith. Glasscoe, Marion. Harlow: Longman Group Title UK Ltd, 1993, pp. 1-159. 1239 s-units. ID Symbol HY6

The chapter ends with a succinct statement about the divine energy which works through discipline to the freedom to love and is manifested in the relationship between the Old and New Covenants: " for fulnes of law es charite; in hynges all ". This leads naturally to the splendid definitions of love in chapter ten as Rolle anticipates the disciple bringing him down to earth with a question: " You talk a great deal about love but what is it? Where is it? How do I best practise it and know that I am loving God? " The systematic answers reveal that love is essentially in the inner heart of man not in works, which are merely a sign of love, though it is true that " luf wil noght be ydel: it es wirkand som gude evermare " (111.96-- ;7). By re-examining the three degrees in ways which are closer to those of Emendatio Vitae Rolle now expands understanding of the implications of his earlier definitions in chapter eight of The Form. He answers that first God should be loved with the

Date (1985-1994)

Title I believe. Carey, George. London: SPCK, 1991, pp. 32-131. 2205 s-units.

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Register W_religion time were very crude and based upon feudal understandings of barons and servants and themes of honour, respect and dignity. Peter Abelard rejected these crude and often absurd ideas which seemed to lower the dignity of God. In their place he substituted a psychological theory which is almost modern in its understanding and penetration. He saw the power of love to inspire and transform. In his opinion, the cross of Christ did not change God, or our relationship with God at all, but it changes us. The cross does not affect God because he has always been loving and desiring our repentance; it affects us by presenting us with an example of love and sacrifice which overwhelms us because of its outrageous generosity. Let us now dig a little deeper into this theory and try to appreciate Abelard's thought from within. For him the power of love is paramount. For Abelard there is a transforming energy in love which can change people. Perhaps that came from his own experience of human love -- we don't really know. We have all seen love change things. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 40 convs rec. by `Cherrilyn' (PS06A) between 21 and 26 Feb 1992 with 9 i's, 4281 utts

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Very, very actually I think. Did you see him dive yesterday? The bit where he like jumping on the lake they've cut away a bit of the platform so the only way you can do it is jump onto this bit of wood then fly, and literally he was like that, just going in mid air and landed right in the water! He's nuts! Blinking! Bit cold for that in n it? No, it was gorgeous yesterday wasn't it? Yeah. And it's very You and Brian were loving it! Brian said not too much today Matt, I thought bloody hell what do you think I am! Telling me to walk across! Is that what he said? Yeah. He's worse that I am! Both of you, you're both saps! Don't let him go in the water it's too cold! That's rubbish! Dogs don't feel that! At night see he can't leave him alone he sits there and he goes or something like that and juks (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Belfast Telegraph]. Arts material, pp. ??. 430 s-units.

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Emerald and Bradley who are the flavour of the autumn. Bradley who has travelled the world with his accordion sets the pace in more than 36 Irish tunes including Village Where I Went to School and The Galway Shawl. Real roles in[life of TV's evergreen[heart-thro VINTAGE romeo Ian McShane was lost for words on his daughter's wedding day. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Lee's ghost. Pulsford, Petronella. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1990, pp. 24-135. Title 3142 s-units. ID Symbol CA3

" Well, you may not. You don't know anything. All of Gabriel's people think that they know everything. But you don't know anything really. " " I'm not Gabriel's people. " " All right. But honestly. " " He's not right for you. " " Philippa, when have you ever, ever, known anyone fall in love with someone who was " right " for them? " " If you love somebody so much that it hurts then you are loving too much. That's a quote, I think. From a book about women and loving. " " Maybe if you love someone so little that it doesn't hurt then it's not love. You're preaching individuality, intactness, but people let go of these things when they love. Don't ask me to do a liberated woman. I'm not like that. " " You can love and stay intact. You're too soft. " " What you can't accept is (also immediacy in a generic statement)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 3895 s-units.

ID Symbol K1U

Register W_news_script don't object to the festival. I object to the intrusion into my life. I have lived here for twenty years. When we moved here I was surround by sheep now I find I am surrounded by a sunday market, a bulldog bash, drag racing and now a pop festival. " He says " I think that for everyone who is objecting to the festival locally there are a lot more who are happy to see it go on and see the space used properly and there are twenty five thousand people here from all over the country that are loving the three days. " The festival will feature more than twenty bands and if it all does get too much for you. There's always the Bungy jump. She screams Read in studio Dozens of street musicians have been competing for the title of Britain's best busker. Anyone can enter as long as they have a proper act to perform and the ability to pull a crowd... whatever the weather. Video-Taped report follows KATE GARRAWAY Cheltenham CHARLOTTE RIMMER Competition Organiser From the sensational to the soulful to the simply good fun (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Belfast Telegraph]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 2235 s-units.

ID Symbol K35

Said Ted: " I just want to live as long as possible so that the murderer can be found. " Joan said: " I want people to know that Brian has never been forgotten and that we will never give up hope that his murderer will be found. " Joan and Ted McDermott -- suffering still shows in their eyes. Picture by FRED HOARE Police put out an urgent call to public for more four-legged volunteers... IT'S a dog's life in the RUC -- and the 100 Alsatians, Labradors and Spaniels in the Force are loving every minute of it! But the boys in bottle green are urgently looking for more four legged recruits to swell their depleted ranks, and have appealed to the Ulster public for new volunteers. Nearly all the canine members of the police dog section are former unwanted pets donated by families who for a variety of reasons found the could no longer offer a home to man's best friend. And the skilled trainers at the RUC kennels behind Stormont Castle are again opening their doors. " (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Queen's Park Baptist church magazines]. 558 s-units.

ID Symbol CC9

And the candlestick is beautiful -- dare I say we've been lusting after just such a one for ages, and now we can enjoy your gift. Craig was able to say his thanks in church while I was languishing in bed with tonsillitis. So let me add mine -- thank you very very much. Being in the creche was a lot of fun for all our family. We had difficulty persuading our kids out of the creche and into their different groups, they liked the wee ones so much! However we are loving being back in the service now. Finally, many thanks to the parents and all the other folk who helped us by being part of the duty rota. Particular thanks to Pauline Carruthers and Isobel and Colin Barber. Much love to all you Mums, Dads and kids. CHOCOLATE LOGS ¼ cup finely chopped candied peel ⅓ cup raisins, coarsely chopped ½ cup chopped almonds 2 tablespoons minced preserved ginger 2 tablespoons chopped walnuts 1 tablespoon sugar ⅔; cup shredded coconut 13 oz semi-sweet or bitter sweet chocolate ½ (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Arts material, pp. ??. 1602 s-units.

ID Symbol K4Y

After witnessing the gig I'm definitely wondering why whey weren't taking the top spot. With a full venue in front of them, Catherine Wheel started to produce sparks as soon as they went on stage with a determination to take Leo Fender's finest to their limits. The band have a live intensity that's missing on their recordings and gave added depth to Let Me Down. Vocalist Rob gave little away in the title department but if the tracks were from the forthcoming Ferment album then we're in for a treat. The audience appeared to be loving every minute Smashing Pumpkins were shambling away on stage. I've seen bands play better soundchecks and it didn't take long for self (and a few others) to head for home. I didn't think anything could be worse than Teenage Fanclub's shambolic gig at Newcastle Poly but I was wrong. SWAN Lake with a strippogram, erotic love scenes and a roller skating bear. Not one for the purists, they said... others labelled it soft porn. Before it had even hit the stage (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title East Anglian Daily Times. 1448 s-units.

ID Symbol CFB

The unit accepted it was its fault and has apologised for the delay, " he said. Labour of love for Emma Red Nose Day is with us once again. This amusing, if not slightly absurd, outward sign of helping others, is the trademark of Comic Relief, whose roving spokeswoman is Emma Freud. Our reporter ELIZABETH NICE spoke to Emma about her work with the charity. Emma Freud, roving spokeswoman for Comic Relief, has just crammed 100 interviews and a country-wide tour into three days but still claims to be " loving it ". Emma, 31, grew up in Walberswick, Suffolk, with her four brothers and sisters. Her mother, Jill, runs the Southwold summer theatre and her father is Sir Clement Freud. She has been spreading the Comic Relief message since she went to see a Comic Relief project for homeless young people in London two years ago. " It was a fatal error, " she said. " The organiser asked me if I wanted to see how the money was spent and since then (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Gardeners' World. London: Redwood Pub., 1991, pp. ??. 2703 s-units.

ID Symbol ACX

Register W_pop_lore weeks the Ph had dropped to 6.2, ideal for my purposes. Acid soil bed I wanted to make a raised bed to grown acid-loving plants in my limey soil. It's no good just digging a big hole and filling it with acid soil; the surrounding limey water soon seeps in. However, if the bed is raised, the limey water can't get in. I mixed the cocoa shell with the soil, filled and planted the bed and then mulched over the top with more cocoa shell. So far, my plants seem to be loving it. Wildflower garden One thing I was pleased to see at Chelsea (apart from our Gold Medal-winning garden of course), was the wildflower garden from seedsman John Chambers. Designed by Julie Toll, it looked a real picture. But the amazing thing was that, just after we'd recorded our bit for the Gardeners' World programmed, I spotted a couple of butterflies fluttering around the garden. This was on the Monday before the show opened, and the garden had been completed only two hours earlier. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Liverpool Daily Post and Echo]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1399 s-units.

ID Symbol K3A

" I love meeting people that's why it's so special " Mum in a million... Frances Bradburn, with one of her foster pets Interview by JANET TANSLEY WONDER WOMAN! " COME in, would you like a cup of tea? You must see the kittens... " Frances Bradburn is loving every bit of the attention bestowed on her after winning the region's Mum of the Year Award. Not because of the new-found fame, the cash she's pocketed or the car she stands to win in the national finals. Says Frances, 53, of Delamere Road, 10

Ainsdale: " I love meeting people and that is what has made it all so special. I have chatted to people who I wouldn't ever have met if this hadn't happened. " It's fascinating. " (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 13852 s-units.

ID Symbol K5D

Register W_newsp_other_report from Jenners provided the make-up expertise. IN THE FASHION: Students model clothes by top designers at a show in the Assembly Rooms to raise money for a cancer research charity. John may be set to move on PRESENTING the top children's show on BBC TV is still a thrill for Edinburgh-born John Leslie. But after four years on Blue Peter, it could be time for a move. The 28-year-old has made his first shift from children's telly with the Friday evening showbiz slot " Entertainment Express " where he works alongside Selina Scott -- and he is loving it. " We're more than half way through the first series and I've managed to keep both jobs going. " It is great working with Selina Scott and the programme is a change from anything else I have done. I was brought up with music, I love films and I love showbusiness -- it's great to be involved in it. " Hopefully, it will be back for a second series in September. A lot of people in the business are watching it and the ratings have

Date (1985-1994)

Title City of djinns. Dalrymple, William. London: HarperCollins, 1993, pp. ??. 2329 s-units.

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Hindustan Times, which demonstrate to her satisfaction the old Indian view that Wogs begin at Kabul and that civilization stops on the banks of the Indus. This is very inconvenient for Mrs Puri, as a great number of her close relations have emigrated. She seems resigned to her brother, Teg Bahadur, becoming a Mountie in Canada, but is very worried by her daughter Rupinder, who emigrated to America while still unmarried. " Rupinder may be working in America, " Mrs Puri would tell her friends at their monthly kitty parties, " but she is loving only our Punjab. When she comes back, we will find her a wealthy Sikh husband from a good family. " " I'm sure there are lots of nice Sikh boys out there, " I once remarked. This went down very badly. " These American Sikhs we do not want, " said Mrs Puri emphatically. " Like the Sikhs in your Southall, they are jungli Sikhs. They are not educated peoples. " " Some of them must be educated. "

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Guardian, elect. edn. of 19891123]. Sport material, pp. ??. 612 s-units.

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Rest is now the accepted cure. It's very hard to find a vet to fire a horse, they're liable to get prosecuted by the RSPCA. Breakfast Car will probably have to go up a grade and go to slightly posher places. " Wizzard Artist, who ran on Lingfield's all-weather Flat course a fortnight ago, completed a great day for Davies with a slick, 12 lengths win in the Jevington Novices' Hurdle. Davies, who will be 33 next month, enthused: " I 'm still loving the game. The Captain (Tim Forster) is very good to me and there's no pressure on either of us now that I'm no longer stable jockey. That's my first treble this season, but I once had a four-timer and a second from five rides at Newbury. " Squash: Gregory bows to Jahangir. JAHANGIR KHAN took 34 minutes to dismiss Paul Gregory, the last British survivor, from the Stuttgart Open, writes Richard Jago. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Liverpool Echo & Daily Post. Liverpool: Liverpool Daily Post & Echo Ltd, 1993, pp. Title ??. 18715 s-units. ID Symbol K97

Register W_newsp_other_report and lives in London, is lapping up Buddymania from signing sessions outside provincial theatres to being recognised in fish and chip shops despite the fact he leaves his plain glass black spectacles in the dressing room as well as the replica Holly suits. Worshipped He is also fan worshipped by one woman in particular sporting a Buddy sweatshirt. She even dances in the aisles during shows. " Yeah, that's my mum, " laughs Alex. " She's a fanatic and she'll probably bring Dad and a whole coachload of relatives to Liverpool, too. " " I 'm loving it just as much even down to the research. I read up on everything I can about him. " It's coincidental, but I used to be in a band at school called The Frogmen now I'm in The Crickets, " says Alex. Star He is also unique in the stable of up and coming actors who have portrayed the much-missed star. " I am proud to have been the first British actor to play the American rock hero in his own homeland. "

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hot Press. Dublin, Ireland: Hot Press, 1991, pp. ??. 3364 s-units.

ID Symbol ED7

Register W_pop_lore running into an old boyfriend who was a prick, but you still want to fuck him cause the sex was so great. The guy relays how he's been fantasising about you while with his new girlfriend, so you invite him over to do the wild thing. It's sung slowly and sweetly, just like a ballad. " I'll suck your dick and I won't stop/Till everything inside rises to the top I'll swallow every ounce of that sticky cum/Cause that's how a dick-suck should be done/Then your cum goes down my throat/And I 'm loving every bit and refuse to choke/No other girls will do the things I do/Now tell me/Is the pussy still good to you? " That's just a taste of the song. At 6.22 it's the longest track on the tape, which sells for about $8.99. And at that price it's a better deal than phone sex. But there's a twist. After she gets pleased she kicks him out. The guy is dumbfounded because -- he didn't come! " (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1975-1984)

Title Dostoevsky. Jones, John. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1983, pp. ??. 1523 s-units.

ID Symbol A18

Porfiry is also asking Raskolnikov to recognize his hunger for what it is. Both he and Sonya Marmeladov, in their separate areas of the novel, impress the need to accept suffering. Now suffering is a vast and many-sided fact of Crime and Punishment, as of all mature Dostoevsky -- larger than the " loose end " idea of The Drunks which produced Marmeladov the marmeladey wallower in abasement and humiliation, the man who seeks suffering and finds it (and so finds satisfaction too) at the bottom of his vodka jug, who screams " I 'm loving this! " when his wife pulls him across the room by his hair; and larger than the " out of the practical swim " idea of " A Confession " from which emerges the murderer, the man with something to confess, who doesn't seek suffering but learns, though only in the Epilogue, to accept it. Prostitution is the hardest labour in the world, Dostoevsky thought, and Sonya of the yellow ticket who sells her body to buy her family's bread has no loose-end aspect to (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Face. 2217 s-units.

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Lunch with Paloma Picasso, friendships with the supermodels, front-row seats at the shows and invites to the designers' private dinners afterwards, fashion advice from her friend at Vogue. Later, she'll be in Edinburgh for the festival then across the UK, performing her new one-woman show to sell-out audiences. Her film, Without You I'm Nothing, will be playing at the ICA and arthouses across the country, and she's on the cover of Playboy and THE FACE. This is glamour. This is Sandra 's life. And she 's loving it. " They used to call me " nigger lips " in high school: " Oh, you're so ugly, you're so skinny and you got nigger lips! " It really took the late-Eighties and Nineties before I had people I could relate to " SANDRA BERNHARD GREW UP in Michigan, Arizona, the youngest child (there were three older brothers) of a doctor and an artist. When she was eight, they went to Detroit to see Hello Dolly and Sandra decided to become

Date (1985-1994)

Title Business. London: Business People Pubcs Ltd, 1991, pp. 9-111. 2554 s-units.

ID Symbol BMB

VGA's verdict Is in the top 5 per cent of UK managers, but hasn't the faintest idea how good she is. Shell is stretching her executive capabilities, and she 's loving it. Her pleasant manner wins her commitment and loyalty from friends and colleagues. She has a calmness which makes others bring their work and personal troubles to her. But she never uses her personality to gain a career advantage. Management critique Such an exceptional manager, she would not have seen the arrival of her son, Christopher, five years ago, as an interruption to her career. A dynamic leader and negotiator, her conceptual attitude is backed by all-round intellectual functioning, but focuses on superior numerice (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Best. 2550 s-units.

ID Symbol C8B

Register W_pop_lore do remember to do this or your sheets will have a golden glow too! Stains literally " dye " the skin. Before applying, them it is a good idea to use an exfoliating cream to remove patches of dry skin, or these areas will tend to absorb more colour than smoother areas and give a patchy result. Application Apply bronzer evenly and don't go over the same area twice or you will end up with streaks. Wash hands thoroughly afterwards. You can achieve more intensive colour with further applications. SPECIAL REPORT Why we 're loving our countryside to death From the Highlands of Scotland to Land's End in Cornwall, Britain has some beautiful and varied landscapes and coastlines. Yet, in our enthusiasm to enjoy our great outdoors, we are destroying it through over-use Visitors to the beautiful Yorkshire Dales could hardly believe their eyes last Autumn. There, amid the rugged crags and splendid views of six people from the National Park plastering an odd concoction over the footpaths. Gooey, brown and revolting is the best way to describe what was

1.1.2. Change of meaning

Date (1985-1994) The clothes in the wardrobe. Ellis, Alice T. London: Penguin Group, 1989, pp. 5-126. Title 2523 s-units. ID Symbol G06

It was evident in all their dealings that no matter how Marie Claire bestirred herself the maids would do things as they had always done them. Now, watching her, I thought that Fatima might, at this girl's behest, change her life, her ways, and I wondered what she would do if she was hearing that she would find no husband, have no children, lose her life to Leviathan. What if the fortune-teller was destroying her hope and joy with that strange, harsh voice. But Fatima was laughing and loving herself with crossed arms. The husband, I thought, was assured, and the many fine sons. The fortune-teller would hardly relay bad tidings, for who would be generous, learning of coming sorrows? Hala took Fatima's place and the girl reached out and plucked a pin from the scarf which concealed her hair. Hala giggled and rocked back and forth and Fatima moved closer to watch. They were full of movement, the maids, but the strange girl was as still as a hunting cat (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) An American princess. Marshall, Paula. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 3863 s-units. ID Symbol HGE

Register W_fict_prose not a fat, well-dressed, sweet-smelling thing, but not one of them had ever given her the strange sense of fulfilment which the pitiful scrap of humanity in her arms, wrapped in the square which she had earlier scissored from her petticoat, did. As she cuddled him, seeing his tiny face, his perfect little hands, a great surge of emotion swept through her. Never mind the narrow life that he had been born into; his tiny presence seemed to make all the suffering and pain his birth had caused worthwhile. Except that while she was loving him, gazing wonderingly at his blind eyes, Dr Neil said suddenly and hoarsely, " Quick, McAllister; put the baby in the drawer over there and bring me as much towelling as you can. " For earlier, the grandma, who had left them some time ago, had pulled out a drawer from a deal tallboy, and put a noxious blanket in it, ready for the baby's birth. Once again she leapt to it, put the baby down regretfully, and carried the towelling over (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Love or nothing. Fox, Natalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4198 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY4

I'm going to keep a short rope on you for the rest of our lives. " " Like your goat and your mule? " she teased. " And in that order too, " he whispered heatedly. " You will marry me, won't you, my only love? " " Oh, Fernando, yes, I'll marry you. " She clung to him, passionately rained kisses down his face, easing the anguish, careering her hands down his back as he moved restlessly against her. Minutes later he was loving her completely, his thrusts deep inside her, his penetration so absolute, so wonderfully possessive that she closed around him instinctively, holding him where he belonged, within her for evermore. She grasped his hips into hers, never to let him go, and he responded with the rhythm of love she craved so strongly. " And there isn't even a sunset yet, " she husked desperately as the fire of his body and his need for her swelled and swelled within her till she was writhing (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Jay loves Lucy. Cooper, Fiona. London: Serpent's Tail, 1991, pp. 11-154. 3899 s-units.

ID Symbol A0L

Register W_fict_prose played a sonata she'd never seen the score for. Lucy gasped and moved her hand on Jay's shoulders, kissed her with fire, thrust her whole body so close, head to toe. Jay's mind blew. Lucy was used to men, right? What to do, oh, what to do... her longing fingers moved deep inside Lucy, right to the hard bud of flesh, the flowing cervix. " Jay, what are you doing? " murmured Lucy, the words broken by hauling breaths inside her. " I 'm loving you, " said Jay to Lucy's breast, " Is it OK? " " Mm, " said Lucy, writhing against her. Jay rode that secret muscle for a while, her ears scanning every sigh. Her hand spiralled 15 against Lucy's clitoris, goddamn the useless WORD for the centre of desire. Gentle and insistent, tender and rhythmic until Lucy came. For Jay that was only a start. " Zzthat OK for you? " she murmured. " (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Walsall Local Studies Centre: interview (Leisure). Rec. on 12 Feb 1988 with 3 partics, Title 251 utts ID Symbol K61

Register S_interview_oral_history and she said yes of course, and the they opened the Brown Lion at about eleven o'clock at night in next to no time the place was full of people drinking, celebrating and of course the next day was really it. I remember going down to the bridge in Walsall and a sailor climbed the old clock and tied his collar around it and a soldier got up and put his hat on and an airman got up and put his tie with a red, white and blue rosette on it, around the arms of the old clock and people were loving and kissing everywhere, and oh it was really you had to be alive to appreciate it. After, after the years of hardship and loss and then ev everything came as a relief, course we were still at war with the Japanese and people were still in Burma, our soldiers were still in Burma fighting the Japanese, but having said that the main issue was over and it wasn't long after the Americans dropped the atomic bomb and of course, I always thought they had to really or else the Japanese (also duration)

1.1.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) The clothes in the wardrobe. Ellis, Alice T. London: Penguin Group, 1989, pp. 5-126. Title 2523 s-units. ID Symbol G06

Date (1985-1994)

Title Jay loves Lucy. Cooper, Fiona. London: Serpent's Tail, 1991, pp. 11-154. 3899 s-units.

ID Symbol A0L

Register W_fict_prose played a sonata she'd never seen the score for. Lucy gasped and moved her hand on Jay's shoulders, kissed her with fire, thrust her whole body so close, head to toe. Jay's mind blew. Lucy was used to men, right? What to do, oh, what to do... her longing fingers moved deep inside Lucy, right to the hard bud of flesh, the flowing cervix. " Jay, what are you doing? " murmured Lucy, the words broken by hauling breaths inside her. " I 'm loving you, " said Jay to Lucy's breast, " Is it OK? " " Mm, " said Lucy, writhing against her. Jay rode that secret muscle for a while, her ears scanning every sigh. Her hand spiralled against Lucy's clitoris, goddamn the useless WORD for the centre of desire. Gentle and insistent, tender and rhythmic until Lucy came. For Jay that was only a start. " Zzthat OK for you? " she murmured. " (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hot Press. Dublin, Ireland: Hot Press, 1991, pp. ??. 3364 s-units.

ID Symbol ED7

Date (1975-1984)

Title Dostoevsky. Jones, John. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1983, pp. ??. 1523 s-units.

ID Symbol A18

Porfiry is also asking Raskolnikov to recognize his hunger for what it is. Both he and Sonya Marmeladov, in their separate areas of the novel, impress the need to accept suffering. Now suffering is a vast and many-sided fact of Crime and Punishment, as of all mature Dostoevsky -- larger than the " loose end " idea of The Drunks which produced Marmeladov the marmeladey wallower in abasement and humiliation, the man who seeks suffering and finds it (and so finds satisfaction too) at the bottom of his vodka jug, who screams " I 'm loving this! " when his wife pulls him across the room by his hair; and larger than the " out of the practical swim " idea of " A Confession " from which emerges the murderer, 17 the man with something to confess, who doesn't seek suffering but learns, though only in the Epilogue, to accept it. Prostitution is the hardest labour in the world, Dostoevsky thought, and Sonya of the yellow ticket who sells her body to buy her family's bread has no loose-end aspect to (also emotional colouring)

1.1.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 3895 s-units.

ID Symbol K1U

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Queen's Park Baptist church magazines]. 558 s-units.

ID Symbol CC9

1.1.5. Repetition

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 9302 s-units.

ID Symbol K52

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Belfast Telegraph]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 2235 s-units.

ID Symbol K35

1.1.6. Duration

Date (1985-1994) Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Oxford Bookworms edition. West, Clare. Oxford: OUP, 1989, Title pp. 1-119. 3089 s-units. ID Symbol GW8

19 been hoping, longing, praying to make you happy! " " I know that. " " I thought, Angel, that you loved me -- me, my very self! If you do love me, how can you treat me like this? It frightens me! Having begun to love you, I will love you for ever, in all changes, in all troubles, because you are yourself. I ask no more. Then how can you, my husband, stop loving me? " " I repeat, the woman I have been loving is not you. " " But who is she? " " Another woman in your shape. " Suddenly she realized how he saw her. For him she was a guilty woman pretending to be an innocent one. There was terror in her white face as she saw this. She could not stand, and he stepped forward, thinking she might fall. " Sit down, " he said gently. " You are ill, and I am not surprised. "

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 2873 s-units.

ID Symbol CBE

Register W_newsp_other_report character Dylan catches the disease from a girlfriend. I suffered anguish of loving the wrong baby Margaret Hall, in Washington TEENAGER Kimberly was the brightest thing in the life of widower Bob Mays. The girl Bob thought was his daughter had become more and more precious to him since the death of his wife Barbara. Their happiness was to be destroyed by the heart-rending realisation that Kimberly was not his child. She had been swopped with another baby 13 years before in a tragic hospital blunder. Bob Mays had to confront the fact that for years he had been loving someone else's daughter. The story of Bob and Kimberly captures the emotional torture of families across America whose lives have been blighted by baby swops. It began in the Hardee Memorial Hospital, Wauchula, Florida with Kimberly's birth. Whether on purpose or by mistake, Kimberly was exchanged for the baby who came to be known as Arlena Twigg. The swop did not come to light until Arlena, who suffered from a congenital heart defect, had to undergo surgery.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 14530 s-units.

ID Symbol CBF

The other child is still being looked after by the parents who took her home. Both were born on Tuesday, November 24, at the Princess Anne Maternity hospital in Southampton. The alarm was not raised until last Friday when one arrived home with the wrong surname on an identity bracelet. As soon as the parents of the first baby contacted health service bosses the parents of the second were told. Blood samples were taken from the mothers and babies. If tests confirm there was a mix-up, the parents will have to live with the fact they have been loving someone else's child. Midwifery manager Ann Wilson said: " One set of parents were very understanding but the others were more angry about it, although they are calmer now. " A hospital nurse added: " Babies are usually tagged on one leg and one arm. " But with tiny babies it is possible for the tags to slip off. It must be an awful strain for the parents not knowing if they have the right baby. "

Date (1985-1994)

Title I believe. Carey, George. London: SPCK, 1991, pp. 32-131. 2205 s-units.

ID Symbol ABV

Date (1985-1994)

Title 40 convs rec. by `Cherrilyn' (PS06A) between 21 and 26 Feb 1992 with 9 i's, 4281 utts

ID Symbol KBL

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Belfast Telegraph]. Arts material, pp. ??. 430 s-units.

ID Symbol K2A

Register W_newsp_other_arts together for a record and we couldn't think of a name, " said Emerald chief George Doherty. " Just when we were giving up he suggested Emerald and it that makes sense -- the Emerald band on the Emerald label. And now in early autumn the Emerald band is making mellow music. " Accordion music travels well, " says Doherty. " I was in Florida a few weeks ago and heard an album cut at my studios a few years 21 ago by the Diamond Accordion Band being played on a pub juke box. " The Yanks were loving it. " The Diamond band is still around and is also producing more records with Emerald. In the meantime it's Emerald and Bradley who are the flavour of the autumn. Bradley who has travelled the world with his accordion sets the pace in more than 36 Irish tunes including Village Where I Went to School and The Galway Shawl. Real roles in[life of TV's evergreen[heart-thro VINTAGE romeo Ian McShane was lost for words on his daughter's wedding day. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Arts material, pp. ??. 1602 s-units.

ID Symbol K4Y

Date (1985-1994)

Title East Anglian Daily Times. 1448 s-units.

ID Symbol CFB

Date (1985-1994)

Title Gardeners' World. London: Redwood Pub., 1991, pp. ??. 2703 s-units.

ID Symbol ACX

Date (1985-1994) An American princess. Marshall, Paula. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 3863 s-units. ID Symbol HGE

Date (1985-1994) Love or nothing. Fox, Natalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4198 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY4

I'm going to keep a short rope on you for the rest of our lives. " " Like your goat and your mule? " she teased. " And in that order too, " he whispered heatedly. " You will marry me, won't you, my only love? " " Oh, Fernando, yes, I'll marry you. " She clung to him, passionately rained kisses down his face, easing the anguish, careering her hands down his back as he moved restlessly against her. Minutes later he was loving her completely, his thrusts deep inside her, his penetration so absolute, so wonderfully possessive 23 that she closed around him instinctively, holding him where he belonged, within her for evermore. She grasped his hips into hers, never to let him go, and he responded with the rhythm of love she craved so strongly. " And there isn't even a sunset yet, " she husked desperately as the fire of his body and his need for her swelled and swelled within her till she was writhing (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Liverpool Daily Post and Echo]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1399 s-units.

ID Symbol K3A

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Guardian, elect. edn. of 19891123]. Sport material, pp. ??. 612 s-units.

ID Symbol A8N

Date (1985-1994)

Title Business. London: Business People Pubcs Ltd, 1991, pp. 9-111. 2554 s-units.

ID Symbol BMB

Register W_commerce text from page 64 to page 68 runs on MANAGEMENT THE ASCENT OF WOMAN How does a female boss handle striking workers? As confidently as a man, show psychometric tests conducted among top 24 managers by the Vocational Guidance Association. John Lawless reports on the rise of execs equality. LIZ RAYNER Head of senior remuneration and benefits at Shell International. Aged 44, married, one son VGA's verdict Is in the top 5 per cent of UK managers, but hasn't the faintest idea how good she is. Shell is stretching her executive capabilities, and she 's loving it. Her pleasant manner wins her commitment and loyalty from friends and colleagues. She has a calmness which makes others bring their work and personal troubles to her. But she never uses her personality to gain a career advantage. Management critique Such an exceptional manager, she would not have seen the arrival of her son, Christopher, five years ago, as an interruption to her career. A dynamic leader and negotiator, her conceptual attitude is backed by all-round intellectual functioning, but focuses on superior numerice (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Walsall Local Studies Centre: interview (Leisure). Rec. on 12 Feb 1988 with 3 partics, Title 251 utts ID Symbol K61

1.1.7. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) Wedding and Home. London: Maxwell Consumer Magazines, 1992, pp. ??. 2085 s- Title units. ID Symbol BPF

Register W_pop_lore your shell-like, it doesn't mean that he loves you in the way that you love him. But that needn't be a problem -- as long as you both expect the same from your love. Is he prepared for your feelings for each other to change, from passion to contentment? How does he see your lives in 20 years time? And does he love you as you are, or as he wants you to be? The man who constantly criticises may be trying to change you into the person he wants you to be , when he should be loving you for the person you are. This isn't meant to be a test, a mental MOT for your man, but they are all topics you can talk about, which will help you get to know each other better. " You won't get 10 out of 10, " says Zelda West Meads spokesperson for Relate, " and if you do, be suspicious -- he's probably trying to please you. " You need to ask yourself what you want, and what you can realistically expect.

1.1.8. Immediacy in a generic statement

Date (1985-1994) Lee's ghost. Pulsford, Petronella. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1990, pp. 24-135. Title 3142 s-units. ID Symbol CA3

1.2. Like

1.2.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Scientist. 1907 s-units.

ID Symbol B7K

Register W_non_ac_nat_science which believes the figure should be more like $10 billion. Video conferencing has proved such a turn off that Satellite Business Systems, a company which operates a private satellite service in the US, has replaced circuits allocated to video with good old telephone lines. Even the inventor, the multi- national giant AT&T, has pulled out. Part of the problem is that Americans are so used to seeing slick TV presenters on the small screen that they take exception to watching badly-dressed businessmen who lack the skills of professional performers. " We found that people just were n't liking each other on meeting at a video conference, " said David Ledecky, of IRD. What is lacking, says Ledecky, is a telepresence. People can not smell or touch each other, so new devices are needed to give the impression that people are in the room. These could include a tele-smell machine (which would detect and emit pheromones) and 3-D holographic pictures. " I am sure these devices could be developed, " said Ledecky. In Britain, British Telecom has been running video conferencing studios (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) A song twice over. Jagger, Brenda. London: Fontana Press, 1986, pp. 141-220. 1808 s- Title units. ID Symbol H7P

26 he would give her a guinea or two to put it right? That way she could buy a little warmth and cheer for Christmas and how would he ever know that she had lied? " No. I'm cold, that's all. " She felt him watching her and, ill at ease beneath his scrutiny, said quickly. " Everybody seems to be going off to the wedding-breakfast. Shouldn't you? " He gave her the gleaming smile she detested. " Are you dismissing me, Miss Adeane? " " They won't be liking it if you're late. " She'd be there in good time herself, given half a chance, to eat their game pies and their plum cakes and drink their wine, to stand by their log fires to warm herself. Oh God -- it was going to be a terrible winter. She could feel it coming. Ice and snow and killing damp, sore chests and feet and hands, the stand-pipe frozen over, coal and candles coming to an end, no water, no heat (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) 14 convs rec. by `Enid' (PS08Y) between 21 and 27 Feb 1992 with 10 i's, 7016 utts, and Title 4 hrs 0 mins 12 secs of recs. ID Symbol KC0

Register S_conv lovely people! But er They ran everything. I'd been per wo ah I I feel that all this doctrine res religions are spoilt That's what I said! by doctrine. Exactly! Oh no! Nobody believes That's wrong! any of it now! I mean I think No I know. I know. Yeah, it's terribly sad! It's terribly sad! I think it's. Even the Bishop of Durham, I've just recently bought one of his books and I rather wish I hadn't, I 'm not liking it much erm he's still much too orthodox really. Is he? You know he's still hanging on to Oh he is? and trying to Mm. show Well I mean you can't you Mm. you can't get fish from prize thinking fish No. can you? No. But I know they blamed him for that. And he says you can because he says it's important for it to be a living thing that's got to change with the time. Mm.

1.2.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994) The other country. Duffy, C A. London: Anvil Poetry Press, 1990, pp. 7-55. 1482 s- Title units. ID Symbol FAS

The Princess Di and the football hooligan, truly you will like it here, Squire. Also we can be talking crack, smack and Carling Black Label if we are so inclined. Don't drink the H 2 O. All very proud we now have a green Prime Minister. What colour yours? Binbags. You will be knowing of Charles Dickens and Terry Wogan and Scotland. All this can be arranged for cash no questions. Ireland not on. Fish and chips and the Official Secrets Act second to none. Here we go. We are liking a smashing good time like estate agents and Neighbours, also Brookside for we are allowed four Channels. How many you have? Last night of Proms. Andrew Lloyd-Webber. Jeffrey Archer. Plenty culture you will be agreeing. Also history and buildings. The Houses of Lords. Docklands. Many thrills and high interest rates for own good. Muggers. Much lead in petrol. Filth. Rule Britannia and child abuse. Electronic tagging, Boss, ten pints and plenty rape. Queen Mum.

Date (1975-1984) The professionals: volume 15. Bulmer, Kenneth. Wallington, Surrey: Severn House, Title 1983, pp. 1-122. 3656 s-units. ID Symbol CE5

Register W_fict_prose gun, " Cowley emphasised. " Not necessarily the same person... unless it were a friend of Charlie's. Connection? Some of the students were getting ready to do more than talk. They'd joined the International Terrorist Freemasonry... " " And they supplied Latowa with expertise and supplies: Charlie himself, the bomb maker; guns; ammunition... but in exchange for what? " Cowley said, " The continuing revolution. Civil unrest. The breakdown of social stability. Anywhere. Isn't that what they're all after? " Cowley was liking the sound of this; ideas and facts were beginning to fit together. " So we have a connection closer to home: Doyle saw something that threatened them. Or someone. Not Latowa, he's dead. So is Charlie. Someone, then, who you met during the surveillance of Latowa. Someone who would recognise Doyle. Someone, perhaps, who was tailing you while you tailed Latowa, and saw the explosion, and is out for revenge. You were always with Doyle? (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Richard2' (PS1BY) between 21 and 27 Feb 1992 with 8 i's, 4998 utts

ID Symbol KSV

Register S_conv you imagine, a pyjama party! Yes! Knowing Stuart she's probably got a little hole down there and he can just flop it out! Tights are on backwards to make sure! Shall we do that? What? Ye, shall we have a pyjama party? Oh yeah, that'll be nice won't it? That'll be brilliant! Oh good! with nighties! Cor! Wow! No, but I can imagine that! Yeah! Oh! Ooh! Probably share the same actually. Ooh I co, ooh I 'm liking the idea of this more and more! Yes! Oh no! Ooh! Oh definitely! Mm! So Oh I shall look forward to this now! Yeah, it'll be a great laugh! So, that's what we'll have to do then. I'll have a word with Donna tomorrow see we, if she thinks it's a good idea The High Priestess! and make sure. Make her se, listen to her crystal ball and read the tea leaves. Exactly! (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title General practitioner's surgery: medical consultation (Pub/instit). 3 partics, 208 utts

ID Symbol FXH

Aye. in that corner there? Aye, right there, aye. Aye, beauty, oh I'm getting good at that, you see, it's all these years of practice I've had.. See she's enjoying that. That's a better bit isn't it? Aye, oh he loves that doesn't he? Aye. That's it. What about as far round as that high, nothing as far round here? No nothing no. Nothing up there? No, and a wee bit there. I 'm liking this, I 'm liking this. What about there? And there? Aye right there, aye. Right. We've got it coming up that bit there, right. Aye. Right up through there, and tell me if I do that oh? Aye right there at to. She enjoyed that. Will I do it on the other side? No, don't 28 bother. Aha. I'm feeling deprived this morning. I'm feeling deprived. What What er what brought that (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. London: Holborn Pub. Group, 1991, pp. ??. 3490 s-units.

ID Symbol CAD

Register W_pop_lore even 1989. T: It sounds like really, really early rap. J: With Gary Byrd! SMALLTOWN PARADE: And We Dance On Tim reckons he's heard this one before. I know I have -- Like a million times. Why is it that so many young bands want to write The Stone Roses' second album? There is a CND symbol on the front of this record, therefore we have been forced to ban it, in the interests of being Right Wing. P: Woooh! I like it! J: We 're liking everything today! (they giggle, theatrically, like the Philadelphia cheese girls) They're from Hackney. Yes! We were filming this video in Soho, and all these prostitutes were going " Stay in Hackney, girls! You're doing alright, we love ya! " Sounds a bit hackneyed to me. P: No, this is cool, this is, like, hippy. T: The new Mod scene is based in Hackney, you know. TOM JONES: Carrying A Torch (also temporariness)

1.2.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994)

Title Guitarist. 3205 s-units.

ID Symbol C9M

Register W_pop_lore a question of waiting till the right moment. " Even so, I've been trying to get to this level for seven or eight years, even though I knew that people liked what I did. I already had a mailing list of over 7000 people, which is healthy for someone who isn't a household name, and is a good base for putting out a single, if those people then go and buy it. As with the new " Being There " album, it's quite daunting to think of the number of people who are listening and liking it. Epic have been fabulous; they're much better known for the Michael Jacksons and George Michaels of this world, but they've been really helpful to me... " As a youngster, Martyn possessed a variety of talents, and playing the guitar was not his primary obsession. " When I was ten, my Dad bought me a guitar for Christmas, which I'd asked for, but at the same time he enrolled me at the local golf club! I really took to golf

Date (1975-1984) The professionals: volume 15. Bulmer, Kenneth. Wallington, Surrey: Severn House, Title 1983, pp. 1-122. 3656 s-units. ID Symbol CE5

29 gun, " Cowley emphasised. " Not necessarily the same person... unless it were a friend of Charlie's. Connection? Some of the students were getting ready to do more than talk. They'd joined the International Terrorist Freemasonry... " " And they supplied Latowa with expertise and supplies: Charlie himself, the bomb maker; guns; ammunition... but in exchange for what? " Cowley said, " The continuing revolution. Civil unrest. The breakdown of social stability. Anywhere. Isn't that what they're all after? " Cowley was liking the sound of this; ideas and facts were beginning to fit together. " So we have a connection closer to home: Doyle saw something that threatened them. Or someone. Not Latowa, he's dead. So is Charlie. Someone, then, who you met during the surveillance of Latowa. Someone who would recognise Doyle. Someone, perhaps, who was tailing you while you tailed Latowa, and saw the explosion, and is out for revenge. You were always with Doyle? (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) False impressions. Keane, Lucy. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1990, pp. ??. 2966 Title s-units. ID Symbol JXY

Register W_fict_prose how people just don't want to know... " She trailed off, suddenly aware of whom she was speaking to. Then as David got up to order another drink she found that her anger towards him was dwindling; after all, she could hardly accuse him of being uncaring when she was only too aware of the caring nature of his activities. She found herself watching him as he carried their drinks back to the table, the easy way he moved, his casual dress, his ready smile, and in spite of her previous reservations she realised she was liking what she saw. She had dismissed as rubbish Nina's allegations that the men thought he was interested in her, but she had to admit he was good company, and for the next half-hour he entertained her with stories of his work in Australia, of the people he'd met and of his excursions into the bush and to the Great Barrier Reef. All too soon it was time to go and it was almost reluctantly that she drove him back to Brooklands. She parked outside the high brick

Date (1985-1994)

Title General practitioner's surgery: medical consultation (Pub/instit). 3 partics, 208 utts

ID Symbol FXH

Aye. in that corner there? Aye, right there, aye. Aye, beauty, oh I'm getting good at that, you see, it's all these years of practice I've had.. See she's enjoying that. That's a better bit isn't it? Aye, oh he loves that doesn't he? Aye. That's it. What about as far round as that high, nothing as far round here? No nothing no. Nothing up there? No, and a wee bit there. I 'm liking this, I 'm liking this. What about there? And there? Aye right there, aye. Right. We've got it coming up that bit there, right. Aye. Right up through there, and tell me if I do that oh? Aye right there at to. She enjoyed that. Will I do it on the other side? No, don't bother. Aha. I'm feeling deprived this morning. I'm feeling deprived. What What er what brought that (also emotional colouring)

1.2.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994) A warning of magic. Kingston, Kate. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4362 s-units. ID Symbol HA7

Register W_fict_prose whipcord trousers and a big, husky Icelandic-knit sweater, he interpreted her surprised glance by saying smoothly, " Don't be alarmed. I'm still me. " He paused significantly. " Or perhaps that's what does alarm you. " " Oh, so you've noticed? " Merrill returned, wishing that she weren't quite so transparent. " Well, I warned you at the interview that I was no easy option, didn't I? " he barked. Then his manner changed as he eyed her curiously. " How are you liking the job? It's difficult to tell anything from that smooth Madonna face. " Merrill glanced away, shuffling letters into a neat pile. It was the first time that he'd come anywhere near to making a personal remark, and she had already concluded that she didn't register with him as a person, only as his assistant, sexless and insignificant. " Oh, " she said thoughtfully, " I'm quite satisfied with my job. Talking of which, I'd better look into these

Date (1985-1994)

Title And thus will I freely sing. Edinburgh: Polygon Books, 1989, pp. 41-186. 2652 s-units.

ID Symbol BN1

Register W_fict_prose am desolated. " " Come, Citizen Vaubrun, " said Mme de Ratho, " there is someone over here I want you to meet.... " Dear Anne, How is your course going? I'm sure I know the answer to that anyway. I saw your mum when I was visiting my parents in Greylaw a couple of months ago. She said you were interning with a stockbroker and it was a special summer programme, so all the best and all the rest everyone else has already said to you. Your mum said you were n't liking the Smoke much better but that it was alright. So here I am in Edinburgh, same old place, thinking I might as well write and say hi ya... Catriona didn't send that letter either. " There's someone over here I want you to meet, " said Patrice. Catriona's eyes raked the room for the cousin, but the bar and the more downmarket tables were empty. " No over there, over here. The new lass. " " Oh. " " Sarah Donahue. "

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Scientist. 1907 s-units.

ID Symbol B7K

Register W_non_ac_nat_science which believes the figure should be more like $10 billion. Video conferencing has proved such a turn off that Satellite Business Systems, a company which operates a private satellite service in the US, has replaced circuits allocated to video with good old telephone lines. Even the inventor, the multi- national giant AT&T, has pulled out. Part of the problem is that Americans are so used to seeing slick TV presenters on the small screen that they take exception to watching badly-dressed businessmen who lack 31 the skills of professional performers. " We found that people just were n't liking each other on meeting at a video conference, " said David Ledecky, of IRD. What is lacking, says Ledecky, is a telepresence. People can not smell or touch each other, so new devices are needed to give the impression that people are in the room. These could include a tele-smell machine (which would detect and emit pheromones) and 3-D holographic pictures. " I am sure these devices could be developed, " said Ledecky. In Britain, British Telecom has been running video conferencing studios (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Market research interview (Busn). Rec. on 5 Jul 1993 with 3 partics, 1421 utts

ID Symbol G5J

Register S_interview into computers and things like that, I mean the technology The bridge, behind the bridge just unbelievable, I think it's Mhm. got four or five computers. Er taking data from whatever. Mhm. lot more the the the job they have, it's a a very long it runs from just off the coast of er Norway right down Mhm. to Great Yarmouth and then across to. So and the foods good. Oh that's Tremendous. sticker. There there and there. He's inherited I believe. Is he quite liking it? It's a job, that's all. Mm. I think it's too much of the from the you know the contractors. They tell them what to do. Mhm. And sometimes he doesn't like it. Needles to say i if they want them to do anything. Mhm. Mhm.. Mm. head office. Because there was no H P Sauce. All the condiments were unheard of brands.. Er yeah, they actually wanted Baxter's this and Colman

Date (1985-1994) Rebel angel. Wood, Bridget. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 162-252. 2543 Title s-units. ID Symbol G1L

Floy had been surreptitiously trying to gather up stones which they could arrange at the roadside, perhaps in the form of an arrow for Fenella and Caspar. But, even as he did so, he knew that such a small sign would almost certainly be missed. They needed to leave something noticeable, something that could easily be seen and not misunderstood. And anything noticeable by Caspar and Fenella would also be noticed by Balor. Balor had unbuttoned his jerkin and brushed the crumbs from his front and was preparing to take a snooze. He was rather liking this bit of a jaunt, although he had not been very enthusiastic when Goibniu had ordered him to set out. Accompany a brace of Humans on a journey and not touch hide nor hair nor whisker of either of them! he had said. There was a thing to make a decent Human-eating giant shiver in his boots and think shame! Could he not deliver just one of them, he had asked, looking at Goibniu slyly from the corners of his eyes. But Goibniu had said no

Date (1985-1994) 30 convs rec. by `Herbert' (PS1EM) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 9 i's, 2801 utts, Title and 3 hrs 51 mins 57 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCF

Register S_conv could do, but realised I can't do, do you know what I mean? I, I, I was, about, what I, I do, I bought an Elvis Presley one er a Tom Jones one, that drinks one, you know, that I like, it's, it's well I like singing it, what I mean, I think what it is I'm looking for the old, I'm not being funny, I'm looking for the old voice I don't like me voice, I 'm not liking it at all and I think that's what putting me off on taping it and listening to myself after, I don't, I like, I like to I shouldn't do it, I'm not gon na do it any more, I'm not gon na tape me own voice and listen to it I just not listening to me own voice Left a good job in the city, working for a man Yeah, quite smooth actually Yeah, yeah, I thought that Hiya, yeah Yeah

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Richard2' (PS1BY) between 21 and 27 Feb 1992 with 8 i's, 4998 utts

ID Symbol KSV

Date (1985-1994)

Title The crocus list. Lyall, Gavin. London: Coronet Books, 1993, pp. 95-207. 2807 s-units.

ID Symbol HR4

Register W_fict_prose do things whole-heartedly over here. Even if it's some idea like building a restaurant like a ship. They make it look like a ship with waiters like pirates singing shanties into your clam chowder. We'd get scared half the way through and back off and just stick a few ship pictures round the walls. It's good to see you again old sport although the reason could be more auspicious. I wondered if it was you when we first got news of the Abbey -- no insult just that some people get picked for some jobs. How 's George liking life back at MoD? Not drinking too much more than too much? " " He's ticking over. It's nice to see you too. " Perhaps it was the estrangement of Washington perhaps that he hadn't expected Agnes at the Smithsonian but it had been a surprising thrill to see the familiar smile in the crowd. Although not all that familiar: her

33 oval face was leaner now, her light ginger hair cut shorter and more clearly styled. It might be something about blending with the

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. London: Holborn Pub. Group, 1991, pp. ??. 3490 s-units.

ID Symbol CAD

1.2.5. Increasing/decreasing activity

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Richard2' (PS1BY) between 21 and 27 Feb 1992 with 8 i's, 4998 utts

ID Symbol KSV

1.2.6. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) A song twice over. Jagger, Brenda. London: Fontana Press, 1986, pp. 141-220. 1808 s- Title units. ID Symbol H7P

he would give her a guinea or two to put it right? That way she could buy a little warmth and cheer for Christmas and how would he ever know that she had lied? " No. I'm cold, that's all. " She felt him watching her and, ill at ease beneath his scrutiny, said quickly. " Everybody seems to be going off to the wedding-breakfast. Shouldn't you? " He gave her the gleaming smile she detested. " Are you dismissing me, Miss Adeane? " " They won't be liking it if you're late. " She'd be there in good time herself, given half a chance, to eat their game pies and their plum cakes and drink their wine, to stand by their log fires to warm herself. Oh God -- it was going to be a terrible winter. She could feel it coming. Ice and snow and killing damp, sore chests and feet and hands, the stand-pipe frozen over, coal and candles coming to an end, no water, no heat (also politeness, tentativeness)

1.3. Fear

1.3.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1975-1984)

Title The selfish gene. Dawkins, Richard. Oxford: OUP, 1989, pp. 166-266. 1767 s-units.

ID Symbol ARR

Register W_non_ac_nat_science make a statistical guess as to how much longer the game is likely to last. This assessment may become an important part of strategy. If I notice the banker fidget and look at his watch, I may well conjecture that the game is about to be brought to an end, and I may therefore feel tempted to defect. If I suspect that you too have noticed the banker fidgeting, I may fear that you too may be contemplating defection. I will probably be anxious to get my defection in first. Especially since I may fear that you are fearing that I... The mathematician's simple distinction between the one-off Prisoner's Dilemma game and the Iterated Prisoner's Dilemma game is too simple. Each player can be expected to behave as if he possessed a continuously updated estimate of how long the game is likely to go on. The longer his estimate, the more he will play according to the mathematician's expectations for the true iterated game: in other words, the nicer, more forgiving, less envious he will be. The shorter his estimate of the future

1.3.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994)

Title Independent, elect. edn. of 19891004]. Foreign material, pp. ??. 549 s-units.

ID Symbol A28

35 citizens from Czechoslovakia, but agreed to allow the second wave of refugees crammed into the West German embassy in Prague to leave for the West. The news that " for the time being " they can only go to or through Czechoslovakia with a visa, left East Germans stunned. Czechoslovakia was the last place they could (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central News autocue data.] 4142 s-units.

ID Symbol K1E

Register W_news_script pah 0:15 hhh-train ad Read in studio Three hundred and fifty jobs at the sales headquarters of truck makers Leyland Daf are in doubt tonight after news that the company is in financial crisis. The news came as a complete surprise to workers at the Oxfordshire base. The Government says it will work to salvage a long term future for the company. But Labour call it an industrial disaster. Erika Barnes reports. Video-Taped report follows THAME/Oxfordshire LEYLAND/Lancashire TERRY DAVIS MP/Lab B'ham Hodge Hill MICHAEL HESELTINE MP/President/Board of Trade DON BUTLER/Mayor of Thame Voice over Already workers at Leyland Daf are fearing the worst. Union leaders call it a disaster of a mammoth nature. It's been a difficult time for the sales and marketing team at Thame in Oxfordshire. An uphill battle trying to promote the latest trucks. Now it's clear the company couldn't rise about the recession. Now 350 jobs here and more than 5,000 at production bases in Birmingham and Lancashire are on the line. The crisis comes after the parent company in Holland called for court protection from its creditors. It has losses of £300 (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Destiny. Beauman, Sally. London: Bantam (Corgi), 1987, pp. 201-306. 3076 s-units.

ID Symbol C8S

Register W_fict_prose it from the others. Then, the first time -- well, he'd been drunk, so drunk he hardly knew what was happening, so it didn't matter. Then, the next time he went with a woman: nothing-nothing that counted. Plenty of excitement, plenty of anxiety, and no hard-on; just a limp cock hanging between his legs. Not a twitch out of it, no matter what she did, and she'd tried everything. So he went back to a boy -- one of the best, came highly recommended. He'd been fearing the worst but, no, the boy undressed him, and there it was standing up proudly, machinery in full working order once again, ready for action. The boy had been impressed, and he'd seen plenty. He'd said it was very big, too big, even with oil, even with Vaseline; he'd cried out when Jean-Paul pushed up him. But that was just another trick they had, like being an orphan. It didn't mean anything, not really. (also duration)

Date (1975-1984)

Title Foxbat. Cave, Peter. Wallington, Surrey: Severn House, 1979, pp. 11-146. 3228 s-units.

ID Symbol CDA

Register W_fict_prose discipline has become so lax and sloppy that you do not even remember serious breaches of conduct. Allow me to remind you. Some weeks ago, during the course of a top-security reconnaissance mission, you committed a serious breach of discipline and security by voicing certain dangerous comments over an open radio transmission. You remember now, Vologsky? " Vologsky wanted to relax, let out his breath and break into nervous laughter. So that was what it was all about! The stupid business with the radio controller at Alma-Ata. In contrast to what he had been fearing , it was a trivial matter. With a great effort, he remained still and silent. " You do not attempt to deny these charges, I see, " Major Tzann said icily. Vologsky kept his face grave, but the surging relief inside him made it impossible to inject quite the right note of abject apology into his voice. " No, sir. " Major Tzann could not help but pick up on the missing contriteness. He glowered angrily. " Perhaps you do not fully realize (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Register W_fict_prose send them on regular trips abroad to keep up to date with new technology... " He was firmly ushering her out, locking the door behind them. Slightly bemused, she realised that the businesslike urgency appeared to be entirely on her side, in spite of the earlier impression that he knew how busy she must be, that he had no wish to waste any of her valuable time... But she was aware of an intense flood of relief that the meeting, alone with him in his offices, appeared to have passed without incident. What kind of incident she'd been fearing she hardly liked to admit, even to herself. Suspecting him of being a reckless daredevil was one thing. She had no real evidence to suggest he was a lecherous womaniser, prone to pouncing on any female in his company. After all, last night could have been worse in that respect... She shuddered involuntarily, swamped by a flood of unwelcome sensations. Just recalling the incident, the feel of those capable brown hands roughly dragging her to safety, made her stomach twist, her breasts tense (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. Abingdon: Central TV, 1993, pp. ??. 4157 s-units.

ID Symbol K1M

There are fears tonight that three councils in the region will be forced to cut services and impose redundancies after being charge capped by the Government. The councils are among the ten penalised by the Government for setting budgets above spending limits. Nick Clark reports. Video-Taped report follows MICHAEL HOWARD MP/Environment Secretary Cllr FRANK THOMPSON/Labour 37

Leader/Glos County Council NIGEL JONES MP/Lib Dem Cheltenham RICHARD IZETT/Tory Leader/Glos County Council DOUGLAS FRENCH MP/Con Gloucester Voice over Gloucestershire county councillors had been fearing the worst since February when they approved a budget almost ten million pounds more than the Government target. That was the biggest planned overspend by any council in the country. This afternoon that put them on environment minister Michael Howard's hit list. Also there Cheltenham and Gloucester city councils. The capping means Gloucestershire will have to slash ten million off its budget, resulting in a twenty five pound per person reduction in poll tax bills around the county. There'll be further reductions in Gloucester and Cheltenham. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 3990 s-units.

ID Symbol K1X

Register W_news_script played three lost three. Read in studio Welcome back. Later on action from the battlefields of the American Civil War. But now with the sporting action from the weekend, here's Tim Russon. (TIM NEXT) Hello there... TIM RUSSON Pictures from SKY Sport Voice over This is the big time... and the guns don't come much bigger than Liverpool... Swindon were blown apart... Neil Ruddock's goal midway through the first half lit the fuse... and when Steve McManaman exploded a right footer just before half- time every Town fan must have been fearing the worst... It's reckoned Swindon are too soft... not quick or hard enough for the premier league but few sides would have stopped the Anfield army at full charge... McManaman made it three on 61 minutes... the County Ground faithful started to suffer from shellshock... the Town defence looked battle weary and beaten and surely would have stopped Ronie Whelan from scoring on a better day... Swindon manager John Gorman tried to to rally his troups from the touchline but there was no stopping number five... (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Miracles can happen. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. Title ??. 4329 s-units. ID Symbol H97

Register W_fict_prose out here on the doorstep? " Lisa was fearful still, her heart beating erratically. What was he saying? Dared she trust him? She looked into his eyes, into their endless blackness, seeking silent reassurance that he would inflict no more pain. And there was a glimmer of something, enough to persuade her to stand reluctantly aside and murmur, " You'd better come in. " In silent single file they walked down the narrow corridor, Lisa staring at his back through eyes that were barely focused. With all her heart she was fearing that she might regret this decision. In the sitting-room doorway, Alexander turned to look at her. " I brought this. " He smiled and drew from his pocket a silver hip-flask. " Brandy, " he told her. " I could do with a shot and I know you don't keep any in the house. Will you join me? There's more than enough here for two. " Lisa was about to say no, but then she thought better of it. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 14530 s-units.

ID Symbol CBF

Register W_newsp_other_report by more than 50 police and frogmen in Harpenden, Herts. Joanna, 25, was last seen by her mother, Penny, as she left home at 6.50pm on Tuesday for the two-minute drive. When she failed to turn up, her boyfriend, Dennis Davis, who also works at the centre, phoned her mother. He found her blue Ford Escort in the car park. The vehicle was locked and the lights off. Joanna had never missed a class in her year at the centre and was never late. Her grandfather Christopher Grenside was last night fearing the worst. " I can only imagine someone has jumped out on her and dragged her away for some reason. You hear so much about this sort of thing nowadays. It's horrible. " The path between the car park and the sports centre is quite dark and I imagine it's the sort of place someone could lie in wait. " Mr Grenside learned of Joanna's disappearance from his son, Christopher, who is divorced from Joanna's mother. " The whole family is very upset (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. 1991, pp. ??. 2800 s-units.

ID Symbol CHB

Register W_pop_lore in' highest level of people in the music industry down to the street punk kids. " MAKE OF all this what you will. Perhaps I was naive enough to suppose that, when you've sold as many records as Nirvana have, it would convey power, a means by which the band could control their own destiny. And maybe it has but it also seems to have raised the stakes unhelpfully, even dangerously high. Maybe I'm reading too much into little things, maybe it's all as petty as Dave says and maybe I 'm just fearing the worst. Frankly, having spent two days looking at how different it is for Nirvana right now -- or rather, how it was six weeks ago -- I found it difficult not to. No, look, Reading'll be great, just the boost they need. They can still do it, you know. Put Kurt Cobain, Dave Grohl and Chris Novoselic on a stage or in a rehearsal space or in a studio and they can still wreak magic, the three losers who took on (also temporariness)

1.3.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) Miracles can happen. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. Title ??. 4329 s-units. ID Symbol H97

39 corridor, Lisa staring at his back through eyes that were barely focused. With all her heart she was fearing that she might regret this decision. In the sitting-room doorway, Alexander turned to look at her. " I brought this. " He smiled and drew from his pocket a silver hip-flask. " Brandy, " he told her. " I could do with a shot and I know you don't keep any in the house. Will you join me? There's more than enough here for two. " Lisa was about to say no, but then she thought better of it. (also emotional colouring)

1.3.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title Independent, elect. edn. of 19891004]. Foreign material, pp. ??. 549 s-units.

ID Symbol A28

Like other reform-minded Communists in Warsaw, he finds he has less and less in common with the Party's local base. Party leaders are concerned at the growing gap between Communists active in parliament in Warsaw, and those in the provinces who have been slow to catch on to the change. In a recent editorial, the Communist daily Trybuna Ludu alluded to this problem, when it warned that " many comrades don't see the danger which has appeared in recent months ". With local elections looming in the near future, Communist leaders in Warsaw are already fearing another serious loss, possibly even more humiliating than the loss to Solidarity in national elections last June. East Germany blocks refugees' last escape route From PATRICIA CLOUGH in Bonn EAST GERMANY yesterday effectively barred its citizens from Czechoslovakia, but agreed to allow the second wave of refugees crammed into the West German embassy in Prague to leave for the West. The news that " for the time being " they can only go to or through Czechoslovakia with a visa, left East Germans stunned. Czechoslovakia was the last place they could (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central News autocue data.] 4142 s-units.

ID Symbol K1E

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 14530 s-units.

ID Symbol CBF

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. 1991, pp. ??. 2800 s-units.

ID Symbol CHB

1.3.5. Duration

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Economist. 4039 s-units.

ID Symbol CRC

Register W_pop_lore transactions illegal after May 17th. Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan took fright at the prospect of millions of Kirgiz roubles flowing into their territory, buying scarce goods, and fuelling already fiery inflation. There were 55 billion roubles in circulation in Kirgizstan, President Islam Karimov said in Tashkent on May 24th. Only 6 billion had been exchanged for som. " Where do you think the remaining 49 billion roubles

41 will go? " he asked. By this time the Kirgiz had rushed out to buy consumer goods while their roubles were still any good, and Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan were fearing that their own rather empty shops would be cleared as well. Uzbekistan stopped all bank transfers with Kirgiz banks and brought in regulations to allow sales of goods only to Uzbeks. Kazakhstan also introduced banking restrictions; goods and money were stopped at the Kirgiz border. Sadiq Safaev, the Uzbek foreign minister, expressed another worry. " We don't know the real value of the Kirgiz som. We prefer hard currency for transactions. " So Uzbek gas supplies to Kirgiz parts of the Fergana valley, tucked between

Date (1985-1994)

Title Destiny. Beauman, Sally. London: Bantam (Corgi), 1987, pp. 201-306. 3076 s-units.

ID Symbol C8S

Date (1975-1984)

Title Foxbat. Cave, Peter. Wallington, Surrey: Severn House, 1979, pp. 11-146. 3228 s-units.

ID Symbol CDA

Date (1985-1994) A landing on the sun. Frayn, Michael. London: Penguin Books, 1992, pp. 1-130. 3219 s- Title units. ID Symbol J17

I go cautiously back to take another look. I realize with hindsight that the dread word was preceded and calmed by the word " notion ". Yes, " the notion of happiness ". This is what she has been " giving some thought to ", she says -- " the notion of happiness ". And at once all the blood runs out of it. The wild piping creature that haunts the woods is hoisted up by its heels on the butcher's hook and it's just dead goatmeat ready for dissection. I am relieved. I had been fearing , I realize, that she would ask Summerchild if he personally was happy. I realize something else, too -- I am a little disappointed. I had secretly been hoping to see my colleague tortured a little. Various ways in which the term has been used by philosophers... Yes, yes... References to Mill and Nietzsche... Fine... Summerchild mentions Kierkegaard. Good God. Much enthusiasm from Serafin over this. " Yes, yes! Good, good! " etcetera. Much, I imagine, eager

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. Abingdon: Central TV, 1993, pp. ??. 4157 s-units.

ID Symbol K1M

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 3990 s-units.

ID Symbol K1X

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Independent, elect. edn. of 19891004]. Business material, pp. ??. 546 s-units.

ID Symbol A26

Ross and is expected to join up with Coopers & Lybrand. This page and View from City Road, page 31 Mitsubishi listing: Mitsubishi has became the first Japanese general trading company to be listed on the London Stock Exchange. Dealings in its shares begin today. BAT distortion: Seven out of the 10 leading merchant banks in the Acquistions Monthly league table of corporate finance activity were involved in the Hoylake bid for BAT Industries. Page 31 Decline encouraging: The $142m deline in Britain's reserves of gold and foreign exchange to $42.88bn was less than many had been fearing . Page 30 Dow record: A surprise buying rush took the New York Stock Exchange to a record close. Page 30 Anglo sell-off: Eight businesses worth £150m are being sold by Anglo United following its takeover of Coalite. Page 33 Switch applications: Barclays and Lloyds banks have applied to join the Switch debit card network. Outlook, page 31 Smurfit rise: Jefferson Smurfit announced a rise in profits to Ir £121m (Ir £109m) after the stock market had closed yesterday.

1.4. Want

1.4.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994) Patently murder. Harrison, Ray. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1991, pp. 7-110. Title 3949 s-units. ID Symbol ANL

Bragg chewed at his moustache thoughtfully. " From this trading account, you would expect the business as a whole to have made a thumping loss for the year... Get Peace for me, will you? " The office manager was summoned, and he stood before Bragg's desk like a delinquent schoolboy. " I have been looking through the private Ledger, " Bragg said amiably. " I know nothing about that, " Peace countered sharply. " Mr Livesey always kept that -- and his father before him. " " I am not wanting explanations, just comments. Look at this plant account -- come round here, and have a good look. You won't be breaching any confidences! " Peace walked round to Bragg's side and bent to inspect the ledger. " You can see that the plant account has been ruled off at the thirty-first of March 1894. Now, what do you make of the pencil entries at the start of the new year? " Peace frowned. " (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Animal welfare and the environment. Ryder, Richard D. (ed.) London: Gerald Title Duckworth & Company Ltd, 1992, pp. 9-116. 1662 s-units. ID Symbol B04

Register W_non_ac_soc_science who judge this too visionary, let me remind you of the line from the Psalmist: " Where there is no vision, the people perish. " Animal Welfare and the Environment: Are they always Compatible? David Wilkins The title of this chapter poses the question whether a straightforward animal welfare approach is necessarily compatible with the concept of protecting our environment. I make no apologies for concentrating on issues which in environmental terms could be considered as being relatively minor compared with some of the major problems facing us today. In posing these questions I am not necessarily wanting to provide the answers, and it may be that there are no simple answers to some of these questions. Protecting the environment means different things to different people, but in most cases it is the individual's own perception of what he or she wants from the environment. In other words it is a selfish conception and it is based on the individual's own experience. (also interpretive, explanatory use)

Date (1985-1994) 15 convs rec. by `John2' (PS1F1) between 30 Jan and 6 Feb 1992 with 8 i's, 2685 utts, Title and 2 hrs 21 mins 44 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCS

Well before you went Yes straight in, as you turn the corner you went straight into it and it was all in that building and that end Oh well they've cut it down then ain't they? Oh they have yeah Cos it was just boxes of wallpaper She weren't interested in showing us anything was she? No she wouldn't be No Yeah, you, no, you said to her, er Is this it? is this all what you have then? Well she says what were you wanting ? She said, oh He said I wondered about floors you, one room up there, well she said we do, we do sell working clothes don't we? We sell working clothes, there were about two shirts and a towel and a pot towel I can get for about fifty P down there Aye on market There wasn't much bottle at all, ah we went In fact another couple went in with us and they came out And they came out sooner than we did sooner than

Date (1985-1994) 55 convs rec. by `Mark' (PS0JX) between 21 and 26 Feb 1992 with 25 i's, 8226 utts, and Title over 6 hrs 21 mins 48 secs of recs. ID Symbol KD5

Er well I got ta phone someone up. ello, yeah I just er wondering can I court I booked for Wednesday night please? This Thursday? Come on! Erm What? Thanks then, thanks a lot then! Okay bye! No, I'm not going! Might have got away then! Don't upset Norm! Swap swap it with a duff one! That's a duff one in n it? There you go. Right. What were you wanting to do? Waiting for that joist out the back. Ah! Right erm oh No, not that! Cos I've done, I've done all that! Clicked that. You done that? That's quick. No adaptor. Take this then. It's quicker. Well usually cos I got my feet up on a bench and I can't reach keyboard so I had a fishy sandwich earlier and I feel. I'm not surprised! (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Maths tutorial (Edu/inf). 3 partics, 549 utts

ID Symbol KND

No it's in the other one. Have you got the other one written up? Yeah it's just that erm It's just got. Right. Yes. And that's all. Lovely.. Next one. should have plenty of work there, you should be okay Mm. with that. that one. Which one are we going to do? Can't remember. volumes or polygons. Cheapo supermarkets produced dried peas in sealed polythene bags contained in er stored in wire bins blah blah Oh. Was this one we were wanting to look at wasn't it? Yeah. Draw accurately and name six polygons with sides three four five six seven and eight and nine sides. Three of these should be regular. Mhm. Okay. So y can you remember how to erm produce er polygons, how to how to make them? How to make regular polygons? No. (also duration)

Date (1960-1974) The best man to die. Rendell, Ruth. London: Arrow Books Ltd, 1981, pp. ??. 3335 s- Title units. ID Symbol A73

Wexford didn't take the vacant seat and something in his expression must have told Cullam he wanted privacy, for he said to his wife, " Can't you get them kids out of here? " Mrs. Cullam shrugged and the ash from her cigarette fell into a plate of congealing gravy. She hoisted the baby on to her hip and dragging a chair close up to the television set, sat down and stared at the blank screen. " Leave the cat alone, I said, " she remarked without heat. " What were you wanting ? " Cullam asked. " We'll go into your kitchen, if you don't mind, Mr Cullam. " " It's in a right old mess. " " Never mind. " Mrs Cullam made no comment. She switched on the television without looking up. Two of the children began to fight in the depths of their armchair. Wexford followed their father into the kitchen.

Date (1985-1994) Patently murder. Harrison, Ray. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1991, pp. 7-110. Title 3949 s-units. ID Symbol ANL

Morton strolled to the window and watched the unending procession of cabs and carts, two-horse vans and omnibuses. He was admiring the dexterity of a young street orderly, who was darting into the stream of traffic to scoop up the piles of horse-droppings, when he heard the rattle of the door knob. He swung round. It was not Catherine, but her mother. She was taller, if anything, than Catherine, and was still dressed for afternoon receiving. Ah, there you are, " she said vaguely. " Were you wanting to speak to Catherine? " " If that would not incommode her, ma'am. " " Well, that is just it, Mr Morton. She came home early from the office, and she has locked herself in her room. I tiptoed upstairs, some time ago, and I could hear her crying. "

Date (1985-1994) Black justice. Shepherd, Stella. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1988, pp. 17-132. Title 3792 s-units. ID Symbol C8D

You say all the designated members are agreeable? " " I haven't been able to speak of this matter with Dr Armitage yet, but I'm sure she will co-operate. Cover at the hospital has been sorted out. The other parties, professor St John Goth, Lee Horan, Mr Pinder and Mrs Brown are glad to help. As am I. " She gave a thin smile. " We all want to see this concern cleared up quickly. " " Yes. A sentiment we would echo. Is this what you were wanting to see me about, Dr Darnell?, The room suddenly hummed with tension. Anthea Darnell's coal-black eyes fixed on each of the officers in turn, then riveted their gaze to Montgomery's face. Her expression was frighteningly stark. " Not exactly, " he said, then cleared her throat. " I haven't been entirely honest with you, Inspector. " Montgomery said nothing. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Rebel angel. Wood, Bridget. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 162-252. 2543 Title s-units. ID Symbol G1L

Colours, " said Bith rather vaguely. " It'd be nice for her to be given the chance to make a suggestion or two. " Flaherty asked who was to take the sketches to the Fire Court and the Gnomes at once looked alarmed, because hadn't they already travelled all the way from Gallan and it a terrible long journey, never mind getting lost twice, as well as the Robemaker's Workshops and the Cruachan Cavern being on the route. " But of course, " said Bith firmly, " if your honourships were wanting it, then we'd go and be pleased to. " And the Gnomes looked at Goibniu worriedly and waited. Goibniu was still studying the drawings and thinking that Reflection, greedy creature, would surely not be able to resist them and that it mightn't be a bad idea to revive the ancient traditional dish of roast Gnome for the wedding feast, which would save them having to pay the Gnomes anything.

Date (1985-1994) A masculine ending. Smith, Joan. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1988, pp. 38-150. 3307 Title s-units. ID Symbol HTR

Loretta stepped through the narrow gap, and found herself looking from the shadow of the gateway across a carefully tended lawn to the far side of the college. Tall windows stared bleakly down at her from what she guessed to be the great hall. Before she could take in any more of the scene, a short, red-faced man bustled out from an office to her left and planted himself squarely in front of her. " Yes, miss? " he demanded pugnaciously, reminding her of a sentry at a besieged garrison. " What were you wanting ? " His grey moustache bristled; he was so close that Loretta could make out the individual hairs. A bell rang in her mind, and she almost laughed aloud. " Mr Koogan? " she began, remembering the " former army boxing champion " who had shooed away the Sun reporter during one of Puddephat's previous sallies into the public print. " I have an appointment with Dr Simmons.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Keesings Contemporary Archives. 2572 s-units.

ID Symbol HLG

To the fury of the Cyprus government, Turkey persuaded its fellow ECO states to grant ECO associate status to the " Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus ". A growing rift was apparent between Iran and Turkey over competition for influence among the newly independent Central Asian states and over the future role and shape of ECO. Iranian diplomats denied any rivalry, but a Turkish diplomat was quoted by the Independent of Feb. 18 as saying that the Iranians were " clearly wanting to appear as leading " and that this was " the source of some irritation " in Turkey. The Turks made little secret of their pleasure that the majority of the Central Asian delegations spoke in Turkish at the summit. Statements by the Iranian 48 government made it clear that it saw ECO as the basis for a future Islamic common market which might ultimately embrace some 300 million people -- a quarter of all Muslims -- and rival the European Communities in importance. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) 62 convs rec. by `Dorothy' (PS087) between 13 and 20 Mar 1992 with 25 i's, 16097 utts, Title and over 13 hrs 0 mins 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBW

I think we need a clo oh there's some more fruit here. Does anybody want any of this? Yes yes yes yippee yippee yes. Well just sit yourself down. Yes. Daddy? No. I'm full thanks. Can I have some frozen yogurt with it? Well you could if there was any. But is there any? No. Can I have some ice-cream then? Er you can do if there is any. Would you like to pass your bowl over Oh please. Tim are you wanting any fruit? There you are . It's empty. Are you wanting any fruit? Tim? No. Are you sure? Mm. It's empty. You can't have any more. You can't allowed any more. Empty. No I can't have any more. Ah ah only ice-cream. Is there any ice-cream please? People do have some the same ice-cream. Same one? (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) 62 convs rec. by `Dorothy' (PS087) between 13 and 20 Mar 1992 with 25 i's, 16097 utts, Title and over 13 hrs 0 mins 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBW

Does anybody want any of this? Yes yes yes yippee yippee yes. Well just sit yourself down. Yes. Daddy? No. I'm full thanks. Can I have some frozen yogurt with it? Well you could if there was any. But is there any? No. Can I have some ice-cream then? Er you can do if there is any. Would you like to pass your bowl over Oh please. Tim are you wanting any fruit? There you are . It's empty. Are you wanting any fruit? Tim? No. Are you sure? Mm. It's empty. You can't have any more. You can't allowed any more. Empty. No I can't have any more. Ah ah only ice-cream. Is there any ice-cream please? People do have some the same ice-cream. Same one? It's the same ice-cream that we had before, yeah. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

We could have a two point six seven multiplier No. Er er er as far as they're concerned any extra work is just an enhancement of the rate to the bypass erm rate, point six two percent. That was what pointed out. He pointed out? Any said we need approval for extra work Yeah. he said well it's just, it's time costs, it's 49 just an extension of the Right. Except for the Caernarvon bit. Right. Are they wanting a budget figure from us? We're gon na have to put What was Paul saying about the wedding then? Only said who he invited. I said, I said have you invited Aunty Joan and them? He said oh I've invited Aunty Joan but nobody else cos I didn't fancy any of the others. And has he invited Joan to the day do and that? (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) 4 convs rec. by `Kitty' (PS563) between 16 and 19 Oct 1993 with 9 i's, 1546 utts, and 1 Title hr 56 mins 46 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPK

It's vastly overrated. And it's hard just to get all the way up. Yeah. Oh yeah? What are we Yeah, the. Come on then. He's not looking. It was the only time I've worn four layers on the top in a race. Yeah. And it was the full kit, you know. It was Oh yeah. er it was Mind you, that's what they all say though. Yeah? Are you cold? Are you wanting me to warm you up? Want my jumper? Mm? Do you want my jumper? Haven't you got your? Tt! Oh! I'm really cold. Still I'll survive. I know. I'll warm you up. There's still something there yo there's still something there you can't be that cold. Go on. Do your natural duties. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing maths lessons (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with 5 Title partics, 581 utts, and lasting 20 mins 5 secs. ID Symbol F7E

Ian's got me one! Hey, Ian I'm glad somebody's organised! Oh! Do you want the old one or the new one? The newer one. Right. Right yeah, I knew This is it. that you'd done that because I started it as well on the computer Right well I've done it all the way through. Right fine. Right up there to the yellow books. Right. So what are you wanting from me? Right, so wha what we're looking at is you know we we would have that Mhm. now, you're gon na get anybody with that, but let's suppose that you did have somebody that was really there we want that blacked out really Mhm. and we would need to have national curriculum, name, date and so on which Mhm. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title British Rail team brief meeting (Busn). Rec. on 30 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 2265 utts

ID Symbol FUJ

We know we're looking Mm. at how we're to go forward in the future an and improve the service Mm. to the client. It was a sim mine was a simple team brief I don't know Mm. I I I spoke to two two people from two different organizations. Two people who are planning to leave our organization, and the purpose of 50 talking to them was to say, oh, what's the problem? Why are you wanting to leave? Er and in both cases it was er a feeling of insecurity, and that they felt they would be more secure going to a different part of the organization. Great I'm And and and quite honestly the parts of the organization they were going to I don't perceive as being any more secure. There's no more security anywhere at the moment is there? (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Shropshire County Council Social Services Committee: committee meeting (Pub/instit). Title Rec. on 11 Jan 1994 with 10 partics, 329 utts ID Symbol J3P

Until we do, I would suggest, and it's not just about until we do, then, I don't think we're going to make really serious dint with the number of children that we now have in care. Hear, hear. When we talk about our reductions, we will get to a point where the reductions that are being proposed to you, actually conflict with a number of policy directions that you are wanting to go in, and we'll flag those up to you. If I could give you just two very quick examples of what I mean, there is a proposal to reduce boarding out payments. Now, in effect, that's moving directly against the direction that we want to go in, we want to make greater use of domiciliary er, initiatives for young people, you have another paper on your agenda about teen care, which is showing what can be achieved with the most difficult youngsters. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Local Government Ombudsman office: planning meeting (Busn). Rec. on ?? ?? 1993 Title with 9 partics, 1227 utts ID Symbol JA9

Yes, it sets it. Erm, no it doesn't, it picks out various bits from er er from a memo that Gordon dealt with, it doesn't set out the total alternate budget process. Ah, I see. Mm, Okay. Erm Thank you. Alright. You will simply need to wait until the thing is sufficiently settled that you can get the total package set out here, and Mm. we're not quite sure what it is you are wanting that you are wha what specific query you've got. Well I haven't, it's just that that people have said, you know, when the permissions available can we see it as soon as possible that was all, I just wondered if that document was available, No. but I mean if it's not yet that's fine. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Part of the furniture. Falk, Michael. London: Bellew Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 1-146. 3416 s- Title units. ID Symbol A0F

When I got there, I found to no great surprise that very little had survived in any reasonable condition. " Do you want us to get rid of it all for you? " the man asked. " There are some personal bits and pieces that I'd like to hang on to but you can chuck the rest, I should think. " " Yeah, sure. Shame about it all really. " " They're only things. " " Yeah -- too right, love! Are you wanting to take any of it now? " " No, I need to have words with a friend of mine who's got a car before I do anything else. When I've found out when she can come and give me a hand, I'll give you a ring. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1960-1974) Gentleman and ladies. Hill, Susan. London: Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 1969, pp. 5-138. Title 3417 s-units. ID Symbol AD1

Alida has a right to some freedom, she herself is... Dorothea realised that she did not know how old Alida was but it must be around her own age. Not a girl. " There is an accepted difference between a geriatric ward and a lunatic ward, " Alida was saying, " people realise that nowadays. I would not like it to be said that I had had my mother put away. " But what else is it, Dorothea thought anxiously, what else is it that you are wanting to do? " Come for us at home, " was what George had said, " we're setting off from there. Come for us about eight o'clock. " George Aspinall had not doubted that his friend would turn up. Now, Gaily hesitated at the junction with Chapel Street. It was not a question of committing himself. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Fields in the sun. Sunley, Margaret. London: Century Hutchinson, 1991, pp. ??. 2700 s- Title units. ID Symbol C98

As he spoke, a figure came from one of the stables leading a horse. Tamar glanced across curiously and as the man emerged from the shadow of the stable into the bright sunlight, her throat constricted and her heart gave a lurch. There was no mistaking that jaunty walk and the cocky tilt of the man's head. As the sun caught the coppery glint of the curls which clung closely to his head like a cap, the familiar Welsh lilt greeted her. " Good afternoon, m'Lady. Which way are you wanting to ride, today? " asked Gareth Davis. Tamar took a deep breath to steady her nerves before she replied. As he drew closer and they came face to face, she drew herself up and eyed him coldly. " How dare you follow me? " she demanded icily. He made no reply to her challenge, but his eyes were alight with devilish laughter as he unhitched her horse. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Social material, pp. ??. 6598 s-units.

ID Symbol K54

Homeopathy has more than 2,000 remedies, made from all sorts of plants and even snake venom. Brenda's remedies are made by up by a pharmacist and sent to her. The system has grown in popularity in recent years. The nearest practices to Richmond include ones in Darlington, Thirsk, Yarm, Guisborough and Bainbridge, Wensleydale. Brenda said: " I think people are wanting to take more responsibility for their own health. They want to know why conditions occur. " Homeopathy takes the holistic approach and deals with diet, health, mental and emotional state of the patient as well as their particular symptoms. It's complementary to orthodox medicine. My daughter would not be here if it was not for orthodox medicine but I do believe her condition has been improved by homeopathy. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Church planting: our future hope. Cleverly, Charlie. London: Scripture Union, 1991, pp. Title 9-141. 2305 s-units. ID Symbol C8L

Things are too urgent for that and the dynamic is too big for any group to claim ownership of it. But the movement is big enough and strategic enough for every single church grouping to get involved in it and to see again church planting as part of their raison d'etre. By now many will be itching to get moving and so we turn immediately to the question: how can we get on with it? Getting moving In His will is our peace. Dante It may be that you are wanting to get on and be involved in something new for God. As one church planter has said: " When Jesus comes back, I want to be doing something for God, even if it's only making mistakes. " Maybe you want to be cautious, knowing that to try and do a work of God by the flesh is to court disaster and possibly a nervous breakdown for good measure. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) The chocolate teapot. Lawrence, David. London: Scripture Union, 1992, pp. 17-96. Title 1165 s-units. ID Symbol C8N

Pray every day that God will fill you with the Holy Spirit so that you have more courage to speak up for Jesus. 4 Never feel a failure if you have to admit that you don't know the answer to a friend's question. It's better to admit that you don't know and then go away to find out the answer, than to make up an answer that is not true! 5 Don't get drawn into pointless arguments. Try to learn to tell the difference between people who are just wanting to have a row and people who REALLY want to know more about Jesus. 6 If you have a good Christian friend, you could always practise witnessing by one of you pretending to be an interested non-Christian and the other being her/himself. The one who is " playing " the role of the non-Christian should ask all the usual questions that your friends may ask, and the one who is being the Christian should attempt to answer. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Memories of the Gorbals. Caplan, Jack. Durham: The Pentland Press Ltd, 1991, pp. 1- Title 97. 2550 s-units. ID Symbol BN3

Do you wet the bed, Sam? " " Yes... sometimes when I piss myself. " " No, no, not that kind of wetness. I mean, when you think of a girl... when you dream of making love... " " Ah! I'm with you. A wet dream. So you fuck the sheets? " Elmer reddened. I too was somewhat embarrassed. But Sam was enjoying himself. " Now, my friend. What are you wanting me to do about it? " Sam was way ahead of him. He knew exactly what the chap wanted -- and whom. Elmer plucked up enough courage, and went on: " That lovely girl you're walking-out with... the red-head. I was wondering... has she a friend, or maybe a sister? Gee! what a swell gal she is. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Twenty ways to manage better. Leigh, Andrew. London: Institute of Personnel Title Management, 1992, pp. 13-113. 2744 s-units. ID Symbol AYJ

For example, some subordinates may enthusiastically welcome your enquiries, respond readily to indirect guidance and need little or no prompting to seek out information. Other may sit there stubbornly waiting for you to tell them what they are meant to do whilst making it abundantly clear that the session is hardly welcome, indeed is being conducted almost under duress. Variations in response put you on your mettle. You need considerable confidence to switch approaches and find appropriate responses. It may take time for the resisters to realize that you mean to influence events through them and are not wanting merely to impose your nominal authority over them. Enthusiasts however, may have to be gently discouraged from making too many demands on your time and that when you ask a question you are not automatically expecting any action. Finally, subordinates respond best to coaching if they are motivated. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Twenty ways to manage better. Leigh, Andrew. London: Institute of Personnel Title Management, 1992, pp. 13-113. 2744 s-units. ID Symbol AYJ

STEP 1 Begin by defining your main message. This requires answering a basic check question: What is the single most important result that I want from this presentation? By thinking carefully about the answer you should be able to narrow down the essence of your case to a single sentence, and a short one at that. Is your audience supposed to emerge with a general appreciation of a situation, or do you want some specific form of action? Are you wanting commitment or merely agreement to seek further information? Do not proceed until you have refined your aim down to a single prime objective and your message down to a single one sentence statement. Your prime objective should assist you in coming to terms with the most limiting aspect of verbal presentations. (also temporariness) 54

Date (1985-1994) The best of Sunday Times travel. Girling, Richard (ed.). Newton Abbot, Devon: David Title & Charles Pubs plc, 1988, pp. 9-124. 2663 s-units. ID Symbol ARB

But more important is a feeling that the sky burial fits in with the isolation and strangeness of the setting. In that alien environment, somehow it all makes sense. I am the last one to leave. Please to Make a Reservation A. H. Cooper " Oh yes, certainly. " " I want to reserve three seats on a train from Calcutta to Patna. " " Please? " " I want to reserve... " " Where are you wanting to go? " " Patna. " " Have you a reservation? " " No. That is what I want. " " Please you wait over there. " " I want to go during the day so that we can all see the countryside. " " Certainly. Over there. " A long queue shaped like a cobra waits " over there ". Everybody pushes in front. The clerk behind the screen works with only half a mind functioning. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) 27 convs rec. by `Betty' (PS04B) between 28 Nov and ?? Dec 1991 with 9 i's, 8083 utts, Title and over 5 hrs 40 mins 22 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBE

I got that. I got it. I look very these days,, yeah, I know you're all. You're, what? There's nobody else at it. Eh? cracking. cracking your They lived in Road when I was born. Who did? Who was the most looking. Yeah I'd know her. You'd know my mum. You? Yeah. no, that's a compliment, now you can't bloody deny it. Yeah I've been wanting to ask you, what do you think of my little flat then? Eh what be going on then with you two? Oh,. Younger than my. Ah, now. Younger than my toy boy. I always wanted a toy boy. She's toy boy. Ah, but you're a winner when I I'm alright now. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 28 convs rec. by `Arthur2' (PS50T) between 27 Feb and 2 Mar 1992 with 7 i's, 9179 utts

ID Symbol KP1

Register S_conv yeah the nurses were kind to them Were good to them yeah, and they cleaned the ward and they, cos everybody went oh they were spotless they were all fit Yeah they were all fit, just keep them Yeah keep them occupied and then of course erm because, because she just had the operation you see they didn't think it was advisable Pardon? Because she just had the operation Yeah they didn't think it was advisable that she came home Mm I'm not cheating out Oh no I'm not cheating out But you but I've been wanting , I've been quietly thinking, the trouble is, you see it isn't just the argument that drives you pot you wouldn't nip home, Paula to go with you to bring her dear Arthur back Why? I do that Well is he going to walk back? if I'm driving the Metro (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 4 convs rec. by `Leon' (PS56D) with 4 i's, 800 utts

ID Symbol KPL

I prefer Penthouse, actually. Well we'd better do some work you know. Oh yes. You're not hanging round the hall. No, he's run out. I know. Can't even keep for five minutes. Sorry, I'm sorry. Start again. I will, because I've been recording all this. Have you. From the bang in the head. Oh, yes, Casey there's something I've been wanting to say to you. Casey. Casey, here, here, he's popping the question. You're fucking flaming cow. You're so bad beat him up. I really hate anybody who's being horrible to somebody because it makes me feel bad. Oh, stuff you bighead. Oh no, no, no, please, turn round I'm going to do something in that slip. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Royal Courts: hearing (Pub/instit). Rec. on 19 Nov 1993 with 6 partics, 748 utts

ID Symbol JK0

Register S_courtroom with hindsight, although, don't think I'm being over critical, although you put forward eighty or so estimates for different schemes, with hindsight it's clearly more prudent and fairer and accurate, more accurate to have a contingency fund isn't it?, in the, in the budgetary cost as a management principal one should include a contingency fund yes as earlier as is reasonably to do so what, it didn't need eighty schemes did it to be launched before you introduced it, it's something you'd been wanting to do wasn't it? something we considered that er no, no, something you had been wanting to do, not we, you had been wanting to yes I, I wanted to introduce a contingency fund yes, had you met opposition to the introduction of that contingency fund? no well why wasn't it been done earlier? (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Royal Courts: hearing (Pub/instit). Rec. on 19 Nov 1993 with 6 partics, 748 utts

ID Symbol JK0

Register S_courtroom you put forward eighty or so estimates for different schemes, with hindsight it's clearly more prudent and fairer and accurate, more accurate to have a contingency fund isn't it?, in the, in the budgetary cost as a management principal one should include a contingency fund yes as earlier as is reasonably to do so what, it didn't need eighty schemes did it to be launched before you introduced it, it's something you'd been wanting to do wasn't it? something we considered that er no, no, something you had been wanting to do, not we, you had been wanting to yes I, I wanted to introduce a contingency fund yes, had you met opposition to the introduction of that contingency fund? no well why wasn't it been done earlier? because I didn't I didn't raise it earlier I see. You spoke to Mr er the journalist concerned didn't you? (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Royal Courts: hearing (Pub/instit). Rec. on 19 Nov 1993 with 6 partics, 748 utts

ID Symbol JK0

Register S_courtroom in the budgetary cost as a management principal one should include a contingency fund yes as earlier as is reasonably to do so what, it didn't need eighty schemes did it to be launched before you introduced it, it's something you'd been wanting to do wasn't it? something we considered that er no, no, something you had been wanting to do, not we, you had been wanting to yes I, I wanted to introduce a contingency fund yes, had you met opposition to the introduction of that contingency fund? no well why wasn't it been done earlier? because I didn't I didn't raise it earlier I see. You spoke to Mr er the journalist concerned didn't you? correct did you ever raise with him back in January nineteen eighty eight something that you and Mr had both raised before, namely that what goes into the brochure is not to be relied (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The forest of the night. Kelly, Chris. Oxford: OUP, 1991, pp. 2-105. 2788 s-units.

ID Symbol ACV

Emily sat on the edge of the counter. Mungo leaned both his elbows on it, beside her. " Bit of a disaster, " he said. " It's happened before, " Emily said. " Just so long as it doesn't get in here. " " What'll he do if he wants to go to the lavatory though? " Emily shrugged. " The breast-stroke, probably. " They both laughed. After a pause, Mungo said: " I've been wanting to ask you something. " " That makes a change, " Emily replied. " About Vic, " Mungo went on. " You were right. He is a funny bloke. " Emily picked up a bunch of seed packets, bound with an elastic band. She took out one marked " Lupin ". " He's a loner, " she said. " Why does he live in a garden shed? (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Maggie Jordan. Blair, Emma. London: Bantam (Corgi), 1990, pp. 7-94. 4130 s-units.

ID Symbol AN7

Maggie was sitting reading a magazine when Laura came into the kitchen having just got the twins off to sleep. John was out at the dog racing with a couple of his pals. " They take it out of you those two, " Laura said, falling into a chair. " They're certainly hard work. " " But worth every moment of it, don't you think? " " They're gorgeous, " Maggie smiled. Laura leaned forward, clasping her hands in her lap. " I've been wanting to speak to you about that business the other night " " I told you, there's no need to say anything else on the matter, " Maggie replied. " But I want to. Simply to explain a bit, I suppose. " Laura stared down at her clasped hands. " Things haven't been quite the same between John and I since I had the twins. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Sons of heaven. Strong, Terence. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1990, pp. Title 73-154. 3309 s-units. ID Symbol CEC

That love does not die. It burns like a candle in a church. " She drew heavily on her cigarette, searching for the words. " Then suddenly you are told he is alive. You ask yourself if you are not just in love with a ghost. " A silence fell between them. Then D'Arcy said: " I'm sorry, I shouldn't have asked you. I know how difficult it must be. Believe me, I've been wanting to ask you how you felt about us, trying not to... " She smiled, understanding. " Dear Rober'. It is hard for you too. But until Philippe is standing in this room again, there is no way of knowing how I will feel. " " Of course. " Regaining her composure, she sat on the sofa and patted the seat beside her. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The good terrorist. Lessing, Doris. London: Grafton Books, 1986, pp. 125-209. 2455 s- Title units. ID Symbol EV1

Alice nodded, but she was examining him critically. She was finding him unimpressive. A stocky, stubby man. His hair, cut short, was flattened here and there, like an animal's fur when it is out of sorts. A stale breath came from him, sour, disordered, which was not only because he might have drunk too much. He should be watching his weight. " I am glad you dropped in, Comrade Alice. I have been wanting to talk things over with you. " Here he got up and went to the desk, to look for cigarettes, and stood with his back to her, going through the business of putting one in his mouth and lighting it. This procedure, during which he seemed to be returning to himself, a quick, efficient, considered series of movements, subdued Alice's criticism. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) An awfully big adventure. Bainbridge, Beryl. London: Duckworth & Company Ltd, Title 1990, pp. 49-192. 2828 s-units. ID Symbol FNU

Still, he shook hands with the stranger as though they were old acquaintances. He was glad of the distraction, having earlier received a wire from Hilary who, at the last minute and in spite of cross-my- heart-and-hope-t promises, found it impossible, after all, to come down from London for the first night of Peter Pan. Something had cropped up, work-wise, something wildly important. " I recognised you from your photograph in front of the theatre, " the man said. " I don't mind admitting I've been wanting to meet you for some time. " " Excellent, " cried Meredith. " What will you have? " " It's civil of you. A shandy would be acceptable. " " Come now, " Meredith protested, and ordered a whisky. " I enjoyed the play. So did Lily... " " I'm so glad, " said Meredith. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) A clubbable woman: a Dalziel and Pascoe novel. Hill, Reginald. London: Grafton Title Books, 1987, pp. 83-250. 4394 s-units. ID Symbol GUD

Why should I? There was no offence being committed. Nothing suspicious. " But his vague memory was of a white or cream Hillman. Evans drove a white Hillman Minx. It had all been so flimsy that Pascoe had hesitated about presenting it to Dalziel. But in the end, he knew he had to. The superintendent's reaction had been unexpected. He had been as near to complimentary as Pascoe could recall. " I've been wanting a chat with Arthur, " he had said gleefully. " I'm worried about that wife of his. A woman like that's a... one of those things that helps other things to get started? " " A catalyst, " said Pascoe. " Right. A catalyst to violence. " " You can't question a man because his wife's well built! (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Oxford Bookworms edition. Border, Rosemary. Oxford: OUP, Title 1991, pp. 1-74. 1267 s-units. ID Symbol GV7

That's right, Mr Utterson, " replied the servant. " Mr Hyde has his own key, and comes and goes when he likes. We have orders from Doctor Jekyll to obey him. " Mr Utterson walked home more worried than ever. A fortnight later Doctor Jekyll gave a dinner party for a few old friends. Mr Utterson was among them and he remained after the others had left. " I've been wanting to speak to you for some time, Jekyll, " said the lawyer, " about your will. " Doctor Jekyll was a tall, well-made man of fifty with a smooth, kindly face. " My poor friend, " he said, " you do worry unnecessarily, you know. Like poor Lanyon when I told him about my new ideas. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Offshore. Fitzgerald, Penelope. London: Fontana Paperbacks, 1988, pp. 9-140. 2919 s- Title units. ID Symbol H0R

Richard's Johnson, obedient to the pressed button, came to life at once, and she saw that it had never occurred to him that it mightn't. Small boats develop emotions to a fine pitch, and she felt that she would go with him to the end of the world, if his outboard was always going to start like that. And indeed, reality seemed to have lost its accustomed hold, just as the day wavered uncertainly between night and morning. " I've been wanting to tell you, Nenna, that I very much doubt whether you're strong enough to undertake all the work you do on Grace. And some of the things you do seem to me to be inefficient, and consequently rather a waste of energy. For example, I saw you on deck the other morning struggling to open the lights from the outside, but of course all your storm fastenings must be on the inside. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) False impressions. Keane, Lucy. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1990, pp. ??. 2966 Title s-units. ID Symbol JXY

She hesitated, wanting to go but feeling she should refuse. " Belinda will be very disappointed if you aren't there, " he said. " All right, I'll be there. " She smiled faintly and her breath caught in her throat at his answering expression. Quickly she looked away, fiddling with papers on her desk, not sure she could cope with the anguish in his eyes that mirrored her own, but David lingered. " Rachel, I've been wanting to ask you, did you ask Jennifer about going to Conway House? " She shook her head. " No, David, I haven't actually (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The stolen heart. Browning, Amanda. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. ??. Title 4822 s-units. ID Symbol JY8

She held out her cup. " Did you say coffee? " " Why do women always change the subject? " he taunted, filling her cup. " Why do men always assume it's a female habit? " she countered. " When it's to their advantage men use the same ploy. " Looking down into the aromatic liquid, she cleared her throat. " Anyway, I'm going to change the subject again. I've been wanting to ask you about Jonas. Is he all right? " It was a boat-rocking question, but she had to know. Travis brought one knee up, draping an arm over it while he studied his own mug of coffee. " He's well. He had to have a bypass operation. Fortunately he was remarkably well for his age. He's back home again. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Liverpool Daily Post and Echo]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1270 s-units.

ID Symbol K45

Kinsey's verdict turned a potential Lions win into an All Blacks victory. " It is inconceivable that such a situation should produce a penalty against us, " added Cooke. Grant Fox kicked the all-important goal and the Lions went 1–0 down in the three match series. " Can't complain " The Lions called the second- minute try by Bunce " a split decision " and Cooke said: " We can't complain about that. If we had been the attacking team we would have been wanting that try. " The Lions must get their act together on Wednesday in New Plymouth when they play Taranaki. Martin Johnson and Vinny Cunningham will play their first matches of the tour after flying out last week as replacements. Cunningham is here as a deputy for Scott Hastings. But Johnson is a live candidate to play in a Test match at Wellington or Auckland. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The crooked scythe: an anthology of oral history. Evans, George E. London: Faber & Title Faber Ltd, 1993, pp. 35-189. 2436 s-units. ID Symbol G09

That's about seventy-five years ago. Well, that was a lovely Saturday. On the Sunday morning that started -- the wind started blowing. And that was a funny, funny wind that was! That blow scores of trees down: cattle, horses on the meadow, some on'em. It just took'em up like that, and took'em across: some were lying in the ditch, some in the hedge. And I've been wanting to ask if they got a record o' that at Pulham St Mary. The parson there, the chapel parson, he went there; and it just lifted the roof off the chapel like that and killed him in the pulpit, blew in the wall. As dead as a doornail! That was in 1895. " It took all the stacks up -- tons and tons -- and simply took'em up like that off the ground and scattered them over the fields. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

No it sounds like one you won't have heard of on that, the big old LP's that me and Nicola, Nicola for a birthday, that erm, school love he used to be er, oh I du n no what was his name? Probably Leo Sayer. School love school love, da da da da da da da da da. But er, oh we should try and get that, I love it I do! And I tell you what, what else was I wanting to say? And I didn't think you had the mu you had the music but not the words. Think it was to all of Over the Rainbow. Dad agrees that that der der der da da da da da. Mm. That does sound like that Willy Wonka Yeah. the start of it. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 24 convs rec. by `Matt' (PS0KP) between 20 Feb and ?? Mar 1992 with 6 i's, 3076 utts

ID Symbol KD7

Not on this one though. Yeah missed a bloody does that now and again dun n it? How much do you wan na spend? As little as possible! As little as possible! She might be down the shops or something. He'd be. No, nobody in. Shit! Here I'll tell you what got your Capri going well there! Has she? Hundred and forty brake horse. Jesus Christ! Erm Actually I was wanting that Capri last night actually. Actually I didn't know the Capri what? Fourteen, fifteen. A H, H reg two litre S. Like, two litre. It's too big! Mm. Too Erm Too juicy! Yeah. Okay, we need another What about that, what about a Skoda then? No good? if I go too fast! you know, if they put council put a notice on. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

Morning Jackie! Jackie! I'm gon na kill yo get these shoes off! Hello. Aha. The three piece suite's coming tomorrow. Who? The three piece suite! The three piece suite? Aha. What suite? The new suite's coming tomorrow. Tt! What you tutting at? David? David! I'm speaking to you! Mummy, well I want, trying to watch this. What was Russell wanting ? He wanted to see, do you want a game which which I've already got it. Well if you hurry up it won't take you very long will it? I don't want to do it. Well we've all got things that we don't want to do haven't we? Yes, but I'm I think I'm gon na go drama class. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) 7 convs rec. by `Christopher' (PS52T) between 30 Jan and 8 Feb 1992 with 6 i's, 2876 Title utts, and 2 hrs 1 minute 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KP8

Mm. But er we said, oh you've done very well Gillian and she said to, to your father, she said oh it's been a pleasure to do it. Aha. Well! Shame. So, anyway erm I phoned What Sheila up Mhm. and then, and got the baby-sitter! Ah no! And so erm I mean, she knows but, I was just wanting to, to start flowers but Yeah. Gillian said she didn't want flowers, she didn't want to, to, they thought they were a waste of money and er she said, needed, she'd wanted to send any, if you wanted to send any just to send it to, to nursing. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project interview (Leisure). Rec. on 15 Nov 1990 with 5 partics, 467 utts

ID Symbol G63

Taping Hugh my father on shipyard riveting practices. Fifteenth of November nineteen ninety. Is that picking up? Aye. It's picking up. But he says it's got this wee arrow here's got to be in the middle of this dial, you know. So er well If you want to tell me, if I was starting as a riveter boy, right, if I was wanting to start as a riveter boy, what would I do? Would I go to the yard or would somebody speak for me? Well on a lot of occasions people were spoken for. Aye. Er by their fathers and uncles and brothers that Right. who had already served their time er Mm. in a yard. Er as far as I can remember er you would start as an apprentice riveter, and you would do sort of odd jobs within a s a squad, rivet Mm. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Justice and Peace Group meeting (Busn). Rec. on 12 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 610 utts

ID Symbol G3U

The there's five organizations which Justice and Peace comes across quite a lot. These are CAFOD, Christian Aid, Oxfam, Traidcraft and World Development Movement. Comes a comes across some others as well, but it comes across these five very frequently. And at the moment, all five of them have joined together on a single campaign, which is about trade. This concerted action is pretty unusual. So I was wanting to to mention why it looks like it's happened just now. An erm I'm looking at a Christian Aid produced brochure called Trade for Change, which is the name of Christian Aid's campaign. E each of the organizations has got th s slightly different version o of the same campaign. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Justice and Peace Group meeting (Busn). Rec. on 12 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 610 utts

ID Symbol G3U

To know that there's someone going to buy your crop over a long period of time, or part of your crop, ideally, over a long period of time, does help people to plan ahead. And that's everything really. Just there'll now be a short reflection. Is that what time is it, please? Quarter to nine. Expecting there would be lots of talk about economics, I was wanting to talk about morality, which are nearer to the gospel. Traidcraft itself describes its activities as bringing love and justice into international trade. I think that's the words Traidcraft uses. Which is recognizing that it's not there to start with. Er the first letter of John, chapter four. My dear friends, let us love one another. All love comes from God. If love is the character of God, laid down through the gospel. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Summer's lease. Mortimer, J. London: Penguin Group, 1988, pp. 1-155. 2911 s-units.

ID Symbol FB9

Haverford Downs, dressed now in a tweed jacket, grey flannels and a white polo-necked sweater, holding an ivory-topped walking-stick in a plump hand on which a single green-stoned ring -- alleged by him in his wilder moments to have been worn by Aubrey Beardsley -- winked malevolently, gave her his full septuagenarian charm. " How are you, darling? " " Was you wanting something? " " Only to lay my " Jottings " on you, my dear. " He reverently produced two folded typewritten pages from an inside pocket. " I deal this week with the innate puritanism of the young. Although you look far too pretty to suffer from the present malaise, you might find it means something to your generation. " " What was the name again?

Date (1985-1994) The Children of Dynmouth. Trevor, William. London: Penguin Books, 1987, pp. 91- Title 189. 2841 s-units. ID Symbol H7A

As he paused by the monkey-puzzle now the dogs came running at him, barking and jumping, sniffing at his feet. Mr Blakey came out of a distant glass-house, beyond lawns and flower-beds. He called at the dogs, but they paid him no attention. Timothy stood still, not wishing to be bitten by the animals. " I was wanting to see the kids, " he said when Mr Blakey came closer. The man was known to him by sight and by name; he had nothing against him. " Nice day, Mr Blakey, " he said. Mr Blakey seized the dogs by their collars. He pointed at the house and ordered them to go towards it, which they obediently did.

Date (1985-1994) 62 convs rec. by `Dorothy' (PS087) between 13 and 20 Mar 1992 with 25 i's, 16097 utts, Title and over 13 hrs 0 mins 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBW

Lucky you. Ooh. nice. Thank you. I said thank you. Did you? Right Christopher. You're er just happy to have anything are you? It's too much. You haven't got anything in there yet Tim. Just hold on. I want. Do you want another cherry daddy as erm? Do you want a cherry or not? No. Will you be wanting a cherry? No. No. I didn't think so. Right. I want a cherry. You've got loads of cherries, don't worry. I've got three cherries. So's Christopher. Three cherries! I didn't never have Now then. Ice-cream or yogurt Christopher? It's too much. Ice-cream or yogurt dear? too much. Just a minute. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Lincolnshire County Council: board meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 14 Jan 1994 with 7 Title partics, 317 utts ID Symbol J9B

They may even go lower, but there's certainly the clear indications from the city that, and from informed sources that interests rates are likely to rise towards the end of this year. If that's the case, then we could argue, an and will do, that now is a good time to borrow on a fixed term basis over a long period. I think to sum up, I would be wanting to say, that this County Council takes a view that it is about the provision of services. Important services have to be given priority. When you realise that we have had one of the most difficult spending erm, decisions taken by National Government, then the time has got to come at so some stage as to whether you defend a principle of Lincolnshire being a de a longer term debt free authority, or whether you look around the county and say, important services must be protected. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The wasp factory. Banks, Iain. London: Abacus, 1990, pp. 7-126. 2475 s-units.

ID Symbol HWC

I went back to the house for lunch and found my father chopping driftwood in the back garden. " Good day, " he said, wiping his brow. It was humid if not particularly warm, and he was stripped to the vest. " Hello, " I said. " Were you all right yesterday? " " I was. " " I didn't get back till late. " " I was asleep. " " I thought you might be . You'll be wanting some lunch. " " I'll make it today, if you want. " " No, that's all right. You can chop the wood if you have a mind to. I'll make lunch for us. " He put the axe down and wiped his hands on his trousers, eyeing me. " Was everything quiet yesterday? " " Oh, yes, " I nodded, standing there. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

Well it's boring just putting them all in the the same one, in n it? Oh God! We're gon na meet Graham today! Bastard! He's in Manchester today and Is he? Buy an engagement ring. He's not! We asked him that. Ah! Well I'm just. Well you'd laugh if you see my girlfriend!. Have you crossed this outside? Yeah. He won't be wanting to work either. Oh not,. How do you spell work! Here are, lots of new know about. Thank you. But he's coming back later. Oh! Come on! We want to get those. I know! Oh well, yeah! No. Definitely! Denise has got one of those as well though ain't she? (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) 103 convs rec. by `Raymond' (PS0PN) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 46 i's, 15718 Title utts, and over 1 hr 50 mins 5 secs of recs. ID Symbol KDM

That'll do me now. In er, in that sense I agree I I that waxing's taken half an hour! Yeah, it's just this waiting for this sanding sealer you see to dry. But then you're not spending hours No. putting you know the button on the while you are here. If you do it the way Bill says. Everybody Will you be wanting it? already made up. Cos I need It's a it's a grey area isn't it? Well it's been on No, I mean for so long, I mean I can't I mean yo, you don't get waxing off Bill do you? No. Yeah we, he showed me. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Stormy petrel. Stewart, Mary. London: Coronet Books, 1992, pp. 7-155. 2933 s-units.

ID Symbol CKF

I'm told it's about two miles. I can easily walk to do shopping and so on, but I've got a couple of suitcases here now, and I certainly can't manage those. " " No worry about that. I saw your cases there, and Archie McLaren will have them into the Land-Rover by this time. So will you perhaps be wanting a couple of bags, say, of coal to help with the fire? The house will be dry enough; there was a couple in it through the middle of May, and we have had good weather, but you would be better to stock up now for what next week might bring. " " Yes, of course. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) No enemy but time. Anthony, Evelyn. London: Arrow Books Ltd, 1987, pp. 5-105. Title 3208 s-units. ID Symbol CDY

She was a delightfully fiery little thing, Philip thought, forgetting all about tea, opening her coat and beginning to unbutton her blouse. It was Eileen who heard the knock and leapt away from him before the door had time to open. The silver tray was set down by Lily, who was senior parlourmaid and in her thirties. She didn't look at Eileen. She addressed herself to Philip. " What time would you be wanting dinner, sir? " Philip knew her well. She was his mother's toady, sneaking on the other maids, angling for the hated Mrs Gerard's job. He said, " Ask Mrs Arbuthnot. " Eileen panicked. What time? Philip didn't eat tea like they did at home. He ate dinner and all she could remember was living with him in London; when they rented a flat, he wouldn't let her cook. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) No enemy but time. Anthony, Evelyn. London: Arrow Books Ltd, 1987, pp. 5-105. Title 3208 s-units. ID Symbol CDY

Philip didn't eat tea like they did at home. He ate dinner and all she could remember was living with him in London; when they rented a flat, he wouldn't let her cook. There was a woman hired to do what she felt was a wife's job. What time? The gleam in Lily's eye was mocking as she repeated the question. " Cook says, what time would you be wanting yer dinner, mam? " " Eight o'clock, please. " Eileen remembered their routine in London. It had taken her months to get used to eating so late and so many times a day. " Very good, mam. " The door closed and Philip held out his arms. There was no desire left in her and she shook her head. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The Maid of Buttermere. Bragg, Melvyn. London: Sceptre (Hodder), 1991, pp. 75-192. Title 2168 s-units. ID Symbol FP1

There was a rough equality between them which pleased him since it ignored and slipped through the magical armour of those clothes, the possessions, the name, the title, the carriage and four, the weight of deference and the history of servility. He was amused to observe that she forced herself to be a blank when she picked up the bowl of pus and blood. " Will you be wanting anything else, sir? " How disgusting he looked, she thought, sprawled in his open shirt like an ostler in drink... " No, thank you, Christine. I need my sleep after all your mountain air. " (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The Maid of Buttermere. Bragg, Melvyn. London: Sceptre (Hodder), 1991, pp. 75-192. Title 2168 s-units. ID Symbol FP1

She's been nothing but a nuisance all her life. " Mary declined to reply. Her silences infuriated and mortified him. " There's a fine young gentleman and his lady come in a chaise in the parlour now taking some tea. " He paused, sore enough to want to jab. " You can go and see if they'll be wanting anything more. I've a fair idea, " and here he smiled a benign leer which long ago Mary had learned to repulse but still -- unawares -- could cause her to coil up in herself in shame, " they've come here express to see the Beauty. " She went through as her father bid her: hating, every day more and more hating the show she was, the part she had to take up (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Chimera. Gallagher, Stephen. Sevenoaks: New English Library, 1991, pp. 133-250. Title 2635 s-units. ID Symbol G03

And there's really an advantage in having a layman on something that's going to be a bit convoluted. You're less likely to end up with gaps and assumptions. " All of the tables and chairs around them were now taken, but the coffee line was no shorter. She said, " Will you be wanting to look around the labs afterwards? " " If you think it will help. I don't have to be back until tomorrow. " " You're staying somewhere? " Diane asked, and Reynolds detected a slight anxiety in her voice. " I'll find a hotel, " he assured her. " You could have had my sofa, but I'm afraid it's a bit difficult, with me being a deputy warden now... (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Rebel angel. Wood, Bridget. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 162-252. 2543 Title s-units. ID Symbol G1L

I shall not forget anything and I feel sure that Reflection and Flame will be greatly impressed by your sketches. " The Gnomes broke into wide grins at this and said wasn't impressing the thing and Floy in the right of it, and impress was what they'd set out to do and hadn't Floy the way with words? " And if, " said Bith of the Bog-Hat, " your impress-ship should ever be wanting an armlet or two, or maybe a plain everyday crown circlet, we'd be happy to oblige. " The Gnomes chimed in, saying to be sure they would, obliging was what they were, and it the best thing of all to be, leave aside impressing, which was just as important. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) A clubbable woman: a Dalziel and Pascoe novel. Hill, Reginald. London: Grafton Title Books, 1987, pp. 83-250. 4394 s-units. ID Symbol GUD

There hasn't been a complaint? See him if you want, though, but it'll be a waste of time. " He glanced at his watch, opened the top drawer of his desk and swept the papers in. " Come on, " he said. " We'll be able to get a drink in a moment. You'll be wanting an early lunch, won't you? " " Will I? " asked Pascoe, trying to conceal from himself the effort he had to make to keep up with Dalziel down the corridor. " Why? " " The rugby, Sergeant. Remember? " " We're going to watch? " asked Pascoe, puzzled. Dalziel sighed. " I might watch. But the game you're concerned with is Arthur Evans. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) A stranger's trust. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. Title 3344 s-units. ID Symbol H9V

Put it on the account. " " But I don't have an account, " she protested. " You do now. You just wait there for Leo, " he said kindly. " I don't suppose he'll be long. Now then, ladies, " he continued sternly as he turned to the others, " this isn't a social club; what will you all be wanting ? " Feeling a bit like a mechanical doll that couldn't function without a key, Hilary meekly stood to one side. Her life didn't seem to be anything to do with herself any more. Everyone else seemed to have the directing of it. The colonel, the village, even Leo. Did they all think her incapable of making her own decisions? Even the colour of the paint had been decided without her. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Hidden flame. Bailey, Elizabeth. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 6431 Title s-units. ID Symbol HGV

The gentleman's pose seemed negligent enough. One gloved hand rested casually against the door-jamb, drawing the folds of his greatcoat wide. Which was why, Mr Pigdon told himself firmly, he looked so all- fired big. The landlord drew a breath. " And what might you be wanting this time o " night? " he demanded belligerently. " What the devil do you think I want, fellow? " came the irritable reply. " Do you take me for a highwayman? " Mr Pigdon relaxed a little. Not only was the gentleman's intonation unmistakably genteel, but he was slurring his words very slightly. Furthermore, decided the experienced landlord, if that wasn't the fumes of brandy on his breath he didn't know his own business. (also the moment of speaking and a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

Annie up the road told me to come here; she said that you sometimes take in paying guests -- and there wasn't anywhere else, and it was dark, and raining -- but it obviously isn't a very good idea, so if you could tell me where else to try -- I'll go and try, " she concluded lamely. " Now why would you be wanting to do that? " he asked in lazy amusement. " Because you think I followed you up here, and I didn't, because it's not fair, because you're not a hotel, are you? And because I can't just dump myself on complete strangers... " " But we're not complete strangers, are we? And as for being fair, well, no one else ever seems to find it a problem. " " They don't? (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the girl in the Nile. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1992, pp. 5-150. 5026 s-units. ID Symbol J10

He had thought, here was somebody senior he could pass responsibility to without having to do anything about it himself. Right on the spot, too! He wouldn't even have to stir out of the cool of his office. While he, Owen, was tearing around all over the place like a bloody lunatic! " Tell the Chief, " he said ominously, " that I'll be wanting a word with him. " This was ridiculous. He couldn't afford to be spending his time here. He had a dozen men on the other side of town waiting for him. They had been about half way through when the message had come from the District Chief. He had dropped everything and left. And you could bet that the moment he'd left they'd sat down in the shade. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Reflections of a statesman: the writings and speeches of Enoch Powell. Powell, Enoch. Title London: Bellew Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 511-615. 1536 s-units. ID Symbol A69

Demand that had been suppressed or masked by what the old Poor Law debates used to call " ineligibility " emerges as effective demand in proportion as, for example, custodial and institutional care is replaced by community care. The substitution is thus not only inherently costly, but it evokes increased demand or, if you like, creates increased need. Nevertheless, I should be wanting , as twenty years ago, to lean with all my weight in that direction. I should, again as twenty years ago, be the Chancellor of the Exchequer's best friend. Let me hasten to explain what I mean. The total volume of resources applied by the health services is essentially an arbitrary figure. (also a matter of course)

Date (---) A crowd is not company. Kee, Robert. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 22-121. Title 2945 s-units. ID Symbol B0U

After about an hour Birkett began to be very busy about the room collecting a saucepan and a baking dish made of hammered-out tins and chipping little bits of wood for a fire. Four people were playing bridge on a blanket spread over one end of the table. Over the other end a man was reading the Völkischer Beobachter with the aid of a dictionary. " Three spades. " " I'll be wanting to lay the table in a minute. " " No bid. " " Four spades. " " Did you hear that everyone? I'll be wanting to lay the table for " Double four spades. " " Anything in the paper today, Larry? " " A lot of bull about some wonderful new weapon they'll be using (also duration and a matter of course)

Date (---) A crowd is not company. Kee, Robert. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 22-121. Title 2945 s-units. ID Symbol B0U

Four people were playing bridge on a blanket spread over one end of the table. Over the other end a man was reading the Völkischer Beobachter with the aid of a dictionary. " Three spades. " " I'll be wanting to lay the table in a minute. " " No bid. " " Four spades. " " Did you hear that everyone? I'll be wanting to lay the table for " Double four spades. " " Anything in the paper today, Larry? " " A lot of bull about some wonderful new weapon they'll be using " All right, if you don't want the table laid, don't move. I don't care a damn. " " Oh, yes you do. It's about the only thing you do care about. You've got the soul of a housemaid. (also duration and a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Where there's life. Dayus, Kathleen. London: Virago Press Ltd, 1991, pp. 1-107. 2891 s- Title units. ID Symbol CDM

Dad paid over the four shillings and while he was entering it up in the book said, " Mr Priest, I was wondering if yer could give me permission to build a small wooden shed facing the house? " Mr Priest looked up and stared at Dad for a while and Dad stood there waiting for a reply. " What will you be wanting it for? " he inquired. " Well, you can see, " Dad replied, waving his arm. " We have no room for everything an' I thought the place would look brighter if the missus'ad somewhere to put her buckets an' brooms. " The landlord thought for a bit, stroking his beard, before he gave his decision. " Now if you'll promise to pay off some of the arrears you can build your shed. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Audio Description Action Group: meeting (Busn). Rec. on 1 Sep 1992 with 6 partics, Title 1749 utts ID Symbol F7C

Mrs Mhm to Ann mhm to kind of just get together with someone he's identified a person whose name I can't remember but he's got a chamber orchestra Right what I was interested in knowing in was for example whether he's got his chamber orchestra repeated their same concert five or six times in different cities Mm I just, it's just a sort of an idea at this stage, I 'm not wanting to take up ogres of time on this, but I 'm quite weary of doing it with a, with a full set and everything it's, it's, it's, awfully tiring for taking the system Yeah down and, and may well be just one person requiring and you've got somebody else to go down Yeah, well (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Estate agency: interview (Busn). Rec. on 13 Jan 1994 with 2 partics, 61 utts

ID Symbol JJC

I would now like to move back to er defer lunch... circulate paper from erm a new motion in terms of the environment motions erm defers more than that I don't really say We had about two hours on on it this morning. Needless to say there has been er erm right I 'm new to the area and I 'm sort of wanting to move into the Garden City great take a seat, is it still as cold out there as it looks? Absolutely freezing out there Oh yuk oh horrible horrible. Okay so you're looking for a house or well I'm actually I'd like something cottagey if at all possible but erm I'm quite open minded at the moment erm I'm so new to the area I'm actually in Brookmans Park (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Medical consultation (Pub/instit). Rec. on ?? Apr 1993 with 4 partics, 223 utts

ID Symbol H5N

Aye I heard him saying how do you put up with an arsehole like that? Thinks, he's paranoid. He thinks everybody's talking about him. Aye. You know what I mean? But this has just come on. Mhm. Oh aye. This is how it comes. This is how it comes, just And I mean I 'm not wanting to make up any. Ah but Doctor, it's plain to you, John's It may be the best thing for him. John has been put under psychologist because he was slow at school right? Aha. Aye. And this is the start. This is what's in his head. He's no equal with anybody else. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Scientist. London: IPC Magazines Ltd, 1991, pp. ??. 2140 s-units.

ID Symbol B71

Doing that, it would be difficult to ignore the recent double step backwards which has left the farming interests dominant on many of the park committees. Research is research Bernard Dixon investigates some outbreaks of word abuse ITEM: The telephone rang and a distant female voice said, " Bernard Dixon? " " Yes. " " Ah, good, I wonder whether you can help me. I 'm wanting to know a little more about immunity. " " Have you tried a good textbook? " " Well, no. Actually somebody gave me your name.... Is it possible for you to give me a few more names -- of some people who are working in that field? " " Why do you need this information? And without being unfriendly, who are you anyway?

Date (1985-1994) 34 convs rec. by `Ann2' (PS14B) on 3 Apr 1992 with 37 i's, 9083 utts, and over 8 hrs 19 Title mins 57 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB8

Register S_conv what's Richard doing? he keeps going what're you doing Richard? don't fiddle with the speaker pet come round here to me for a minute I just want a he's pale isn't it?, look at his face I know come here, let me, come here and have a cuddle from me, you 're just wanting to look at what pet? I just want to look I still don't know what you want to look at, you want to look at what? I want to look at your things you want to look at my things, what things do you want to look at? I want look at your things those Chinese put them all back in, you tell me which who's that? the ornaments? who's that? (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) 13 convs rec. by `Rebecca' (PS586) between 15 and 19 Oct 1993 with 9 i's, 6179 utts, Title and over 5 hrs 15 mins 27 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPV

Anything other than a guess. Er religion, Johnson. I don't think religious belief, as such. I think his hypocritical extremism is in fact. I'm not asking you to do these now, but they're useful for your erm, this was a handout given to people last year that I was got given. And if you 're wanting to spend more time on Johnson at any stage, this is sort of there's something that I sort of don't trust producing some er, you know a play to a load of boxes but erm, la la la, and sheets as well. Sorry. You can finish looking later on. And you want four there. We can share ours. Yeah. We haven't got a copy. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Quest for a babe. Hendry, Frances Mary. Edinburgh: Canongate Pub. Ltd, 1990, pp. 43- Title 141. 3543 s-units. ID Symbol APW

It was sensible, if a trifle unexpected from the man himself. " But take Hector, and Marion. She'll enjoy it. Look at her! " Eachuinn Odhar seemed about to agree when his smile died a fraction. " Er -- no, I think not. I'll not take any of you. Marion, if you've things you 're wanting , give Andrew a note of it. Spices or whatever. But this is like to be a boring trip, see you -- business, just. And then, I've little silver to spend. " Lady Marion smiled teasingly at him. " Come now, Duart, you've tenants from Jura to Loch Sunart! Silver? Aye, and gold, enough for both of us! " He was sheepish. (also temporariness)

1.4.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994) Suffolk Sound Archive oral history project: interview (Leisure). Rec. on 22 Apr 1987 Title with 3 partics, 672 utts ID Symbol HYC

And they says as soon as you see one coming you sa say can I got make your bloody mind up which one do you want! They're all the same the stewardesses. You ought to see them. Oh dear. This is a good a good. They were good to us them stewardesses. They were tough sport, they loved it. You know come down and touch, they were always wanting to be with your horses. Give you plenty of grub. Look after you. Soup come. Ma myself, of course I was married. Do you know, I, I've come I've come away from Luton, Stansted at times, Cambridge especially when I've come down, perhaps half a dozen dinners. Half a dozen dinners, you see, when I've got in and haven't been, you, haven't been in the oven, haven't eaten phworgh, fetch the home (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The truth of stone. Mackenzie, David S. Edinburgh: Mainstream Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 99- Title 187. 2975 s-units. ID Symbol ASN

I could swear that some of them actually wanted the police to find a body. You know how it is Elsie when you go to the show in August and they have those horses jumping and you are waiting for one of the riders to fall off. It does not seem right if all of them succeed. Do you know what I mean? I felt that some of those on the bank waiting for the net to come in were wanting a body and wishing hard for a corpse. It is awful to think so Elsie I know but I am sure some of them felt cheated when nothing was found. There was a moment of drama though when this big pike started thrashing about in the net. At first someone thought it might be a salmon but how could a salmon get into Loch Craig? (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title A fatal inversion. Vine, Barbara. London: Viking, 1987, pp. 19-117. 2128 s-units.

ID Symbol CDB

The associative process did not work with Rufus in quite the same way as it did with his erstwhile friend, Adam Verne-Smith, for Adam was an " arts " person and he a scientist, so that Greek or Spanish names, for instance, evoked none of it. Ecalpemos, after all, was not Greek and did not even sound so to Rufus who, unlike Adam, had not received a classical education. Nor was he neurotically sensitive about babies. It would hardly have done him much good in his professional life, where women were always wanting to know if they were having them or how to stop them or conceive them, if he had been. He had long ago got the whole business of Ecalpemos under tight control and lived in high hopes of never having to refer to it again in word or thought -- and then there had appeared this paragraph. (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994) A poet could not but be gay. Kirkup, James. London: Peter Owen Pubs, 1991, pp. ??. Title 2400 s-units. ID Symbol AC6

And I drew my meaning lightly From the waters of a page... Yet for the first time now, As if I learned to speak Again, after a long dumbness, I seek the wind of a word. The wonder is that I write This, upon the waters of a page. In the weeks before he left, Dana and I sometimes quarrelled bitterly. I think we were both wanting to be free, to write our own work, yet we were afraid to relinquish the relationship that had kept us writing together so long. I had gained a poet but was losing a lover, perhaps the last I would ever know. We had our little mock boxing-matches, in my study, circling round the table as if it were a ring. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Railway ghosts and phantoms. Herbert, W B. Newton Abbot, Devon: David & Charles Title Pubs plc, 1992, pp. 57-200. 1912 s-units. ID Symbol CE9

A strange apparition was witnessed by a lady about two years ago on a section of track between Barking and Upminster in Essex. The lady was travelling on this particular journey which was subject to many delays owing to permanent way maintenance work, and the passengers were heartily fed up with the hassle. Several times they had to step down from the train and walk along the track to the nearest station; on this particular evening the passengers were all wanting to get home and any delay was not welcome. Our lady who kindly offered me her account of the happenings was returning home from a hospital visit. It was around 6pm, very dark; suddenly the train began to slow down to a crawl, " what now? " thought the passengers. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 15 convs rec. by `Frederick' (PS0A8) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 3229 utts

ID Symbol KC3

Mm. that Yeah but he's got to want to do it. Quite. Er erm that's the, that's the crucial bit. Absolutely. There is no possible way of shipping an unwilling young person out. No that's right. Because even I don't think there ever was. e e even those that er you know are definitely wanting to go and keen can get homesick fairly soon. Oh yeah. But you know erm if, if, if you look back to the days of the Raj erm it was a even within my living memory, erm people were joining the armed services or the overseas er er corp and the civil service overseas I suppose, yeah, er at a, at a fairly humble level and would either work their way up or they drink themselves stupid or they get mixed up (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Market research interview (Busn). Rec. on 5 Jul 1993 with 3 partics, 1421 utts

ID Symbol G5J

I think I told you, the first. I don't know what this one this one's being called. Danish bacon. See the people who own the ship are Danish.. And i the the lady who runs the personnel department, it's her husband who on the ship. Mhm. Mhm. Sinbad, what on earth are you wanting ? Mm? What is it? Is it teatime? Is it teatime? Anyway I was suppose I'd better get back. Mhm. I took pork out at lunch time. Mm? Any more holidays in the offing? Me? Well I'm off on Tuesday and. I think I am. And then I'm off next week. Oh aye I'm off next week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday. Oh give us a shout and we'll go for lunch then. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Dark sunlight. Wilson, Patricia. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4712 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGK

That I need assistance does not mean that I will be more lenient or less vigilant. " " Naturally, " Maggie agreed ironically. " I never expected anything else. You want both the biscuit and the bun. " " I do not understand you, " he rasped, " but coming from you I imagine it is some acid comment. I will be watching both of you closely and I will want to see everything that is to be published. " " You are wanting the favours! " Maggie reminded him angrily. " And you have orders from Señor Parnham, " he pointed out silkily. " I very much doubt if you would be willing to walk away now in any case. You have a reputation of not letting go of a thing once you have started and you would be delighted to discover that I am responsible for Ana's blindness. I understand you, señorita. "

Date (1985-1994) Life, love and laughter. Horne, Molly. Braunton: Merlin Books ltd, 1989, pp. 7-77. Title 1441 s-units. ID Symbol B1Y

The inside " me " is the same person whether we are five or ninety-five. Yet in dealing with children we forget this. Every day is so precious in the life of a child, yet we forget this. We hurry them on when they want to stop and look at some new marvel.We tell them to be quiet because we want them to look at television, or say it's too wet to go out for a walk when they are wanting to wear their new wellies. I admired my daughter-in-law so much the day I saw her stand a full five minutes waiting for her little boy who was watching a worm disappearing through a hole in the earth. I know Shanti's first mother will forgive me if I say that when our little girl first came, she was in a very disturbed state. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Albert Gunter: sermon (Pub/instit). Rec. on 21 May 1989 with 2 partics, 16 utts

ID Symbol J8Y

Be being filled with the Holy Spirit. It wasn't yesterday's experience, it wasn't yesteryear, it wasn't something just that happened twenty, thirty, fifty years ago, it's something, Paul says, that should be happening today! Hallelujah! That same infilling. The tap has not been turned off. God is still wanting to continue filling his people, with his spirit. Well let's sing again, shall we? From the redemption hymnal, er number two hundred and thirty. Number two hundred and thirty. And this song does say that there is just one requirement from our part and that is, that we want to receive. That we are thirsty. Ho everyone that is thirsty in spirit! (also duration)

Date (---) Facing conflict. Lawson, Michael. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1991, pp. Title 13-158. 2618 s-units. ID Symbol CGE

But the flip side of that effectiveness is quite clear when things go wrong. When items are faulty, not delivered on time, or more rarely where Ian has by his own fault succeeded in botching an order, then he goes on the defensive. If the customer pushes the point, he fights back. And as a result, he has recently lost two small but important customers, and his sales manager is wanting to know why. Past hurts and present conflicts What are the contact points, if any, in your experiences of past hurts and present conflicts? Are there any ways in which you react now to conflict situations which have been affected or constrained by something you have learned from the past? You may not have anything of significance which you can discover, but you should at least give some thought to it; (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) 5 convs rec. by `Madge' (PS56M) between 8 and 9 Apr 1992 with 8 i's, 1162 utts, and Title 56 mins 17 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPM

They were silly little coffee cups that came round and and part of that is it's a long walk back from the It was, was a long walk, yes. I should imagine Yes. I mean you've such a long walk, haven't you, haven't you? So I thought right, I'm gon na give that Well I yes, I got a bit tired out because erm somebody mentioned table tennis and I said oh I've been wanting a game for years! I, I got sick of asking around and gave up Ooh! er somebody said well the, the table's, we'd been to French in the morning and I hadn't realized that the table's Yes, in the youth club. in the youth club Yes. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) BBC Radio Nottingham: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 9 Nov 1993 with 9 partics, Title 181 utts, and lasting 1 hr 30 mins. ID Symbol KN2

Well Notts went wide of the target on eight minutes, it was er all really set up by Gary with a little header down to Paul, inside right channel, lobbed it on to, the defence was wide open and who hadn't scored this season got the very goal that he's been wanting to score to add to his match winning performance on Saturday, when he was made the patrons' player of the match and er he thumped the ball in the net, it was quite a blistering effort and Notts should've settled down on that and certainly should've settled down on twenty one. It was an untidy sort of buildup but the ball fell invitingly for on the edge of the area and who hasn't been scoring at all this season (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

Are you apprehensive? It's too early to judge really erm we all realize that the might of the international forces in relation to the Iraqui forces is quite different is much more. We are optimistic in the sense that there is a process of liberation going on. As far as Kuwait is concerned we'd like to see our country free again and this gives us the type of hope we have been wanting for the past six months, and I am sure for the people inside Kuwait -- because I was there for about three weeks prior to the after the invasion I was there and I had to escape that country. Yes, how did you escape? Through the desert with my family and through the perils of the desert and erm it took us about eight hours to to go through the desert, which normally takes two hours, and it was very difficult. (also duration)

Date (1960-1974) Gentleman and ladies. Hill, Susan. London: Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 1969, pp. 5-138. Title 3417 s-units. ID Symbol AD1

Certainly she would be craven enough to accept the news without comment, or any thought of a fight. Good heavens, she might even be relieved! " Oh, thank goodness, it is all settled, dear, I never wanted any trouble, I do so hate trouble. " As a child, Isabel had been forever wanting and having to shake her younger-sister, shake her out of smiling acceptance, out of vagueness of mind, out of bewilderment, into rebellion and action. Isabel Lavender stopped dead in the hall of the railway station. Behind the gothic- arch pigeon hole, counting out change, she saw the man in boots, the man who had hung about at Faith's funeral. Was it him? (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994) The Challenge book of brownie stories. Moss, Robert. Gloucestershire: MTB Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 44-157. 2588 s-units. ID Symbol B0B

She hurried back to the dressing-tent, where her mummy helped her into her Gnome outfit, around which was swathed a broad white band on which was printed in big letters the Brownie Guide Motto, LEND A HAND. Beegee popped her head into the tent. " Why, Angela, you look marvellous! " she cried. " What a splendid idea to go as a Gnome! I really think you have a fine chance of winning the first prize! " " Oh, if only I could! " exclaimed Angela. " I've been wanting a bike for ages, only Daddy hasn't been able to manage it. " " Well, go out and win it! " urged Beegee. With her little black broom in her hand, Angela danced gaily out of the tent, and she looked just as if the Gnome on her Brownie uniform had come to life! (also duration)

Date (1975-1984) The distance enchanted. Gervaise, Mary. Wendover, Bucks: John Goodchild Pubs, Title 1983, pp. 2-105. 2832 s-units. ID Symbol BMU

It's difficult to believe that I'm still a Musketeer, but I am, and as we've always told each other everything, I must tell you that although Mummy and Dad do such a lot for me, I'm Perfectly miserable. Does that sound very ungrateful? I really don't care if it does! Yes, I've reached that stage. " I've been wanting to tell you for ages, but I couldn't while you were so worried. However, it's got to come out now, or I shall explode. Breeze and Gay, have you ever been bored? I don't mean sermons, or those awful sewing bees we used to have. I mean real boredom, that makes you want to scream and tear the curtains! That's what I feel liken now. (also duration)

Date (1975-1984) The first of midnight. Darke, Marjorie. London: John Murray (Pubs) Ltd, 1989, pp. 5- Title 132. 3682 s-units. ID Symbol C85

In the Llandogger Trow, " snapped Miss Jarman. " And I've asked it nary a word till we got here, so as you could hear the story as well. Can't stand repetition. " She eased off her shoes and held her white stockinged feet to the blaze, spreading her toes and raising a smell of toasting cheese. " Ah... that's better. Been wanting to get them off for hours. Pinch me something shocking. " Phoebe Jarman stared at Jess with almost as much caution as Jess eyed her. She smiled slightly, a nervous smile that held kindliness. Jess didn't respond. She wasn't going to give her smiles away -- not till she'd fixed her position, and certainly not to an ugly pock-marked thing like Miss Phoebe with her beaky nose and whiskery chin... though she did have nice eyes. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Circle of friends. Binchy, Maeve. London: Coronet Books, 1991, pp. ??. 2965 s-units.

ID Symbol CCM

She did every single thing to help me that anyone could. She must have asked them, and they must have said no. She didn't tell me because she didn't want me to feel worse about them. As if I could. " " In a fairy story one of them would ride up to the avenue here on a white horse and say they'd been wanting you as part of their lives for years, " Benny said. " And in a fairy story I'd tell him to get lost, " Eve said, laughing. " No, I wouldn't let you, you'd say thank you very much, the fees are this price, and I'd like a nice flat of my own with carpets going right up to the wall and no counting how much electric fire we use. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Talking it over. Barnes, Julian. London: Pan Books Ltd, 1992, pp. 1-128. 2735 s-units.

ID Symbol EDJ

One day I'll tell Stuart about the flowers and what I did with them and I expect we'll have a good laugh with Oliver as well. Then I went back to my panel-picture and worked until it was time to start the supper. Something made me pour myself a glass of wine before Stuart returned at his usual hour of 6.30. I'm very glad I did. He said he'd been wanting to ring me all day but didn't want to interrupt my work. He said he'd met Oliver in the florist's round the corner on his way to the station. He said Oliver was extremely embarrassed, as well he might have been, because he was buying flowers to make his peace with a girl he'd gone to bed with the night before and been impotent with. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Crimson. Conran, S. London: Penguin Group, 1992, pp. 289-426. 3145 s-units.

ID Symbol FPB

I'd blindfold you with a silken scarf and tie your wrists and ankles to the bedpost with silken ribbons. " " I'd bite them off! " " I was only joking, " Adam murmured, feeling again for her breasts. An hour later, Miranda, lying on top of Adam's suntanned, naked body, said sleepily, " That was a big surprise. " " I've been wanting to do it for years. " " Why did you wait so long? " " The same reason as you. Prudence. But nobody could feel platonic about you, Miranda. " Miranda remembered howling as a twelve-year-old because Adam treated her as a child. Briefly she wished that child could have looked into this future. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The spinning wheel. Lorrimer, Claire. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 289-409. 2876 s- Title units. ID Symbol FS1

As he gathered her into his arms and pressed his mouth to hers, he had a sudden swift memory of the nights he had lain here in this bed dreaming of her. Now she was no dream, but a warm, trembling reality who seemed as anxious for his embrace as he was to caress her. " You do love me, don't you? " she whispered. " You don't have to be shy with me, you know. I've been wanting you to kiss me for absolute ages. " She took one of his hands and drew it towards her breast. " Does that feel nice? " she asked. " Say you love me, Harry. Say it. " " I love you, I love you! I've always loved you -- ever since I can remember, " he murmured. " I've never felt like this about any other girl. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The collector. Fowles, John. London: Picador, 1989, pp. 115-260. 4574 s-units.

ID Symbol G07

I must do something. I'm going to write about the first time I met G.P. Caroline said, oh, this is Miranda. My niece. And went on telling him odiously about me (one Saturday morning shopping in the Village) and I didn't know where to look, although I'd been wanting to meet him. She'd talked about him before. At once I liked the way he treated her, coolly, not trying to hide he was bored. Not giving way before her, like everyone else. She talked about him all the way home. I knew she was shocked by him, although she wouldn't admit it. The two broken marriages and then the obvious fact that he didn't think much of her. So that I wanted to defend him from the beginning. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Irridek, cara. I want you, I want to make love to you again, " he said thickly, tugging her hair from its unruly topknot, so that it spread out on the pillows in a golden cloud, stroking slow, drugging caresses the length of her spread body. " So much, cara, I've been wanting to do nothing else all week, and my self- control has been nearly crippling me... " " Oh, Roman... " It was a shaky whisper against his shoulder, and then she ceased to think at all, simply shut her eyes and let the hot, sweet river of desire flow unchecked through her veins and her limbs and her bloodstream. He covered her trembling body with his muscled hardness and she felt the weight of his arousal, full and hard and infinitely exciting against her thighs. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Money: a suicide note. Amis, Martin. London: Penguin Group, 1985, pp. 91-202. 4072 Title s-units. ID Symbol H0M

But who says? Even with Smith John and Brown David, how can you really be sure over here? I once had a cabbie called Supersad Morgan. Or maybe it was Morgan Supersad. His eyes, at any rate, were brown and terribly melancholy. His eyes were super-sad... My mission? To go reassure Lorne Guyland. According to Fielding, Lorne was seriously overdue for reassurance. He had been wanting reassurance for a long time and he hadn't been getting any. " Do it now, John, " Fielding had counselled. " You'll save us a lot of sweat in mid-career. " Lorne wanted reassurance about screen supremacy, line ratios and close- up time. Lorne wanted reassurance about his youthfulness, athleticism and general popularity. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Coffin underground. Butler, Gwendoline. London: Fontana Press, 1991, pp. 54-215. Title 4154 s-units. ID Symbol H85

Although the episode with Terry Place and Nona and Peter had received publicity she had managed to conceal her connection with them. But of course she ought to have known that martin Jones would find out in the end. Obviously he did not know from the look on his face. It was a nice face and, other things being equal, she would have responded to that first, she had been wanting to get to know him for a long time. " Did you say all dead? " " Yeah. Mass suicide perhaps. Or some accident. Murder even. " " Is it in the papers yet? Or TV or radio? " " No. But it will be. " She didn't say: I must get home to Peter, but it was her thought. She still sat there. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Mask of deception. Wood, Sara. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 5063 Title s-units. ID Symbol H94

Lucenzo looked unconvinced, but she persevered. " Can't you understand? My dream has come true! " " I bet, " he said scathingly. " My goodness, I hope I never become as cynical as you, " she sighed. He winced. " I'm not ashamed to be excited at the discovery that I have relatives in this world after all. That's what I've been wanting , every second of every day. I yearn for the love and affection I once had, " she cried passionately. " Somewhere out there are people who may or may not know of my existence, people I can call my own -- " " Or people you'd wish you'd never met, " he said softly. Meredith's delight was jolted by his remark. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Ransacked heart. Bauling, Jane. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H9L

As much as I want you? " The demand was harsh, almost accusing, and his dark face was taut, pulled into lines of resentment. " I've never wanted anyone this much -- to the extent that I can disregard everything I know about you and believe about myself... And now it's finally happening. At last, incredibly, I'm going to find out what it is I've been missing... wanting ! All of you. God -- " As she moved her fingers passion detonated. Maria had never dreamed that two people could generate so much sheer sensation between them. This was a rage of feeling, carrying them out of themselves, beyond the confines of their mortality. She had never known anything like the need that rent her, and she knew it was the same need that was racking Luke's rigid body; (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Ransacked heart. Bauling, Jane. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H9L

It was a bitter summary of their unhappy affair, but compunction ensued, because it wasn't Luke's fault that he couldn't love her, even if he had no right to despise her, so she added neutrally, " There's a Chinese tea-house or tea-garden -- I'm not sure what it's really called -- not far from here that intrigues me, and I've been wanting to go and find out what it's all about ever since I first passed it. We could walk. " " Anything you say. " Luke was so infuriatingly indifferent that Maria almost told him to forget it. But a perverse urge to take advantage of his rare willingness to be seen out with her made her bite back the words, and she went off to discard her shorts in favour of a slim straight dress, the fine cotton-knit a subtle sage green. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) A warning of magic. Kingston, Kate. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4362 s-units. ID Symbol HA7

Luke's face darkened perceptibly. " I'm sure you're not alone in that opinion. " He shrugged himself upright and moved towards the door. " However, it seems that Rob's come to his senses at last and realised that Heather is the only person he wants. So I doubt if he'll provide much -- fun for anyone else, " he added significantly. And that's what you've been wanting to say all evening, Merrill thought: a nice, discreet " keep off " instruction. " Why, Luke, " she exclaimed softly, " it sounds as if you're warning me off! " He spun round, his mouth grim. " Just in case it's necessary, " he clipped out. " And that's why you took me out tonight? " Merrill smiled gently. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Winter challenge. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3608 s-units.

ID Symbol HA9

In a single, swift movement he rose to his feet, and she gave a squawk of outraged protest as he planted both hands about her waist, pulling her hard against his body. " Mr Jacobsen, for goodness " sake! What on earth do you think you're doing? " " Something that's got very little to do with goodness, " he grunted. " Something I've been wanting to do for quite some time. You present a highly intriguing challenge, Miss Shannon Lea -- and I intend to find out what lurks beneath that icy-cool exterior. " Even as she struggled he was lifting her clear off her feet as easily as though she were made of thistledown. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) I believe in angels. Cooper, Fiona. London: Serpent's Tail, 1993, pp. 1-128. 3268 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGF

No! Not I'll never. Dear God, make everything all right and I'll always be nice to people, even May and Izzy. She ran home, ran as fast as she could; she was running from the picture of Miss Arabella Marks deep in a hole where earth crept up round her lace-frilled socks and drowned her beautiful blue eyes. Alice dawdled in the playground. She'd been wanting to go home all day, dragging on her teacher's hand on the way in, looking over her shoulder just in case her mum might have popped her head round the gate for a last wave. Mustn't be late home, said her teacher, off you pop. She turned left out of the playground. It was the long way round, but she did it every day. It was necessary. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) I believe in angels. Cooper, Fiona. London: Serpent's Tail, 1993, pp. 1-128. 3268 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGF

This morning she felt as though the cormorants were late. She shifted the sand with her toes, waiting. The sun rose smoky red behind ugly rips of dark cloud and she sighed. Storms? Gran had been muttering about storms for days and she liked her to stay close at these times. She'd been wanting to slip away today, away up the river and over the hill to a clear pool where the girls swam and giggled and the boys shifted like shadows among the trees. Sometimes, she felt she'd have to spend her whole life walking slower than she wanted to keep pace with her gran. And then she felt bad, it could be so much worse, imagine, a father and family like most of the girls her age. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Lucker and Tiffany peel out. Mildmay, Eroica. London: Serpent's Tail, 1993, pp. 57- Title 181. 4379 s-units. ID Symbol HH0

Lucker has obviously come back for me once, as there is a fresh note on the bed. He is thankfully still celebrating July Fourth with his friendthe bottle. I shower and lie on the bed in the dark. I am not sure why that happened with Evan. Suffice to say that the opportunity is always there if I want it. I have been wanting it badly. I took a chance for once, encouraged by his small town virginity. My mind hums with questions. The ruthless convenience of the pure science of lust? The acupuncture technique of applied desire? Here, straight up into the heart of me. Could it be revenge? Lucker, who isolates himself and drowns himself out, who doesn't take care with me. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) East of Wimbledon. Williams, Nigel. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1993, pp. 61-191. Title 3227 s-units. ID Symbol HR8

Don't be shy now. Come to me, My beautiful girl. You are one of mine now. You are one of ours now. Come to me, oh come to me, Beautiful, Beautiful, Girl. From time to time he wondered whether he had made a mistake in sleeping with her. It was something he had been wanting to do for over ten years, but, now that he had done it, he had destroy something that had been between them -- a mysterious, almost exquisite, promise of delight. He was starting to tell the truth -- that was what it was. It was hard to keep lying when you were alone in bed with someone. If this went on much longer, the real Robert Wilson might emerge (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) A masculine ending. Smith, Joan. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1988, pp. 38-150. 3307 Title s-units. ID Symbol HTR

Loretta opened her eyes wide. This was precisely her own conclusion, but Jamie was the first man she'd met who agreed with her. She was about to pursue his remark when she felt a hand on her arm. Turning, she found Bridget, accompanied by a black student she had noticed earlier. " There you are, " she said to Loretta. " I've been wanting to introduce you to Edward all evening. He's one of my PhD students, and he's writing a thesis on Virginia Woolf. " Jamie waited politely until these introductions were over, and then excused himself. Trapped, Loretta had no choice but to give her attention to Bridget and Edward. " You were deep in conversation, " her friend said curiously. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The house of women. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 181-320. Title 2616 s-units. ID Symbol HWE

He... he loves the child. Can I stop him doing that? " " There is love and love, girl, and his feelings go beyond it. It's possessiveness, pure and simple, possessiveness. You needn't be here, as far as I can see; you didn't give her birth, you didn't carry her; she's his. I've been wanting to say this for a long time. " " Well, it's a pity you said it now. I've got my life to live and it's in this house, and I say again, you left me a legacy and I've got to manage the best way I can. So, Mam, keep out of it, will you? Keep out of it. " " Yes, dear. I'll keep out of it. " (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) A dangerous diagnosis. Evans, Jean. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4553 s-units. ID Symbol JXW

But he had taken the package from her, and somehow, in the process, drawn her towards him. Her eyes widened with confusion. She felt him tense, then he was tipping up her face and kissing her very slowly and with a thoroughness that left her head reeling. " If you knew how much I've been wanting to do this. " His voice was uneven as he raised his head, running a hand through her hair to lift its silken weight from her neck. Her hand rested against his chest, the strong, lean body so tantalisingly close. She tried to move away, disturbed by the realisation that her feelings towards him had undergone a subtle change even though she couldn't quite define it. " I'm not sure this is a good idea. " (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

My darling! " he whispered hoarsely, and, as if trying to believe what her eyes were telling him, his arm tightened about her and, " Are those tears, the ones you're only just managing to hold back, tears of joy? " he asked tensely. " I love you too, " she replied simply. They were the words he had been wanting to hear and with an exultant roar, and with both arms at once around her, he pulled her close up to him. His language was a mixture of Czechoslovakian and English then, as, " Moje milá, sweet miláčku, I love you so very much, " he cried, and cradled her against him, kissing her cheek, the corner of her left eye before, one of his hands moving to the back of her head, he adjusted her position until the skin of her cheek was (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Machine Knitting Monthly. 1420 s-units.

ID Symbol CGV

The other most common fault at this stage is for the knitter to put all the needles for the second side into UWP, instead of taking them back to B position with the transfer tool. From the UWP you of course get -- get what? -- a complete row of colour 2. Good luck with the cleaning. CREATIVE INTARSIA TEASELS For this month's design, I have chosen the subject of teasels. Ever since being given a large stalk of them at the end of last summer, I have been wanting to make a design from them. The form of their stalk is like the arms of an elegant candelabra, with the oval awns protected by up-turned delicately curved spikes. The design can be used in several ways. Firstly, it can be knitted as in the graph, in muted shades of green and brown on a cream background (Sample 1). (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The Greek world: 479–323BC. Hornblower, S. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, Title 1991, pp. 32-126. 1304 s-units. ID Symbol FBB

Register W_ac_humanities_arts for the supposedly more " open " society of Athens he records only the views of Pericles and an anonymous delegation which does not contradict him. It is not, then, surprising that Spartan indecision, so manifest in 446 and again in 440 over Samos (p. 46) should persist through the 430s. At the beginning of book in, when describing the revolt of Lesbos in 427, Thucydides says that the Lesbians " had been wanting to revolt even before the war, but the Spartans had been unwilling to receive them into alliance ". This shows a Spartan caution which is at variance with their previous bellicosity over Samos. Sparta, for all these structural shortcomings, was a great power, and calculations about the outcome of the war, as well as delight that she was prepared to play the liberator, must have caused the Greek world generally to favour her over Athens (p. 99). (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Conversations with Karajan. Osborne, Richard. Oxford: OUP, 1991, pp. 2-147. 2406 s- Title units. ID Symbol ADP

RO Was Gründgens an exception to this general rule? HvK He was one of the most interesting men I worked with in my early years. He was a musician to his fingertips and he had a very subtle understanding of the interplay of characters on the stage. We had a very happy collaboration in Berlin over Mozart's Die Zauberflöte, which he had been wanting to do for a number of years. Papageno's very sensual character was explored through his relationship to his antitypes, Pamina and Tamino. RO He had made his name with two earlier Mozart productions at the Kroll Opera in Berlin with Klemperer. Klemperer, one gathers, thought the production of Così fan tutte over-elaborate. He wanted virtually no stage action. HvK I would not stage it at all! (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Kylie Minogue: the superstar next door. Stone, Sasha. London: Omnibus Press, 1989, Title pp. 4-96. 2055 s-units. ID Symbol ADR

An eager public lapped up the vital evidence. No-one after all would believe Kylie, of all people, would shed her bikini top in presence of the blond bombshell and frolic in the waves, unless they were an " item. " It appeared the world had the evidence it had so long been seeking. The banner headlines screamed as they splashed the fuzzy, long lens pictures across the newspaper pages. If it was a turning point in terms of " proving " the relationship, it also marked the change in image Kylie had been wanting for such a long time. Mummy and Daddy back in Melbourne wouldn't be delighted, but Kylie was unrepentant when she eventually surfaced. Smiling broadly, and displaying the naughty element of her nature, which had been hidden previously behind the candy-coated exterior, she teased reporters. (also duration) 87

Date (1985-1994) Walking on Water. Martin, Andy. London: John Murray (Pubs) Ltd, 1991, pp. 60-163. Title 2691 s-units. ID Symbol ASV

His recent history -- which sounded as remote when he spoke of it as a previous incarnation -- had enacted a traditional surfing scenario he wasn't particularly proud of. " I went totally over the limit. Me, myself, and I. " After losing in the Gotcha Pro early that summer on the South Side of Oahu, he went off on a self-destructive bender. " I went completely nuts. I was literally breaking things over my head. I'd been wanting to break a board over my head for a long while. So finally I did. I knocked myself out. " But everything changed for him on 12 June 1989 when he eventually came to. " The Lord said, " You're coming home ". (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The Oxford English programme. Seely, John and et al. Oxford: OUP, 1990, pp. 1-133. Title 3400 s-units. ID Symbol G3P

It felt as if none of that had ever happened. I trailed up the hill after the others, thinking how different she looked wearing that stiff new uniform instead of her tatty little cotton dress and gym shoes. Marie was waiting for me and when I caught up with her she linked her arm in mine. " That's her gone, the snob! " she said. " Will you be my best friend now, Bee? " She'd been wanting to be my best friend for ages. And I had to say yes, because I didn't want to be called a snob too. But I kept thinking about her during the day. It was a new school for us too, but at least we were all there together, and had been in Junior School together. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

Date (1985-1994) 103 convs rec. by `Raymond' (PS0PN) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 46 i's, 15718 Title utts, and over 1 hr 50 mins 5 secs of recs. ID Symbol KDM

And sell it much dearer there obviously so er you know They, they still buy it no, okay I can charge where in this economic situation and we think. Oh no, no! No I no, there is erm We bought, we bought stuff ourselves you know, to people and we've spent on it, so Yeah. It's my last weekend but it was such a scramble! I was , wanting to get home I, I couldn't Mm. be bothered but erm Yeah. Well you know the erm Handbridge? Yes. Yes Well you Yes. but I think there's only one shop there, The Pearl Antiques just over the bridge on the right hand side Over the bri, oh I know yes! A anyway that they call Vineholts Vineholts is a cake shop right opposite there. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

And she kept saying, do it, do this. So, she looked, and she wouldn't stop annoying us, so went away and then came back and er with erm, the rabbit Mhm. Go and shout David. Okay. David! Dinner! We went inside, and she was screaming and jumping. And you see, they were, she was crying and everything and wanting out cos I think she thought the rabbit was gon na bite her. So I had to go out and let Ashley and Kelly out Ah yeah. And did it bite her? No. So, I hit the rabbit. I Oh do nay hit it! It'll bite you for hitting it. I went like that. I didn't actually and I picked the rabbit up twice, so many times it didn't bite me. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) King Cameron. Craig, David. Manchester: Carcanet Press, 1991, pp. 15-113. 2685 s- Title units. ID Symbol A0N

The house door was locked. They stabled their horses round the back and bedded amongst dry hay with their cloaks wrapped round them. Noises of chopping reached them as they lay there in the morning, feeling stiff and foul. They went indoors to find Donald splitting wood to start the fire. He pretended to be unsurprised. " We knew you were there. The dog was whining and wanting out at you. " " But you could not have known it was us. " Cameron enjoyed teasing him. " That dog has powers, " Gillies insisted. " One time, a tinker put in a day here, mending pans, and at night off he went, with my best tools hidden in his bundle. Well -- at Dunkeld fair that autumn, Roy here bites a man in the calf of his leg -- it was the tinker! (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Her living image. Rogers, Jane. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1990, pp. 55-171. 3882 s- Title units. ID Symbol HJH

He sounded terribly smarmy and reasuring -- you know, a real politician's voice. Telling us all how we would have to adapt in various minor ways to changing circumstances, but that basically our lives would carry on very much as normal -- and it was weird, I was wanting them all to believe him, and him to be telling the truth. I kept saying to them all in my mind, " You see? It'll be all right. There's nothing to panic about. It's under control. " He said, naturally there would be some changes amongst plant and animal life, but species would adapt to suit the changes in climate and atmosphere and so on. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Love or nothing. Fox, Natalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4198 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY4

You're an angel and I adore you and is there a bottle of champagne in the fridge because I want you to celebrate with me. " He kicked his holdall out of the way and flopped down on to the sofa, quite exhausted by whatever he had been up to since the day he left. Ruth stared down at him in disbelief. He'd been gone so long, without a word to her on his whereabouts, and now he was back and wanting to celebrate! " Celebrate what, for heaven's sake? Me having tied up the whole of this campaign while you've been whooping it up in Valencia --? " " Valencia, Alicante, Gandia -- you should see the beach at Gandia, as white as I used to be -- " " Steve! " Ruth warned. He really was impossible. " OK, so you don't want a travelogue. How does this grab you? " (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 12622 s-units.

ID Symbol K5M

They began to imitate him -- the 28-year-old man is very conscious of his 6ft 3in and tends to stoop when he walks. As they moved closer towards him words were exchanged. " It was just one of them who assaulted me. I thought he had just punched me but he must have produced a knife, " Mr Norrie mumbled through his swollen mouth. " I was n't able to defend myself at all, I was just wanting to get it over with. " The assault was over in seconds and Mr Norrie ran in to a local church where he asked the warden for help. The victim was taken to the Royal Infirmary where he received 20 stitches. He was later transferred to St John's hospital in Livingston where he underwent plastic surgery. Mr Norrie rarely goes out because he seldom feels well. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) The life and times of William Shakespeare: Oxford Bookworms edition. Bassett, Title Jennifer. Oxford: OUP, 1993, pp. 1-48. 955 s-units. ID Symbol FS3

If you look at Gonzalo's words in Act 2, Toby, you'll see that it's a magic island -- and their clothes stay dry all the time. So they'll only need one lot. " I laughed, and then he laughed too. But it was true, he was tired. I could see it, and others could see it too. But the company was always wanting new plays, and we had two theatres now. There was the Globe, and now we had the Blackfriars theatre. Plays in the Globe were in the open air and always had to be in daylight, but the Blackfriars was a building with a roof. We could put on plays in the evenings and in any weather. It also made more money, because every playgoer had a seat and paid a shilling for it. (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Arts material, pp. ??. 2289 s-units.

ID Symbol K57

For the mass of Muslims this is a non-issue -- though I think British and European Muslim communities did themselves a colossal disservice in the beginning by failing to dissociate themselves properly from terrorist acts. Now even Kalim Siddiqui is saying let's forgive and forget, when just a short time ago he was wanting me murdered, deported to Tehran, whatever would spill my blood. The problem continues to be that a religious-fascist state wishes to hire professional terrorists to have me killed; that has always been the problem. " So, despite the cooling of inflamed passions, despite the calming passage of time, Rushdie must still live his strangest of lives. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) In other words … David Bowie. Kerry, Juby (ed). London: Omnibus Press, 1986, pp. Title ??. 1775 s-units. ID Symbol AB5

I saw David shovelling more and more, he was getting more tired, more irritable, more run-down and less able to control the madness that was going on around him. It was no longer just go out and do a gig with your equipment -- there were lighting men, dancers, singers, -- there was so much that I think no-one could handle it and he was wanting more and more to make the show very good. At one point he said he wanted something and DeFries said " No, you can't have it--; you don't have the money. " I remember David had a look of amazement on his face because at this point he had quite a few gold albums, but he still didn't have the money because the rate that they made money went straight back into making the show even bigger and better, and everybody travelled in style. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994) Edward Thomas: a portrait. Thomas, R George. Oxford: OUP, 1987, pp. 1-69. 1400 s- Title units. ID Symbol ABL

For the people were no longer a negatively friendly element which the individual slid into and out of.... Perhaps I discerned something they had in common, but what I saw chiefly was that they were different from me. I was alone. I knew that I was alone, and I found myself saying over my name to myself to intensify my individuality to bring about a conviction that though alone I was strong. Thenceforward I was always wanting to take the joys of solitude and of society in their extreme forms, and was alternatively miserable from the lack of company or the presence of uncongenial company. I remember how both feelings entered into me in the course of one evening.... I walked into the town feeling like a pirate or Border robber descending upon capon-fed middlemen, moneylenders, retired or expecting to retire. But with the first dazzle of the lights all was changed. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The joker's wild: biography of Jack Nicholson. Parker, John. London: Anaya Pubs Ltd, Title 1991, pp. 9-109. 1511 s-units. ID Symbol AP0

It destroyed him and for a time he was engulfed by a deep chasm of despair, drinking heavily, taking amphetamines and LSD -- and he was in his sixteenth year of smoking marijuana. Easy Rider was like an ambulance arriving to perform an emergency resuscitation on his ego. Added to the volatile, almost certifiable, personality of Hopper was the ambition of Peter Fonda, who would never admit it but was wanting -- at that point in his life -- to really show his father and sister, not to mention a whole legion of critics, that he could act -- a considerable undertaking in itself. He had made money from his movie The Wild Angels and now he wanted to prove he could do something worthwhile. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Seasons of my life: the story of a solitary Daleswoman. Hauxwell, Hannah and Title Cockcroft, Barry. London: Random Century Group, 1989, pp. 18-153. 1746 s-units. ID Symbol BN6

There wasn't a light anywhere, but Uncle just gave Madge her head and she brought him safely home. But she got too old eventually and so did Dick and Snip, so we had to send them away. Then we bought a lovely horse called Prince with much better breeding than the others. He possessed a lovely long tail which swept right down to the ground and it was a lovely sight to see him turn round. Uncle was always wanting to have that tail cut shorter and we had quite a few battles about it, but I won and Prince kept his long tail. Because of his fine pedigree he was a little bit more highly strung than the others and would set off rather sharply. He had no really bad faults but you had to be careful that nothing startled him, such as a bird suddenly rising, and on one occasion he did bolt. (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994) Old serpent Nile. A journey to the source. Stewart, Stanley. London: John Murray Title (Pubs) Ltd, 1991, pp. 3-120. 2831 s-units. ID Symbol FEM

Her friends were all gone now, even the White Russians. " Egypt is no good, " she sighed. " If you have somewhere else to go, you will go. " She remembered Madame Melasse well. In the last years she was one of the few people to visit her in her room. " She became un petit fou, you understand. Always she was wanting the window open. And asking about boats. Could we see any boats arriving in the harbour? She was waiting for a boat, you understand. She thought someone was coming to fetch her in a boat to take her away. No one ever knew where it was she hoped to go. She had been such a fine woman. Everyone had liked her. (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Daily Telegraph, elect. edn. of 19920417]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1817 s-units.

ID Symbol AL3

The strength in depth of rugby in Lancashire has allowed the selectors to pick a team that has an even chance of winning. We are as strong as Cornwall but they have the experience of having played in last season's final, and I suppose they'll be bringing their fair share of support. " For many members of the team this may be their one and only opportunity of playing in a major fixture at Twickenham and they will certainly be wanting to make the most of it. There will be no lack of determination, after all Lancashire have a fine tradition in the competition. " This is probably my most important game to date, certainly I have never played in front of the kind of crowd that is expected, and I have never played at Twickenham, though I have heard about the swirling wind that can make life uncomfortable for kickers. It's all part of the learning experience. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Central Weekend Live — part 2: television broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 5 Nov 1993 Title with 10 partics, 221 utts, and lasting 28 mins. ID Symbol HVD

What happened to him? Yes my brother er joined the Army about two years ago until he took his own life earlier on this summer. Erm he started his life er in Vietnam in the violence of Vietnam, and had therefore a lot of violence in his early life, which I think really stayed with him, but when he did join the Army, he was very proud to be doing so, and very proud to be wanting to be part of Britain and serving Britain in whatever way he could. And a I would say that actually during the early period in the Army, I think he probably gave as good as he got. I mean it was tough, life was tough for him and I know that he faced quite a lot of comments both of racist and other other things. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The adultery department. Bryers, Paul. London: Bloomsbury Pub. Ltd, 1993, pp. 1-130. Title 3344 s-units. ID Symbol F9C

When he came out of hospital they fixed him up with a job in a parachute factory, but he'd just finished the training period when the war ended, and they didn't think they'd need so many parachutes for the next one. But when he got the job in the stocking factory he seriously thought it was for life. They'd always be wanting nylons, he thought, he'd seen what they'd do for them during the war. Nylons were part of the US strategy for world domination. Nylons for the women, Coke for the kids and guns for the men to go on fighting " Germins " or " Reds " or whoever happened to be next in the firing line, that was William's grandad's uncluttered view of world history. (also repetition and a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

It's nice to see a fresh face, and such a delightful one at that, " she added with a warm, gentle smile. " And with such a wicked sense of humour! And don't be feeling that you have to stay in with the family. Come and go as you please, Ellie. You'll be wanting to see as much as you can while you're here, so just use the place as your own. And now I think I'll go to bed. " With another warm smile at Ellie, she added, " Oiche Mhaith Dhuit. " " E ha y gitch? " Ellie queried, trying to copy the strange sounds that Feargal's mother had made. " It means good night, (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 13058 s-units.

ID Symbol CBG

Of the other teams in the race, Villa are perhaps the best, " he said. Southampton striker Kerry Dixon returns to Chelsea today to receive a presentation to mark his 191 goals for his old club. But Dixon, who spent nine years at Stamford Bridge, may have to settle for a place on the subs' bench as he continues his return from a back injury. " Once the whistle goes I will be wanting us to beat Chelsea, " he said. Spurs midfielder Andy Gray has joined First Division Swindon on a month's loan. Keegan's warning John Wardle KEVIN KEEGAN has dangled an international carrot in front of his Newcastle players as they prepare to face Wolves' ex-England man Steve Bull today. Keegan said: " I've got players here capable of playing for England. (also duration and a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 13058 s-units.

ID Symbol CBG

If he does make it and this machine has done the trick I'll gladly pay out Pounds 25,000 myself to buy one. " Striker Atkinson said: " I've felt better since I've been in the unit. It's like being in an aeroplane with the pressure building up on your ears. " If I play, I daresay every club in the country will be wanting one of these. " Atkinson is keen to maintain his record of goals against his former clubs. He has netted twice against Ipswich this season and has three to his credit against Sheffield Wednesday. He has struck the sort of form which is prompting thoughts of an international call-up and he admitted: " My main priority is to do well for Villa, but if I get an international chance then I'll be ready to take it. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 11 convs rec. by `Keith' (PS0H9) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 2484 utts

ID Symbol KCY

Yeah if you don't, if you don't like it you probably just put it to the back of your mind then Yeah dismiss it something Yeah, yeah, what's the other one? It uncle Vern, big Vern something? yeah, he's all, all erm he's on the front cover ain't he, I'm not spending my Christmas in joking he's, he 's thinking the law 's after him all the time He 's always wanting to top himself as well isn't he? Yeah eh? Completely useless isn't he? Which one's that? It's the spook of Brassnick isn't it out of Dandy is it? Was it the Dandy? Sparky was it? That bloody one No the cos Brassnick was the one with the square head and the cap weren't he? (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994) Lee's ghost. Pulsford, Petronella. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1990, pp. 24-135. Title 3142 s-units. ID Symbol CA3

How did this all happen, Lee? People setting themselves up as the philosophers and artists and intelligentsia and other people setting themselves up as their assessors? Do you think that each lot really wants to be the other lot? I think so. We're never satisfied with what we've got in this society, are we? It 's the age of anxiety because everybody 's wanting . Well, I don't want anything. I exist. Shit. This nail- varnish. I only did it to impress that lot. Now it " s like trying to scrape car paint off. I kept trying to put them in bed all with the wrong ones if you know what I mean. The six-foot, ascetic literary genius with the tubby socialist from The Newviews, and the culture-vulture's punk daughter with the Professor of Philosophy, from Jedburgh. (also temporariness)

Date (1975-1984)

Title The diamond waterfall. Haines, Pamela. u.p., n.d., pp. 9-123. 4132 s-units.

ID Symbol FPH

The scent of the tea as I poured it... I should have thought. It is unbelievable that I did not. Frank, as we approached the house, had said: " Now you'll not mind, I'm sure -- but my landlady.... I told her it's my wife come down for the day... " The key firmly turned in the lock (" She 's for ever wanting in -- to dust her little bits of this and that... "), we sat over our muffins, our toast, our cakes. We spoke this time of my ambitions. Leading roles, visiting Paris, travelling, being seen in London, Rome, New York... Above all, showing Leeds and Dad, especially Dad, that I had made good. I did not make good that afternoon. Frank listened to me sympathetically. (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 15 convs rec. by `Frederick' (PS0A8) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 3229 utts

ID Symbol KC3

This is Fred, he used to, he used to work in Hello. contracture. Is that what you've got? Opera no, I've had it. He's had an operation. Mm. No no, I won't say that. Operation the sixth of December on the little finger er and my other fingers swelled up Mm. and are still not down. Really what I 'm wanting you to tell me is how normal is that and To be honest I 'm not, I erm not quite sure really. I mean have, have you been back to, to, to clinic following Oh yeah yeah yeah. Well I had it done on the insurance you know Right yeah. so I'm seeing the surgeon again today Are you? (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) In all directions. Dunlop, Roy. Cambridge: Graham-Cameron Pub, 1986, pp. 77-144. Title 1622 s-units. ID Symbol B11

Was it famine or scurvy -- I fought it; I hurled my youth into a grave. I wanted the gold, and I got it -- Came out with a fortune last fall, -- Yet somehow life's not what I thought it, And somehow the gold isn't all. There's gold and it's haunting and haunting Its luring me on as of old; Yet it isn't the wealth that I 'm wanting So much as just finding the gold. Its the great big, broad land " way up yonder, It's the forests where silence has lease; Its the beauty that thrills me with wonder, It's the stillness that fills me with peace. He may have looked like a bank-clerk but he had the heart of a poet, whether he wrote in iambic pentameters or the plain but effective doggerel of the common man. (also temporariness and stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1985-1994) How we won the open: the caddies' stories. Dabell, Norman. London: Anaya Pubs Ltd, Title 1990, pp. 7-116. 2162 s-units. ID Symbol ASA

Register W_misc just prior to Birkdale I met up with him to play against Gary player in a televised match at St Andrews. We played the match and won, and just before saying goodbye I said I'd see him at Birkdale. But to my dismay he said he'd got a local caddie for Birkdale, and that he'd misunderstood me when I said I'd caddie for him anywhere. Well, I 'm really wanting to go to Birkdale, so I jumps on the last train out of St Andrews. The first person I see at Birkdale is Gary player, and I ask him if he's fixed up with a caddie. He says he isn't, so I ask him if I can caddie for him. He wonders why I'm not caddying for Arnold Palmer, so I tell him there's been a mix-up and he takes me on. (also temporariness)

1.4.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) Patently murder. Harrison, Ray. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1991, pp. 7-110. Title 3949 s-units. ID Symbol ANL

Date (1985-1994) The truth of stone. Mackenzie, David S. Edinburgh: Mainstream Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 99- Title 187. 2975 s-units. ID Symbol ASN

Date (1985-1994) 62 convs rec. by `Dorothy' (PS087) between 13 and 20 Mar 1992 with 25 i's, 16097 utts, Title and over 13 hrs 0 mins 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBW

Date (1985-1994) 4 convs rec. by `Kitty' (PS563) between 16 and 19 Oct 1993 with 9 i's, 1546 utts, and 1 Title hr 56 mins 46 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPK

Date (1985-1994)

Title Market research interview (Busn). Rec. on 5 Jul 1993 with 3 partics, 1421 utts

ID Symbol G5J

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing maths lessons (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with 5 Title partics, 581 utts, and lasting 20 mins 5 secs. ID Symbol F7E

Date (1985-1994) Local Government Ombudsman office: planning meeting (Busn). Rec. on ?? ?? 1993 Title with 9 partics, 1227 utts ID Symbol JA9

Date (1985-1994) Part of the furniture. Falk, Michael. London: Bellew Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 1-146. 3416 s- Title units. ID Symbol A0F

Date (1985-1994) Memories of the Gorbals. Caplan, Jack. Durham: The Pentland Press Ltd, 1991, pp. 1- Title 97. 2550 s-units. ID Symbol BN3

Date (1985-1994) The best of Sunday Times travel. Girling, Richard (ed.). Newton Abbot, Devon: David Title & Charles Pubs plc, 1988, pp. 9-124. 2663 s-units. ID Symbol ARB

100

Date (1985-1994) Marriage inside out. Mattinson, Janet and Clulow, Christopher. London: Penguin Title Group, 1989, pp. 24-117. 1916 s-units. ID Symbol BNF

At this early stage, however, life seems to depend upon expelling from " me " all that seems to be bad, and later testing out how far others will tolerate or react to the bad in " me ". Toddlers who kick and scream against the restrictions of their parents are unconsciously testing the limits of where they end and others begin. As far as they are concerned, of course, they are simply wanting another ice-cream, or another go on the swing. If they are over-indulged they will, as likely as not, feel unsatisfied. What they may unconsciously be looking for is containment. Containment relieves anxiety about strong feelings and impulses getting out of control. Instead of the children being the monsters, the parents become the monsters who threaten to take over and exact revenge. But if the monster parents do not act monstrously and succeed in containing the passion, the children are reassured.

Date (1985-1994)

Title City of djinns. Dalrymple, William. London: HarperCollins, 1993, pp. ??. 2329 s-units.

ID Symbol H89

Everywhere arguments were breaking out between debtors and creditors, winners and losers. The outsider had clearly won. Suddenly there was a cry from the gateway; and the khalifas started ushering everyone to one side. All the spectators frowned. " What's happening? " I asked Punjab, who had come up beside me. " This khalifa is saying one dead body is coming. We must leave the graveyard for an hour. " " Now? " " Yes, immediately. Some people are wanting to bury some body here. " As we were leaving, we passed the Muslim who had lost the fight. He was cradling his partridge in his hands and kissing the bird. He was close to tears, but the bird looked surprisingly perky. " Will the bird live? " I asked Punjab. " Yes, yes, " he replied.

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

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Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

Then you can have your and go out with Dawn. We're not going out. Well that'll probably be Dawn now. Mhm. Hello. Hello Russell. Aha. Aha. David! Russell! Oh mum! You've caught me. Sorry to keep you, and hold on. What was he wanting ? Eh? What was he wanting then? David! Why is he running away? Oh I don't know, cos in a bad mood. How? I don't know. You've not got as well have you? Well it was okay, in the night, but this one, but the other one was absolutely aching. I know, cos you were crying. I know, look crying and it's still sore today.

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

I'll finish off my woollen knitting make the pizza and chips, and then that'll be time for Dawn. Then you can have your and go out with Dawn. We're not going out. Well that'll probably be Dawn now. Mhm. Hello. Hello Russell. Aha. Aha. David! Russell! Oh mum! You've caught me. Sorry to keep you, and hold on. What was he wanting ? Eh? What was he wanting then? David! Why is he running away? Oh I don't know, cos in a bad mood. How? I don't know. You've not got as well have you? Well it was okay, in the night, but this one, but the other one was absolutely aching. I know, cos you were crying. I know, look crying and it's still sore today.

Date (1985-1994) King Cameron. Craig, David. Manchester: Carcanet Press, 1991, pp. 15-113. 2685 s- Title units. ID Symbol A0N

102

Date (1985-1994) A healing fire. Wilson, Patricia. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4593 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGD

I've even been past Grey House twice to see if by any chance your car was there, to see if you'd come back and not let me know. Silly, really, " he added in embarrassment. " It's not silly if you're missing me, " Jenna said soothingly. " I'm missing you too. " When she had said that before she had meant it, but now she realised she was lying; she was wanting to make him feel better and she was also hanging on to her old life to feel safe. She knew perfectly well why. Her thoughts were far too much on Alain and it was quite ridiculous. This was a business arrangement and nothing more. Whatever Alain's plans, they did not include her, other than her enabling him to see his mother happily back in charge of her own home.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 12622 s-units.

ID Symbol K5M

Date (1985-1994) 150 convs rec. by `Tony' (PS0V4) between 28 Nov and 5 Dec 1991 with 9 i's, 8219 utts, Title and 9 hrs 36 mins 58 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE3

Mm. You know? Yeah. You think urgh! I hate driving round this with the rack on I absolutely hate it if it's windy it's awful. Mm. It sounds like fire engines going off above your head. Oh Brian annoyed me on my lesson I pulled up to the Kingsway right? And I was wanting to turn left Yeah. going along the Kingsway coming back from the driv the driving test centre Oh I know. yeah? Yeah. And there's a filter light and he said oh you'll be waiting here ages put it in neutral just as. just as I did it the bloody filter light came on Yeah he's silly and you oh I don't know why

103

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). 3 partics, 301 utts

ID Symbol K6L

And that was one of the first jobs I I practically did on my own. Somebody'd asked me and everybody was wanted their er these er imitation fireplaces. You know Mhm. the mantlepiece. It was a wooden and pillars you know this was all down here and this this all'd to be French polished. That was j that was the ne About thirty six thirty seven everybody was wanting their French polished you know. And then pull out tables was in vogue then. And er they were quite tricky to to work with too. And er chairs, there was some factories did nothing else but chairs. You know that er French pol There was er factories away out at that just er that did nothing else but take chair work you know. Mhm.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Jubilee wood. Hassall, Angela. Oxford: OUP, 1989, pp. ??. 4309 s-units.

ID Symbol ABX

It's irresponsible, that's what I call it. " " There's somebody'll shoot it, " said Philip's Dad. The dog was still barking. Philip was almost sure now it was Caspar. Where was Lee? Why didn't he let him out? " I saw Jack, " said his Dad. " He stopped me down the village. " " What did he want? " " He was wanting to know if Philip had been up in Mr Hyde's woods. " " What did you tell him? " " No, of course. I said he'd better things to do than roam about up there. " Philip looked through the glass of the door. It was almost dark and raining. " There's someone who has, " said his Mum, taking some oven chips out of the fridge. " I saw Miss Lofthouse in Thirkett and she told me.

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Date (1985-1994) Tomorrow. Taylor, Elizabeth Russell. London: Peter Owen Pubs, 1991, pp. 52-137. Title 1750 s-units. ID Symbol AEA

That was what mattered. And the Park was being beautifully maintained; the trees were not being needlessly felled; the formal garden that girdled the house retained all its statuary.... It was midday by the time Miss Danziger walked through the entrance of The Tamarisks. The rain had stopped. She would change out of her wet clothes before going into Gullshaven to the museum, she decided. " Svend Larsen rang! It can't be more than three minutes ago. He was wanting to know whether he could expect you for lunch. " Fru Møller was at her desk, " on the bridge ", as she expressed it. " He knows I always visit the museum on Tuesday. " " Well, Miss Danziger, you must allow it is rather unusual for guests to keep engagements from one year to the next, as you do.

Date (1985-1994) A song twice over. Jagger, Brenda. London: Fontana Press, 1986, pp. 141-220. 1808 s- Title units. ID Symbol H7P

She might even attain that future. Faced now with the future upon which she dare not hazard herself, the other seemed suddenly quite possible. And would she be any better off than Miss Ernestine Baker, at the end of it, without Daniel? " Your mother let me in, " he said. " And then she took Liam out to the park. Or so she said. 1 suppose she knew I was wanting to talk to you. " " Talk, then. " There was no point in being sweet and understanding and breaking her heart all over again about it. " I'm away to London tonight and then to France. " " You told me that last month, so you did. " " I know. But I have my ticket now. And since it's about all I do have until the end of the month I shall have to use it.

Date (1985-1994) Voices of summer. Pearson, Diane. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 133-298. 3179 s- Title units. ID Symbol J19

Willi followed him out of the dressing room. " I'm going to drive you home, Franz. You're ill. " " But Therese... the party? " Willi looked slightly wistful. " She has all her old friends from Vienna to take her out to dinner. It will not matter if I am not there. " He felt Willi was wanting to be reassured but he was just too tired and ill to bother. With relief he gave up trying and allowed Willi to see him out, into the car, and home. Eleven He felt considerably better the next morning and, upon reflection, decided to cope with Gesner by doing exactly nothing. Karl was not unintelligent when it came to his own interests, his own career. He had got the message quite clearly last night.

105

Date (1985-1994) The boat house. Gallagher, Stephen. Sevenoaks: New English Library, 1992, pp. 43- Title 185. 2676 s-units. ID Symbol FYY

He was small for his age, dark, large-eyed -- in fact he seemed to be all Diane and almost nothing of his father. About twice a day, she'd ask herself whether this move had been right for him. Jed had watched his parents' marriage break up and had never said a word; he was hardly likely to start making his feelings known now. So she watched him closely, and she tried to read the signs, and when he seemed to be wanting something special she did her best to see that he got it. Jed's idea of doing something special was to be allowed to help her out on the estate, almost as if he was afraid that he'd find himself abandoned if he didn't make himself useful. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Hidden flame. Bailey, Elizabeth. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 6431 Title s-units. ID Symbol HGV

Date (1985-1994)

Title 15 convs rec. by `Frederick' (PS0A8) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 3229 utts

ID Symbol KC3

106

Date (1985-1994) 153 convs rec. by `Terence' (PS0W2) between 20 and 27 Feb 1992 with 10 i's, 8307 Title utts, and over 12 hrs 49 mins 22 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE2

Yeah I can do that And, what are you doing afterwards? Coming back home? Well yeah I mean I'm, I shall go up to the bank but that's all Well I was just wondering, I wanted to go up to, or if you're at the bank you'll be near the income tax office wouldn't you? Mm, mm And if you could pop in there, you know what it is I 'm Yes wanting , you know say that I sent away for erm Yeah for erm tax credit you know but, but Yeah okay about three weeks ago Yeah I'll go in to them you know and if there is a form to fill in or whatever Yeah you see cos you've got to get it filled in, in this financial year Right, okay, well I'll go into the tax office then

Date (1985-1994)

Title Ideas in Action programmes (04): radio broadcast. 9 partics, 1382 utts

ID Symbol KRH

Look, don't have this idea that there's a great bundle of documents lying in an attic, and this is the way that history works, that people make a sensational discovery and then they write a book about it. It doesn't work like that at all, " I say quite confidently. Unfortunately the Muddletonians erm seems to contradict the point I 'm wanting to make, because erm frankly it seems to belong more to the world of historical novels. The fact is that this last Muddletonian lived on till nineteen seventy-nine, and we believe that the, the sect ends with him there. But his widow has made a present of a portrait of, of the, of the prophet, which is now in the Meeting House in Sussex University, with a plaque erm commemorating the gift.

Date (1960-1974) Nobody's business. Gilliat, Penelope. London: Virago Press Ltd, 1990, pp. 41-185. Title 4110 s-units. ID Symbol FRH

PEG: What are you doing now? ABBERLEY: My pen's gone. (Abberley shines his torch at her bedside table.) ABBERLEY: You've got my ballpoint pen. PEG: I didn't know it was yours. No ballpoint can be your ballpoint. Ballpoints are people's. (She sits on the edge of her bed.) ABBERLEY: Now what is it? PEG: Darling, go to sleep. ABBERLEY: How can I when you 're wanting to move the bed and I don't want you to? (A rush) I've given you all this. We've got all this. It isn't enough for you, and I hate you for it, and I want you to go before you decide to leave me, and I love you, and how am I expected to stand being cooped up with him. PEG: Yes. ABBERLEY: Yes what? PEG: That's what it's like.

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Date (1985-1994) Dark sunlight. Wilson, Patricia. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4712 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGK

It was taking all the pleasure out of things and Maggie's lips drooped like a disappointed girl's. " Come along, " he said quietly when she informed him solemnly that she had finished and stood with arms full of parcels. " I noticed you admired the cathedral. I'll take you for a closer look. " " It's quite all right, " Maggie said bleakly. " I know you 're wanting to get back to the hacienda. " " I am not, " he sighed. " Sometimes I feel that I am imprisoned there. Come along, Maggie. Give me a moment's peace. " Of course it stunned her into silence and she never answered at all, not even when he reached out and collected most of her parcels, carrying them himself. " Rather a lot of swimsuits, " he murmured wryly.

Date (1985-1994) Wychwood. Thompson, E V. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1992, pp. ??. 2877 s- Title units. ID Symbol HHC

It'll be your turn in a minute. It came as a very pleasant surprise to me when I learned that you were in the habit of spending some time in this part of the world. As I said to Mr Aplin, when we find Charlie Smith all our troubles are going to be over. He'll know exactly what's been going on and will be only too eager to help us. Isn't that so, Charlie? " " Depends on what it is you 're wanting to know, Mr Eddy. You know me, if it's possible I'll " elp any way I can, but there's one or two things even I daren't open me mouth about. " " You'll open it for this one, Charlie, because it's important to Mr Aplin -- and that means it's important to me.

1.4.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). 3 partics, 103 utts

ID Symbol H04

Aye, cos about six month ago there was a job come up in our office for like a trainee assistant manager type, well an assistant to an assistant manager kind of thing so I applied for it and another woman in the office applied for it cos she's been here for like sixteen years or whatever. Mhm. So, and she knew about the office, and I knew about the office and knew everything they were wanting me to know but a man got it from outside so Oh right. It was a bit Aha. Do you ever feel like changing at all? No, not really, No it's all men. Do they ever send you on training courses or anything like that? No. Do you feel your job's secure? As long as the factory's here I'll be here I would.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Commerce material, pp. ??. 5104 s-units.

ID Symbol K59

Nevertheless Murphy should end up comfortably a millionaire once the earn-out is complete next year. The fact that Murphy considers himself first and foremost a businessman who happens to be in PR helps to explain the care with which the decision to sell PRCS was taken. The decision to sell was taken a year before the deal was done and the company looked at 11 different suitors before picking Shandwick. " We needed an international group because more and more of our clients were wanting international services, while it was important to be part of someone strong in financial PR in the City. " Shandwick's was by no means the highest offer. Indeed one firm -- which has since gone bust -- offered £1.5 million more, while other better offers would have entailed loss of control and loss of identity. " Shandwick offered the opportunity to retain our own name and develop autonomously with no interference and they have been totally true to their word. (also increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title British Medical Journal. 155-201. 1359 s-units.

ID Symbol EA1

Register W_ac_medicine according to the following criteria: they were aged 18–60, had insulin dependent diabetes mellitus of at least five years' duration, had a stable body mass index not exceeding 30 kg/m, a glycated haemoglobin concentration of less than 10%, were not hypertensive (supine blood pressure less than 160/95 mm Hg and no antihypertensive treatment), had persistent microalbuminuria -- that is, urinary albumin excretion between 30 and 300 mg/24 h at least twice during the previous six months -- were not pregnant or wanting to be pregnant, and had no chronic disease other than diabetes. Thirty four patients fulfilled these criteria; of these, 25 gave informed written consent to participate in the study. The protocol was approved by the local ethics committee. All patients gave themselves two or more insulin injections daily. Some women took progesterone derivatives as contraception (cases 1, 4, 9, 10, 19, and 23; see table I).

Date (1985-1994)

Title Keesings Contemporary Archives. 2572 s-units.

ID Symbol HLG

To the fury of the Cyprus government, Turkey persuaded its fellow ECO states to grant ECO associate status to the " Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus ". A growing rift was apparent between Iran and Turkey over competition for influence among the newly independent Central Asian states and over the future role and shape of ECO. Iranian diplomats denied any rivalry, but a Turkish diplomat was quoted by the Independent of Feb. 18 as saying that the Iranians were " clearly wanting to appear as leading " and that this was " the source of some irritation " in Turkey. The Turks made little secret of their pleasure that 109 the majority of the Central Asian delegations spoke in Turkish at the summit. Statements by the Iranian government made it clear that it saw ECO as the basis for a future Islamic common market which might ultimately embrace some 300 million people -- a quarter of all Muslims -- and rival the European Communities in importance. (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) Railway ghosts and phantoms. Herbert, W B. Newton Abbot, Devon: David & Charles Title Pubs plc, 1992, pp. 57-200. 1912 s-units. ID Symbol CE9

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Embalmer. Knebworth: British Institute of Embalmers, 1993, pp. ??. 652 s-units.

ID Symbol HTC

We received a verbal report to say these were a start but needed more detail. We wrote to of the clear unit pointing out the variables in each case entrusted to our care, and it was not possible, in our opinion, to stereotype treatment in each and every case. We did not get a written reply, however, via our National Secretary we heard our letter had been misconstrued and we were wanting to opt out. This is not so. It may be a practical based assessment of the NVQ system might offer a " Embalming Operative " type qualification with a type of diploma being awarded, in addition to our own examination. We are extremely aware of the number of people carrying out treatments who are not members of our Institute for various reasons. This area is being considered, and when we have concrete proposals we will place these before you then council for your consideration.

Date (1985-1994) 17 convs rec. by `Albert' (PS01A) between 1 and 6 Feb 1992 with 9 i's, 4556 utts, and Title over 3 hrs 6 mins 40 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB1

110

We started out with Key Finance and we ended up with Mercantile Credit, didn't we? Yeah. Changed companies three times, that time we had that four thousand pounds. You told me about that, yeah. Well said that it will be a sm a really small building society. He says, that,'cos er, it's not Well. Big building societies are not prepared to give you rates, and small building societies are wanting to get going You see, the only trouble with building societies is, it's the same when you buy a pigging house, they put the money on what you've actually borrowed every year. Yeah. Well, finance companies only, you only get the interest on what is left. On the money that you owe. Yeah. That's the difference.

Date (1985-1994)

Title 15 convs rec. by `Frederick' (PS0A8) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 3229 utts

ID Symbol KC3

Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

We could have a two point six seven multiplier No. Er er er as far as they're concerned any extra work is just an enhancement of the rate to the bypass erm rate, point six two percent. That was what pointed out. He pointed out? Any said we need approval for extra work Yeah. he said well it's just, it's time costs, it's just an extension of the Right. Except for the Caernarvon bit. Right. Are they wanting a budget figure from us? We're gon na have to put What was Paul saying about the wedding then? Only said who he invited. I said, I said have you invited Aunty Joan and them? He said oh I've invited Aunty Joan but nobody else cos I didn't fancy any of the others. And has he invited Joan to the day do and that? (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title British Rail team brief meeting (Busn). Rec. on 30 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 2265 utts

ID Symbol FUJ

111

We know we're looking Mm. at how we're to go forward in the future an and improve the service Mm. to the client. It was a sim mine was a simple team brief I don't know Mm. I I I spoke to two two people from two different organizations. Two people who are planning to leave our organization, and the purpose of talking to them was to say, oh, what's the problem? Why are you wanting to leave? Er and in both cases it was er a feeling of insecurity, and that they felt they would be more secure going to a different part of the organization. Great I'm And and and quite honestly the parts of the organization they were going to I don't perceive as being any more secure. There's no more security anywhere at the moment is there? (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) Shropshire County Council Social Services Committee: committee meeting (Pub/instit). Title Rec. on 11 Jan 1994 with 10 partics, 329 utts ID Symbol J3P

Date (1985-1994) British Association of Industrial Editors — Edinburgh Internal Communications Group: Title informal meeting (Busn). Rec. on 14 Jan 1993 with 4 partics, 191 utts ID Symbol J40

The language register of the broadsheets will be more sedate, more steady. It may be highly critical that the actual language will be completely different in the register. Yes. The tabloids will go for brevity and sensationalism. They will go for vocabulary which is highly charged with imagery and emotion. Mm. The others will chip in if they agree, but they will they are , they are wanting to set a missile to move, they're wanting to send a bullet, they are wanting to s to evoke emotion or anger or rage or frustration or political bias or to change attitudes now for example the interesting thing about the Princess Diana erm the headline on one of those tabloids which talks about exile is I suspect that they want to evoke the constitutional crisis which there was at the time of Edward.

112

Date (1985-1994) British Association of Industrial Editors — Edinburgh Internal Communications Group: Title informal meeting (Busn). Rec. on 14 Jan 1993 with 4 partics, 191 utts ID Symbol J40

Date (1985-1994) Bradford Metropolitan Council: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with an Title unknown number of partics, 123 utts ID Symbol JJD

The public and especially hospital consultants are rapidly realising and acknowledging that Trust hospital status is a genuine attempt to address local health needs which is providing increasingly successful health care. If we look at cons sa take consultant's views, I'm afraid that hospital consultants are not the quickest to grasp the advantages of reform. They didn't want the Health Service in the first place but we rapidly came round to it. We didn't want the reforms it seems but now sixty to seventy percent of consultants are wanting the reforms. And we heard some figures about G P's, ninety two percent of those G P's who've got their own budgets are seeing the benefits to their patients and their patients are saying so as well. Undoubtedly benefits are coming from those sorts of changes that come from the Health Service reforms.

Date (1985-1994) Albert Gunter — (`We are not doing it right'; 2 Kings 7: 3–4): sermon (Pub/instit). 1 Title partic, 1 utt ID Symbol FLU

Register S_sermon every thing was there you know the idea that the Christian life is drab and poor is such a terrible false hood, its an iniquitous lie of the devil, the tragedy is that we have actually often made it that way, we have made the Christian faith something drab, something boring, something for old folk er and er you know, people who are , who are , just wanting a crutch because their coming to the end of their natural life and we've made it something drab and dull listen to what the apostle Paul says when he's writing to Carinthian's in his second letter in chapter eight, he says you know the grace of our lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich for your sakes he became poor, so that you through his poverty might be rich

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Football: television discussion (Leisure). 10 partics, 307 utts

ID Symbol FL5

Down there. Yes? You had your hand up? I work for Team Sport Scotland and part of my reignement is erm coordinator for women and girl's football and I find that with the equal opportunities policies of many of the education regions now that more football is being played in primary and in secondary school and the district councils I go to visit I would say that the majority of them are definitely wanting to put money into promoting girl's and women's football. What about the media problem? I mean why why why do you think there isn't more Channel four, I know, ran some women's football er recently but th th, they haven't kept it up very regularly but wh why why is that? I mean is it simply because men dominate the schedules? Is there an audience for for women's football out there?

Date (1985-1994) James Whale Phone-in: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 30 Oct 1993 with 10 partics, Title 1145 utts, and lasting 1 hr 40 mins. ID Symbol HUV

Yeah but housewives don't usually go to sleep at this time in the afternoon. Right. I was up a six this morning does that Mm. you know. Where's the old man? Oh he isn't I'm on my own. Are you? Yes. Oh probably just as well you can please yourself what you do now. Exactly. Yeah. Yes yes. I do have two children though so Yeah. Halloween thing does affect me. Are they going out wanting to go out and sort of terrorize the neighbours or not? Well they're not erm I'm a practising Christian Oh that's a chair and erm we're having an event at our church in Osbaldwick Mm. called Saints Alive which is basically a fun thing sort of celebrating the lives of the Saints. I mean I don't understand why the church or the so called church or whatever you like to call it.

Date (1985-1994) Mothers' Union general discussion (Leisure). Rec. on 4 Nov 1992 with 5 partics, 228 Title utts ID Symbol FYP

Relate, marriage guidance and they find it quite difficult not to be able to bring their christian faith in when they are sort of counselling people. Er presumably doctors also find this difficult do they? It's very hard not to put your own views on to other people's lifestyles. Often there's a lot of, that people erm do or don't do that you, you can't erm go along with when people are wanting terminations of pregnancy or, or they're thinking of leaving their husbands and going off with somebody else then you just have to listen to what they say and put the facts as you see them in front of them. Occasionally you can say you think they're being stupid or have they thought about other things but at the end of the day people are answerable erm for their own decisions

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Date (1960-1974) Gentleman and ladies. Hill, Susan. London: Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 1969, pp. 5-138. Title 3417 s-units. ID Symbol AD1

Date (1985-1994) Fields in the sun. Sunley, Margaret. London: Century Hutchinson, 1991, pp. ??. 2700 s- Title units. ID Symbol C98

Date (1985-1994) My beloved son. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1992, pp. 85-221. 2482 s- Title units. ID Symbol CFY

You are nine years old and you are going to be sent away to a good school, and you must take advantage of all they teach you. You understand? " " Yes, Mother. " " I have had to persuade your father to fall in with my wishes on this matter. It wasn't easy, and it is going to cost a great deal of money, and business is not at all bright at the moment. People are not wanting good furniture. The big houses are selling up; they are in as much dire distress financially as the working classes. There is little call for antique furniture. So you can understand what a sacrifice it is your father is making in sending you to this school. I have also indicated to the headmistress that you take singing lessons. You have a voice, though what use it will be to you I don't know. 115

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 4243 s-units.

ID Symbol K23

Kevin Horlock is standing by to play. One man definitely missing is Micky Hazard: he's out of favour. Spurs have only lost one at home. That was to the Arsenal. But what better place for Swindon to score their first league win of the season. At the Manor Ground, Oxford are playing Luton. Last season this was United's biggest home win of the season. 4-0. One of the old faces, John Durnin, scored all four. Now the United fans are wanting new faces. When are they going to get some new players? Denis Smith says he's been trying to get players since he came but has to sell first and there have been no bids for any of the players. The transfer kitty could come courtesy of Stoke City. United are on 25 per cent of any fee the Potteries team get for striker Mark Stein. Chelsea have bid a million: do we hear one and half?

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central News autocue data.] 3653 s-units.

ID Symbol K1H

His blue Vauxhall Astra car was on the drive where Mr Miles had parked it after driving home for lunch yesterday. He left the car body repair factory where he worked at Frampton on Severn at around 1:30. Two hours later he was dead. The murder weapon... a knife... was found near the body. And today forensic teams have been searching for further clues to help catch the killer: Male speaker Police are wanting to find out the events leading up to the death, and work out the motive for the killing. Voice over Neighbours were shocked by the tragedy: Male speaker Everyone in the village is shocked, you don't expect such things to happen in a quiet backwater. Voice over Richard Miles led a quiet life...

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Daily Telegraph, elect. edn. of 19920409]. Pure science material, pp. ??. 92 s-units.

ID Symbol AJK

A London clinic specialising in reversal operations said yesterday that more than six out of 10 operations are now successful compared with fewer than two out of 10 only three or four years ago. Miss Jacquie Sullivan, managing director of the clinic, the Surgical Advisory Service, said the improving success rate was the result of advances in micro-surgery coupled with better post-operative care. About 40,000 men a year undergo vasectomy, but with one in three marriages ending in divorce, increasing numbers are forming new relationships and wanting to have a second family. Miss Sullivan said: " The typical person coming to us is a divorced man in his 30s or 40s who has remarried, often to a woman in her 20s, and wants to start a family. " We can not forecast the success of a reversal operation in an individual case, but we can now tell each patient that it is more likely the operation will succeed than fail (also increasing/decreasing activity) 116

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Guardian, elect. edn. of 19891231]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1127 s-units.

ID Symbol AAV

In fact this shift has been visible for some time and seems at present to be increasing. This is only one of several tactics which has the incidental effect of squeezing the " Mum and Dad " agencies. The start-up costs of a travel agency have been relatively small. While business was buoyant there was a living in it for many small shops that are liable to succumb in a climate where 40 per cent of the country are wanting independent deals, and the remainder are demanding much improved advice and service. Thomas Cook, investing £18m to redesign their 300 retail outlets in four-section specialist subdivisions, predict that the 6,500 Abta-bonded agencies will decrease by 1,000 in 1990. Nobody can know the world, not even the parts of it on offer to tourists, but they can know how to look them up, and the training for too long has been exiguous.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Social material, pp. ??. 6598 s-units.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title The Belfast Telegraph. 10040 s-units.

ID Symbol HJ4

The cost varies enormously depending on the size of the tattoo. But an average-sized amateur tattoo will cost around £50 a session. The service is not available on the National Health Service -- but Dr McKenna believes it should be. " Tattoos can affect the quality of life for many people and the waiting list for NHS tattoo removal can be up to 10 years, which is far too long, " he said. Many of the men currently undergoing treatment are wanting rid of political-style tattoos -- " IRA " and " UDA " inscriptions that could be downright dangerous. " It is worse than Lurgan' THE town's, MP David Trimble walked through the rubble, the shards of glass, and the mangled remains of the bomber's van. " This is worse than Lurgan,

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" said the Ulster Unionist, shaking his head with rage. Stepping over shredded boxes, Mr Trimble said the traders would not be beaten.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Angler's Mail. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1817 s-units.

ID Symbol A6R

Yet anyone who has been using one in the last few months will know, the accuracy of the sets in winter can be very poor. I regularly get total signal failure and if I followed some of the compass courses displayed I would never be heard of again. This is not the case with the new satellite system called GPS. This give almost unfailing accuracy no matter what the weather conditions. The problem with GPS is that like all new gadgets, the companies are wanting to recover development costs as quickly as possible and they are very expensive. The first sets a few months ago were well over £2000 which would put them out of the range of all private and a lot of charter boats. Competition and mass production is now changing that. The Earls Court Boat Show last month saw the launching of a GPS set called the Pronav for £1,495, including VAT, and other sets have begun to tumble in price.

Date (1985-1994) How many times can you say goodbye?: living with bereavement. Pardoe, Jenifer. Title London: SPCK, 1991, pp. ??. 1160 s-units. ID Symbol ADE

It is undoubtedly true that when a family member dies, other members of the family are often too upset themselves to recognize the distress of the children in their midst. It may be that friends and relatives who are less affected by the death of the family member, could give some special attention to the children who are wanting to be comforted and to be told what is going on. Rather than sending the children out when the adults want to talk, it may be that a neighbour could make sure to include them in an outing to give the child time to talk to them. They could explain to the child why he feels as though the world has turned upside down and why his remaining parent seems so upset.

Date (1985-1994) Church planting: our future hope. Cleverly, Charlie. London: Scripture Union, 1991, pp. Title 9-141. 2305 s-units. ID Symbol C8L

Things are too urgent for that and the dynamic is too big for any group to claim ownership of it. But the movement is big enough and strategic enough for every single church grouping to get involved in it and to see again church planting as part of their raison d'etre. By now many will be itching to get moving and so we turn immediately to the question: how can we get on with it? Getting moving In His will is our 118 peace. Dante It may be that you are wanting to get on and be involved in something new for God. As one church planter has said: " When Jesus comes back, I want to be doing something for God, even if it's only making mistakes. " Maybe you want to be cautious, knowing that to try and do a work of God by the flesh is to court disaster and possibly a nervous breakdown for good measure. (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) Church planting: our future hope. Cleverly, Charlie. London: Scripture Union, 1991, pp. Title 9-141. 2305 s-units. ID Symbol C8L

Ian Coffey of the Evangelical Alliance: " I just sense this to be a confirmation of what God is saying to the church. It may have an Elim label on it, but I think " Breakthrough 2000 " is a vision from God that deserves wider exposure. " Breakthrough 2000 " warmed my heart because I think: here is vision, here is faith, and here are people who are setting a target and they are wanting to move towards it. " I agree that this scheme is significant not only because of what may be achieved for good in the north-west, but because it can act as a model for planning for other areas and for other denominations. It is interesting also that this scheme goes back to the roots of the Elim movement. After a large crusade the Jeffreys would appoint a leader and give him the task of planting a new church with the fruits of the crusade.

Date (1985-1994) The chocolate teapot. Lawrence, David. London: Scripture Union, 1992, pp. 17-96. Title 1165 s-units. ID Symbol C8N

Date (1985-1994) Life, love and laughter. Horne, Molly. Braunton: Merlin Books ltd, 1989, pp. 7-77. Title 1441 s-units. ID Symbol B1Y

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Date (1985-1994) Unfinished: George Appleton remembers and reflects. Appleton, George. UK: Collins, Title 1990, pp. 5-117. 1669 s-units. ID Symbol CDC

You should see the ramshackle buses with boiling radiators that are tackling private road traffic. Up- country the spirit of self-effort is better than in Rangoon, and there is more talk there of reconstruction than politics. In Mandalay Burmans are making bricks because they can not get enough timber to rebuild their houses, tho' Burma is a land of timber. Burmans are wanting to go into business more -- a little group of Burmese businessmen have formed an industrial corporation; young Burmans are doing well in the petrol and kerosene retail trade. Young men everywhere are thinking hard about Burma's future -- political and economic. Here and there Burmans are replacing Indians in hard and dirty labour. Much still remains to be done before Burma becomes once more her happy and prosperous self, but much has already been done. (also increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994) Twenty ways to manage better. Leigh, Andrew. London: Institute of Personnel Title Management, 1992, pp. 13-113. 2744 s-units. ID Symbol AYJ

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Date (1985-1994) Twenty ways to manage better. Leigh, Andrew. London: Institute of Personnel Title Management, 1992, pp. 13-113. 2744 s-units. ID Symbol AYJ

Date (1985-1994) A career in advertising and public relations. Whiteaker, Stafford. London: BT Batsford Title Ltd, 1986, pp. 9-100. 1797 s-units. ID Symbol EVF

Yet they get along. Indeed, many draw very high salaries, run profitable businesses, have satisfied clients, and some become millionaires. How is this possible if the art of persuasion is such a highly skilled task? The answer rests in what work is asked of public relations today. If such skills are not necessary for the campaigns wanted or the solutions needed, then why bother? This is changing fast, and clients are more and more wanting advice and action that calls for considerable finesse, knowledge, and intelligence. Those planning to enter public relations in the future will not be able to offer superficial solutions or thinking to any client. A quick look at just a few areas of today's public relations work confirms that prediction: Social issue pressure on manufacturers Post-industrial society and capitalism Vested interests and central legislation Social intervention and engineering tasks (also increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994) 34 convs rec. by `Ann2' (PS14B) on 3 Apr 1992 with 37 i's, 9083 utts, and over 8 hrs Title 19 mins 57 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB8

She's in the Cottage. Still? Same ward as Mr. And has she been cleared o She's been quite ill. No. Has she? She's been quite ill. She's not, she's had a kidney er, yes a kidney infection. She's not Er er demanding to be home or anything? No she's been quite very ill. She's been very ill. Er, but she's recovered. But now she is wanting to be home. Yeah. But er Doctor had suggested to Jimmy that erm he try the new home this Friday. Oh yes. Yeah. Because they have qualified nurses apparently. Mm mm. And erm Would she agree to it? Well he hasn't dared put it to her. Well, mind, she has been quite ill, but she's recovering now. She'll say a few daft things like she always says, how's my mother?

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Date (1985-1994) Bristol Univ history department: [XXNOT employee training.] Rec. on 1 Jan 1993 with Title 2 partics, 786 utts ID Symbol KM6

There's a sort of, I mean, it is a very favourable tax system in, in relation to the rich. Okay there might be in all sorts of ways, in terms of equality, in terms of socialism, it's, it's all a bit dubious erm but the other reason for taxing down is that, let's face it, the majority of peasants as we, as we saw last week are still poor and if the Communist Party is wanting to maximize its revenue, if it was gon na say okay we're not gon na tax anybody at under six or eight hundred erm you, you're gon na take out er half the population and you would have to get that income by taxing the rich even harder and that would be a disincentive. reasonable system wouldn't it?

Date (1985-1994) James Whale Phone-in: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 30 Oct 1993 with 10 partics, Title 1145 utts, and lasting 1 hr 40 mins. ID Symbol HUV

I don't I can't understand what what Well. pretending to be the devil Okay if you let is going to do. let me finish what I was going to say. Go on then. Erm I think what the N S P C C by by bringing out this particular information to help parents and carers with trick or treat, is wanting to do is is to make sure that the fun that children are wanting to have doesn't actually go badly wrong. Erm and er that it's maybe very important at a time like this when children are potentially going and and knocking on stranger's doors to be particularly careful so what we've done is is is put together a simple guide for parents and carers erm which suggests that er they shouldn't just let their children go off for the evening.

Date (1985-1994) Lucker and Tiffany peel out. Mildmay, Eroica. London: Serpent's Tail, 1993, pp. 57- Title 181. 4379 s-units. ID Symbol HH0

They never stand still. If they did, they would be fired. Fatigue makes us bad shoppers, you need stamina for a place like this. Incredibly we leave empty-handed. At the till, worried parents are putting through the week's shopping. Whilst they are not obscenely fat, yet, they are well on their way to hippo status. Even their baby is bloated, and wanting more. The well-known supermarket teaser is to put all the sweeties up by the till, so you have to buy when you queue. If you have kids, you don't get out alive. Pig-Pig junior is pressing his marshmallow body against the trolley wire in a desperate attempt to acquire chocolate bars. This last bid snatch and grab of clammy little hands is sharply rebuked by his parents.

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Date (---) Facing conflict. Lawson, Michael. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1991, pp. Title 13-158. 2618 s-units. ID Symbol CGE

Date (1985-1994) 5 convs rec. by `Gary' (PS549) on 30 Jan 1992 with 5 i's, 612 utts, and 42 mins 17 secs Title of recs. ID Symbol KPD

Well I'm hoping that, that tape I've been using when I go to Ian and Shaun's, that er the noise of Rangers does nay it ma goes too loud, you know. I know. Same, same as that. What? That's a wee. I don't Remember think you can keep it running like that and see, aye, oh aye Remember it running at I think she was just, she was wanting a fortnight away. No. Well I just need to try and spread everything out and hope nobody goes there. Well I think Because the car's due this week and er these two endowment policies so there's not enough money in to cover them, so No. and then we'll have to cancel out the garage, so don't know how much that's gon na be.

Date (1985-1994) Orkney Sound Archive tape OSA/RO/C: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 12 Jan Title 1987 with 8 partics, 25 utts ID Symbol HV7

And he kept the backbone to it. One of to bring the backbone we've still got it. And I've got a photograph of the as well. Well er there was man walking for the south end of the island to the north end to kept something for his crops. So he was taking bucket to get it. And so he went the north end and got whatever it was he was wanting and on the way back he stopped at farm to watch. So watch them for a while and then he started dancing with them and he dance them all night and he just get in his hand. Then in the morning he thought he'd better be getting back home so he started home and when he got home he discovered it was the harvest time.

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Date (1985-1994) Local Government Ombudsman office: planning meeting (Busn). Rec. on ?? ?? 1993 Title with 9 partics, 1227 utts ID Symbol JA9

Well it's exactly the same problem, I think. Except there's two of them, and they're always to Not at the moment. Not at the moment. I thought there was two There should be two. I saw someone else floating around. There should be two. Erm, I mean it is a problem, and er one that we're addressing, but Mm. er at the moment I was n't wanting to s s change any anything that, which is been happening up till now, I mean if people do want to come in here at weekends or late I don't see any reason Mm. to stop them at the moment. I don't. So carry the risk. is it, is it that the insurance were in there weren't they? yes, but is the insurance not,

Date (1985-1994) Dark sunlight. Wilson, Patricia. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4712 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGK

For a long time, Ana said nothing, and Maggie was just beginning to believe that she would stay silent when it all came pouring out. " I was home from school. It was the last time I would have to go. Felipe was away and the house was silent. I wanted to go to my friend's on the coast and then to join Felipe. It could all have been arranged by telephone. I was seventeen and able to look after myself. I was not even wanting to be alone. My friend's mother had rung to invite me and Felipe would bring me back. It was only normal but my father would not hear of it. " For the first time I refused to do as I was told. He was very angry. He shouted and raged and Felipe was not there to help me. I just ran out of the room and went to pack some clothes.

Date (1985-1994) Her living image. Rogers, Jane. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1990, pp. 55-171. 3882 s- Title units. ID Symbol HJH

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Date (1985-1994) Love or nothing. Fox, Natalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4198 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY4

Date (1985-1994) Arctic odyssey: travelling Arctic Europe. Sale, Richard and Oliver, Tony. Marlborough, Title Wilts: The Crowood Press, 1991, pp. ??. 2513 s-units. ID Symbol A6T

He told us about the longest race in Norway; he had taken part and had done very well, finishing very close to the front of the " amateur " racers (as opposed to those who race dogs for a living). Norwegian television had followed the big race the previous year and about 100 kilometres from its end had stopped the leader to interview him. The man was not wanting to be interviewed, but such is the power of television that he had to agree. They did a take, and then another. It was cold and the man's dogs lay down to rest and stay warm. By the time the interview was over the dogs were all asleep and refused to wake up. The sledger shouted and kicked, he cursed the dogs and swore at the television crew The dogs slept on and the race went past him.

Date (1985-1994) 50 convs rec. by `Katherine' (PS0H7) between 2 and 5 Jun 1991 with 3 i's, 4670 utts, Title and over 4 hrs 26 mins 59 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCV

Marks. Marks Marks I see. End of Marks. Yeah. And then, my mother said one week before and then my mother said, don't say, don't say. I know, I did,. Porcelain and glass You know yeah, yeah, I don't know where it comes from. So she went with the architect and he was wanting to show us this kind of and we were like, were cold and were back to the hotel, we didn't even go into the house. No. And, and, it's was so bad, oh it was terrible. I mean the house in itself, no, I mean Aha, that lady you could see have responsibilities, no? Responsibilities, I mean, it would have to be torn down and build up again it was in such a bad shape, it was

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Date (1985-1994)

Title 24 convs rec. by `Matt' (PS0KP) between 20 Feb and ?? Mar 1992 with 6 i's, 3076 utts

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project interview (Leisure). Rec. on 15 Nov 1990 with 5 partics, 467 utts

ID Symbol G63

Date (1985-1994)

Title Medical consultation (Pub/instit). Rec. on ?? Apr 1993 with 2 partics, 145 utts

ID Symbol H5V

It was I just took the last one on Saturday, and I then threw the Aye. The wee white ones, Aye. Right. Brusc something Aye. So Right. Show us your muscles. Let's see what you're doing to your poor old self. I don't know why I think maybe the, the tablets helped, but erm I was saying I was kind of having second thoughts whether I was wanting to go on the H R T or No. No. No chance. No chance. Not, not with your blood pressure up like that. No er well she didn't say much, but she Well, no chance I can tell you now. Whenever er Just get yourself down. And I thought er and er I had wee tablets that you gave me a while ago, Brusdeximit Mhm

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Date (1985-1994) Friends Provident Insurance: training session (Busn). Rec. on 21 Dec 1993 with 7 Title partics, 1139 utts ID Symbol K6Y

Register S_speech_unscripted even if it was just well I'm in that area, I'm in the area on such and such a day anyway so I can call in to see you. Erm and erm again the last comment I've got is er how much was affordable to himself. But that would've tied in again with, with the beginning because what is affordable erm would he get the benefits that he was wanting at the end of it. That's it. Okay? Yes. Thanks Joan. Erm yeah I th I mean I, I've got more or less all the points that have been raised but I, I just felt that it went it er it was almost as though you'd made your mind up before you went in that you were gon na tell him what compressed funds was and by hell or high water it was gon na be on that.

Date (1985-1994) The redundancy of courage. Mo, Timothy. London: Chatto & Windus Ltd, 1991, pp. Title 315-408. 2827 s-units. ID Symbol H9N

And it was in their spare time -- they didn't get leave from the official rota. At a personal level it was noble; professionals plying their skills without a thought of personal advantage. They were decent people, the malai medicos. I guess, if he'd known, Osvaldo would have made it a priority to kill them all. Mrs Goreng came up with a good one. The American lady was fumbling for words. She was wanting to describe the nature of the malai government but didn't want to use the first words which came to mind, which were " military dictatorship ". Mrs Goreng came to the rescue. She nodded. " The army, " she said helpfully, " plays an important part in our national life. " I was hard put to know what I thought about our guests -- I mean since, as well as then.

Date (1985-1994) In other words … David Bowie. Kerry, Juby (ed). London: Omnibus Press, 1986, pp. Title ??. 1775 s-units. ID Symbol AB5

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Date (1985-1994) The joker's wild: biography of Jack Nicholson. Parker, John. London: Anaya Pubs Ltd, Title 1991, pp. 9-109. 1511 s-units. ID Symbol AP0

Date (1985-1994)

Title Fox FM News: radio programme. 292 partics, 2687 utts

ID Symbol KRT

But remember it was Mrs Thatcher, who when she was arguing against the er European Monetary System, said you can't buck the markets, and ultimately that is true, or at least more precisely, you can only buck them at a cost, you can only buck it by buying or selling pounds, which messes up your money supply, or raising or lowering your interest rates at a time when you might not be wanting to do so. You're listening to the Fox Report. Labour's spokeswoman on the economy, Margaret Beckett, says the Chancellor hasn't stolen her Party's cloak, and says that if the government had taken her Party's advice a year ago, the economy wouldn't have gone through half the (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall Village Hall, day 7, morning session: public county council Title planning meeting. Rec. on 25 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 183 utts ID Symbol J9V

We've approached this from a a slightly different angle and recognized that local planning experience within the county now and in the forthcoming district plans shows that there are going to be policies that restrict development in the open country. Therefore my clients would much rather deal with this at a strategic level than in individual district plans. But to do that we need to be sure that the policy is appropriate, does reflect national policy. As it stands the districts seem to be wanting their cake and eat it in that they would like er a policy restricting development in the open countryside but they don't want it to come with baggage that is specific which says what the exceptions should be. I don't think that that is the right way forward. If we are going to have Policy E two then it does need to be very clear as to the direction that the the strategic direction (also a matter of course)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

Obviously we don't want to expose them to more than they can take. This is where we need to listen to what they're asking and what they need, and give them enough to satisfy them. Sometimes as adults if a child for instance asks the question " what is death " it is very easy to go into quite a long diatribe about life and death and get really profound, whereas in fact all a child may be wanting to know is how do you know if somebody's dead, how can you tell the difference between somebody being dead and somebody being asleep? Often we put more onto it than they're actually wanting to know. Yes. One of the problems I have with what you've all been saying so far is that you've talked about encouraging a sense of warmth and security (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Alec' (PS01T) between 31 Jan and 7 Feb 1992 with 5 i's, 5335 utts

ID Symbol KB2

Aye you know he's twenty seven coming up you know he's time I mean I'm here to say, er is that disability but he's, he's a great lad int he? Yes And I says to him you're always smiling Yeah you'd think he'd be the last one to smile, but he's always smiling int he, lovely Yeah he is yeah Aye I think he 's a lovely lad Yeah I really do Yeah yeah yeah he 's wanting his own independence you see Yeah, that 's right yeah a bit I'm gon na have a look in that er that er Gon na have a look at er electric shop er in Stock Lane? Yeah we're going, we've got ta Yeah cos we've got ta get back we want some, we want some veg for We have some curtains to do no, I want some of them velour curtains for the bedroom for them I do Oh crikey

Date (1985-1994) 60 convs rec. by `Ann' (PS02G) between 28 Nov and 5 Dec 1991 with 35 i's, 13987 Title utts, and over 13 hrs 5 mins 36 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB7

There's one bedroom and a living room and a kitchen and a bathroom and it's qu they're quite sizeable really I mean they're not You're quite impressed? Mm. Well the upstairs one's certainly much much better than the downstairs one. Yeah we haven't, we liked the upstairs one very much. Is it? Yeah. The upstairs one And we can get a good package on that you see. How do you mean? Well he he 's wanting to sell them. Yeah but I mean what do you And he'll either you can either knock he'll ei, you can either knock some money off, which he'd accept whatev, mo most or he'd pay your deposit for you. Oh. And what's that? Well I'm if it's full price thirty thousand, that's three thousand pound in n it, near enough? Yeah well fifteen hundred. Five percent is Fifteen at five percent.

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Date (1985-1994) 34 convs rec. by `Ann2' (PS14B) on 3 Apr 1992 with 37 i's, 9083 utts, and over 8 hrs Title 19 mins 57 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB8

I know and she's coming to Newcastle Yes erm University Yeah cos she said she'd just bought a flat Mhm she's gon na lend to them. Erm but I mean I thought Andrea was going in catering and she says well that's what we hope. We thought that would be best for her Oh yes she was very keen wasn't she when she used to come and stay with her Grandma? But she says she 's now wanting to do archaeology erm but she says she hasn't got any A levels! You can't do that without A levels. So she says I don't think she's really capable of getting any. So she's just left Yes Andrea Yeah oh So she says Graham erm forgot the name, what do they call him? And Jennifer's doing er did she say history and politics?

Date (1985-1994) 150 convs rec. by `Tony' (PS0V4) between 28 Nov and 5 Dec 1991 with 9 i's, 8219 utts, Title and 9 hrs 36 mins 58 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE3

There it is. See Fred Fred knows us. Yeah. Do you know what I mean? Aha oh excuse me. It's so long I don't need a map for some reason. Ah crafty! Everybody's seems to speed all of a sudden. Yeah it ha Ha ha! Ooh. Your Mum is is really being foolish though with that dog she 's got problems already he 's wanting a chew and she 's give him one she not give him one to him, I haven't tried him with one yet she said she actually Oh held him tonight while Fred eat his. Mm no that's not good is it? No you give one you give them both she Yeah. she'll have him pinching it off of Fred you see Yeah. eventually if er she's not very careful or they'll be a fight Or they'll start cos they'll Yeah.

Date (1985-1994) 7 convs rec. by `Christopher' (PS52T) between 30 Jan and 8 Feb 1992 with 6 i's, 2876 Title utts, and 2 hrs 1 minute 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KP8

Well Er so er er Gillian seems to be taking it very well actually, I think it's erm, quite a relief, relief erm Oh I mean that's it love, yeah. it And again it's yeah Mm. she'll be, she'll be. Yeah. And and they've been waiting since for it to happen. So erm the funeral, with it being the weekend it won't be till next, next week the funeral. And he 's not wanting flowers and he 's not wanting this, not wanting that, it 's really wanting to keep it a very, quiet small affair. George wasn't into all that. So Yeah, so er. Mhm. Pardon? Can I come in? Yeah. Yeah. That's true. Mm. Can I, come in? I shall be coming with the boys.

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Date (1985-1994) 7 convs rec. by `Christopher' (PS52T) between 30 Jan and 8 Feb 1992 with 6 i's, 2876 Title utts, and 2 hrs 1 minute 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KP8

Date (1985-1994)

Title Market research interview (Busn). Rec. on 5 Jul 1993 with 3 partics, 1421 utts

ID Symbol G5J

And all sorts of safety equipment on it. Er fire hoses and things. Mhm. And it would have been good because it was per The only thing was he would have had to have gone up to and do a survival course. Oh right. You know like taking you up high and dropping into You know. Aha. Aha. Yes.. But I had a funny feeling possibly he 's not wanting to do it anyway. doesn't know it but er the lady who er in charge of personnel for. And the course which is a helicopter landing officer. Mhm. It's. And they don't have enough people with that so Mhm. you do the courses in. Mhm.. I don't know if he'll mind.

Date (1985-1994)

Title General practitioner's surgery: medical consultation (Pub/instit). 3 partics, 208 utts

ID Symbol FXH

Er sixty three Lodge, Sixty Towers, by the Lodge. Sixty, oh not Mhm oh aye. It's not, it's Lodge.. Towers. Towers. Towers? Mhm. Towers, that's Aha. Only moved there last month or so Doctor, Aye. Yeah. I don't think she 's wanting to change you anyway, I think she 's keeping you on. Oh, she might have trouble, she might have trouble cos the Health Board have changed all the regulations. Oh tell them. Aye. Aye, aye. What does she do now then Doctor? the best thing to do, check with the Health Board, they'll the only other way is to go a certain distance into nowadays Right.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Abbey Life: training session (Busn). Rec. on 13 Jan 1994 with 6 partics, 1198 utts

ID Symbol JT3

But That's the difference. none that would make any difference at this stage for selling it. Yeah. But again, I emphasize, it must be sold in the right situation. case. If the client is putting money for a deposit, the savings and legal fees, all that separately, and they can still afford to do this, Yeah. then it 's worth looking at the idea. What about somebody who 's wanting to top up, like, say their own, their own, their in the property already, they just want erm, an extra top-up. Right, I mean, you you might find a client whose perhaps taken out a further mortgage, for, you know, some house improvements or something, Yes, yeah.

Date (1985-1994) Quest for a babe. Hendry, Frances Mary. Edinburgh: Canongate Pub. Ltd, 1990, pp. 43- Title 141. 3543 s-units. ID Symbol APW

His father was scratching at his scar. " There's more to it than that! Listen to me, now, all of you! King James is sore vexed by the lawlessness in the Isles. With all Scotland quiet as a flat calm under his hand, he wants us to be quiet too, and let be the Mackinnons and the Maclaines of Lochbuie for a year or three. " There was a laugh. " Besides, he 's wanting to take an army to England, to overthrow Henry Tudor and set the Duke of York on his rightful throne. So who's the King's new Lieutenant in the Isles, with commission to uphold the King's justice and keep the peace? And take for his reward the lands of the folk he decides have broken the law?

Date (1985-1994) The wingless bird. Cookson, Catherine. London: Bantam (Corgi), 1990, pp. 11-128. Title 2907 s-units. ID Symbol AT7

And it's nothing more than what they deserve, for they're a band of turncoats. There's that Churchill, he was one of them. But now what does he do? He's joined the Liberal Party, and now he's a very important cog in the cabinet. He's working under the new name too of humanitarian. The latest is he's improving the prisons, and " -- her head went back now and she laughed -- " he 's wanting a law brought in for heavy sentences for incest. " Nessy! Nessy! Listen to me for a moment. " Grace's tone was stern now. " This is a Christmas Eve dinner. Have you forgotten that? And you're not in Hyde Park, or in one of the boulevards in France, or sitting among half-starved artists in a garret in Paris. " " What do you know about half- starved artists in Paris?

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Date (1985-1994) Lee's ghost. Pulsford, Petronella. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1990, pp. 24-135. Title 3142 s-units. ID Symbol CA3

Date (1985-1994) 26 convs rec. by `Joy' (PS0GM) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 9 i's, 9556 utts, and Title 7 hrs 4 mins 13 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCP

You see now our Judy's gone, I mean she weeed everywhere and there were nobody had got the heart to to do anything about it. And now we've come to stage whereas I mean I were cleaning carpet every minute of day. Mm. Just mopping up after her. Well you've got ta be clean erm Stop scratching And er getting back to that and cleaning it with a real good clean every single week. And now, I mean I 'm wanting to do, I I've got it to stage where it's comfortable. But I haven't got it to stage where I want want, I want it like now I want it like me flat. Mm. I really do want it like me flat and I can't get it like that. Sometimes you can't do it that way though can you?

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

But where's your black bobble anyway? I don't want my black bobble in! Well you're supposed to be wearing the black one Jack Hi. For your telephones. Aye, come in. Thanks. Cold morning, eh? It is isn't it? That's the main one. Aye. Oh yes. Aha. That's the only point I've got. Aye. I 'm wanting one in the kitchen. Oh. The kitch there. Yeah. Somewhere about, aye. Somewhere there? Yeah. And then one up in the bedroom. Right. I'll show you that in the bedroom. I wonder where all the the went to? I know, I, I had it yesterday. Er, on the wall about there? Or somewhere over there. Right. There. Using this, phone on the wall? I use that one, aye. Alright.

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Date (1985-1994) Audio Description Action Group: meeting (Busn). Rec. on 1 Sep 1992 with 6 partics, Title 1749 utts ID Symbol F7C

Date (1985-1994)

Title Estate agency: interview (Busn). Rec. on 13 Jan 1994 with 2 partics, 61 utts

ID Symbol JJC

Date (1985-1994)

Title Medical consultation (Pub/instit). Rec. on ?? Apr 1993 with 4 partics, 223 utts

ID Symbol H5N

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Date (1985-1994) In all directions. Dunlop, Roy. Cambridge: Graham-Cameron Pub, 1986, pp. 77-144. Title 1622 s-units. ID Symbol B11

Date (1985-1994) How we won the open: the caddies' stories. Dabell, Norman. London: Anaya Pubs Ltd, Title 1990, pp. 7-116. 2162 s-units. ID Symbol ASA

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Alec' (PS01T) between 31 Jan and 7 Feb 1992 with 5 i's, 5335 utts

ID Symbol KB2

Anyway er so I said well you can come down home like. He says yeah but then you come down home and like, they have to go visiting everybody. Mm. Do you know what I mean? He says It's not a rest is it? He said it's not a rest. No. No. And er anyway, I says, Darren, I said they 're wanting about two hundred and odd pound for a caravan you know! Now. Mm. Mm. So, I says an I says you're working I said Not at they're not though. Oh no! and I says why don't you, no, but like If you want to go to Skeggy it's a lot. Well what's the rush? Yeah. You know like Scarborough, it's dearer Yeah. for there That's right.

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Date (1985-1994) 34 convs rec. by `Ann2' (PS14B) on 3 Apr 1992 with 37 i's, 9083 utts, and over 8 hrs 19 Title mins 57 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB8

Date (1985-1994) 24 convs rec. by `Barry' (PS03W) between 1 and 6 Feb 1992 with 10 i's, 6902 utts, and Title 5 hrs 12 mins 10 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBD

I mean, God, you know if I've got ta go down to London for three days I'd rather do that cos it's gon na earn me two or three grand. Well we could set, like you say and no you know, and get it going and you make a salary and, and then if there's anything left e er, between us, and then that's all well Yeah. and good. Yeah. We 're , we 're not wanting a wage out of it or anything, you know We'll get it to the Well you'll get it, you'll get it from the turnover won't you? We we're, we're quite, we're quite pleased, you know, say well let's see if we can get it going and, and make a success out of it.

Date (1985-1994) 4 convs rec. by `Dean' (PS07E) on 1 Feb 1992 with 5 i's, 452 utts, and 17 mins 0 secs of Title recs. ID Symbol KBT

Has he, has he gone Rovers? Has he? I think it is. Or does he play for Hull? He used to play for Hull I think didn't he? I think he played for Played for Newcastle, played for Oxford, he's played with Hull. Played all over the place ain't he? Yeah. Yeah. We've had a complaint. But te They're telling some of the stories that go off like, you know. They 're wanting two thousand pou er two hundred thousand pound for Rankin don't they? At Donny. Pay the tax bill! Yeah, then you've got ta keep him alive. What about that other one? that er go over to Man City Not really. Not since the er I don't know. I know who you mean, that young lad. Did he Yeah. go with you? Yeah he went.

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Date (1985-1994) 4 convs rec. by `Dean' (PS07E) on 1 Feb 1992 with 5 i's, 452 utts, and 17 mins 0 secs of Title recs. ID Symbol KBT

I'd be owing to the stage Mike! Won't be! If your lass sees it cos she thinks you've gone shop. You see, ours is more interesting than Robin's. Be fucking handy! Yeah, well you're getting ready to make a bi bid for that er, Shearer. They won't let him go unless they're gon na replace him with a stag. More money though. Well they 're wanting eight hundred thousand well, to start with, he's going to Southampton. Lee Martin's five hundred thou, Robins is a million, Dave Moore's on loan at Blackmoor, Blackburn he's getting, he had a million quid in it for decided they want him. That's go there ain't no money ready to make a bid. Have you calmed down like?

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Gavin' (PS0BA) between 11 and 17 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 1714 utts

ID Symbol KC6

I just caught it!. Shut your gob! What have we got for tea? I don't know. Yeah! They're not going to in interview anybody with you. Oh! No, they might send me an application form back and then I'll send it back to them and they get an interview. Seems a when you 're going for a bloody job! You know, cos they 're wanting another part-timer to do seventeen hours. Oh yeah. And men don't particularly want that. Oh yeah. I said somebody like a middle-aged woman would be best who's got grown up children at work Yeah. and this, this guy came for it and, obviously Lynn can't say, we don't want to take a ma man on it'll be sex discrimination.

Date (1985-1994) 19 convs rec. by `Jane2' (PS1BS) between 4 and 10 Apr 1992 with 7 i's, 4893 utts, and Title over 4 hrs 46 mins 52 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCH

That's where he's got it from. Yes and Victoria Wood. Mm mm. Well I wouldn't mind the Victoria Wood one. And Fawlty Towers. Fawlty Towers blue. But we've recorded that Victoria Wood off er the our the television. Do you like Fawlty Towers David? Oh yes! I keep getting out the video and watching it. Mm hmm. Oh, ah ah ah. Come on eat up sunshine. If you 're wanting to go out. But I don't think you'll get much time. I don't think, well there's really time to go out again. Where is David's? I don't know. You said you would, that I'll be having a bath and then we can do that Mm. that old stereo. Oh mum! Mm mm. What you talking about? We're not. Dad. Mm mm?

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Date (1985-1994) 55 convs rec. by `Josephine' (PS0FF) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 8 i's, 5294 utts, Title and 7 hrs 59 mins 4 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCN

Oh and there's, there's a bit in there somewhere where a lot of er the the tory party the tory central party, what do they call it? Has been writing to big businesses for money to help their funds. And it's stuck it in the paper somewhere that er Branson has given money and er oh you know lots of other people in big business have given money. And they've not. And er they 're wanting their name taken off their lists. They 're tory members you see. They, you know they are members. Mm. Paid up members. But they 're wanting out of their business. And this erm this was er announced over telly last night five thousand Brits were urged yesterday to leave Libya Oh. because the United Nations considers plans to ban all flights to the arab country Mm. because of the Lockerbie bombing.

Date (1985-1994) 55 convs rec. by `Josephine' (PS0FF) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 8 i's, 5294 utts, Title and 7 hrs 59 mins 4 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCN

Has been writing to big businesses for money to help their funds. And it's stuck it in the paper somewhere that er Branson has given money and er oh you know lots of other people in big business have given money. And they've not. And er they 're wanting their name taken off their lists. They 're tory members you see. They, you know they are members. Mm. Paid up members. But they 're wanting out of their business. And this erm this was er announced over telly last night five thousand Brits were urged yesterday to leave Libya Oh. because the United Nations considers plans to ban all flights to the arab country Mm. because of the Lockerbie bombing. Cos those men got away with it. Mm. And he won't let them come here. Oh I don't this erm Midland Bank, have you seen griffin's eyes?

Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

Erm so you need to build up a picture of what you've got erm but there's no real reason why we shouldn't be working on that now it seems to me. Er in principle. Yes beginning, you know, we, we know what we're trying to do obviously we don't necessarily know every, every node in the network erm Cos obviously once you start doing that, or when we start doing tr the, the journey run things erm we 're going to need to know what we 're wanting . So there'll be two sides of it c er Well there, there won't be any will there? Erm Mm. But anyway I mean it's all part of the picture. What I'm getting at is there's no reason why we need, we should wait until after the surveys to start looking at trips. Which is what happened on Ormskirk. Mind you it was partly because we didn't get a programme. But there's no reason, and on as well. 138

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

Did you see the Escort? Mm? Did you see the Escort? It's gleaming isn't it? It is. Aye. Have a look at it. Super-duper! Mm. Took you a while though. How many buckets was that? Mm? How many buckets was that? A lot of buckets? What? You don't know how mucky it was. I do. I could see it. So you 're wanting to go to that swimming class on Monday? Mhm. I'll keep the paper, right? You could have a look. Mm. Mum, no, I should invite Russell cos Russell's mum and dad were asking if I we if asking if I was going back to it. I said I might. Why did they ask that? I think that day that they gave me a lift home.

Date (1985-1994)

Title 28 convs rec. by `Arthur2' (PS50T) between 27 Feb and 2 Mar 1992 with 7 i's, 9179 utts

ID Symbol KP1

Register S_conv it's gon na cost us to get out, cost us to get them out of it and they can go out into a bed and breakfast or they can stay in the house They're better staying in the house aren't they? That's right You're better letting them but to start with they shouldn't of borrowed to the limit they were borrowing Well there's the building societies fault That's building societies, yeah if they go, if they 're wanting to let people have as much money Mm and know full well that it's very difficult for them to pay Mm they should of, go back to the old system that they took the man's wage in, only into consideration Or, one of them, or one of them Or one of them, well yes or one and a quarter or one and a half or whatever Yes

Date (1985-1994) 4 convs rec. by `Chris3' (PS52N) on 3 Apr 1992 with 9 i's, 323 utts, and over 17 mins Title 36 secs of recs. ID Symbol KP7

Oh he says, er computer where it all get processed you know, your card and that gets made. Mhm. It's been shut down for a fortnight, it's all getting modernized and all that, upgraded. Aye. I says, well it's fucking nice to know like. Why you send us the fucking letter saying it'll be there. I've kept this note you know. You see he's got like a letter off the tax, they 're wanting the twenty five percent. He saying, well if you just hang on a you know, a week or so have your certificate. Aye. Aye they're fucking cunts. They they're sharp enough to get their money off you though. Got some. Could you.. Aye.. Where's Bill? He's not here yet.. Is he not up at the like..

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Date (1985-1994) 5 convs rec. by `Gary' (PS549) on 30 Jan 1992 with 5 i's, 612 utts, and 42 mins 17 secs Title of recs. ID Symbol KPD

Register S_conv her mum's everybody else does it. You're not as bad as dad, the's are gon na phone again. And what they want him for? Stop for David. I mean that was last March no, April was it? April or May? Well, it's. I'm not like that. They can still book can't they? They could take ours and against them. Well I don't know. Maybe, they 're not wanting it. But they said that that was for us and we said the garages, it's sort of run down now and no use in trying to build it up again. Aye, no, I'm not saying that. I'm saying squaring it off financially. No. But at the end of the day, I mean, he's sure gon na turn round and do it to us. No. But you have to. No. Fruit Machine.

Date (1985-1994) 13 convs rec. by `Rebecca' (PS586) between 15 and 19 Oct 1993 with 9 i's, 6179 utts, Title and over 5 hrs 15 mins 27 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPV

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). 3 partics, 309 utts

ID Symbol H03

No. I'm, I'm, I'm not er highly domesticated, and I don't er feel the need to produce children. Mhm. I'm not a wonderful mother. Because erm my daughter's at the stage that she's probably Mhm. looking after me. Mhm. But I'm not the least bit maternal. Right, so erm I'm probably a bad example, I'm what you 're wanting to find out. No, not at all, not at all. So do you feel that erm I mean I know that you've been here twenty one years, and do you think women are more important or less important in the factory than they were? I heard, when I started looking into the project at first that erm, the women used to do most of the weaving

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). 2 partics, 111 utts

ID Symbol K6M

Come on we'll go down to the cleaners and tell them, he would go away himself you see. And I wasn't a sheeplike person you see, I didn't follow him I just let him go. And er then I would see the two two or three cleaners coming out and going on to the coach and cleaning them, and I would say to them, What are they for? Oh er they 're for some job at Street, they 're wanting it for some job or other. Didn't even tell me it was for a special train for er Liverpool you know. To go to Carstairs and connect with the Glasgow portion to Liverpool. And that went on for two or three weeks you know, and I said to the the station master at when he came across on his once a week visits he would come across.

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing maths lessons (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with 5 Title partics, 581 utts, and lasting 20 mins 5 secs. ID Symbol F7E

Wasn't me! The head, the head has said he wants er a duplicate copy of this! Has he? He he's slipped Right. me a few quid to give him and what have you! Right Judith the ja jacuzzi for Judith, right. Erm well in actual fact er S M you know, S M P er erm national curriculum is is gon na take us an Forever! Mm. so Well look, if if you 're wanting the next thing to do, I mean you've done that for seventh year Aha yes. Is it not worth sitting and thinking what you're gon na do with the eighth year? Some of the things for eighth year, oh yes! Yes, Yes. But I do I think that would be very useful but we've got to make sure that we get this assessment started

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing maths lessons (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with 5 Title partics, 581 utts, and lasting 20 mins 5 secs. ID Symbol F7E

Seven and eight. Sorry, one of these pieces of paper? Well one of these records. National curriculum records. Oh right! Now, I don't know whether what other people would, would say about doing it the way we're suggesting like somebody has completed levels one A, one B, and two A, therefore they've got this and perhaps Mm. a few odds and ends added to it? You 're wanting to produce a certificate for the kids is that what you 're talking about? Well, not a certificate, just a record No just our records! just the national curriculum Just a record! They're records! record sheet! Who, haven't got it. You not seen them? No. Ah! Oh!

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Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing assessment procedures (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 Title with 7 partics, 1966 utts ID Symbol F7F

I mean i i i if Andrew were saying he's he's he's pretty limited at maths you wouldn't really be meaning limited in maths, you'd be meaning lim, limited in Certain skills. numeracy because Andrew wouldn't have been testing algebra or things like that, you'd have just been looking at the numbers. Oh! See Oh!. and that's what I'm saying. Mhm. So you 're wanting a general Yes that doesn't exclude but includes all of that, but at the same time although everybody that's going to read it may not understand the intricacies of it all as professionals we're giving more than a passing nod, so that was something else, er er and something more involved than English teacher than making them jump through loops Mm. and cross t's and dot i's!

Date (1985-1994)

Title British Rail team brief meeting (Busn). Rec. on 30 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 2265 utts

ID Symbol FUJ

Register S_meeting the only people help are mind doing that. John Peter and our own staff. I think it's important that our own staff see our financial Oh. Yeah. figures. Yeah. Yeah. Mm? I think the interesting, yeah. And I think those charts are very interesting about where the client base is Yeah. for each individual office. Good. That's very good. The problem with that is of course that Go on. if you 're wanting to produce two hundred of those I mean if we colour photocopy and you 're talking about forty five pence each We don't have to colour photocopy them just s try it in black and white and see what it comes out like. Yeah. But they're they're awful in black and white.

Date (1985-1994) British Association of Industrial Editors — Edinburgh Internal Communications Group: Title informal meeting (Busn). Rec. on 14 Jan 1993 with 4 partics, 191 utts ID Symbol J40

The language register of the broadsheets will be more sedate, more steady. It may be highly critical that the actual language will be completely different in the register. Yes. The tabloids will go for brevity and sensationalism. They will go for vocabulary which is highly charged with imagery and emotion. Mm. The others will chip in if they agree, but they will they are, they are wanting to set a missile to move, they 're wanting to send a bullet, they are wanting to s to evoke emotion or anger or rage or frustration or political bias or to change attitudes now for example the interesting thing about the Princess Diana erm the headline on one of those tabloids which talks about exile is I suspect that they want to evoke the constitutional crisis which there was at the time of Edward.

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Date (1985-1994) Univ of York Student Union Entertainments Committee meeting (Busn). Rec. on 10 Title Mar 1993 with 10 partics, 1076 utts ID Symbol J92

You know, if you ne if you're busy every night and you're a third year student trying to do projects, it's Can you not train anybody else up? Well, I've said I'll get trained up, Yeah, well I mean I've, I've got to finish off this term's work You see there's peo the people have got commitments and they 're not wanting to take them on. And then there's other people that can do it, but, you know, people only come for like every couple Yeah. of times and it you need to be out there And there are a lot to there's possibly learn how to do it. five or six other people on campus who could potentially do it with a just one night's look an and a diagram.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Interview at TEC (Busn). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with 2 partics, 690 utts

ID Symbol JNW

Yes, yes. it's highly unlikely I'm gon na get any business at all. Right, yes. In any case because of the nature of Yes. what is being offered. and the market that it's being offered to. Yeah, yeah. Er tha that's alright yes. I mean the bas if you 're sort of wanting to take any holiday or time Yeah. off I mean just keep yes. That's the time to do it, yes. Keep us informed and er Keep us informed, yes tha tha that's okay. Do you want to know about occasional days or you you're presumably concerned with with full periods. I mean it sometimes is that for instance we we have a daughter in York and I have parents in London Yes.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Scottish women: discussion about sex education (Leisure). 10 partics, 262 utts

ID Symbol FLR

Mhm. funds are made for it. Mhm. Voluntary. It is voluntary. Yeah. I mean, yes? Can I just say that, about the age thing again, erm, I also do, with the Brook Peer Group Right. and erm I went to a youth club and I I was speaking to eight year olds and they're asking about condoms cos they've seen them in the street, so it's obviously they 're wanting to find out about it cos it's everywhere around them even, doesn't matter what age. And what will you tell an eight year old? Erm, well we let them and again we brought out the demonstrator and we let them touch condoms erm do anything they wanted with them as long as we got them back.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Radio Forth: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 15 Oct 1992 with 9 partics, 395 utts

ID Symbol FX5

Well, I think cu, er cause suffering whatever it happens, but, surely why, I mean the elderly had to suffer through the wars so why should they have to suffer again now? I mean, the young ones, a lot of them sitting around in Edinburgh and begging off the streets and that, they could get off their backsides and get a job! And er, let's face it there is jobs going if they 're wanting them. Okay, they 're poor paid, but at least they would have the pride of saying that they've got a job whereas the elderly are having to just sit at home and turning down their fires and turning down their central heating in case they can't afford their bills! But I mean, were led to believe that some of the people that you see sitting on the streets of Edinburgh begging are actually making a good living out of it!

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

Sometimes as adults if a child for instance asks the question " what is death " it is very easy to go into quite a long diatribe about life and death and get really profound, whereas in fact all a child may be wanting to know is how do you know if somebody's dead, how can you tell the difference between somebody being dead and somebody being asleep? Often we put more onto it than they 're actually wanting to know. Yes. One of the problems I have with what you've all been saying so far is that you've talked about encouraging a sense of warmth and security, well maybe we ought to confront the fact that the world is not a warm and secure place and deal with those kinds of issues, and say and put it squarely before children.

Date (1985-1994) Tarmac Construction: training session (Busn). Rec. on 1 Feb 1994 with 10 partics, 526 Title utts ID Symbol JSA

We're here for two days and I'm going to present to what to some of you will be some new ideas some new concepts that you've perhaps never come across before. So I ask you to be open minded they may seem a little bit off the wall to start with, but everything that we do is done for a purpose to achieve er what we 're wanting to achieve and what I do want to achieve is by the end of tomorrow is to have given you a system. Now you might think presentation and a system do they go together? What I'll do is give you a system whereby even at the drop of a hat you will be able to put together a few words and speak with clarity, speak coherently and be able to put your point of view across.

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Date (1985-1994) Quest for a babe. Hendry, Frances Mary. Edinburgh: Canongate Pub. Ltd, 1990, pp. 43- Title 141. 3543 s-units. ID Symbol APW

I'm sure I'll be able to find something to help you. " They smiled, in perfect accord. " And as a widow, I can choose for myself who I'll wed next! Well. I'll see how I can help you in the meantime. News of their opinions? Or a word in my husband's ear to make him agree with whatever you 're wanting ? " " Carefully, though; he'll maybe not be ruled as easy as Hugh Despoins. " She nodded. " Now that's my sensible sister again. Come then, my dear. Here, I brought you a cloak. Muriella has warm water and bandages waiting, and ointments, and a fresh gown. Oh, and you'd better apologise to her, as well as to father, for insulting her. And me.

Date (1985-1994) Quest for a babe. Hendry, Frances Mary. Edinburgh: Canongate Pub. Ltd, 1990, pp. 43- Title 141. 3543 s-units. ID Symbol APW

Date (1985-1994) Crackdown. Cornwell, Bernard. London: Michael Joseph Ltd, 1990, pp. 15-124. 2434 s- Title units. ID Symbol CCW

A small battery-powered fan whirled the smoke away and generally tried to stir up the humid air which played such havoc with Ellen's precious books in their orange-crate shelves. The Ulsterman blew smoke towards her. " Breakspear won't do the senator's cruise, " he said, " so you'll lose that money, but if you work one night a week for me then you'll earn just as much anyway. And you 're wanting to save money, isn't that right? So you can keep yourself while you write your book? So I'm offering you a good wage, girl! And this client's a good-looking fellow, isn't that right, Bellybutton? And he's already seen you, he likes you, and he's willing to pay you a professional's fee even though he knows you're an amateur

145

Date (1985-1994) No enemy but time. Anthony, Evelyn. London: Arrow Books Ltd, 1987, pp. 5-105. Title 3208 s-units. ID Symbol CDY

Irish women didn't seem to take any care of themselves. She needed a good diet sheet and daily workouts, Mary Rose decided, and began advising her how to go about it. Bridget listened and nodded and thought to herself " the silly bitch is jarred " and took no notice. When they were about to leave for the restaurant, a man standing near the bar came up to Kevin and said, " If ye 're wanting a place here, the Half House is on the market. " " We might look at it, " Kevin suggested the next day. " There's no harm. " He was in high spirits in spite of a hangover after last night. Dinner had been cheerful and alcoholic, Kevin playing host to his family and slipping back into his old environment as if he had never been away.

Date (1985-1994) My beloved son. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1992, pp. 85-221. 2482 s- Title units. ID Symbol CFY

Well, who didn't? who wouldn't? but she's never cottoned on to me, and so I don't know whether or not she's told you... oh, to put it plainly, I had to give her her marching orders. " " Yes, yes, I thought you had to. " " But she hasn't told you? " " No; but... but I guessed something like that had happened from what you said a while back. " " She's got a decent allowance and they 're wanting women in all kinds of work now. She... she needn't be on her own. Well, not in that way. But, nevertheless, I know she'll miss this house. Most of all she'll miss you. But there it is, that's life, and she should know, if anyone does, that there's no straight path in it. Well " -- he sighed -- " what's the time? " He turned to look at the clock.

Date (1985-1994) Rebel angel. Wood, Bridget. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 162-252. 2543 Title s-units. ID Symbol G1L

But of course we have, " and the Gnomes all shook their heads sadly, and did not know what things were coming to when Humans did not remember about Gnomes having any magic. Fenella, trying to keep her voice low, so that Goibniu and the others would not hear it, said, " But what sort of magic, Pumlumon? " and Pumlumon beamed and said weren't there all kinds. " But if it's the giants you 're wanting to fool, then it'd be the grand old Draoicht Suan, " said Pumlumon, and the Gnomes nodded sagely and said that would be it, the Draoicht Suan it would be, the spell that had kept the Trees fast asleep for so many years now, and wasn't it a powerful strong spell and Pumlumon the fellow to be spinning it for them all? " Well, what does it do?

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Date (1985-1994) Dark sunlight. Wilson, Patricia. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 4712 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGK

The pleasure is all mine. " He grinned at her and Maggie looked at him heatedly. " There's to be no pleasure, just responsibility. I've taken it upon myself to assure the count that you're almost perfect. Guard Ana with your life, and I mean your life! " " Damn it all, Maggie, you know I'd guard her with my life! " he said furiously. " Just because you 're wanting a cosy trip with Felipe de Santis there's no need to drag my character into it! " " That's both impudent and unfair! " Maggie raged, her face flushing wildly. " I've never seen you behave before as you do with him. I'm not sure if I'm not jealous. " " Don't be ridiculous! And I don't behave...

1.4.5. Increasing/decreasing activity

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Commerce material, pp. ??. 5104 s-units.

ID Symbol K59

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Daily Telegraph, elect. edn. of 19920409]. Pure science material, pp. ??. 92 s-units.

ID Symbol AJK

147 coming to us is a divorced man in his 30s or 40s who has remarried, often to a woman in her 20s, and wants to start a family. " We can not forecast the success of a reversal operation in an individual case, but we can now tell each patient that it is more likely the operation will succeed than fail (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Unfinished: George Appleton remembers and reflects. Appleton, George. UK: Collins, Title 1990, pp. 5-117. 1669 s-units. ID Symbol CDC

Date (1985-1994) A career in advertising and public relations. Whiteaker, Stafford. London: BT Batsford Title Ltd, 1986, pp. 9-100. 1797 s-units. ID Symbol EVF

Date (1985-1994) In other words … David Bowie. Kerry, Juby (ed). London: Omnibus Press, 1986, pp. Title ??. 1775 s-units. ID Symbol AB5

148

1.4.6. Repetition

Date (1985-1994)

Title A fatal inversion. Vine, Barbara. London: Viking, 1987, pp. 19-117. 2128 s-units.

ID Symbol CDB

Date (1985-1994) In good faith. Lamont, Stewart. Edinburgh: St Andrew Press, 1989, pp. 3-89. 2172 s- Title units. ID Symbol B1J

Feet also suffer from having a Latin derivation (pedes) which is rather similar to other classical roots. Etymologically, feet are thus associated with pedantry (vain pursuit of learning) or pederasty (sexual abuse of children). By using a Greek derivation, foot lovers could always describe themselves as podophiles. But at what price? They would soon be arrested for indulging in some pornographic practice when they were only wanting to wash one another's feet. It is indeed a hard slog for the podophile. Let me again reassure those who suspect feet washing is some weird fetish, akin to the activities of those who achieve a thrill from handling women's shoes. Feet are the real thing. They do not possess the seductive allure of other parts of the female anatomy.

149

Date (1985-1994) James Whale Phone-in: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 30 Oct 1993 with 10 partics, Title 1145 utts, and lasting 1 hr 40 mins. ID Symbol HUV

I'm very sorry, I don't I can't understand what what Well. pretending to be the devil Okay if you let is going to do. let me finish what I was going to say. Go on then. Erm I think what the N S P C C by by bringing out this particular information to help parents and carers with trick or treat, is wanting to do is is to make sure that the fun that children are wanting to have doesn't actually go badly wrong. Erm and er that it's maybe very important at a time like this when children are potentially going and and knocking on stranger's doors to be particularly careful so what we've done is is is put together a simple guide for parents and carers erm which suggests that er they shouldn't just let their children go off for the evening.

Date (1985-1994) Education management for the 1990s. Osborne, Allan; Davies, Brent; West-Burnham, Title John; Ellison, Linda (eds.). Harlow: Longman Group UK Ltd, 1990, pp. 1-91. 1558 s- units. ID Symbol AM7

Content theories are concerned with explaining those things which actually motivate people at work arising from needs, expectations and goals. If content theories are concerned with what motivates then process theories are concerned with how motivation works. They are therefore concerned with the variables which influence the initiation, direction and continuance of behaviour. The most widely used content models are those of Maslow and Herzberg. Maslow suggests that human needs operate in a hierarchy, that people are always wanting and expecting and so the satisfaction of one level of the hierarchy stimulates demand for the next level. Maslow's hierarchy has been traditionally represented as a pyramid (see Figure 5.7). There is a clear distinction between what might be termed " lower order " needs and " higher order " needs and the strength of the model is based upon one level becoming dominant as the subordinate need is satisfied.

Date (1960-1974) Gentleman and ladies. Hill, Susan. London: Hamish Hamilton Ltd, 1969, pp. 5-138. Title 3417 s-units. ID Symbol AD1

150

Date (1985-1994) The life and times of William Shakespeare: Oxford Bookworms edition. Bassett, Title Jennifer. Oxford: OUP, 1993, pp. 1-48. 955 s-units. ID Symbol FS3

Date (1985-1994) Seasons of my life: the story of a solitary Daleswoman. Hauxwell, Hannah and Title Cockcroft, Barry. London: Random Century Group, 1989, pp. 18-153. 1746 s-units. ID Symbol BN6

Date (1985-1994) Old serpent Nile. A journey to the source. Stewart, Stanley. London: John Murray Title (Pubs) Ltd, 1991, pp. 3-120. 2831 s-units. ID Symbol FEM

151

Date (1985-1994) Sudden death. Hamer, Malcolm. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1991, pp. 1-150. Title 2171 s-units. ID Symbol CS4

Every golfer in the world experiences that awful feeling of helplessness when he stands over a putt and knows that he has not the slightest chance of getting the ball near the hole, let alone into it. Conversely, a golfer occasionally has a phase when the hole really seems larger and it seems possible to hole almost every putt. Obviously Brian Harley was going through one of those phases, and felt that he could one-putt every green. Lucky fellow. Before much longer fellow professionals would be wanting to touch his clothing just in case some " fluence " would rub off on them. " You know, by the way, that Brian's got a new agent, do you? Oh yes, he ditched Graham who's looked after him for over ten years through thick and thin, and mainly thin, in favour of Mike Martinez. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The adultery department. Bryers, Paul. London: Bloomsbury Pub. Ltd, 1993, pp. 1-130. Title 3344 s-units. ID Symbol F9C

Date (1985-1994)

Title 11 convs rec. by `Keith' (PS0H9) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 2484 utts

ID Symbol KCY

152

Date (1975-1984)

Title The diamond waterfall. Haines, Pamela. u.p., n.d., pp. 9-123. 4132 s-units.

ID Symbol FPH

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview on housing (Leisure). 3 partics, 265 utts

ID Symbol GYM

I mean I get a few things in every week that, you know that you need, that you know er I go out on Monday and get everything else for the week like washing powder, and that sort of thing but u for food, I just get it every day. Do you go into the centre much? About once a week. What's that, is that for shop food and things? No, just to go out, cos I 'm wanting just to go out on a Monday with her, cos she doesn't have nursery on a Monday, Tiffany. So we go out and have a meal out. I mean I can have, even afford meals out. So do you budget quite tightly then? Mhm. I mean even when I smoked I did. I mean I, I could s I could still get what I needed.

1.4.7. Duration

Date (1985-1994) 17 convs rec. by `Albert' (PS01A) between 1 and 6 Feb 1992 with 9 i's, 4556 utts, and Title over 3 hrs 6 mins 40 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB1

I don't know, I rang from what time, weren't it? Yeah. When I got that letter June and, were it Tuesday? And I rang that on and off right to ten to four and they weren't in. Cos usually never in when I ring. Mind you, I don't I, I think it were yesterday morning I oh no it were Monday morning. No it were Monday when in here cos I was oh I were , Gavin were wanting some toast with jam on and I'd only got a little bit like that, I says oh you'll have to wait while your Aunty Margaret brings some more tomorrow. Is it tea you're after? I walked out. Do you want tea June? No I'd rather have coffee. I mean I'd rather have tea, sorry, yeah. I wished you'd make up your mind.

153

Date (1985-1994) 55 convs rec. by `Mark' (PS0JX) between 21 and 26 Feb 1992 with 25 i's, 8226 utts, and Title over 6 hrs 21 mins 48 secs of recs. ID Symbol KD5

Date (1985-1994) 7 convs rec. by `Katriane' (PS560) on 31 Jan 1992 with 3 i's, 388 utts, and 25 mins 53 Title secs of recs. ID Symbol KPJ

I would imagine so, yeah. Mm mm. Cos after that they'll be fitting their own here. They're getting the region to do that. Yeah. Er well it's only what I've heard it's See how it goes. Aye it's not it's not on paper yet. Mm. Jim came this morning. What's that? Er Jim the joiner. Aha. The girls were wanting something done, partitioned off up the back or something for the draught coming under Yeah. Yeah. the communal Yeah. We never had one of the proper forms so he's coming back later with forms with us you see. Yeah. He's got ta come back in the morning but he never said that. Have you finished, totalled up the rolling?

Date (1985-1994) Suffolk Sound Archive oral history project: interview (Leisure). Rec. on 22 Apr 1987 Title with 3 partics, 672 utts ID Symbol HYC

154

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). Rec. on 14 Dec 1985 with 2 partics, 268 utts

ID Symbol K6K

Mhm Aha. Was it Mrs, from took it? And were there men went to the country dancing as well? Oh yes, oh yes, aye. Not so many men as went ladies but er Do you think there was a lot of men. the rise of the Country Dancing Clubs was maybe be to kind of try and compensate in a way for the dances themselves going down, ordinary dances, folk were wanting to do the Scottish dancing and things? It could have been but you found you found at the Country Dancing, it was different people that was at the Country Dancing than what than what it was at the more at the the ordinary dances. Folk that maybe would have been shy to go to a Mhm. a big dance? Yes er maybe but would come to the country dancing.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). 2 partics, 111 utts

ID Symbol K6M

So you know, and there was quite a big column, there were one column in the Edinburgh Evening News, and it's in my my wee red book there. at Portobello branch you see, urging the national executive to take immediate action in support of their claim for so and so. So this er oh was great news for the carriage cleaners and. And they were wanting to Some of them anyway wanted to join the Portobello branch. I said, No no. I says, We're all one union, I says, it doesn't matter what branch you're in, I says, this is your area you see. However, things went on very well at after that. I was accepted after about three month or four month you know

Date (1985-1994)

Title Interview (Busn). Rec. on 26 Jan 1994 with 2 partics, 932 utts

ID Symbol JA4

Yeah? So how do you feel about these? Same pitch slightly different pitch of course er sorry slight difference is that you're saying that these of course will be handed out to a targeted Out to audience. These of course are repetitive. Yeah. Are these like erm mail shotted through somebody whose registered with the estate agent? Yes for instance if I Or is it only to buyers? No. If if if if you were wanting to buy erm buy a house if you were moving house, and I didn't realize until the other day that ninety percent of people who buy and sell houses are moving within their own area. Yeah. That's surprised me. Erm er you know if fact they could be just moving two streets away or five miles away but all within the same town. (also immediacy in a generic statement)

155

Date (1985-1994)

Title Interviews with educationalists. 5 partics, 145 utts

ID Symbol KRW

One of the problems with the stream situation was that those pupils who found themselves in the bottom streams, who found that they were perhaps not regarded so highly or so positively by their teachers, tended to respond with misbehaviour in their classes, with occasionally vandalism around the school and generally a negative attitude towards the school and their teachers in general, and the immediate effect of the mixed ability grouping was to eradicate behavioural problems of that kind almost entirely. There were no longer groups of pupils in any one class who were against the school and were wanting to disrupt the teaching of their teachers and really problems were reduced to individuals in each class, one or two pupils, which didn't present the same massive problem to teachers as the bottom streamed groups have done previously.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bible study group meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 2 Aug 1993 with 10 partics, 1465 utts

ID Symbol G5K

You see the son and the father and you and all the names Yeah. Isn't that lovely? It is. Yes. That's It is That's what I'm talking about really. Yeah. Seems to me that John is trying to er establish and and pursue the fact that Jesus Christ is You you see if you think right back. In the in the very beginning of our Bibles er the the the prophets and all such people were wanting to establish the fact of God. God is spirit and then when Christ came, when he was born, people had difficulty, great difficulty in accepting him as being of God. Yes they did. They did. They did. And and this is what I think what John is trying to get over. Yes it is. I think so. Yeah. Yes he's Yes

Date (1985-1994)

Title Maths tutorial (Edu/inf). 3 partics, 549 utts

ID Symbol KND

156

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bristol Univ history department: seminar. 3 partics, 659 utts

ID Symbol JJN

Register S_tutorial he that the peasant really erm didn't have any ideas of changing society at that of the landlord system the more I assume that one would support this kind of rent reduction, interest rate reduction campaign which allows you to slowly build up that mobilization which is necessary. The, th th th the o the other thing that is I think, I think there is something in this, is that there was, at least within some sections of the peasantry, erm er a, a kind of erm revolutionary zeal which they were building themselves and they were wanting to go beyond the Party. And, and that would derive from cases where landlord exploitation was particularly severe and therefore peasants were saying no rent reduction, interest rate reduction is not enough, we want to go further than that now. And I think there is that element there.

Date (1985-1994) Friends Provident Insurance: training session (Busn). Rec. on 21 Dec 1993 with 7 Title partics, 1139 utts ID Symbol K6Y

But don't sort of back away from them try and to, to work with them cos you've got ta, you've got ta get the two, the two together. Erm as I say really it was, it was just er er the same as er as the other people said. There was one, there was one last comment that I missed out there that it was the erm the permission to proceed with the product recommendations, you were wanting to proceed with recommendations but you hadn't got the commitment off Steven in the first place so you were suggestion recommendations and what! Because you, you hadn't got the commitment that he wanted a pension or he didn't I didn't, I didn't feel that at that point that you That and it, and it went back really to the fact he hadn't explored the needs. (also immediacy in a generic statement)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The edge. Francis, Dick. London: Pan Books Ltd, 1989, pp. 82-190. 2650 s-units.

ID Symbol BP9

Angelica's business manager, also her lover, had not turned up at Toronto station was because he too was dead, struck down in his apartment by blows to the head with a mallet. The audience received the news of still more carnage with round eyes. The said Steve, the Mountie went on, seemed to have been in bed asleep at the time of his murder, and the Ontario police were wanting to interview Angelica Standish as a suspect. " But she's dead! " Mavis Bricknell said. After a pause, Donna said she and Angelica had talked for maybe two hours between Toronto and Sudbury, and Donna was sure Angelica couldn't have murdered Steve, she was lost without him.

157

Date (1985-1994) Black justice. Shepherd, Stella. London: Constable & Company Ltd, 1988, pp. 17-132. Title 3792 s-units. ID Symbol C8D

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Daily Telegraph, elect. edn. of 19920404]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1905 s-units.

ID Symbol AHC

Well, the Senior Daughter isn't going to Sunderland to study. She's going to Italy to be a Mother's Help. No sooner had the news leaked out than my telephone started ringing. I was in a fever of vicarious excitement, looking at street plans of Florence and trying to remember the name of a boy I'd met in the Boboli Gardens in 1961, but friends and relations were wanting to know whether I had really vetted the family, whether I'd like to hear a selection of au pair horror stories, and whether I'd made good any gaps in my daughter's domestic skills. I've relied on someone else to do the vetting. Apparently the family is not related to the Borgias; at least, not to any seriously worrying Borgias. And we have talked about some of the extra-curricular activities that pretty young girls sometimes get invited to try.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Liverpool Daily Post and Echo]. Commerce material, pp. ??. 577 s-units.

ID Symbol K4H

Val Smith, 35, who worked for the company for 19 years before she was sacked, said: " Closure has always been on the cards. " I'm sick but I still think I've done the right thing. We weren't asking for any more wages. We were n't on great pay as it was. " The cuts they were wanting from us were ridiculous. " Timex has been in Dundee for 47 years. A mass demonstration being organised by the Scottish TUC will go ahead on Saturday, as planned. Peter Hall NEW YORK, Tuesday, 10pm: WALL Street prices ended mixed despite a better-than-expected US government report on inflation. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 22.69 points to 3,492.00. NYSE volume totalled 226.90 million shares, against 210.41 million in the previous session. 158

Date (1985-1994)

Title Guitarist. 2650 s-units.

ID Symbol C9J

Then offers started to come in from other amp and electronics companies, asking me if I wanted to branch off and do some design work for them, which I could see the advantages of -- plus I wanted to have a life! " St Louis Music was one of the companies I went to see at that time, and it felt like Ampeg, especially, was home for me. They'd been designing tube amps for decades, and manufacturing them on site, whereas other companies were perhaps wanting to get into the tube amp market from scratch. But I wanted to be involved with a company who was well into the swing of tube amps and take it on from there, and so I started with Ampeg in 1990. " Is the new Crate valve range your doing?

Date (1985-1994) A poet could not but be gay. Kirkup, James. London: Peter Owen Pubs, 1991, pp. ??. Title 2400 s-units. ID Symbol AC6

Date (1985-1994) Undertaken with love. Spottiswoode, Jane. London: Robert Hale Ltd, 1991, pp. 13-122. Title 2085 s-units. ID Symbol CES

The engineer with the irreverent sense of humour who wouldn't give houseroom to a defunct machine but who would carefully dismantle and put by any parts that might be of use later on would -- this time next year -- be helping to nourish the rose beds. In September BBC Radio 4 announced the planning of a new programme. Consumer-orientated, it invited listeners to write in about anything they had found difficult to buy or do and were wanting to know why. The BBC would then give them help to find out. " It's your programme, just the way you want it, " and " the programme in which you set the agenda, " said the announcer. The third time I heard this trail (as they are called), I dashed off a quick letter about my coffin difficulties

159

Date (1985-1994)

Title Albert Gunter: sermon (Pub/instit). Rec. on 21 May 1989 with 2 partics, 16 utts

ID Symbol J8Y

Date (1985-1994) 27 convs rec. by `Betty' (PS04B) between 28 Nov and ?? Dec 1991 with 9 i's, 8083 utts, Title and over 5 hrs 40 mins 22 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBE

Date (1985-1994)

Title 40 convs rec. by `Cherrilyn' (PS06A) between 21 and 26 Feb 1992 with 9 i's, 4281 utts

ID Symbol KBL

Down by the front door. Oi! Matthew don't do that! Well! Well then! If you had to do them when you you were Come on! as well! Well I didn't. You were using Can I have a look at yours? Just don't worry I'll be. I won't get anything cos you. I've already got one. They're animals! Yeah! I've been wanting to get out. Like me, I always Ah! Oh you've started to spit already! But that was. Yeah. Now he's started to take them. Then you, come here! Is this thing on? Hello! Are you on? Yes I You two could buy a pint of milk each today I think. If I buy any more bloody milk I shall go bonkers!

160

Date (1985-1994)

Title 15 convs rec. by `Frederick' (PS0A8) between 10 and 15 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 3229 utts

ID Symbol KC3

Princess and then, just shortly afterwards, Aladdin. Cos in Tom Sawyer we came on together didn't we? Mm. Which wasn't too bad. I'll save you a bit I thought she might have said something last year cos I was leaving. Well perhaps she thought you might change your mind. Perhaps she thought you wouldn't really leave. She was wrong then. Well are you making a guest appearance then? Yeah. Cos she'd been wanting to do Aladdin for a couple of years but it was on at The Playhouse And then it was on at the Theatre Royal. so she did Tom Sawyer, out of Huckleberry Finn. So that's the best one we've ever done Huckleberry Finn, it was good wasn't it?

Date (1985-1994)

Title 28 convs rec. by `Arthur2' (PS50T) between 27 Feb and 2 Mar 1992 with 7 i's, 9179 utts

ID Symbol KP1

Date (1985-1994)

Title 4 convs rec. by `Leon' (PS56D) with 4 i's, 800 utts

ID Symbol KPL

161

Date (1985-1994) 5 convs rec. by `Madge' (PS56M) between 8 and 9 Apr 1992 with 8 i's, 1162 utts, and Title 56 mins 17 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPM

Date (1985-1994)

Title Royal Courts: hearing (Pub/instit). Rec. on 19 Nov 1993 with 6 partics, 748 utts

ID Symbol JK0

Date (1985-1994)

Title Royal Courts: hearing (Pub/instit). Rec. on 19 Nov 1993 with 6 partics, 748 utts

ID Symbol JK0

162

Date (1985-1994)

Title Royal Courts: hearing (Pub/instit). Rec. on 19 Nov 1993 with 6 partics, 748 utts

ID Symbol JK0

Date (1985-1994) BBC Radio Nottingham: radio broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 9 Nov 1993 with 9 partics, Title 181 utts, and lasting 1 hr 30 mins. ID Symbol KN2

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

163

Date (1985-1994)

Title The forest of the night. Kelly, Chris. Oxford: OUP, 1991, pp. 2-105. 2788 s-units.

ID Symbol ACV

Date (1985-1994)

Title Maggie Jordan. Blair, Emma. London: Bantam (Corgi), 1990, pp. 7-94. 4130 s-units.

ID Symbol AN7

Date (1985-1994) The Challenge book of brownie stories. Moss, Robert. Gloucestershire: MTB Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 44-157. 2588 s-units. ID Symbol B0B

164

Date (1975-1984) The distance enchanted. Gervaise, Mary. Wendover, Bucks: John Goodchild Pubs, Title 1983, pp. 2-105. 2832 s-units. ID Symbol BMU

Date (1975-1984) The first of midnight. Darke, Marjorie. London: John Murray (Pubs) Ltd, 1989, pp. 5- Title 132. 3682 s-units. ID Symbol C85

Date (1985-1994)

Title Circle of friends. Binchy, Maeve. London: Coronet Books, 1991, pp. ??. 2965 s-units.

ID Symbol CCM

165

Date (1985-1994) Sons of heaven. Strong, Terence. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1990, pp. Title 73-154. 3309 s-units. ID Symbol CEC

Date (1985-1994)

Title Talking it over. Barnes, Julian. London: Pan Books Ltd, 1992, pp. 1-128. 2735 s-units.

ID Symbol EDJ

Date (1985-1994) The good terrorist. Lessing, Doris. London: Grafton Books, 1986, pp. 125-209. 2455 s- Title units. ID Symbol EV1

166

Date (1985-1994)

Title Summer's lease. Mortimer, J. London: Penguin Group, 1988, pp. 1-155. 2911 s-units.

ID Symbol FB9

Young people, " Nancy said firmly, " are all in the kitchen getting to know each other. " She opened a door into a cavernous room where the young army were grouped round a huge table on which their boots and packs rested, smoking, rolling cigarettes or making each other up. " Need we? " Samantha whispered in desperation. " Go along, " said Hugh. " You know you've been wanting to meet someone of your own age. " " I've never understood that. " Haverford stood in the middle of the entrance hall, wondering. " I don't go to parties to meet septuagenarians. We rather hope to be asked to dance by a couple of twenty- year-olds, don't we, old thing?

Date (1985-1994) An awfully big adventure. Bainbridge, Beryl. London: Duckworth & Company Ltd, Title 1990, pp. 49-192. 2828 s-units. ID Symbol FNU

Date (1985-1994)

Title Crimson. Conran, S. London: Penguin Group, 1992, pp. 289-426. 3145 s-units.

ID Symbol FPB

167

Date (1985-1994) The spinning wheel. Lorrimer, Claire. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 289-409. 2876 s- Title units. ID Symbol FS1

Date (1985-1994) The boat house. Gallagher, Stephen. Sevenoaks: New English Library, 1992, pp. 43- Title 185. 2676 s-units. ID Symbol FYY

Leaving the punchbowl lying there for the clearup people to find in the morning, Wayne followed her. Above them on the balcony terrace, Alina Petrovna stood a little way back from the parapet. She looked at the moon, the lake, and the dark forest beyond, but she saw only defeat. She might have known that all of her efforts would end like this; it was simply a truth that she hadn't been wanting to face. She'd been avoiding it for so long, but she had no choice about facing it now. She moved to the parapet, and paused with her hand on the stonework. Wayne and Sandy were gone. It wasn't too late. She could ignore the call. She could turn around and go back inside, smile, lose herself amongst strangers again.

Date (1985-1994)

Title The collector. Fowles, John. London: Picador, 1989, pp. 115-260. 4574 s-units.

ID Symbol G07

168

Date (1985-1994) A clubbable woman: a Dalziel and Pascoe novel. Hill, Reginald. London: Grafton Title Books, 1987, pp. 83-250. 4394 s-units. ID Symbol GUD

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Date (1985-1994) Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde: Oxford Bookworms edition. Border, Rosemary. Oxford: OUP, Title 1991, pp. 1-74. 1267 s-units. ID Symbol GV7

169

Date (1985-1994) Money: a suicide note. Amis, Martin. London: Penguin Group, 1985, pp. 91-202. 4072 Title s-units. ID Symbol H0M

Date (1985-1994) Offshore. Fitzgerald, Penelope. London: Fontana Paperbacks, 1988, pp. 9-140. 2919 s- Title units. ID Symbol H0R

Date (1985-1994) Coffin underground. Butler, Gwendoline. London: Fontana Press, 1991, pp. 54-215. Title 4154 s-units. ID Symbol H85

I'm off, " said Henrietta. " Got a seminar. It's martin who wants to talk. " Miraculously, she could make it sound like a tiny tiny " m ". But then she was planning to go on the stage and was already reputed to be collecting points for the Equity card. Martin sat down; he had been wanting to get to know Sarah better for some time and this seemed like a good opportunity. " The Pitts. Did you know them? " " I knew them. " Although the episode with Terry Place and Nona and Peter had received publicity she had managed to conceal her connection with them. But of course she ought to have known that martin Jones would find out in the end.

170

Date (1985-1994) Coffin underground. Butler, Gwendoline. London: Fontana Press, 1991, pp. 54-215. Title 4154 s-units. ID Symbol H85

Date (1985-1994) Mask of deception. Wood, Sara. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 5063 Title s-units. ID Symbol H94

Date (1985-1994) Ransacked heart. Bauling, Jane. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H9L

171

Date (1985-1994) Ransacked heart. Bauling, Jane. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H9L

Date (1985-1994) A warning of magic. Kingston, Kate. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4362 s-units. ID Symbol HA7

Date (1985-1994)

Title Winter challenge. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3608 s-units.

ID Symbol HA9

172

Date (1985-1994) I believe in angels. Cooper, Fiona. London: Serpent's Tail, 1993, pp. 1-128. 3268 s- Title units. ID Symbol HGF

Date (1985-1994) Lucker and Tiffany peel out. Mildmay, Eroica. London: Serpent's Tail, 1993, pp. 57- Title 181. 4379 s-units. ID Symbol HH0

173

Date (1985-1994) East of Wimbledon. Williams, Nigel. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1993, pp. 61-191. Title 3227 s-units. ID Symbol HR8

Date (1985-1994) A masculine ending. Smith, Joan. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1988, pp. 38-150. 3307 Title s-units. ID Symbol HTR

Date (1985-1994) The house of women. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 181-320. Title 2616 s-units. ID Symbol HWE

174

Date (1985-1994) A dangerous diagnosis. Evans, Jean. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4553 s-units. ID Symbol JXW

Date (1985-1994) False impressions. Keane, Lucy. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1990, pp. ??. 2966 Title s-units. ID Symbol JXY

Register W_fict_prose She hesitated, wanting to go but feeling she should refuse. " Belinda will be very disappointed if you aren't there, " he said. " All right, I'll be there. " She smiled faintly and her breath caught in her throat at his answering expression. Quickly she looked away, fiddling with papers on her desk, not sure she could cope with the anguish in his eyes that mirrored her own, but David lingered. " Rachel, I've been wanting to ask you, did you ask Jennifer about going to Conway House? " She shook her head. " No, David, I haven't actually (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) The stolen heart. Browning, Amanda. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. ??. Title 4822 s-units. ID Symbol JY8

175

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Liverpool Daily Post and Echo]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1270 s-units.

ID Symbol K45

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 2692 s-units.

ID Symbol CEM

He has always been protective towards the princess. For example, he was not one of the Palace officials who tried to pretend that the Korean trip was the Togetherness Tour for the Prince and Princess. He did not take part in the false publicity that some aides drummed up before the tour. Last night the Palace denied the aide's remarks had been sanctioned. But one official told TODAY: " The Press has been wanting us to make some statement on the marriage and Morton's book for some time. So has Diana. " Now you've all got your wish. Perhaps the prince and princess can now get on with their official duties without all this speculation about their marriage. " Pictures riddle of Andrew and girl in bikini By Margaret Hall in Washington 176

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Liverpool Daily Post and Echo]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 1073 s-units.

ID Symbol K47

By David Jones Report by Val Woan THE nationwide search for the ex-boyfriend of murdered pub landlady Denise Johnston ended today. David Ashworth was being brought back to Merseyside for interview after inquiries led murder squad detectives to Newcastle-on-Tyne. The man in charge of the investigation, Supt Stan Fletcher, said: " Local police in Newcastle arrested him at a hotel last night. " He should be back on Merseyside this evening and will be interviewed. " Police have been wanting to speak to Mr Ashworth since 35-year-old Denise's body was found in her flat above the Lion Tavern, Moorfields, on Thursday. Toddler Her toddler Gareth Mr Ashworth's son was missing and the hunt was extended to Scotland after the youngster was abandoned at a citizens' advice bureau near Glasgow. The 20-month-old boy has now been reunited with Denise's parents, May and Rolf Blything from Bebington, who are caring for him.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 11230 s-units.

ID Symbol CEP

But once the news began to sink in, United's players welcomed a player whose arrival at Leeds in February gave Howard Wilkinson's team an extra dimension and enabled them to overtake United and win the Championship. Defender Gary Pallister said: " It's a bolt from the blue, I'd never have guessed we were signing him if you gave me 300 goes. " The majority of Premier League defenders would rather play with him than against him. " The fans have been wanting a new face up front because of our recent goal drought. It's a shot in the arm for our supporters that we have signed a player associated with skill and flair. " Fight Cantona's arrival clearly puts a question mark against the futures of Mark Hughes and Brian McClair. But midfielder Paul Ince said:

Date (1985-1994)

Title Machine Knitting Monthly. 1420 s-units.

ID Symbol CGV

177 curved spikes. The design can be used in several ways. Firstly, it can be knitted as in the graph, in muted shades of green and brown on a cream background (Sample 1). (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) The Greek world: 479–323BC. Hornblower, S. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, Title 1991, pp. 32-126. 1304 s-units. ID Symbol FBB

Date (1985-1994) The crooked scythe: an anthology of oral history. Evans, George E. London: Faber & Title Faber Ltd, 1993, pp. 35-189. 2436 s-units. ID Symbol G09

Date (1985-1994) Conversations with Karajan. Osborne, Richard. Oxford: OUP, 1991, pp. 2-147. 2406 s- Title units. ID Symbol ADP

RO Was Gründgens an exception to this general rule? HvK He was one of the most interesting men I worked with in my early years. He was a musician to his fingertips and he had a very subtle understanding of the interplay of characters on the stage. We had a very happy collaboration in Berlin 178 over Mozart's Die Zauberflöte, which he had been wanting to do for a number of years. Papageno's very sensual character was explored through his relationship to his antitypes, Pamina and Tamino. RO He had made his name with two earlier Mozart productions at the Kroll Opera in Berlin with Klemperer. Klemperer, one gathers, thought the production of Così fan tutte over-elaborate. He wanted virtually no stage action. HvK I would not stage it at all! (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Kylie Minogue: the superstar next door. Stone, Sasha. London: Omnibus Press, 1989, Title pp. 4-96. 2055 s-units. ID Symbol ADR

Date (1985-1994) Walking on Water. Martin, Andy. London: John Murray (Pubs) Ltd, 1991, pp. 60-163. Title 2691 s-units. ID Symbol ASV

Date (1985-1994) The Oxford English programme. Seely, John and et al. Oxford: OUP, 1990, pp. 1-133. Title 3400 s-units. ID Symbol G3P

179

Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

Date (1985-1994) 103 convs rec. by `Raymond' (PS0PN) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 46 i's, 15718 Title utts, and over 1 hr 50 mins 5 secs of recs. ID Symbol KDM

180

Date (1985-1994)

Title Albert Gunter: sermon (Pub/instit). Rec. on 25 Jun 1989 with 2 partics, 7 utts

ID Symbol KNB

We don't always like what he does to us but it mus, we must never, ever it to make us bitter. And Naomi makes the mistake, do not call me pleasant, call me bitter for the almighty has dealt very bitterly with me. I went out full, but the Lord has brought me back empty. You see, the great thing is, not that she came back empty, but the great thing is she came back! That was what God was wanting to do, to bring her back. And even if it meant bringing her back empty, he was still bringing her back. And the people receive her, they welcome her. Now, the Israelites had been taught to welcome strangers and to look after them and Ruth's fears must have been allayed as they receive her, there's no cross examination, there's no inquisition, she doesn't go through any third degree, she is received back at face value.

Date (1985-1994) 22 convs rec. by `Valerie' (PS0WN) between 30 Jan and ?? ?? 1992 with 7 i's, 2479 utts, Title and 1 hr 55 mins 21 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE4

I'll keep the paper, right? You could have a look. Mm. Mum, no, I should invite Russell cos Russell's mum and dad were asking if I we if asking if I was going back to it. I said I might. Why did they ask that? I think that day that they gave me a lift home. When was that? it's for Russell. Russell was wanting to go back to swimming class. Well the last time he put you off it didn't he? Mm mm. Didn't he Jacqueline? Cos you were quite happy to go. Yeah. And but Well I could nay go there. Course you could. You've got Jacqueline. No. Jacqueline, put that down please. We will, when are we gon na get er clothes and the swimming fixed?

Date (1985-1994) 7 convs rec. by `Christopher' (PS52T) between 30 Jan and 8 Feb 1992 with 6 i's, 2876 Title utts, and 2 hrs 1 minute 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KP8

181

Date (1985-1994)

Title Justice and Peace Group meeting (Busn). Rec. on 12 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 610 utts

ID Symbol G3U

Date (1985-1994)

Title Justice and Peace Group meeting (Busn). Rec. on 12 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 610 utts

ID Symbol G3U

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing tutorial programme (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with Title 7 partics, 2196 utts ID Symbol J8D

182 be aware of what's going on in the world in terms of not just employment but further o opportunities. Mm. And it worries me still that we, we ain't shifting him enough er Mhm. There's the cat! I think that's why we've There's cats as well here! The bone Beca because it was focus ma my concern Dave was wanting to know that we've got something tied up Mm. Right. Five year programme. A five year programme. Something tied up, something in there as a heading so every member of staff knows that at such and such a time they are working on a heading of environmental awareness I would like us to have a precis of what that's gon na involve but

Date (1985-1994)

Title Ideas in Action programmes (04): radio broadcast. 9 partics, 1382 utts

ID Symbol KRH

Register S_brdcast_discussn because E P Thompson, the historian, erm was the person who really made the discovery in the first place, and it came about because he had been interested in the possible links between the Muddletonians and Blake, and this led him to ask questions which, in a roundabout way, led to the discovery of the archive. I mean, there was certainly an accident element in, in the, in the physical discovery of the manuscripts, but also it arose out of the historian asking questions, out of the interest that he was wanting to explore. This part of the country is extraordinarily rich in small sects that grew up and flourished in the last two or three centuries. mhm Is that for any particular reason? erm We've got quite a number in Sussex, haven't we? Oh yes, that's true. Just now been produced erm a local study on Quakers in Lewes

Date (1975-1984) Conduct of Major Maxim. Lyall, Gavin. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, Title 1982, pp. 63-186. 3359 s-units. ID Symbol H86

Nobody else said anything, and Agnes suddenly saw that Chris was pale and rigid with apprehension as he sensed his weekend turning lonely. But his face said nothing; a soldier's face. You poor little bugger, she thought. Maxim came back and beckoned Agnes out. They stood just outside the front door. " A gun battle in Rotherhithe. One badly wounded, police looking for two more, at least one of them thought to be wounded. As much as anything, I think George was just wanting to make sure I was still here. " " I'll give you an alibi. What do you think it is? " " The same as George thinks it is. I don't know how often Rotherhithe goes in for gunfights, but this could be one of ours. " Agnes nodded gloomily. " It's a bit late for bank hold-ups and a bit early for night-club ructions.

Date (1985-1994)

Title The crocus list. Lyall, Gavin. London: Coronet Books, 1993, pp. 95-207. 2807 s-units.

ID Symbol HR4

183

He called them Amurricanes, in a heavy stage accent that came over as an envious sneer. " An American Resistance movement? " Mrs Marriage came up tentatively along the line of boats, making sure she caught her husband's good eye before she moved into their circle of secrecy. She wore a faded anorak over her long cardigan. " I'm just popping into town to pick up a parcel from the station. It could be the parts John was wanting . Can I make you some more tea before I go? " " No. We're both swimming in tea, we're both sinking in tea. " Marriage's tone became abrupt and petulant. She just smiled. " All right, dear. And shall I see when the garage can take in the car? The clutch really does need- " " There's nothing wrong with the clutch. It's the way you drive it.

Date (1985-1994) His woman. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. 2239 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY1

It sounds very nice. " She smiled, and didn't care a bit then that when it came to leading Travis up the garden path, she was doing a little garden path trail-blazing herself. Thank goodness she'd thought to get Naylor's word about her job. " I'll leave you to your lasagne, " Travis was saying as she tuned back in. " I'll see you at the weekend, then, " Leith said lightly, and was once more wanting to do something of a pugilistic nature to her employer when, just as though he lived there, he went to the door with Travis and saw him out. Naylor was soon back. " For a man who's got it so badly, Travis took that very well, " he began admiringly. " I thought he'd be man enough to -- " but Leith had other things on her mind and wasted no time cutting in and going into orbit.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Arts material, pp. ??. 2289 s-units.

ID Symbol K57

Date (1985-1994) Edward Thomas: a portrait. Thomas, R George. Oxford: OUP, 1987, pp. 1-69. 1400 s- Title units. ID Symbol ABL

184

Date (1985-1994) Highland journey: a sketching tour of Scotland : retracing the footsteps of Victorian Title artist John T. Reid.Hedderwick,Mairi. Edinburgh:Canongate Press plc, 1992, pp.57-163. 1942 s-units. ID Symbol B1N

Now we were in Italy. I was glad to be on the bus and not alongside it. And realised for the first time that my lot as a walker was far safer than that of a cyclist. Walkers can at least jump to the side. At eighty- three, Miss Kerr is one of the oldest inhabitants in Lochranza. The Post Office said that she wouldn't mind a visit. I was wanting to identify JTR's cottage sketch. Her parents would have been children when he wandered past their door. She is cruelly twisted with arthritis but her spirit is livelier than a young lass's, more concerned for an old friend in Lamlash who has the same complaint -- that dread West Coast damp - - and is quite unable to move. " A terrible thing, that.

Date (1985-1994) 26 convs rec. by `Joy' (PS0GM) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 9 i's, 9556 utts, and Title 7 hrs 4 mins 13 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCP

Register S_conv it's erm, it's not a car that you can be hundred per cent sure of it, I mean as soon as it rains it stops anyway, we went out in it today and there's all water in the front of the, in the front, but That's your heater. And me heater's packed up that's the trouble with being out of work, when I'm getting behind with every, by the time I start work we'll probably be wanting new bedding, new towels, the house will want doing Mm take me twelve months to get back on me blooming feet. That's because I you have not tidy though. The old I mean you'll spend just what you wan na spend in Spain, I mean like we, the night, when we went the first time (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Tomorrow. Taylor, Elizabeth Russell. London: Peter Owen Pubs, 1991, pp. 52-137. Title 1750 s-units. ID Symbol AEA

185

At the edge of hearing, as she turned back into her room, she could make out the shuffling of crockery. " I would appreciate a packed lunch today. " " Fru Gertlinger predicted you would. She has it ready for you, I believe. " Fru Møller set down Miss Danziger's breakfast herself and then turned and called, " Bertha! Will you bring Miss Danziger her packed luncheon, please? She'll be wanting to set off just as soon as she's finished her breakfast. " No other guests were down. Comforting sounds of activity could be heard behind the green-baize door. The scent of newly ground coffee beans and of a huge bunch of white stocks in a green jug in the vestibule filled her nostrils. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Guilty parties. Street, Pamela. London: Robert Hale Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 2549 s-units.

ID Symbol CDE

Babies like to dictate their own time, and why shouldn't they? " Why shouldn't they, indeed. " Of course, " was all she replied. He regarded her a little more closely. " You mentioned that you would like to continue working during your pregnancy. " " Yes. " " Well, I suggest you give up about the beginning of September. You'll be wanting to take things a bit more easily by then, I dare say. Suppose you come and see me again at the beginning of April. Perhaps you would like to make an appointment with my secretary on the way out. " " Thank you. " They said goodbye and she felt she had let him down, that her unresponsiveness had been noted but not commented upon. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Topaz. Bennetts, Pamela. UK: Magna Print Books, 1988, pp. 9-206. 3157 s-units.

ID Symbol EVC

She was beautiful. I've never met anyone like her. " " I should hope not. " His aunt was severe. " A gypsy child, indeed. " " Doesn't matter what age they are. Right bad lots from the cradle to the grave. " Fiddy, if you don't hold your tongue, I'll send you out of the room. " " Not much point in that. In two seconds you'd be wanting me back for something. " Agatha ignored Fidelma and returned to the much more worrying matter of Timothy's encounter with a chit called Topaz Chilcott. " I hope you're not getting absurd ideas about her. The best thing you can do is to forget her. " " I doubt if I'll be able to. " Amsterdam sipped his Madeira, seeing Topaz as clearly as if she were sitting opposite him. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The L-shaped room. Banks, Lynne Reid. London: Penguin Group, 1987, pp. 98-206. Title 3282 s-units. ID Symbol FEE

186

Do you ever get that? Not being able to sleep? I've tried everything for it nothing's any good. Call themselves doctors! Like a cup of tea? " I said I'd love a cup of tea, which was surprisingly true. " But don't go to any trouble, " I said. " No trouble, I'm just going to make some. Son'll be wanting one when she wakes up -- she's the girl I share the flat with. Nice kid -- Hungarian, she is. Come over with the refugees, right after the revolution. You hear about that? " I nodded. " Well, you know how it is, things that don't concern you, in the papers and that you don't always read " em, do you? (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Rebel angel. Wood, Bridget. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 162-252. 2543 Title s-units. ID Symbol G1L

He exchanged a look with Fenella and saw that she was watching Goibniu quite politely, but that there was a wariness in her eyes. But Goibniu was smooth and courteous; he was very nearly urbane. He paid a brief homage to the Gnomes, who had journeyed all the way from the Gallan Mountains to bring their ideas for the new Queen's Crown Jewels and did not refer to the fact that they were four days late on account of getting lost on the way. He said they would all be wanting to study the designs the minute Balor had cleared away breakfast and Bith at once reached for the knapsacks, and said he hoped Flaherty had not spilled jam on the drawing of the four-pronged diadem and Flaherty, injured, said indeed he had not and it the best damson jam he had ever tasted. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 13058 s-units.

ID Symbol CBG

Date (1985-1994)

Title Outdoor Action. London: Hawker Consumer Pub, 1992, pp. ??. 1649 s-units.

ID Symbol CHH

187

Maybe other irate walkers would bear that in mind the next time they see the army out on an exercise. WHAT NEXT? I was horrified to read in your June issue that there is a plan afoot to erect concrete seats on Ben Nevis. How on earth can people justify such a scheme? If people need a rest on the way what's wrong with sitting on the ground? Before long they'll be wanting to tarmac the path or build a chairlift to the top. A PERFECT FIT I wanted to thank you for the wonderful pair of walking boots -- a prize from the February issue of Outdoor Action. They are super and a perfect fit. I am sure they will bring me many hours of enjoyment. Q I am interested in working for the Forestry Commission (also a matter of course)

Date (---) A crowd is not company. Kee, Robert. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 22-121. Title 2945 s-units. ID Symbol B0U

Date (1985-1994) Economics. Begg, David; Fischer, Stanley; Dornbusch, Rudiger. Maidenhead: McGraw- Title Hill Book Company, 1991, pp. ??. 2382 s-units. ID Symbol HGP

188

A tax on films helps redress the balance. Several applications of this general principle will be found in the ensuing chapters. The real world in which we live unfortunately provides us with several inevitable distortions. Given their existence, the argument of this section implies that the government may increase the overall efficiency of the whole economy by introducing new distortions to offset distortions that already exist. By now you will rightly be wanting to know the source of these inevitable distortions that the government should take action to offset. We now list the most important ones. 15–4 Market Failure We began by showing that in the absence of any distortions a freely competitive equilibrium would ensure allocative efficiency. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Guilty parties. Street, Pamela. London: Robert Hale Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 2549 s-units.

ID Symbol CDE

She knew, of course, what her husband was getting at but, perversely, she did not help him out. Then she said after a small silence, " Alex's flat is too minute for two. " This time it was he who frowned, but said nothing. Quickly, she added, " I mean, if you 're still wanting a place in the country, it would be far too small for us both during the week. " " You're intending to keep on at Brentwoods then, after the birth? " His voice was quiet, controlled, but there was an edge to it. " Yes. I agree that where we're living at the moment doesn't exactly lend itself to being a family home.

1.4.8. Interpretive, explanatory use

Date (1985-1994) Animal welfare and the environment. Ryder, Richard D. (ed.) London: Gerald Title Duckworth & Company Ltd, 1992, pp. 9-116. 1662 s-units. ID Symbol B04

189

1.4.9. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons

Date (1985-1994) In all directions. Dunlop, Roy. Cambridge: Graham-Cameron Pub, 1986, pp. 77-144. Title 1622 s-units. ID Symbol B11

1.4.10. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) 34 convs rec. by `Ann2' (PS14B) on 3 Apr 1992 with 37 i's, 9083 utts, and over 8 hrs Title 19 mins 57 secs of recs. ID Symbol KB8

Finished that one then, the next one eat it quietly so it doesn't bother people Have you got your knitting? Yeah I didn't have any, I finished that one for her Yes erm the peach one? yes Er that one I've just got the buttons to put on and I didn't have any wool and I thought what shall I start knitting, jumpers and things for school cos she starts the middle school in September Oh yes of course and she'd be wanting uniform ones yes but I'm not sure what colour to do yet, and I had a bit of spare, there's a girl who I work with who's pregnant, so I thought I'd just knit what wool I got Oh yeah but that's in Aran and this is just a double knit but mm I thought I'd knit it anyway

Date (1985-1994) 62 convs rec. by `Dorothy' (PS087) between 13 and 20 Mar 1992 with 25 i's, 16097 utts, Title and over 13 hrs 0 mins 42 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBW

190

Christopher? It's too much. Ice-cream or yogurt dear? too much. Just a minute. (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) 19 convs rec. by `Jane2' (PS1BS) between 4 and 10 Apr 1992 with 7 i's, 4893 utts, and Title over 4 hrs 46 mins 52 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCH

Well I'll get the afternoon off then, if the kids are off. Yes. The children, oh sorry Chrissy I put you too much water in there. Well we're not going on the opening day. Well never mind, I'll pour you some. Why not? Set me straight. I mean do we want to go and stay with the children at camp or shall we stay home? Everybody in York will be wanting to go. Maybe we'd better aim for the spring half term to go away. Well do you want stay at caravan then? Well, I don't know we went, it depends on the weather I mean, we went last year at Well I mean half term and the weather wasn't very good. Yeah I mean lo yo I mean look at now, you could have gone away now.

Date (1985-1994) 2 convs rec. by `James' (PS1C7) between 3 and 6 Apr 1992 with 2 i's, 1486 utts, and 1 Title hr 23 mins 47 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCJ

I'll give you hand and I'll put, I'll put me so I'll er, I give that to the er Jim put the erm, stand will it Jimmy? aye putting them in erm they'll be wanting for tomorrow see yeah I miss it, I missed it on Sunday, they bring me yorkshire puddings in What? I mix it, I mi I mixed that, missed it that jug Oh, aye put my yorkshire puddings in Did Les do your peas? Les do your peas? any peas I say I've got some mind you I didn't have, left the dumpling at mine, I've got a load erm dumpling mix, you've, a great big load for forty three

Date (1985-1994) 55 convs rec. by `Josephine' (PS0FF) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 8 i's, 5294 utts, Title and 7 hrs 59 mins 4 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCN

When you go to places like in the big stores the staff have all got the same type of apron er overall. And that's for the customer, if it needs help they know who is who to go for advice. Yeah. That's all it is. But when you've got people stood behind a desk and serving you and doing nothing but serving you as you come. They'll be wanting bank clerks to have uniforms next. Good god bank clerks have been wearing uniforms for these last three four five years. Oh I've never seen them. Well Never seen that. Well they all have. It's customary to go to work dressed in black or white or suits or Not at all. It's navy blue with flowered blouse they've got. 191

Date (1985-1994) 26 convs rec. by `Joy' (PS0GM) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 9 i's, 9556 utts, and Title 7 hrs 4 mins 13 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCP

Date (1985-1994)

Title 19 convs rec. by `Kathleen' (PS0H8) between 15 and 17 Jan 1992 with 10 i's, 4030 utts

ID Symbol KCW

She's not likely to though. Too late now, I just Yes it is. Come on let's walk round. Are you gon na buy a new one? Ha! Nope. Fuck it! I'll get another one next year. Ha ha! Ah! She hopes! She hopes! I hope! Yeah! Yeah, it'll be better next though cos erm Carl won't be wanting to sit in cos, er Carl won't have a portable coloured T V next year. Ooh! Anyway, I'm going to save up to, I was supposed to be saving up, those gates are locked. I know. Let's walk round this way then. I've got ta, I've got ta try begin to lose some. Oh and past that horrible stink! I'm supposed to be saving up till Why are they?

Date (1985-1994) 40 convs rec. by `Lisa' (PS0JJ) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 7 i's, 4418 utts, and 6 Title hrs 30 mins 17 secs of recs. ID Symbol KD3

Yeah well no that's not bad money for a woman Yeah. working er what she's doing. Yeah. Just started and all. Not very good wages are they? No I know. In there. Poor wages. Poor payers I mean. Yeah. Oh well they'll just have to steady down won't they? And I can see it in a year I I'll give it, give dad er about eighteen months Yeah. and he'll be wanting to leave Avenue Panels Yeah. It'll come too much. Then he'll wan na form a partnership. Well you're not gon na I don't think, no No. No I wouldn't No. I'm happy as I am. No cos I'll have to see what it's like down the road. If it's got room for expansion which I'm hoping then, I would say yeah because dad's got a good reputation.

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Date (1985-1994) Walsall Local Studies Centre: interview (Leisure). Rec. on 12 Feb 1988 with 3 partics, Title 251 utts ID Symbol K61

Lichfield was very much a southern colonel and he was a racist and they used to chain these coloured guys up behind the trucks and make them walk all the way back to Lichfield behind the trucks driving the trucks at walking pace and I understand there was a, a salver, a commemorative salver in the Town Hall to be presented to him, and some an MP in the Council he were looking for this colonel, but as I understand he was court-martialled after the war for racism and so I don't think he'd be wanting , wanted to be connected with Walsall any more, so but this was What was his name do you remember it? Colonel with a K the this band, they used to, that they had from the tenth replacement depot used to come down and play at the Town Hall, and they they like I said before they were fellas on the way to join Glen the absolute ultimate musicians of America

Date (1985-1994)

Title Oral history project: interview (Leisure). 2 partics, 111 utts

ID Symbol K6M

Well what with my at, for years at, I had made my mark, not only at but throughout the East of Scotland with trade union activities and various other things. And I'm not sure whether I was the senior man or not. I assumed I was the senior man but one of my mates, a very good pal of mine to me, a senior shunter, he says, Oh you'll get the job, they'll be wanting to get rid of you Jimmy. You see. Well anyway, I don't know what was true or not or what what was right, but I thought I'd got it through seniority and we'll leave it at that. I got the job at and I'd had e I'd had experience, I knew that going to was no problem.

Date (1975-1984)

Title Oral history project: interview (Edu/inf). Rec. on 16 May 1983 with 2 partics, 185 utts

ID Symbol K7D

Well up until the time I would be about eight years old when my father decided there was a change in the estate then and it was off to Argyllshire Dalmally that Sir Douglas and Lady as she was then decided to go and wanted my father to come with him. But him being from up there and my mother also and their people were still alive which was my grandparents on both sides they were very reluctant to sort of go. But when a job came he he would be wanting a diff different shooting ground in in Argyllshire comparison to the hard rocks of Sutherland. Mm. Pine pastures green to the tops of Ben Dorain and and up Black Mount where the Craig estate took it was it was in their estate. So therefore my father was very keen to go too. Mm. And that's how we decided to go.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Weekly meeting (Busn). Rec. on 21 Mar 1993 with 5 partics, 1078 utts

ID Symbol F8U

Yes. Yeah. Erm I think it would be useful to try and find similar local elections erm in other areas. Well obviously it'd be useful. But I don't know how we'd go about that other than just writing to town councils. Just writing general letters to to town councils. Well there's no reason not to do that since we'll also be wanting to see if we can tape council meetings. Mm. Mm. So it's a it's a double Yeah. use. Everywhere has a town council doesn't it? Yes. Everywhere that's got a postal address has a town council at that post town really doesn't it.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Weekly meeting (Busn). Rec. on 21 Mar 1993 with 5 partics, 1078 utts

ID Symbol F8U

Never mind, it's not a problem. There's an outline in the stuff they sent you. Yeah couldn't you blow that up. Yes I probably could it's rather scratchy. The S U has a That's our best other one. poster machine. Right. If you actually want to use this. Er actually it's too mm. It's it's too fiddly to, you know I'd be wanting to write on it so. Well Erm Okay er bit too fiddly. I'll see if I've got a map around or can get a really cheap map and just put it up. I'm probably best doing a blow up of the map they sent. Yes Doesn't have major towns. That's it, I'll get a get a cheap tourist map of Britain, Mm. and get the S U poster machine.

Date (1985-1994) Lincolnshire County Council: board meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 14 Jan 1994 with 7 Title partics, 317 utts ID Symbol J9B

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Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing tutorial programme (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with Title 7 partics, 2196 utts ID Symbol J8D

One of the problems is you ne, it's alright saying something on the environment, you have to tighten up what it is you're gon na do. If it's practical how you're gon na occupy twenty kids what resources I've got it remember? That er I sent away. Right. You know? So, well that's alright. Yeah. And you're time of year cos if you This is the thing you see now If you're gon na be wanting to plan cos if you're gon na looking at if you're gon na want Yeah. to grow things you've got ta do it at a specific time if you're gon na wan na plan And this is why I want to. if you're gon na plan bare rooted trees and stuff you've got ta be doing it in the dormant season, so you're talking October

Date (1985-1994) Norwich City College NNEB lecture (Edu/inf). Rec. on 18 Nov 1992 with 2 partics, Title 680 utts ID Symbol F8L

You'd go inside and have what a hot? Drink Yeah or a hot meal and that would really warm you up wouldn't it? So you can see that the last, this is a vicious circle. Kerry would you like to sort of sit over there or something? I can see it's okay. It's alright Kerry it's just that Graham has come to do, to observe my teaching and he'll be wanting to sit there, is that alright? Yeah Kerry get a chair Oh, erm could you leave that up Cathy for a minute? We need to think that why new babies are so prone to cold injury and a lot of the reasons, can I take that down, are very obvious if you think about them cold injury is the same as hypothermia.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Fox FM News: radio programme. 292 partics, 2687 utts

ID Symbol KRT

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Date (1985-1994)

Title The wasp factory. Banks, Iain. London: Abacus, 1990, pp. 7-126. 2475 s-units.

ID Symbol HWC

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Daily Mirror. 7680 s-units.

ID Symbol CH3

Beasant has been to hell and back since he was publicly blamed by manager Ian Porterfield for Saturday's 3-2 home defeat by Norwich, and was told he was finished at the club. Chelsea have been actively looking for a replacement. But brave Dave has broken his silence and is ready to play in Sunday's live televised match at Manchester City. He said: " I'm still employed by Chelsea and no matter what the manager has said, I'll be wanting to play on Sunday. " I've been in the game a long time and you don't last forever. But you don't play over 500 games with three big clubs, have a couple of big moves and become a bad player overnight. " I've still got belief in myself and I still have confidence in my own ability.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Daily Telegraph, elect. edn. of 19920417]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 1817 s-units.

ID Symbol AL3

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Date (1985-1994)

Title [Guardian, elect. edn. of 19891111]. Sport material, pp. ??. 621 s-units.

ID Symbol A8C

Register W_newsp_brdsht_nat_sports and on November 5 that year my wife went down to the bonfire which was already alight and saw on top of it a dropside cot she had been keeping, and which had served the four children, a relatively new carricot, and other items of that sort. She didn't know what to do. She protested that they shouldn't have been put on there without her authority, and the farm chaps laughed and said, " You won't be wanting that again. " She could hardly say, " I've just been told that I'm pregnant again, " because it was only a matter of a week or two. And so new cots and other things had to be bought the following June. The nature of bonfire materials has changed over the years.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 12622 s-units.

ID Symbol K5M

Mr Sheldon said a very high-powered body of Government specialists was on hand to offer advice on computerised activities. " The trouble is so many don't make use of that expertise we have within the Government service. " " It's not just here. There's a whole range of things from the Foreign Office downwards where they have made mistakes costing many millions of pounds and we shall certainly be wanting to take evidence from this area of activity just to see what went wrong and how it can be put right and how we can prevent this sort of thing happening in the future. " Sir John said in the NAO report that there had been a breakdown in the proper operation of the computer system. The Benefits Agency had told him it was taking action to identify the loans concerned and transfer them back into the system

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 12622 s-units.

ID Symbol K5M

A consultant neurosurgeon, John Miles, told them that Tim had shown no brain response after being taken off sedative drugs. The youngster was also unable to breath without a ventilator. Doctors are keeping Tim on the life support machine for 24 hours to make sure the drugs have worked out of his system and have not ruled out all hope. Mr Miles said: " Nobody would be wanting to keep machinery going if there is no hope for Tim's survival. " The shrine to three-year-old Johnathan Ball who died in the blast as he shopped for a Mother's Day gift, grew yesterday. More than 50 people were injured in the terrorist attack on the town. As well as Tim, another 14 victims are still in hospital. Yesterday the Home Secretary

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Date (1985-1994) How many times can you say goodbye?: living with bereavement. Pardoe, Jenifer. Title London: SPCK, 1991, pp. ??. 1160 s-units. ID Symbol ADE

Register W_religion funerals are conducted in twenty minutes at a busy crematorium with a bizarre queue of other funerals waiting in an approach way, and grieving people are expected to be back at their employment in as short a time as possible. Those who have been bereaved will say that they do not know how to behave as newly- bereaved people. It feels to them that a major event has changed their lives and yet people around them seem to be wanting them to forget it and " get on with things " as quickly as possible. Do people wear black any more? Are they expected to observe a period of mourning? If so how are they expected to change their lifestyle? How can they find out what is expected of them? -- or maybe nothing is. In some cultures the mourning period is very clearly established with a beginning phase

Date (1985-1994) Theology and feminism. Hampson, Daphne. Oxford: Blackwell, 1992, pp. 7-96. 1665 s- Title units. ID Symbol EF0

One might at least look to the best examples there may be today. Schüssler Fiorenza herself agrees that all early Christians shared an androcentric mind-set. Why then look to them? She comments that a postbiblical (sic) feminist stance " too quickly concedes that women have no authentic history within biblical religion ". But why (if it were not for the fact that one is a Christian) should one be wanting to stay with the experience of women within the biblical tradition? Schüssler Fiorenza however wants to suggest (as at times Trible does also) that we have in any case to live within -- and thus also we need to try to redeem -- the trajectory of biblical religion. " Western women ", she writes, " are not able to discard completely and forget our personal, cultural or religious Christian history.

Date (1985-1994) Theology and feminism. Hampson, Daphne. Oxford: Blackwell, 1992, pp. 7-96. 1665 s- Title units. ID Symbol EF0

Register W_religion given that in every age women have been mistreated at the hands of men, how much do present-day women really have in common with biblical women? The story of Ruth illuminates for me the unbridgeable difference, rather than the similarity, between her situation and mine. It is however a rather different criticism which I wish to bring to Trible's work, one which runs in parallel with my critique of Schüssler Fiorenza's work. Why, unless one is a Christian, should one be wanting to undertake such a re- reading? Indeed, in Trible's case, unless one is a conservative Christian who believes the text to be the word of God? If one is a fundamentalist Christian who believes the text to be inspired, then one sees why the text is alone to be interpreted in terms of the text.

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Date (1985-1994) 31 convs rec. by `Martine' (PS0LK) between 12 and 20 Mar 1992 with 10 i's, 9037 utts, Title and over 7 hrs 15 mins 1 second of recs. ID Symbol KD8

Date (1985-1994) 103 convs rec. by `Raymond' (PS0PN) between 13 and 19 Mar 1992 with 46 i's, 15718 Title utts, and over 1 hr 50 mins 5 secs of recs. ID Symbol KDM

Date (1985-1994) 153 convs rec. by `Terence' (PS0W2) between 20 and 27 Feb 1992 with 10 i's, 8307 Title utts, and over 12 hrs 49 mins 22 secs of recs. ID Symbol KE2

If it is the Hindu Sage begins with an O. Oh! And I don't really I can't think of one. Who? One trying to get in one side and the other one I think that's what it was wasn't it? Yeah. Well wha what did you want say? Just wanted to speak to you about the skis that was all. Oh well. Well. He'll be wanting to go down there. Oh yeah. Were you thinking of going skiing er before then? Well shouldn't think so! Well I suppose you could go off. If you hadn't of pulled my jacket I would of known that you Right. wanted Did you see this erm, Bill then? With somebody with fingers chopped off? Yeah!

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Date (1985-1994)

Title 28 convs rec. by `Arthur2' (PS50T) between 27 Feb and 2 Mar 1992 with 7 i's, 9179 utts

ID Symbol KP1

He will, well this is his celebration didn't you know? Pyjamas It annoys him because his best pyjamas are here and he's seeing the specialist He won't be annoyed Well he would if, if he gets to look at his he doesn't get annoyed father does he? Oh no No no but I say he, he would be wanting to dress up today in this well he can't He can't, he's got three pair here, oh these are beautiful. Where you get off at? Er Debdens Debdens, they had a sale on Well Three pounds hasn't, hasn't everybody got a sale on? Yeah, they've all got a sale Made in Hong Kong, brilliant yeah, yeah Everything's made in Hong Kong

Date (1985-1994)

Title 25 convs rec. by `Richard2' (PS1BY) between 21 and 27 Feb 1992 with 8 i's, 4998 utts

ID Symbol KSV

Oh that's no good well that's no damn good Hmm, thought that was them Obviously not, quite remarkable Quite remarkable that, oh, are you on there by any chance? Of course I'm on there Oh my sodding party I don't, you actually there, you know Yeah it'll be nice because I'll be centre of attention cos everybody'll be wanting to talk to me Why? Cos I'll be , it's my party, so you have to be nice to me, cos it's my party basically, cos I consider it Do I have to cover the video camera? No, don't I think I should I mean No that would definitely make it more interesting, if it, a talking point for everyone won't it?

Date (1985-1994)

Title Student seminar on Hunan report (Edu/inf). Rec. on 1 Dec 1993 with 2 partics, 962 utts

ID Symbol KGN

Mm. an and start attacking er your environment and Yeah bu but that's When are you gon na okay, going back to the they were, they were actually after a revolution, or just after a rent, you know Yeah. The power's come back on. Yeah. You can be as thick as two short planks but I mean if you haven't got enough food in your belly you're gon na be wanting to do something about it. Right. But you're able to I thought, I thought they were comfortable though now, I thought so why are they doing it? He's just highlighting

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Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall Village Hall, day 7, morning session: public county council Title planning meeting. Rec. on 25 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 183 utts ID Symbol J9V

Date (1985-1994)

Title Radio Trent: radio talk show (Leisure). Rec. on 12 Jul 1993 with 10 partics, 368 utts

ID Symbol FXT

The ten phone lines have been swamped since they were opened, and social services chairman Joan says more calls will follow. I anticipate there will be outcry when people see the drama. And there's gon na be many many many thousands of worried parents whose children were put up for adoption, whose children vanished, brothers and sisters who said, I thought I had a brother. Who will be wanting to know more. National Heritage secretary Peter is being blamed for dropping a bye election clanger after suggesting the Tories are resigning to losing Christchurch. Mister says if they're defeated at the polls, it would hasten a general election which Labour could win. The weather, the rest of today is likely to remain rather cloudy with a chance of more rain at any time.

Date (1985-1994) Central Weekend Live — part 2: television broadcast (Leisure). Rec. on 5 Nov 1993 Title with 10 partics, 221 utts, and lasting 28 mins. ID Symbol HVD

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Bill Heine radio phone-in (02). 9 partics, 2645 utts

ID Symbol KRL

Date (1985-1994)

Title The lock. Gates, Susan. Oxford: OUP, 1990, pp. ??. 3691 s-units.

ID Symbol ACB

He said it was daft keeping all that money round the place. Good job he did, eh? But what a carry on! I rang up, just to check that he'd taken it straight along there, like I told him to, and they said I had to fill in all these forms. -- Even sent somebody round to help me do it. " " You'll be wanting to see Gazzer now, " said Marie, forcing herself to say something. " Wait a bit. -- Sit down again for a minute. Here, on my bed. I can't see your face when you sit in that comer, " said Bella. " -- You thought the world of that Simon, didn't you? -- I know just what it's like.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Stormy petrel. Stewart, Mary. London: Coronet Books, 1992, pp. 7-155. 2933 s-units.

ID Symbol CKF

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Longshot. Francis, Dick. London: Michael Joseph Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 3362 s-units.

ID Symbol ADY

He took away what breath I still had. " Mr Tremayne Vickers said he was delighted. " He paused. " Did you follow that trail of paint towards the clearing they talk about? " " Mm. " " And was it along the trail that someone shot at you? " " We'll be taking a look at it ourselves, I shouldn't wonder. " I made no comment and he looked disappointed. " You should be wanting your assailant brought to justice. " Text book words again. " You don't seem to care. " " I'm tired, " I said. " You wouldn't be interested then in the glue. " " What glue? " I asked. " Oh yes, glue. " " For sticking marble to floorboards, " he said. " We had it analysed.

Date (1985-1994) Tomorrow. Taylor, Elizabeth Russell. London: Peter Owen Pubs, 1991, pp. 52-137. Title 1750 s-units. ID Symbol AEA

Date (1985-1994)

Title And thus will I freely sing. Edinburgh: Polygon Books, 1989, pp. 41-186. 2652 s-units.

ID Symbol BN1

So I took it upon myself to tell her, old nosey-parker that I am. I knew she'd better be told, otherwise she'd get a bonnie fright when she was stopped at the paydesk and accused of shoplifting. She got a big enough fright when I said: " Excuse me, but your wee laddie is filling your bag with apples that I'm sure you'll not be wanting . I daresay he wants them -- don't you, sonny? -- but I don't think your mammy'll want them. " The poor young woman, a pretty creature, flushed scarlet and said: " Oh, Junior, you naughty little boy! If you do that again I'll smack your bottom. " The little shrimp giggled, then he looked up at her and then at me and said: " I don't care if you smack my bottom, Mummy.

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Date (1985-1994) Traffic. Masters, Anthony. Hemel Hempstead: Simon & Schuster Young Books, 1991, Title pp. 5-110. 3122 s-units. ID Symbol BPD

Must have climbed out of that top window. " " His parents -- and the police -- could be up here soon. " " Can't prove a thing. Those carnival masks were pretty OK. " Ray Shepherd laughed, but there was no humour in it, just a kind of grinding bitterness that was dreadful to hear. " Well, Dad, what are you going to tell the Unifiers? They'll be wanting something pretty sharp after the news. " " And they'll get it. " " You going to let me know first? " " The plan's simple enough. It's the one we always relied on. " Ray's voice was grim. " Dad -- " " Yes? " " It'll be murder. " " I don't see it that way.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Guilty parties. Street, Pamela. London: Robert Hale Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 2549 s-units.

ID Symbol CDE

Date (1985-1994) No enemy but time. Anthony, Evelyn. London: Arrow Books Ltd, 1987, pp. 5-105. Title 3208 s-units. ID Symbol CDY

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Date (1985-1994) No enemy but time. Anthony, Evelyn. London: Arrow Books Ltd, 1987, pp. 5-105. Title 3208 s-units. ID Symbol CDY

Date (1985-1994)

Title Matilda. Dahl, Roald. Harmondsworth: Puffin, 1989, pp. 7-240. 3516 s-units.

ID Symbol CH4

She opened it at random and placed it on Matilda's desk. " This is a book of humorous poetry, " she said. " See if you can read that one aloud. " Smoothly, without a pause and at a nice speed, Matilda began to read: " An epicure dining at Crewe Found a rather large mouse in his stew. Cried the waiter, " Don't shout And wave it about Or the rest will be wanting one too. " Several children saw the funny side of the rhyme and laughed. Miss Honey said, " Do you know what an epicure is, Matilda? " " It is someone who is dainty with his eating, " Matilda said. " That is-correct, " Miss Honey said.

Date (1975-1984)

Title Archangel. Seymour, Gerald. London: Fontana Press, 1983, pp. 18-125. 2459 s-units.

ID Symbol CJT

The pig swill they feed you, that is the future. You are learning well and quickly. The past has nothing for you, nothing, the past has abandoned you. Those that sent you here have forgotten you, buried you, stamped down the earth on your memory. I speak the truth, yes? If they had not abandoned you then you would not be here, you would not be wanting to run the width of the compound to drink the shit you wouldn't give your dog at home. Think on that... " " Can I go now? " " Enjoy your dinner, enjoy your future, " Rudakov leaned back in his chair and his face was happy with a smile, then he snapped to his feet.

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Date (1985-1994) Sudden death. Hamer, Malcolm. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1991, pp. 1-150. Title 2171 s-units. ID Symbol CS4

Date (1985-1994)

Title Carrie's war. Bawden, Nina. Harmondsworth: Puffin, 1988, pp. 7-142. 3483 s-units.

ID Symbol EFJ

The little ones would giggle at that if they noticed, and if they giggled she'd know what about, he was sure. She was sharp. He thought, I'd better warn them... She said, " What am I thinking about? You'll be wanting your breakfast and here I am, standing here as if eggs cooked themselves. White ones or brown ones? Or speckledy? " " Oh, we don't want... " he began, but she was leading the way; very tall, very thin, very old; skinny old legs stiff as stilts. They went in through the white painted door, down a passage into a kitchen.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Topaz. Bennetts, Pamela. UK: Magna Print Books, 1988, pp. 9-206. 3157 s-units.

ID Symbol EVC

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Armada. Gidley, Charles. London: Fontana Paperbacks, 1988, pp. 11-120. 1898 s-units.

ID Symbol EWH

Maybe you'd better do for me too, then, " Sam replied, " for it was my cockboat we rowed across in, and I'm the only witness to the murder, for that's what it was. And if the Justices get to hear you've got a belt full of golden coins that you've not reported, I think they'll be interested, because whichever way the new Queen jumps, she'll be wanting her fair share. " " The new Queen can go whistle up her kilter, " muttered Harry, and setting his leather tankard down on the earth floor beside the grate, stroke out of the front kitchen and into the foggy night. He awoke late the following morning, and was immediately aware of the clammy stillness that comes with a Cornish mizzle. After returning home the night before

Date (1985-1994) The adultery department. Bryers, Paul. London: Bloomsbury Pub. Ltd, 1993, pp. 1-130. Title 3344 s-units. ID Symbol F9C

Date (1985-1994)

Title Murder forestalled. Chester, Peter. UK: Chivers Press, 1990, pp. 7-151. 4437 s-units.

ID Symbol FAP

Why it's not much more than twelve hours since I saw you. " " Lot can happen in that time, Laura. The way I see it, Vecchi must have called your house yesterday and you were out. He's not very worried about the law yet, because there's no reason they should get on to him for a while. But he knows Bonanza will have done some arithmetic, and will be wanting to ask a few questions. Such as, why did Vecchi go and cross-examine the Fraser girl. No, he's a pretty worried guy. He knows he's got to grab what he can and get out of this town fast. You must have given him a pretty sleepless night through not answering the telephone.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Murder forestalled. Chester, Peter. UK: Chivers Press, 1990, pp. 7-151. 4437 s-units.

ID Symbol FAP

Whoever gunned Mahoney while he lay in a hospital bed need have no pipe dreams about Murder Two or other lesser charge. Public feeling was too strong. So he would be practically a dead man, once arrested. And that being so, he could probably even up the score a little with the man who posted five coarse G notes for his capture. Bonanza wouldn't be wanting that at all. Bonanza wanted him dead. I was beginning to think I'd put myself in kind of a spot with all this. I wanted to get to Vecchi before Wilson did. I wanted to satisfy my client, and if possible pick up the five G's on the way. I don't have fancy feelings about where money comes from, so long as I earn it in ways which fit in with my flexible principles.

Date (1985-1994) The L-shaped room. Banks, Lynne Reid. London: Penguin Group, 1987, pp. 98-206. Title 3282 s-units. ID Symbol FEE

Date (1985-1994) The Maid of Buttermere. Bragg, Melvyn. London: Sceptre (Hodder), 1991, pp. 75-192. Title 2168 s-units. ID Symbol FP1

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Date (1985-1994) The Maid of Buttermere. Bragg, Melvyn. London: Sceptre (Hodder), 1991, pp. 75-192. Title 2168 s-units. ID Symbol FP1

Date (1985-1994) Flood water. Ling, Peter. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 3-108. 2967 s- Title units. ID Symbol FPM

What's that about a brush? Do you understand her, Joshua? " But Joshua wasn't listening. He was already on his way to the door, muttering, " The London Hospital -- I must go to her. " On the threshold he turned, as another thought struck him: " The boys -- what about the boys? They'll be coming home by now. " " They'll be wanting their tea. " Florrie dabbed her eyes and wiped her nose. " I'll see to that. I'll look after them... it's the least I can do. " When Ruth arrived at the Rope Walk on Monday morning, she felt as if she were stepping back in time. It was a long while since she had visited her old home, and longer still since she had lived there as a girl.

Date (1985-1994) The spinning wheel. Lorrimer, Claire. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 289-409. 2876 s- Title units. ID Symbol FS1

I'd be more'n happy to move out of this tied cottage and have the comfort of our own place, and I reckon with what Harry's offered, we'll soon have enough to buy summat small in Calking village, and if'n you doant want to come with me, Will Pritchett, then you can stay on here by yourself. I'll not be wanting to live with a man what's too proud to take a helping hand from someone as was like our own son, and that's a fact. " Will got up and, as fast as his old body would allow, stormed out into the garden, leaving his children, mouths agape, behind him. " Oh, Mum, you shouldn't have said them things, surely, " Jenny gasped when she could find her voice.

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Date (1985-1994) The boat house. Gallagher, Stephen. Sevenoaks: New English Library, 1992, pp. 43- Title 185. 2676 s-units. ID Symbol FYY

Date (1985-1994) Chimera. Gallagher, Stephen. Sevenoaks: New English Library, 1991, pp. 133-250. Title 2635 s-units. ID Symbol G03

Date (1985-1994) The holy thief. Peters, Ellis. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. ??. 2326 s- Title units. ID Symbol G0M

Even if none of it is proof of anything, yet you may see something there that I have not seen. He has need of more wits than mine, and two who will stand by him is better than one. " " I wonder, now, " said Cadfael, studying her thin, bright, resolute face, " whether you would be wanting that young man for yourself, or is this pure disinterested kindness? " She looked at him, and slowly smiled. " Well, I'll come, " he said. " I need a second wit, too. If it's cold within, you may use the bellows on my brazier. I have turfs enough there to damp it down again before we leave it.

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Date (1985-1994) Rebel angel. Wood, Bridget. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. 162-252. 2543 Title s-units. ID Symbol G1L

Date (1985-1994) A clubbable woman: a Dalziel and Pascoe novel. Hill, Reginald. London: Grafton Title Books, 1987, pp. 83-250. 4394 s-units. ID Symbol GUD

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Date (1985-1994) Love over gold. James, Susannah. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 115-290. 4105 s- Title units. ID Symbol GV8

I may be getting on a bit but I still know a thing or two. " " Mother, please. You're making me blush. " " How old-fashioned you are, Matthew, " said his mother. " You sound like a throwback to the days of Queen Victoria. " " Absolute rubbish. I'm " " You'll be wanting us to stand round the piano singing hymns next, " said his mother unfairly, and forestalled his indignant riposte by replacing the receiver. He lay where he was, the whisky glass balanced on his chest. Heavens, he was tired. In a minute he would go and run a hot bath, luxuriate in it for ten minutes or so, and then get his head down.

Date (1975-1984) Death in the City. Anderson, J R L (John Richard Lane). UK: F A Thorpe (Pub) Ltd, Title 1980, pp. 1-200. 2567 s-units. ID Symbol H0D

The Superintendent got to work on the telephone. Then he said, " Burgess is at home, and I've asked him to report to you at the mortuary. He should be along in half an hour or so. " He looked at his watch. " Well, I'm beginning to think about breakfast. I'd gladly offer you some, but you'll be wanting to get on. Good luck, Ian -- and thanks for coming round so quickly. People talk a lot about departmental friction, and, of course, it does exist. But we're all doing, or trying to do, the same job. You've got to have specialised departments in any big organisation -- it helps a lot when people recognise that we can't all be brilliant loners.

Date (1985-1994) Money: a suicide note. Amis, Martin. London: Penguin Group, 1985, pp. 91-202. 4072 Title s-units. ID Symbol H0M

She was reading about the palimony trial in California. Selina's been following the story. So have I. Palimony sounds like bad news for the boys. As I understand it, the ruling states that if a chick makes tea once a week for the same guy -- she gets half his dough. Every evening now, Selina turns straight to the palimony page, and goes all quiet. I hope she won't be wanting any palimony from me. " Let's be realistic for once, shall we? " she said, later. " You're too thick to realize it but I'm your last chance. No, not those. They cut into me. Who else is going to put up with you? " " No, not those.

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Date (1985-1994) Persephone. Joseph, Jenny. Newcastle upon Tyne: Bloodaxe books Ltd, 1986, pp. 117- Title 260. 3131 s-units. ID Symbol H9G

You let everything go for weeks and weeks and obviously find just getting a meal tiring enough and you know I don't want you to do anything that's too much for you. Honestly, the house is fine as it is. Then suddenly you want to do everything at once -- things you don't touch all year must be done now. You'll be wanting me to scrape out the gutters next. " " I hadn't thought of it, but it would be a good idea to clear them before we get more rain. This patch of dry weather won't last forever. " She got the newspaper herself. " Come and talk to me while I do the silver.

Date (1985-1994) A stranger's trust. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. Title 3344 s-units. ID Symbol H9V

Date (1975-1984) The colour of magic. Pratchett, Terry. Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe Ltd, 1983, pp. 7- Title 141. 3827 s-units. ID Symbol HA3

The Power only works near the Wyrmberg. It's the inverse square law, you know. At least, I think it is. As the dragons fly further away they begin to dwindle. Otherwise my little Liessa would be ruling the whole world by now, if I know anything about it. But I can see I mustn't keep you. I expect you'll be wanting to rescue your friend. " Twoflower gaped. " Hrun? " he said. " Not him. The skinny wizard. My son Lio! rt is trying to hack him to pieces. I admired the way you rescued him. Will, I mean. " Twoflower drew himself up to his full height, an easy task. " Where is he?

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Date (1985-1994) Hidden flame. Bailey, Elizabeth. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 6431 Title s-units. ID Symbol HGV

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

Glancing round at the noisy throng, Ellie observed helpfully, " I expect they find each other's groups more interesting. " " And isn't that the truth? Oh, well, I'm not about to try and separate them. You have luggage? " " Yes, outside. Is there a car park I should move the car to? " " John will do it; you'll not be wanting to go back out in the rain. " Beckoning over a young man, whose look of boredom miraculously changed to one of interest when he saw Ellie, the receptionist gave a wry smile before instructing, " If you'll give him your car keys, he'll park it for you and take your luggage up to your room

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

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Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

Date (1985-1994) Only two can share. Murray, Annabel. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4416 s-units. ID Symbol HHA

She wouldn't... we couldn't... I wouldn't accept your charity, " Robbie said distractedly. " Charity be blowed, " Fen growled. " She'd be earning her living. And the cottage goes with the job. " " Did your housekeeper live here, then? " " No, " he admitted. " She lived in. But very shortly I shan't be wanting a live-in housekeeper. I'll be wanting more privacy. Someone who comes in by the day would suit me admirably. " Soon he wouldn't be wanting a live-in housekeeper. That sounded as if he was planning to get married soon. She had to know. But she didn't like the answer to her question. Oh, this just wasn't fair, Robbie mourned.

Date (1985-1994) Only two can share. Murray, Annabel. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4416 s-units. ID Symbol HHA

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Date (1985-1994) Only two can share. Murray, Annabel. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4416 s-units. ID Symbol HHA

Date (1985-1994) Wychwood. Thompson, E V. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1992, pp. ??. 2877 s- Title units. ID Symbol HHC

Of course I will, there was never any doubt of that. " Tom had seen Seb's expression of eager determination. " You're right, Christian. Young Seb is on his way -- and I'll have to work hard if I'm to keep up with him. " " Good! I'm glad that's settled. You'll need to move to the farmhouse, Seb, and you'll be wanting help about the place. " " I can help up here, " said Carrie, who had caught some of Seb's contagious eagerness. " I can clean in the house, look after the chickens, and put in some time with Dolly in the dairy. " " Thanks, Carrie. " Seb's look returned to the farmer. " And thanks to you too, Christian. It's going to work...

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Miscellaneous unpublished stories]. u.p., n.d., pp. 1-75. 2681 s-units.

ID Symbol HJC

A visitor? " " That's what I said. What a shame you didn't know, you could've put your glad rags on. " The screw winked at him. His shoulders sloped at an alarming angle so that he looked like a pyramid wearing a hat. " Well, who is it? " Creston raised his eyes theatrically. " You'll be wanting a nice engraved invitation next. Bring your DJ with you, did you? " He laughed noisily and winked again. " I don't know who it is. I haven't been told anyone is coming. " Creston's tic squeezed his eye into an especially prolonged wink. Everything he said seemed conspiratorial, punctuated with these abrupt closures. " You should've been told already.

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Date (1985-1994) Wycliffe and the Windsor Blue. Burley, W J. London: Corgi Books, 1989, pp. 7-152. Title 3389 s-units. ID Symbol HWP

Yes, I remember. What about it? " " You looked very puzzled about something. I saw you staring at Francis; I couldn't make it out. " Cathy was dismissive. " I don't know how I looked but I was shocked. We all were. " Beryl lingered, her grey eyes fixed on Cathy for some time, then she said: " I see. Well, you'll be wanting to go to your lunch. You'll be at Shrimpton's this afternoon? " " Yes. " " I suppose Alice is capable of looking after the shop? " The first time Beryl had shown the slightest concern for the business. A straw in the wind? Anna was in the kitchen preparing vegetables

Date (1985-1994) A little lower than the angels. McCaughrean, Geraldine. Oxford: OUP, 1987, pp. 13- Title 133. 3196 s-units. ID Symbol HTN

The trapdoor below the golden pavilion opened and a stifled beam of sunlight shone into the cart. " Aren't you going to come out and greet an old friend? " called the Mason's voice. CHAPTER SEVEN BLACKMAIL WHEN GABRIEL emerged, Garvey was just paying the Mason his fee for being " cured " miraculously. He also handed him his bag of tools and said, " You'll be wanting these, before you go. " But the Mason pressed them back into Garvey's arms, grinning. " Nay. I'll not be needing them. I made a gift of them to the lad, didn't I? I've changed my profession, after all. " You have? " " I'm a Mystery actor now, friend Garvey

Date (1985-1994) A little lower than the angels. McCaughrean, Geraldine. Oxford: OUP, 1987, pp. 13- Title 133. 3196 s-units. ID Symbol HTN

And he stumbled away, hacking into his two hands. " It's my guess his old mother's dying, " said Garvey in an undertone. " That's why it's money-no-object for a miracle. " The Mason looked uneasy. " What do we do, then? What if she dies? " " Then she won't be wanting her money back, will she? Nah -- we'll give her something to make her feel like one of the Blessed, and ship her off to Heaven happy. The Death of the Virgin Mary would have done nicely. We must get a good Virgin again. Remind me in the Spring, Lucie. We've got no good Virgin. Doomsday, then. And Gabriel -- Gabriel?

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Date (1985-1994) A masculine ending. Smith, Joan. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1988, pp. 38-150. 3307 Title s-units. ID Symbol HTR

Monday was evidently a slack day for the paper. The library's sole occupant, an elderly man whom she took to be Bill, looked up interrogatively from the newspaper he was reading. " Yes, miss? " he asked. When Loretta gave her name, he thought for a moment, then his brow cleared. " Ah yes, miss, you'll be wanting the cuttings on that don chappie. I got them out this morning when Mr Tracey rang. Come with me. " He led her to the last desk in the line, on which she could see a sheaf of pink sheets of paper. As she got closer, she could see that each had one or two articles from various newspapers stuck to it. "'Fraid there's nothing very recent, " the librarian said.

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the girl in the Nile. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1992, pp. 5-150. 5026 s-units. ID Symbol J10

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 13058 s-units.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 13058 s-units.

ID Symbol CBG

Date (1985-1994)

Title Outdoor Action. London: Hawker Consumer Pub, 1992, pp. ??. 1649 s-units.

ID Symbol CHH

Date (1985-1994) Good Housekeeping. London: The National Magazine Company Ltd, 1992, pp. ??. 2350 Title s-units. ID Symbol ED3

Whether you are a keen follower of horoscopes or just a casual glancer, the chances are you won't miss your stars in each issue, which is why I'm delighted to welcome an extraordinarily talented new astrologer to Good Housekeeping. The most important thing about stars is that they work for you, so simply turn to page 152 and see for yourself. If you're anything like the GH staff, you'll be wanting to know more about Stella... watch this space. Thousands of you have kindly let us know much more about yourselves by filling in the questionnaire in our November issue. The results are published this month (page 20) and they make fascinating reading. As we've always known at Good Housekeeping, you have clear views on life and you're not backward in putting them forward!

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Date (1985-1994) Mary Queen of Scots: a study in failure. Wormald, Jenny. London: Collins & Brown Title Ltd, 1991, pp. ??. 1310 s-units. ID Symbol AE4

In 1542, Henry received a long and rambling letter from a crank, one John Elder, clerk of the diocese of Caithness, and therefore claiming to speak for the Highlander. Elder assured Henry that, with Highland support, he could achieve what the Scots themselves wanted: freedom from France, the establishment of the Protestant faith, and union with England. This claim very much fitted with Henry's own ideas about what the Scots should be wanting . But he could justify this because there were other Scots besides Elder, drawn from the ranks of the leading politicians, who gave him the same message. The king's initial statement on the matter, A Declaration, conteyning the iust causes and consyderations, of this present warre with the Scottis, wherin alsoo appereth the trewe & right title

Date (1985-1994) Reflections of a statesman: the writings and speeches of Enoch Powell. Powell, Enoch. Title London: Bellew Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 511-615. 1536 s-units. ID Symbol A69

Date (---) A crowd is not company. Kee, Robert. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 22-121. Title 2945 s-units. ID Symbol B0U

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Date (---) A crowd is not company. Kee, Robert. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 22-121. Title 2945 s-units. ID Symbol B0U

Date (1985-1994) Where there's life. Dayus, Kathleen. London: Virago Press Ltd, 1991, pp. 1-107. 2891 s- Title units. ID Symbol CDM

Date (1985-1994) Economics. Begg, David; Fischer, Stanley; Dornbusch, Rudiger. Maidenhead: McGraw- Title Hill Book Company, 1991, pp. ??. 2382 s-units. ID Symbol HGP

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1.4.11. Immediacy in a generic statement

Date (1985-1994)

Title Interview (Busn). Rec. on 26 Jan 1994 with 2 partics, 932 utts

ID Symbol JA4

Date (1985-1994) Friends Provident Insurance: training session (Busn). Rec. on 21 Dec 1993 with 7 Title partics, 1139 utts ID Symbol K6Y

Date (1985-1994) Mothers' Union general discussion (Leisure). Rec. on 4 Nov 1992 with 5 partics, 228 Title utts ID Symbol FYP

Register S_speech_unscripted you can't erm go along with when people are wanting terminations of pregnancy or, or they're thinking of leaving their husbands and going off with somebody else then you just have to listen to what they say and put the facts as you see them in front of them. Occasionally you can say you think they're being stupid or have they thought about other things but at the end of the day people are answerable erm for their own decisions I feel and, if I have an opportunity I'll tell them what I think, but er if people are n't wanting your opinion then you can't really give it No. I think. You're working in one of the, of the less affluent parts of Harlow aren't you? Very Yes. much so, yeah. But they've all got videos 222

Date (1985-1994) The Fraxilly fracas. Hill, Douglas. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1989, pp. 8-127. 2868 Title s-units. ID Symbol G3G

I don't much want to get anywhere, " I mumbled. She sniffed. " Yes, you do, and so do I. So we have to figure out who's after us and how we can avoid another attack. " With some justifiable complaints, I struggled to sit up. It was just like her, to be super-efficient after an emergency, when normal people are wanting to curl up somewhere soft and ease their battle wounds. But I knew that Mala would allow me no peace until I joined in her speculations. The trouble was, that's all we could do -- speculate. Although Posi had perceived the presence of the other ship she had never had a clear sight of it. Being in Highlight tends to distort her direct sensory modes.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Literacy. Cashdan, Asher (ed.). Oxford: Blackwell, 1986, pp. 17-161. 1782 s-units.

ID Symbol EV4

As Fitzgerald pointed out, the variability between books is tremendous: some books are fairly stable, but others vary enormously from section to section. If this is the case, would it not be preferable in certain instances to consider local readability as the population mean which interests us? If a book contains a number of chapters or sections, which may even have been written by different authors, of what value to us is the global population mean based on the average over all chapters? If we are wanting to consider the relationship between readability and comprehension for one particular topic or passage, then it would almost certainly be preferable to consider the local readability of that chapter or section. The issue of sampling adequacy does not arise if our analysis is based on the whole of the text under consideration. Fitzgerald's warnings apply to the difficulties of generalising about global readability

Date (1985-1994) Seasons of my life: the story of a solitary Daleswoman. Hauxwell, Hannah and Title Cockcroft, Barry. London: Random Century Group, 1989, pp. 18-153. 1746 s-units. ID Symbol BN6

Of course, I do have a few problems, but I have good caring doctors who have prescribed medication. For the last two years I have had to take two tablets a day. It's for what the doctor calls angina. Such a nuisance it is because it's a condition which makes you tire more easily, leaving you short of energy and breath. It can be very annoying when you are wanting to hurry, chasing the cattle up a hill or something. I also have some other tablets, smaller ones, which I have to take if I get a pain across the chest and it persists... what I call a chuntering thing. There can be this dreadful tired feeling with it, too, which is very frustrating when you know time's getting on and you know you can not delay the work any longer.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title [School essays]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 533 s-units.

ID Symbol HDA

Pike have very sharp teeth so a wire trace has to be used to stop pike biting through the nylon. The pike's mouth also has no flesh in it so treble hooks are normally used to secure the fish is caught. Pike can grow very big up to around fifty pounds. Fly fishing is a more specific type of fishing. If you go fly fishing you are normally wanting to catch either trout or salmon. When fly fishing you use an artificially made fly. This is a hook which has material and feathers tied on to it. This attracts the fish to it and the fish tries to eat it. Fly fishing is more of an achievement if you tie your own flies because you have tricked the fish yourself.

Date (1985-1994) Behaviour problems in young children : assessment and management. Douglas, Jo. Title London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, 1992, pp. 16-131. 1985 s-units. ID Symbol CGT

But unfortunately unless this restraint is very clear and firmly upheld children will rapidly learn, by making a great scene, particularly in public, that they can get their own way. Some parents can not bear to see children cry and try to avoid this at all events, others may be erratic and inconsistent in their controls. This can happen in the closest of relationships when the parent is wanting to be caring and kind but realizes that some limits need to be set. They find difficulty in confronting their child and want to avoid tears and battles but feel angry about the child's constant and insistent demands (Douglas and Richman 1984). When parents are overstressed and have little energy or patience they may give in quickly to be left alone.

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Scientist. 2488 s-units.

ID Symbol B7G

Register W_non_ac_nat_science it is entirely within the scope of most exhibitions to provide this kind of introductory guidance. What is more, it can be done without in any way making the exhibition more " dull " or " serious " than it would otherwise be. Visitors who have no desire to be educated will find that their enjoyment of such exhibitions is unimpaired. But the occasional visitor who is wanting more will find that he has a genuine opportunity to engage in worthwhile learning. In recent years, more and more science museums have been trying to meet the dual challenge of increasing their popularity and enhancing their educational provision. While some museums have courted popularity at the expense of educational considerations, an increasing number of museums are now trying to meet both challenges at once.

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Date (1985-1994) Friends Provident Insurance: training session (Busn). Rec. on 21 Dec 1993 with 7 Title partics, 1139 utts ID Symbol K6Y

Did they stop? No. They just left you to it? So you had, you, you had to get it all down, you know, do everything by yourself? but when I got the car back on to the road, I mean I 'm a, a complete bag of nerves and I 'm , I 'm not wanting to be walking along the, the edge of the bypass at one o'clock in the morning That's right. and erm the car's all over the place because the wheels are all covered in mud and everything so Joan for what it's worth erm and this is just something you might want to think about a mobile is worth its weight in gold. Yeah well my husband's talking about getting one of those because I mean after I didn't tell him all the details I was gon na

Date (1985-1994) 14 convs rec. by `Enid' (PS08Y) between 21 and 27 Feb 1992 with 10 i's, 7016 utts, and Title 4 hrs 0 mins 12 secs of recs. ID Symbol KC0

When was that? Ain't erm about three weeks ago weren't it? Two weeks ago. Panda. That was Panda. Another one killed on the main road as well. It's heartbreaking! Wonder who that was? I know. We would love to have erm we'd love to have a cat but Yes, well er partly it's a tie if we 're wanting to go out. And i in a way it is But not But also it's er, it's it's too risky on that road. It is too risky! Well it weren't exactly the school teacher's fault cos Panda jumped out of the hedge into the lights from the cemetery cos she liked to go mousing up there. Ah, what a shame!

Date (1985-1994) Introduction to retirement: pre-retirement course (Pub/instit). Rec. on 26 Apr 1993 with Title 2 partics, 187 utts ID Symbol FUF

And again there is a lump sum and er an annual pension payable. But they they are for for teachers under the age of sixty. Any questions at that point? You said that er the redundancy payment was non taxable which I'm delighted to hear. Er what about the lump sum, do we pay tax on that? No the lump sum is also tax free. If you 're wanting to take er early retirement and erm you 're wanting enhancement say you retire at fifty nine and you want some enhancement, can you ask for enhancement sort of up to sixty five or has it only got to be up to sixty? Up to sixty. Sixty. Anything else? erm contributions and additional contributions. You you actually contribute six percent of your salary and you know that's that's the sort of basic contribution.

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Date (1985-1994) Introduction to retirement: pre-retirement course (Pub/instit). Rec. on 26 Apr 1993 with Title 2 partics, 187 utts ID Symbol FUF

Date (1985-1994) Tarmac Construction: training session (Busn). Rec. on 1 Feb 1994 with 10 partics, 526 Title utts ID Symbol JSA

Now trying to think of a situation where you might come up here and have no nerves whatsoever. I mean I know it's difficult When nobody else is here Sorry When nobody else is here When nobody else is here but I mean one definition of that is that you're asleep yeah. If there's no sort of arousal of any sort yep. Let's just plot a graph When we stand up here we 're wanting to perform right we 're wanting to do an activity we have some level of anxiety. Now we've just said there needs to be some level somewhere if you're right down this end of the curve here you're either asleep or dead so there's some peak performance at some level of anxiety or arousal and as the anxiety increases the performance drops off.

Date (1985-1994) Tarmac Construction: training session (Busn). Rec. on 1 Feb 1994 with 10 partics, 526 Title utts ID Symbol JSA

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Club 18–30 summer holiday brochure 1990. ILG Travel Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 1890 s-units.

ID Symbol AM0

The food in the hotel is of a good standard and a comprehensive snack service with a range of buffet style food is on offer. In addition, the hotel provides a 24 hour money exchange and safety deposit boxes. All the comfortable twin bedded rooms have private bath, WC and sleep 2–3. Most have a balcony. we also have some single rooms. LAS PALMERAS APTS Palma Nova's many lively bars and nightspots are all within reach of these well-maintained apartments and if you 're wanting to eat out, a variety of good restaurants and cafés are close at hand. Try Angelo's for an excellent cooked breakfast and a good range of snacks. Las Palmeras, reserved exclusively for the Club, has its own attractive swimming pool and sunterrace, providing a perfect sun-trap and the sandy beach is only about 200 metres away.

1.5. Wish

1.5.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994)

Title Dark dance. Lee, Tanith. London: Warner Books, 1993, pp. 168-335. 4804 s-units.

ID Symbol GUM

A gorgeous little girl. " " I don't feel anything. " " Well that can happen. Have you told them how you feel? " " It isn't any of their business. " " But Rachaela, it is. They can help you to feel better. " " I feel all right. " " But you said- " " Emma, I told you. I didn't want this -- baby. " " But she's here now. And she's yours. " " Yes. " " Are you wishing , " said Emma cautiously, " that he -- " No. He wouldn't be any more interested than I am. " Emma looked away. After a moment she said, " Have you been luckier in feeding her. " " Luckier? Do you mean can I breast-feed her yet? No I can't. Apparently I haven't got much milk. " Rachaela fought down her disgust. " I find it repulsive. It's bad enough with the bottle. " (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Fox FM News: radio programme. 292 partics, 2687 utts

ID Symbol KRT

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What about German unification? Now Mr Gorbachev wants Germany to be neutral, Mr Bush obviously doesn't. Do you think they're going to have a problem on that one? No, I think the Soviets are pretty well reconciled to the Bush point of view that a unified NATO, a unified Germany, I beg your pardon, would stay in NATO. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) The remains of the day. Ishiguro, Kazuo. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1989, pp. 1-110. Title 1648 s-units. ID Symbol AR3

" Can you imagine it, Stevens? " and laughed again. " Yes, sir, " I said, laughing also, " it would have been a must curious alternative. " " But we could still have chaps like you taking messages back and forth, bringing tea, that sort of thing. Otherwise, how would we ever get anything done? Can you imagine it, Stevens? All of us rooted in the soil? Just imagine it! " Just then a footman emerged behind me. " Miss Kenton is wishing to have a word with you, sir, " he said. I excused myself from Mr Cardinal and moved towards the doors. I noticed M. Dupont apparently guarding them and as I approached, he said: " Butler, is the doctor here? " " I am just going to find out, sir. I won't be a moment. " " I am in some pain. " " I'm very sorry, sir. The doctor should not be long now. " (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Shropshire County Council Social Services Committee: committee meeting (Pub/instit). Title Rec. on 11 Jan 1994 with 10 partics, 329 utts ID Symbol J3P

Register S_meeting we don't want to, we have a go it's a definite government policy that we will, we will, we are forced into this corner, and as I say, it's the disadvantaged who suffer every time. And I would like to think that everybody in, on this committee erm, very much regrets having to do it, but we have no alternative whatsoever. Until there's a change of government policy, then we can do nothing about it. Chairman, I'll, I 'm not wishing to make a political, a particular political point, but I totally disagree with that, So do I I think it's very good policy, there's many people policy, who are in our homes, who would give anything to have been able to have stayed in their own homes, or maybe stayed with relatives, but erm, they need the help and care in their homes. I know that's difficult to provide erm, and the money's got to be found for that (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall, day 6, afternoon session: public county council planning Title meeting. (Pub/instit). Rec. on 24 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 696 utts ID Symbol JAD

228 seven point six seven, off which to make the figures round properly you need to take another ten, for the retail element if that became I five land which could theoretically give you a figure of sixty seven point six seven. Does that make sense? It might it would be helpful actually if this could be written down for us. Quite happy to have it in manuscript. Mm. Right. Yeah we'll do that. Thank you. Mr Mr Heselton. Thank you sir, Terry Heselton, Selby District. I 'm I 'm not wishing to er to dispute what er Mr Cunnane's just said er, I hope you won't think I'm necessarily splitting hairs but er we we've we've agreed the table on on the base basis of erm information best information available a at the moment but but equally I wouldn't wish it to be seen th that I am in any way attempting to prejudge the outcome of er local plan studies, erm so the information that I've agreed with with Mr C Cunnane is basically an attempt (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Sunday People. pp. ??. 4972 s-units.

ID Symbol HAE

" We know the operation is the only thing that will make her quality of life better. We don't know when it will be. " There are fewer donors than ever before. It is very worrying. The transplant system is not working. The donor organs are not getting to where they are most urgently needed. " I can't believe no one in Europe has died since February who does not match Claire. She has common blood and tissue types. " Then the guilt sets in. " I 'm not wishing anyone dead, but I love Claire and I feel helpless. " A transplant is like being born again. We've met two people who have had them. They were wonderful, married and living normal lives. " Claire does not get angry but she is running out of patience. I cry tears of helplessness. I want to see her well again. " At the Royal Brompton alone there are 113 patients waiting for heart-lung transplants -- transplants that do not always work. (also temporariness)

1.5.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994) The truth of stone. Mackenzie, David S. Edinburgh: Mainstream Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 99- Title 187. 2975 s-units. ID Symbol ASN

Register W_fict_prose they were genuinely concerned about you or perhaps that death had some awful attraction for them. I could swear that some of them actually wanted the police to find a body. You know how it is Elsie when you go to the show in August and they have those horses jumping and you are waiting for one of the riders to fall off. It does not seem right if all of them succeed. Do you know what I mean? I felt that some of those on the bank waiting for the net to come in were wanting a body and wishing hard for a corpse. It is awful to think so Elsie I know but I am sure some of them felt cheated when nothing was found. There was a moment of drama though when this big pike started thrashing about in the net. At first someone thought it might be a salmon but how could a salmon get into Loch Craig? Anyway when they pulled it out of the net it was plainly a pike and somewhere between fifteen and twenty pounds I am sure. (also temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994) Ransacked heart. Bauling, Jane. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H9L

It may surprise you to know that I could see things from your point of view there. I'd have hated to be in your position, a purely physical attraction outweighing personal antipathy, so I just went along with your wishes. There were even times when I sympathised with you. " " Oh, come on, Luke! " Maria snapped scathingly. " I got the idea from you in the first place, from your attitude. Even that very first night, at that party at the Estwicks " place, you were wishing we lived in the days when a man could keep his mistress hidden away. " " Later I told you I'd been overreacting, " Luke reminded her tightly. " But I admit that I've said a lot of things in the deliberate hope of hurting or humiliating you, and that was one of them. " " Punishing me, " she inserted flatly. " I was driven by the disillusionment of six years ago, " he acknowledged, hard-faced. " (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) The Titford family 1547–1947. Titford, John. Chichester: Phillimore & Company Ltd, Title 1989, pp. 84-165. 1201 s-units. ID Symbol CBJ

On 17 April 1856, shortly before they left for Clerkenwell, Elizabeth gave birth to a boy whom they named Charles Frederick. His life would take him far away from Bray's Buildings as the years went by, searching for adventure on the high seas, visiting in reality places his parents could only have dreamed of. Charles's birth was registered fairly late in the day: a certificate wasn't issued until 3 October, by which time Elizabeth was pregnant for the fifth and last time. If they were wishing for a girl by then, their prayers were answered: Emily Jane was born in Penton Street on 31 May 1857. Father was then 42, mother thirty-five. Over the next few years, as the children grew up, Benjamin and Elizabeth began amassing their typical Victorian store of family mementoes. Chief amongst these would be the photographs which could be displayed in ornate frames for all to see, or tucked away more discreetly in leather-bound, gilt-edged albums. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Hidden flame. Bailey, Elizabeth. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 6431 Title s-units. ID Symbol HGV

" I have never been so fortunate. " Theda said in a low tone. Mrs Alderley leaned towards her, saying gently, " I guessed as much. That is why I sent for you, to be truthful. I might be able to help you. " Theda's eyes lit with sudden hope and she turned eagerly towards her. " Oh, will you? How kind you are! That is the very thing I had been wishing for -- someone to recommend me. For I can not hope for a reference from Lady Merchiston, and I am afraid that... " She faltered to a stop, not wishing to appear callous. " You are right to be afraid, " Rose Alderley said bracingly. " Poor Lavinia is certainly past hope, 230 and whether she ends by giving the property to Araminta or Benedict you can not possibly remain there. " " No, indeed! " Theda concurred feelingly. " (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Only two can share. Murray, Annabel. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4416 s-units. ID Symbol HHA

" Shut up! " Robbie finally got her breath back. " Shut up! You impossibly arrogant man. You don't know what you're talking about. Everything you've said -- it's all in your mind -- " " Is it? " he said grimly. " I'm willing to bet that if Mr Taylor hadn't put in an appearance -- " " Nothing would have happened, " Robbie insisted. Was it only hours since she'd been wishing that it had? " No? I'm willing to bet, if we recreated the situation -- " " Well, fortunately we can't. And I wouldn't even if we could. " Robbie knew she was growing incoherent, but it wasn't just with anger. It was the odd way he was looking at her, almost as if he were some kind of predatory animal waiting to pounce. " It's true we don't have the woodland, or the sun beating down on us. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Battle for love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. Title 4282 s-units. ID Symbol JXS

I could have told you years ago how I feel about you instead of trying to pretend to myself that I felt nothing. " Suddenly Shiona could not look at him. She fixed her eyes on his tie, though she could barely focus. " I've always known how you felt about me, " she mumbled. " I've never had the smallest doubt that you hated me. " He laughed a harsh laugh and shook her impatiently. " Liar! You know I've never hated you -- though for years I've been wishing that I could! " Her eyes swivelled up then. Was he making fun of her? But as his gaze meshed with hers she knew that he wasn't. There was pain in his face, anguish shining from his eyes. Her heart stilled as suddenly his grip on her tightened. " For pity's sake, Shiona, don't you know I've always loved you? " Love? For a moment the universe tilted. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Daily Mirror. 7680 s-units.

ID Symbol CH3

British Embassy produced the necessary clearance papers in time for the keeper to play. And within two minutes of this Group One clash, Goram must have been wishing his accreditation hadn't come through. Swiss midfielder Alain Sutter was allowed to run hard at the Scottish rearguard, forcing Gough to concede a corner. Sutter took the kick himself and Adrian Knup rose unchallenged to head down and past the stranded Goram. But Ally McCoist put the Scots back in the game when he hit his 13th international goal in the 13th minute. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 14530 s-units.

ID Symbol CBF

For less than £5, parents can buy jockey caps and T-shirts with iron-on transfers. For under £10, the film soundtrack can be bought on either cassette or LP before the prices rise to £14.99 for a Walkie Talkie set, £19.99 for an electronic board game, a Talk Boy cassette player or a talking Kevin Doll with the famous Culkin " scream " for £24.99. Also on the market are colouring books, posters, Kevin towels, duvets and sheets, buttons, jewellery, and shoelaces. London's top toy store Hamley's may find they are wishing they had listened to the hype. " Our buyers believe that although it will be a mega film, the merchandising opportunities are not as big as, say the Ninja Turtles or Batman II, " said spokesman Peter Skinner. " We are stocking the " Talk Boy " and walkie-talkie and that's about it. " Parents may well breathe a sigh of relief at that news. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Woman. 2456 s-units.

ID Symbol G36

So you don't actually mention that if you don't leave now you'll miss the first act of the play, and he'll be furious. Instead, you end up handing over the wonderful chunky sweater you bought only last week -- and a selection of his favourite paperbacks. The ladies and gentlemen who deliver those little charity envelopes make you feel even worse. They're giving up their valuable time to help others. And what are you doing? Wishing that they'd buzz off and leave you to watch Bergerac. And just to rub it in, while you're being impatient and grumpy they're always cheerful and chatty -- despite the freezing cold and the pouring rain. The little boy down the road who's started his own car valet business at the age of 13 is certainly to be admired for his initiative. But he's another one who only ever turns up when you're half- dressed. (also repetition)

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Date (1985-1994) Worlds apart. Cairney, John. Edinburgh: Mainstream Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 217-308. 3273 Title s-units. ID Symbol ATE

Register W_fict_prose the same theatrical lodgings with Noreen and Maria at the Benson Theatre Home from Home off Vine Street. The Scholtz act was on stage now, Rose on the saxophone and Bernie at the piano. It may also be mentioned that Rose was also on roller skates! They were building up to a strong finish with " The Skater's Waltz " and Noreen knew her number would go up next. Her palms were sweating as she stood in the wings in her best green dress waiting for them to come off so that she could get on. Part of her was wishing they would hurry up and the other part was hoping they'd take forever! Hell, let's get it over with, she thought. I've only got two songs, and an encore -- just in case. There was a flourish of the saxophone, a twirl and a curtsy from Rose, a rise and a bow from Bernie and a scatter of faint applause from what seemed a very distant audience, and then there were Rose and Bernie almost on top of her, snarling at each other about something (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) The Challenge book of brownie stories. Moss, Robert. Gloucestershire: MTB Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 44-157. 2588 s-units. ID Symbol B0B

Carol shivered as the wind whistled through her. " I'm so cold! I wish it wouldn't go so fast! " she thought -- and at once the broomstick's pace slowed. " Why, " exclaimed Carol, " it seems to do just as I wish! " To test this, she wished again -- this time that she could fly down as low as the treetops. The broomstick dipped and then dived towards a dark wood of tall elms and flew over the tops. But next minute Carol was wishing urgently to go higher and faster, for from the elms rose a cloud of rooks, cawing angrily at being disturbed in the middle of the night. The broomstick bounded forward and soon left the rooks behind. Peering ahead, Carol saw in the distance, and below, the roofs and chimneys of a town. This came quickly closer. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The Challenge book of brownie stories. Moss, Robert. Gloucestershire: MTB Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 44-157. 2588 s-units. ID Symbol B0B

Register W_fict_prose her bike on to the grass-verge and stood under the heavy foliage of the trees for shelter. She found that she stayed quite dry there, but she wished she were somewhere else! Not far from where she was standing the footpath through the wood began. She glanced at it uneasily, remembering that it ran past the witch's cottage. She remembered another thing too -- that the path came out of the wood at the other end within a very short distance of her own house. " I wish... " began Virginia, and then stopped. She was wishing she could find the courage to go through the wood by the path. It would save her waiting for the rain to stop, and the way the rain was pelting down it looked as if it never would stop. It would also save her a long 233 and weary trudge along that endless winding lane. " I could leave my bike in the bushes, " Virginia argued. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Folly's child. Tanner, Janet. London: Century Hutchinson, 1991, pp. 13-124. 2860 s- Title units. ID Symbol BMW

But a few moments later there she was -- tall and beautiful in a little green bouclé dress with matching jacket. " It's her -- it's Paula! " Sally hissed, almost falling off her chair in excitement. " That is? " Edward whispered back, stunned. " Yes, doesn't she look marvellous? " Someone behind them coughed pointedly and they went quiet but Sally was wishing she could shout to the whole room: " That's my sister! " She was so proud she thought she would burst. And so happy and excited that it did not occur to her to worry about the devastating effect Paula was having on Edward. Behind the scenes Paula slipped out of one outfit, letting it fall to the floor, and reached for the next, hanging in the correct order on her clothes rail. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) My beloved son. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1992, pp. 85-221. 2482 s- Title units. ID Symbol CFY

Joe looked at his mother and there came into his mind a thought that wasn't new: his mother didn't like Martin; she liked Harry but not Martin; and Martin didn't like her. It was two o'clock in the afternoon. the sky was high, the air so clear that he imagined he could see to the ends of the earth. He was sitting with Mick at the top of a hill and he was wishing with a deep desire that he could remain in time, this present time, forever. Somehow he always had this feeling when he was with Mick. Mick made him feel rested: his brain didn't churn and ask questions when he was with Mick. Mostly he listened; not that Mick talked a lot, but when he did everything he said seemed to have meaning. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Time's arrow. Amis, Martin. London: Jonathan Cape, 1991, pp. 9-165. 3775 s-units.

ID Symbol FYV

Thoughtful as ever, Dr Wirths had made available the annex of his own living quarters -- a delightful apartment (with its own kitchen and bathroom) beyond whose patterned lace curtains stood a high white fence. Beyond that, unseen, the benign cacophony of the Kat-Zet... Dr Wirths has his wife and three children with him, at present. I hoped that Herta would spend some of her time playing with the little Wirthses. Though that might touch on a sensitive subject... I was sitting on the sofa, quietly crying; I 234 think I was wishing that Auschwitz looked better than it did, just now, with its windless heat and plagues of flies homing in on the marshes. As I heard the staff car approach I wandered out into the pale brown of the front garden. What did I expect? The familiar awkwardness, I suppose. Reproaches, accusations, sadness -- perhaps even feeble blows from feeble fists. All to be at least partly resolved, that first night, in the act of love. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Hunter's harem. Rees, Eleanor. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. ??. 4352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H8S

If he hadn't been so hasty in consoling himself with Lexy, she would have rushed ahead with her usual blind enthusiasm, forgetting all the lessons her broken engagement had taught her. She would have given herself to a man for whom she was nothing but another short-term conquest, and in a year, or six months, or however long it took him to tire of her, she would have found herself alone again. As she was now. And the worst betrayal of all was the fact that, even as she sat there, she was wishing she had had those few short months... CHAPTER TWELVE Before Folly could give way to the tears that threatened her, a commotion on the road outside broke through her melancholy. A large delivery van was almost blocking the narrow street, its high sides nearly shutting off the daylight from her windows. She stood up in annoyance. Surely he couldn't be intending to stop there? (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

I come somewhere in the middle of the pecking order, " he grinned, his eyes lidded as he moved his gaze down over her defensively folded arms, lingering on the golden swell of her breasts at the button fastening on her T-shirt. " Are you feeling better now, cara? " he added, on that deeper, more gentle note which sent the small hairs on the nape of her neck into a kind of ecstasy of awareness. She gritted her teeth, nodding jerkily. " Yes... " She felt confused. She was fervently wishing that he would go away, and yet part of her wanted him to stay. " Do you like Mdina? " he asked quietly, as if he knew what was going through her mind. " It's beautiful. So is the Casa Sciorto. There are so many ancient buildings... " " We have a Benedictine nunnery just across the street. " (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Murder makes an entrée. Myers, Amy. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1992, pp. 63- Title 215. 3671 s-units. ID Symbol H8A

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He was wondering wildly what had happened to Auguste who had promised to be at his side when, as he fully expected, glasses of this revolting potion were flung over his head by the irate tasters. " A Dickensian mint julep, sire, " explained Sir Thomas, as the Prince of Wales apprehensively eyed the contents of his glass. Mint? That was to be taken with roast lamb, not adulterating his drinks. The Prince of Wales replaced it and took the punch instead. He sipped the concoction cautiously. After the first sip he was wishing some awful fate on every Lioniser in the world. He could distinctly taste cold tea. He didn't know or care whether Dickens liked this stuff, but he was damned certain he didn't. Only Throgmorton seemed to have any idea of civilised behaviour. At least he was properly dressed, not looking like something out of one of Mama's precious charades at Windsor. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) A private arrangement. Darcy, Lilian. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 3692 s-units. ID Symbol H9H

She did mind, though, and, as they were met at the emergency entrance with a wheeled stretcher-bed for Faye and a paged message for Tom summoning him to the renal unit to attend urgently to another patient, her concern for Faye's condition battled for priority in her thoughts with painful images of Marise Wyspianski glowing in the magic aura of Tom's kiss, and of Tom himself, at the wheel of the Mercedes just moments ago, staring so grimly into the Christmas Eve traffic. Was he wishing he was still with Marise? That she was here beside him now, instead of his sister's nurse? It seemed all too likely. " The obstetrics and gynaecology team will take over from here, " he explained tersely. " I have to go. I'll be up to see you as soon as I can. Belinda, wait in the foyer and I'll take you home afterwards. " " Can't I --? " she began, but Faye interrupted more urgently. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Finishing touch. Rowlands, Betty. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1991, pp. Title ??. 3464 s-units. ID Symbol HNJ

I didn't mean that, honestly! " " All right, I believe you! " Melissa patted her hand. " Tell me what you did then. " " I went back to the house. We were all staying with some friends of Steve's -- that's the man who's organising the exhibition; Rick shares a studio with him in London. They hadn't come in yet so I started getting some food ready and tried to make up my mind what to tell Rick. Already I was wishing I'd never been to see Angy, even though I knew how much being estranged from his family had hurt him and it would mean a lot to him to get the ring back. " Lou put her hands over her eyes. " Oh, if only I'd let well alone! " " Now, let me get this straight, " said Melissa. " You went to see Angy on Monday afternoon and told Rick that evening about the invitation for Tuesday, right? " (also temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994) A game of sudden death. Rutherford, Douglas. London: Macmillan & Doubleday, 1990, Title pp. 234-461. 3312 s-units. ID Symbol HTJ

There was a jarring of brakes and a cacophony of horn blasts as he squeezed into the gap between the Vauxhall and a black Ford. " Smile at them, " Patrick told Chris. " Give them the glad eye. " It was not a good idea. The driver of the Vauxhall was a woman. There was still this one car between the Jaguar and the Renault 18. " You've got to get behind him, Jim. " Patrick was wishing he was at the wheel. " We mustn't lose them now. " " I'm trying, damn you! Can't you see there's a bloody great lorry coming? " The black Ford was determined not to let a Jaguar pass. It was being driven by a very po-faced Englishman with another of the same ilk beside him and the car was spotlessly clean. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Battle for love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. Title 4282 s-units. ID Symbol JXS

Though the landing was empty and there wasn't a sound all around, she had the strangest sensation that someone was there. The entrance to her own flat was down one of the narrow corridors that led off from the rectangular landing, and as she stepped towards it she noticed with sudden uneasiness that one of the wall lights halfway down the corridor had gone, plunging the passageway into semi-darkness. All at once she was wishing that Desmond was with her. Don't be silly! she chided herself with impatience. You come home alone every night of your life! What are you suddenly so afraid of? But she had barely gone two steps along the corridor when something moved out of the shadows. The tall, threatening figure of a man. Her heart flew to her mouth as she yelped and turned tail. " Stop! Come back! " a man's voice was calling. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Conspiracy of love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. Title ??. 4452 s-units. ID Symbol JXT

His eyes held hers with a kind of taunting amusement. Then he surprised her. " I can imagine what the real purpose of that coffee break was... No doubt to brief you in your role as romantic go-between. " Ronni looked back at him blankly. " I don't know what you're talking about. I understood my role here was supposed to be as a tutor, not as a romantic go-between, whatever that is. " As he turned to face her, Ronni was suddenly wishing she hadn't sat down quite so hurriedly. Standing over her the way he was, he seemed far too imposing, far too dominant, far too overwhelming. She straightened, stretching her neck as far as it would go, meeting his eyes, if not levelly, at least unwaveringly, as he answered, " A romantic go-between is someone who helps set up romantic meetings. Someone who relays messages and passes on little notes. In short, signorina, a saboteur. " (also the moment of speaking) 237

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

After that -- it would be holiday time. Fabia's head was full of the " Czechoslovakian Experience " in front of her when she stood by her car saying goodbye to her parents. " Now you'll be sure to... " " Don't worry, Mum, " Fabia beamed to her slightly apprehensive-looking parent. " You know Cara, she's the last word in efficiency -- nothing can go wrong. " Only a few hours later and Fabia was wishing with all she had that she had touched wood when she'd made that statement. For something had gone wrong. Terribly wrong, and that was before they had even left England! Happy, smiling, confident, she had cheerfully tucked a stray strand of her long pale gold hair behind her ear as she waited for her sister to answer her ring at her doorbell. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Social material, pp. ??. 2631 s-units.

ID Symbol K5C

Register W_newsp_other_social and morale been at such a low ebb, never before such a vote of no confidence in the country, writes Rob Brown Prepared to vote with their feet WOULD the last one out, please put off the lights! Some people may remember those words being splashed across the front page of the Sun on the eve of last April's general election. Rupert Murdoch's mass circulation tabloid stooped to a new level of vicious scaremongering when it seemed that Neil Kinnock might just succeed in leading Labour back into government. Today, however, the Sun must be wishing that it had held that headline in reserve. For it neatly encapsulates the state of public morale in Britain less than a year into the fourth consecutive Conservative term. In an opinion poll published this week, 49 per cent of the British public said that they would emigrate if they could. (also temporariness and a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) How many times can you say goodbye?: living with bereavement. Pardoe, Jenifer. Title London: SPCK, 1991, pp. ??. 1160 s-units. ID Symbol ADE

They meant well of course, but they were trying so hard to be sympathetic and reassuring, saying they would be praying for her. She wished they would go away and just leave her alone. But being left alone was so horrible too. Oh, she didn't know what she meant, she must be going mad, it seemed impossible to think about anything in a straightforward way. Yet she used to be so organized. Perhaps she was just bad. How awful, after all, to be wishing that people who only wanted to help would go away and leave her alone. How awful to be crying out to God, often out loud, in the middle of the night, " How could you be so cruel? " Yes, it must be that she was actually an awful person. It was the only explanation of why she

238 should be left like this. That her husband should have battled with that terrible illness for so long, and then after all of that should have died. (also duration)

Date (1975-1984) Death of an expert witness. James, P D. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1979, pp. 9-135. Title 2921 s-units. ID Symbol G3E

Did you know that Hoggatt's has got a small Wren chapel in the Lab grounds? Architecturally it's much superior to the house because old Hoggatt never messed it about. He was almost entirely without aesthetic taste, I believe. He used it as a chemical store once it had been deconsecrated or whatever it is they do to unused churches. Howarth has got a string quartet going at the Lab and they gave a concert there. Apparently he 's a noted amateur violinist. At the moment he 's probably wishing that he'd stuck to music. This isn't a propitious start for him, poor devil. And it was always such a happy Lab. I suppose it was the isolation that gave us such a feeling of camaraderie. " Dalgliesh said grimly: " I doubt whether that will survive an hour of my arrival. " " No. You chaps usually bring as much trouble with you as you solve. You can't help it. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

" Certainly, but before you go I would be interested to learn whether Mother managed to convince you that your grandfather was to blame. If indeed you needed convincing. " Looking down, finding it very difficult to lie, she nodded. " Yes, " she agreed quietly. " Your mother has explained. " " Good. Poor Ellie, " he commiserated mockingly. " How you must be wishing you'd chosen a different way of doing things. " " Well, I 'm certainly wishing I'd never heard of the wretched letters, that's for sure! " she exclaimed, recovering her spirit. " Or caused trouble that was never meant. " " And isn't that just the worst of all? " he asked with a bitter smile. " Trouble that's not meant to be caused? " " Yes. " What else could she say? (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

" he commiserated mockingly. " How you must be wishing you'd chosen a different way of doing things. " " Well, I 'm certainly wishing I'd never heard of the wretched letters, that's for sure! " she exclaimed, recovering her spirit. " Or caused trouble that was never meant. " " And isn't that just the worst of all? " he asked with a bitter smile. " Trouble that's not meant to be caused? " " Yes. " What else could she say? (also temporariness and stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Murder unprompted. Brett, Simon. UK: Futura Pub. Ltd, 1984, pp. 45-170. 3534 s-units.

ID Symbol H92

It was a revue back in the thirties. We were doing a pre-London tour. I got as far as Birmingham, and then was called into the manager's office. Just the same as you, I was offered the understudy. " " Did you take it? " " Oh yes. " Michael Banks grinned disarmingly. " Oh yes, I took it. And it does mean I know exactly how shitty you 're feeling at this moment, and all the horrible fates you 're wishing down on my head. " Alex blushed. " Oh, I wouldn't say... " " Yes, you would. You wouldn't be human if you didn't. Anyway, all I want to say is -- I'm very sorry. This can be a rotten business at times. I sympathise. And, if you're willing, I'll be very grateful for your help. God, you must know this character inside-out by now, and I've got to get it presentable in (also the moment of speaking)

1.5.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) The remains of the day. Ishiguro, Kazuo. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1989, pp. 1-110. Title 1648 s-units. ID Symbol AR3

Date (1985-1994) Worlds apart. Cairney, John. Edinburgh: Mainstream Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 217-308. 3273 Title s-units. ID Symbol ATE

240 the same theatrical lodgings with Noreen and Maria at the Benson Theatre Home from Home off Vine Street. The Scholtz act was on stage now, Rose on the saxophone and Bernie at the piano. It may also be mentioned that Rose was also on roller skates! They were building up to a strong finish with " The Skater's Waltz " and Noreen knew her number would go up next. Her palms were sweating as she stood in the wings in her best green dress waiting for them to come off so that she could get on. Part of her was wishing they would hurry up and the other part was hoping they'd take forever! Hell, let's get it over with, she thought. I've only got two songs, and an encore -- just in case. There was a flourish of the saxophone, a twirl and a curtsy from Rose, a rise and a bow from Bernie and a scatter of faint applause from what seemed a very distant audience, and then there were Rose and Bernie almost on top of her, snarling at each other about something (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) The Challenge book of brownie stories. Moss, Robert. Gloucestershire: MTB Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 44-157. 2588 s-units. ID Symbol B0B

Register W_fict_prose her bike on to the grass-verge and stood under the heavy foliage of the trees for shelter. She found that she stayed quite dry there, but she wished she were somewhere else! Not far from where she was standing the footpath through the wood began. She glanced at it uneasily, remembering that it ran past the witch's cottage. She remembered another thing too -- that the path came out of the wood at the other end within a very short distance of her own house. " I wish... " began Virginia, and then stopped. She was wishing she could find the courage to go through the wood by the path. It would save her waiting for the rain to stop, and the way the rain was pelting down it looked as if it never would stop. It would also save her a long and weary trudge along that endless winding lane. " I could leave my bike in the bushes, " Virginia argued. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Folly's child. Tanner, Janet. London: Century Hutchinson, 1991, pp. 13-124. 2860 s- Title units. ID Symbol BMW

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Date (1985-1994) My beloved son. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1992, pp. 85-221. 2482 s- Title units. ID Symbol CFY

Date (1985-1994)

Title Matilda. Dahl, Roald. Harmondsworth: Puffin, 1989, pp. 7-240. 3516 s-units.

ID Symbol CH4

Miss Honey paused and looked carefully at the child. " I don't think I quite follow you, " she said. " I got so angry at being accused of something I hadn't done that I made it happen. " " You made what happen, Matilda? " " I made the glass tip over. " " I still don't quite understand what you mean, " Miss Honey said gently. " I did it with my eyes, " Matilda said. " I was staring at it and wishing it to tip and then my eyes went all hot and funny and some sort of power came out of them and the glass just toppled over. " Miss Honey continued to look steadily at Matilda through her steel-rimmed spectacles and Matilda looked back at her just as steadily. " I am still not following you, " Miss Honey said. " Do you mean you actually willed the glass to tip over? " " Yes, " Matilda said. " With my eyes. "

Date (1985-1994) Adam's paradise. Rush, Alison. Basingstoke: Macmillan Pubs Ltd, 1989, pp. 1-146. Title 3174 s-units. ID Symbol F99

Register W_fict_prose a feeling of deep pain, as if she'd come too late, as if the chance had gone and would never come again. She didn't understand her feelings. I never do, she thought. The summit of Kilgrimol was almost level, bearing only a small round building of stone with a high peak of thatch. Reaching the top, Ruth looked eastward; she could see beyond the forest to purple hills and faint mountains. If only, she thought; but it was no good wishing , especially when she didn't even know what she was wishing for. She watched the swallows that had begun to fly over the hill in the last of the light; they skimmed close, almost round her feet. " Come, " said Jake, " we must go into the Treasure House. " The Treasure House was cool and dim, with only the doorway and one small window to admit the light. (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

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Title Time's arrow. Amis, Martin. London: Jonathan Cape, 1991, pp. 9-165. 3775 s-units.

ID Symbol FYV

Thoughtful as ever, Dr Wirths had made available the annex of his own living quarters -- a delightful apartment (with its own kitchen and bathroom) beyond whose patterned lace curtains stood a high white fence. Beyond that, unseen, the benign cacophony of the Kat-Zet... Dr Wirths has his wife and three children with him, at present. I hoped that Herta would spend some of her time playing with the little Wirthses. Though that might touch on a sensitive subject... I was sitting on the sofa, quietly crying; I think I was wishing that Auschwitz looked better than it did, just now, with its windless heat and plagues of flies homing in on the marshes. As I heard the staff car approach I wandered out into the pale brown of the front garden. What did I expect? The familiar awkwardness, I suppose. Reproaches, accusations, sadness -- perhaps even feeble blows from feeble fists. All to be at least partly resolved, that first night, in the act of love. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Hunter's harem. Rees, Eleanor. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. ??. 4352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H8S

Date (1985-1994) The holy thief. Peters, Ellis. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1993, pp. ??. 2326 s- Title units. ID Symbol G0M

The truth, if truth could be anticipated from this subtle creature, even in circumstances of desperation, might shed light in more than one direction. " If that is truly what you want, " he said. " But beware of defending yourself before you are accused. Tell what you have to tell, with no exclaiming, and Abbot Radulfus will listen, that I can promise you. " He wished he could heartily have said as much for Sub- Prior Herluin. So, perhaps, Tutilo was wishing , too, for suddenly in the midst of his most solemn determination his set mouth twisted into a wry and apprehensive smile, gone in an instant. " Come with 243 me now, " he said. In the abbot's parlour Tutilo had a larger audience than Cadfael had bargained for, but welcomed it, or so it seemed, perhaps as leavening further the bleak reception he could expect from Herluin.

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Date (1985-1994) Coffin underground. Butler, Gwendoline. London: Fontana Press, 1991, pp. 54-215. Title 4154 s-units. ID Symbol H85

It was shared guilt. At this point the young sergeant, David Evans, strolled into the room. He had been keeping a watch on Terry Place at the hospital. There was a uniformed constable by the bed all the time, but David Evans was hanging about as an unofficial extra. He was not exactly made welcome, but it was recognized that the TAS outfit had an interest. " He's come round, " he announced. He was excited, but not wishing to show it. " And? " " He more or less admits that he fired first. " " What does that mean? " demanded Coffin. " He says he'd won the right to kill. " The sergeant added: " He thinks he's dying. I think it puts you in the clear. He's admitting it was his fault. " " Good, " said Paul Lane. " You can't win the right to kill, " said Coffin. "

Date (1985-1994) A private arrangement. Darcy, Lilian. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 3692 s-units. ID Symbol H9H

Wyspianski glowing in the magic aura of Tom's kiss, and of Tom himself, at the wheel of the Mercedes just moments ago, staring so grimly into the Christmas Eve traffic. Was he wishing he was still with Marise? That she was here beside him now, instead of his sister's nurse? It seemed all too likely. " The obstetrics and gynaecology team will take over from here, " he explained tersely. " I have to go. I'll be up to see you as soon as I can. Belinda, wait in the foyer and I'll take you home afterwards. " " Can't I --? " she began, but Faye interrupted more urgently. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) A game of sudden death. Rutherford, Douglas. London: Macmillan & Doubleday, 1990, Title pp. 234-461. 3312 s-units. ID Symbol HTJ

Date (1985-1994) Battle for love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. Title 4282 s-units. ID Symbol JXS

Date (1985-1994) Conspiracy of love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. Title ??. 4452 s-units. ID Symbol JXT

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Title [Guardian, elect. edn. of 19891210]. Sport material, pp. ??. 1195 s-units.

ID Symbol A9H

Register W_newsp_brdsht_nat_sports is topped by a proposal that women should at long last be allowed full membership entitling them to mix with men in the pavilion. Another right bitchy ding-dong is in prospect. Mr Washbrook read my thoughts. " Don't even think of asking me about female membership, " barked the old Sgt-Major. " I'm president of the club. I've no comment whatsoever to make. I'm not even discussing it with you. The club will decide, right? " I assured him I was only on a romantic, misty-eyed mission, though secretly I was wishing I'd sent the birthday card instead to Winston Place. Fade to childhood and music and Hovis-type ad: " This is the BBC Light Programme and here is the county cricket scoreboard. Another undefeated opening stand of exactly 150 by Washbrook and Place again put Lancashire in an unassailable position today... "

Date (1985-1994) Planning and development in York: greenbelt planning — public enquiry (Pub/instit). Title Rec. on 22 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 610 utts ID Symbol FMP

It's not a rebuttal, although one tries to anticipate what objectors will say. And you will have all of those documents before you leave on Wednesday. But I can not, and I don't think you'd be right to expect my officers to prepare detailed rebuttals. Goodness knows what will be in these late proofs, they appear to be taking months to prepare. Er we have to have a reasonable time to respond. Two weeks would seem reasonable. Now I don't know of course who else may be er wishing to comment. It may well As far as I know it's it is only Mrs er who has said, I I'm sorry to er to say this Mrs, you are the only person who has said that you wish to produce additional representations. It could be others are keeping quiet about this, I don't know. They may they're likely to miss the date altogether. Er what is the situation as far as you are concerned? (also a matter of course)

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Date (1985-1994) Murder unprompted. Brett, Simon. UK: Futura Pub. Ltd, 1984, pp. 45-170. 3534 s- Title units. ID Symbol H92

We were doing a pre-London tour. I got as far as Birmingham, and then was called into the manager's office. Just the same as you, I was offered the understudy. " " Did you take it? " " Oh yes. " Michael Banks grinned disarmingly. " Oh yes, I took it. And it does mean I know exactly how shitty you 're feeling at this moment, and all the horrible fates you 're wishing down on my head. " Alex blushed. " Oh, I wouldn't say... " " Yes, you would. You wouldn't be human if you didn't. Anyway, all I want to say is -- I'm very sorry. This can be a rotten business at times. I sympathise. And, if you're willing, I'll be very grateful for your help. (also emotional colouring)

1.5.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title Fox FM News: radio programme. 292 partics, 2687 utts

ID Symbol KRT

If you have an orange badge and you wish to park on the John Radcliffe Hospital site, you can park free of charge just as you would in one of the Council's car parks park free of charge. But nevertheless, you are charging patients, often people who are in a great hurry bringing their own patients in, who really probably haven't got any time for that sort of thing. Wouldn't you agree? er If it's an emergency case -- if you were bringing in a sick relative who you were wishing to have admitted to our accident and emergency department, you can park your car right outside the front door and bring your relative in. We wouldn't penalise anybody who's in an emergency situation at all. Another problem is relatives to come to see relatives who are having operations here. Often they will have to spend hours with the relatives. (also immediacy in a generic statement)

Date (1985-1994) The truth of stone. Mackenzie, David S. Edinburgh: Mainstream Pub. Ltd, 1991, pp. 99- Title 187. 2975 s-units. ID Symbol ASN

247 thought it might be a salmon but how could a salmon get into Loch Craig? Anyway when they pulled it out of the net it was plainly a pike and somewhere between fifteen and twenty pounds I am sure. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Ransacked heart. Bauling, Jane. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3352 s- Title units. ID Symbol H9L

Date (1985-1994) Inside the RUC. Brewer, John and Magee, Kathleen. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1991, Title pp. ??. 1775 s-units. ID Symbol A5Y

Sometimes they would drive off in their vehicle without the fieldworker, only to be called back by the sergeant after she made a complaint. On one occasion, they locked her in the car when they went to a call and wound up the window to prevent her overhearing. Once, upon her getting out of the car, they manoeuvred the vehicle so as to trap the field-worker to prevent her accompanying them. Dodges like this immediately make one suspicious about what they had to hide, and they tended to occur when they were wishing to do some " personal business " while on duty, or simply to skive. Such techniques were therefore popular amongst the work-shy, as other officers explained. Below is an extract from the field notes, where the field-worker was talking with two plain-clothes men: PC. 1. You should have heard some of the stories that went round when you first came to Easton...

Date (1985-1994) Hertfordshire County Council: meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 12 Jan 1994 with 10 Title partics, 330 utts ID Symbol JWA

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Three point four is a small matter, of deputy head whilst it would be inappropriate of course to er schools indefinitely should there be reduction in numbers, certainly we do need a mechanism by which small reductions in numbers don't lead to a tragic and drastic loss of staff. Section three point five is banking needs that er there was quite a lot of current by arrangements, but opt outs use erm, that's an unfortunate word in terms of education and will be allowed for those who are wishing to have alternative arrangements. The panel is still considering the divisional schools library service erm the, they're very clear is at to whether these costs to the library is a fixed cost or a variable cost or perhaps even more to the point that it will need to reach the cost of libraries are fixed and variable and the differing views both within the panel and schools about that and the panel is continuing deliberating research.

Date (1985-1994) King Cameron. Craig, David. Manchester: Carcanet Press, 1991, pp. 15-113. 2685 s- Title units. ID Symbol A0N

It showed as a black absence of stars in the lower sky. No fires here yet. Above it the Plough was tilted and he followed the line of the two stars at its end until he found the Pole Star. His thoughts were running north and west, up into Lochaber, the oakwoods and pinewoods at the foot of Loch Arkaig which had cradled him in his boyhood. It would be peaceful there. But the Act threatened his people too... James looked at his back for a full minute, then asked, " Are you wishing it was like that here -- fires on the hill? " " Well, it is not, " Cameron said without turning. " But it could be? " " Oh aye -- all sorts of things could be. Fair rents. Fair leases. No king, no throne for him to sit on -- " Now you are the dreamer. " It has happened in France, Cameron felt like saying, and then the thought of the gulf between France and Scotland came over him so dauntingly

Date (1985-1994) Quest for a babe. Hendry, Frances Mary. Edinburgh: Canongate Pub. Ltd, 1990, pp. 43- Title 141. 3543 s-units. ID Symbol APW

When Farquhar nudged his hand with the bottle, he merely grunted and gripped it, rolling over to face away from his dallta as he drank. Farquhar drew a deep breath. His face tightened. He drank the quaich, and tossed back his fair hair. " Lachlan Cattanach, there is speaking to be done between us, and no-one by to hear. " He waited. Lachlan lay unmoving. " Is it blaming me you are , for doing as you ordered? Are you wishing it was I had rolled under in the waves, not your father's grandson, because he was hurt while saving your life? Or are you thinking it was maybe yourself struck the blow? " The wide shoulders winced. He nodded to himself. " Think, Lachlan. How do you know what happened to Hector? "

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Dark dance. Lee, Tanith. London: Warner Books, 1993, pp. 168-335. 4804 s-units.

ID Symbol GUM

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 3978 s-units.

ID Symbol K1Y

But for Ben Hunt; his passion for motorbikes started a long time ago. As well as the speed, he's getting quite a taste for the adulation from friends and relatives. There was plenty of praise and some prizes for Ben when he became the All British Champ. Ben concedes that he owes a great deal of his success to the help he gets from his Mum and Dad. And Ben takes care of the action. Ben's greatest wish is that when he grows up, he becomes a professional scrambler. Mum and Dad are no doubt just wishing he'd take up an indoor sport instead. Read in studio Fishing tackle once used by wartime Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain is to be sold at an auction. The politician who promised " peace in our time " was an enthusiastic fly fisherman, and he made frequent angling trips to Gloucestershire.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Independent, elect. edn. of 19891003]. Title material, pp. ??. 117 s-units.

ID Symbol A23

If agreement can not be reached, the banks, which include National Westminster and Midland, have the power to close the project or bring in fresh management. Last night Alastair Morton, the British co- chairman of Eurotunnel, said the banks could be driven to this " by sheer exasperation through lack of progress in the talks ". However, Mr Morton added: " Technically it is serious. The banks can pull the plug. Practically, the banks are not wishing to pull the plug. They are not wishing to stop the project. " In a statement issued with Andre Benard, his French counterpart, Mr Morton said he believed agreement could be reached in time to put a fresh financial package in place by early next year. This would involve raising an extra £1.2bn to £1.6bn. Of this, 25 per cent would come from a share issue in 1990 or 1991 and new bank borrowings. 250

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Independent, elect. edn. of 19891003]. Title material, pp. ??. 117 s-units.

ID Symbol A23

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 14530 s-units.

ID Symbol CBF

Date (1985-1994)

Title Scotvec reports. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1785 s-units.

ID Symbol HPD

Modules are designed to accommodate blocks of learning, normally lasting around 40 hours. National Certificate Modules are delivered in schools, further education colleges and other approved centres throughout Scotland and because they are separate units in their own right, modules can be taken in a variety of ways to accommodate the circumstances of the individual -- full-time, part-time, distance or open-learning or a combination of these. SCOTVEC National Certificate Modules can be used: to acquire new practical or cognitive skills or to update existing skills. They are used by those who are : seeking employment; wishing to progress in education or training; retraining for a new job; learning to cope with 251 new technology; returning to work after a break; seeking to enhance another course; wishing to take a course for interest. Module Descriptors For each SCOTVEC module, there is an associated module descriptor which is essentially a description of what is to be covered and how.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Fox FM News: radio programme. 292 partics, 2687 utts

ID Symbol KRT

As you know arms control negotiations are incredibly detailed and rather arcane subjects, er so it's a little tricky to see the wood for the trees in this one, but er arms control, obviously C F E -- the Conventional Forces in Europe -- er is very much an issue that will be on the table. Again it's doubtful they'll be ready to sign anything on that er I think also the shadow of Lithuania is very much over this and Mr Bush is obviously not wishing to er box himself into a corner at this stage while the Lithuania crisis is still open. What about German unification? Now Mr Gorbachev wants Germany to be neutral, Mr Bush obviously doesn't. Do you think they're going to have a problem on that one? No, I think the Soviets are pretty well reconciled to the Bush point of view that a unified NATO, a unified Germany, I beg your pardon, would stay in NATO. (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Daily Telegraph, elect. edn. of 19920407]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 868 s-units.

ID Symbol AJ3

But at a sombre press conference Anfield chairman and close friend David Moores stressed that the main concern was Souness's quick and safe return to his high profile and highly stressful position. " Of course it is serious, " said Mr Moores, responding to suggestions that Mr Souness's career is at risk. " A triple bypass operation is bad in any form but knowing Graeme's character I feel sure that he will be back. " The whole of this club is rooting for him and wishing him well, " added the comparatively young Liverpool chairman, who admitted to finding his first year in office " a difficult baptism ". The good wishes emanating from all parts of Anfield were echoed throughout the game as news that an apparently superfit former Scotland international was in hospital requiring major surgery.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Canoeist. Appleford, Oxon: S T & R J Fisher, 1991, pp. 3-56. 1674 s-units.

ID Symbol BMF

Register W_pop_lore scheme contact Mike Hubbard at 78 Derrydown Rd, Birmingham B42 1RT Abbots Bromley club A new club has been formed at Abbots Bromley near Uttoxeter. The main aim is touring with Sundar tours, 252 adventure canoeing, hostelling and camping holidays plus weekly pool sessions for beginners. You may have seen the press photographs of Rebecca Ridgeway after her paddle round Cape Horn but did you know that her boat was on stands in a London street at the time the shots were taken? Nigel Dennis helps her out after the photographic session. New open canoe group John Tompkins is wishing to set up an open canoe group for advanced paddlers. At this stage he is thinking of something comparable with the Advanced Sea Kayak Club, perhaps operating as an offshoot of the Open Canoe Association of Great Britain in parallel with the Open Canoe Sailing Group.

Date (1985-1994) Sales technique and management. Lancaster, G and Jobber, D.. London: Pitman Pub, Title 1992, pp. 63-171. 2684 s-units. ID Symbol K94

SALESPERSON: I can understand your concern that a newspaper which is free may not be read. However a great many people do read it to find out what second hand cars are on the market. Mr Giles of Grimethorpe Motors has been advertising with us for two years and he is delighted with the results. 5.4.3 THE STRAIGHT DENIAL This method has to be handled with a great deal of care since the danger is that it will result in exactly the kind of antagonism which the salesperson is wishing to avoid. However it can be used when the buyer is clearly seeking factual information. For example: BUYER: I expect that this upholstery will be difficult to clean. SALESPERSON: No, Mr Buyer, absolutely not. This materials is made from a newly developed synthetic fibre which resists stains and allows marks to be removed simply by using soap, water and a clean cloth.

Date (1985-1994) Sales technique and management. Lancaster, G and Jobber, D.. London: Pitman Pub, Title 1992, pp. 63-171. 2684 s-units. ID Symbol K94

A final technique is known as " Noah's Ark " -- because it's been around that long! The buyer says, tapping a file with his finger, " You'll have to do much better in terms of price. I have quotations from your competitors which are much lower. " The salesperson's response depends upon his level of confidence. He can call his bluff and ask to see the quotations; he can take the initiative by stating that he assumes the buyer is wishing for him to justify his price; or, if flushed with the confidence of past success, he can say " Then I advise you to accept one of them. " 5.6 CLOSING THE SALE The skills and techniques discussed so far are not, in themselves, sufficient for consistent sales success. A final ingredient is necessary to complete the mix the ability to close the sale.

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Date (1985-1994) Good retirement guide 1993. Brown, Rosemary. London: Kogan Page Ltd, 1993, pp. 1- Title 75. 1844 s-units. ID Symbol CMK

Register W_misc and " Why can't you spend a little more time with the family? " -- so naturally he expects her to be delighted to have him at home. But according to some husbands, the enthusiasm may seem less than wholehearted. As one recently retired 62-year-old put it: " I had hardly had a chance to enjoy a couple of days pottering in the garden for the first time in years, when my wife was nagging me to go out and find something to do. She was the one who wanted me to take early retirement. Now she is wishing that I was back at work. " The reverse situation can also apply, especially if the wife had a high-powered career. Although in general the evidence suggests that it is usually the man's retirement that provokes most friction, this may change as more of today's working wives turn sixty and find themselves facing the same need to make difficult adjustments.

Date (1985-1994) Finishing touch. Rowlands, Betty. Sevenoaks, Kent: Hodder & Stoughton Ltd, 1991, pp. Title ??. 3464 s-units. ID Symbol HNJ

Date (1985-1994) The remains of the day. Ishiguro, Kazuo. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1989, pp. 1-110. Title 1648 s-units. ID Symbol AKR

Register W_newsp_brdsht_nat_misc greyed entirely and his tall slender figure already bore signs of the stoop that was to become so pronounced in his last years. He barely glanced up from his volume as he asked: " Your father feeling better now, Stevens? " " I'm glad to say he has made a full recovery, sir. " " Jolly pleased to hear that. Jolly pleased. " " Thank you, sir. " " Look here, Stevens, have there been any -- well -- signs at all? I mean signs to tell us your father may be wishing his burden lightened somewhat? Apart from this business of him falling, I mean. " " As I say, sir, my father appears to have made a full recovery and I believe he is still a person of considerable dependability. It is true one or two errors have been noticeable

254 recently in the discharging of his duties, but these are in every case very trivial in nature. " (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Social material, pp. ??. 2631 s-units.

ID Symbol K5C

Date (1985-1994) How many times can you say goodbye?: living with bereavement. Pardoe, Jenifer. Title London: SPCK, 1991, pp. ??. 1160 s-units. ID Symbol ADE

Register W_religion round the bed of the ill person feeling quite unable to leave even though they may have children at home or jobs to go to or a multitude of other functions. The vigil becomes such a powerful trap that they can not break free from it. Conversation dries up, strain and tension increases and relatives will say that they know that the only thing that can break this living and extended nightmare is the death of the person whose bed they are sitting round, but " What a dreadful thought to have. " People will say that they seem to be wishing that the person would hurry up and die, but in reality it seems that this event is the only one that can break the suspended animation of events being acted out in front of them. The poignancy of having distressed relatives say, " How many times can you say goodbye? " can not be overestimated, and allows us a glimpse of some of the problems of anticipated grief.

Date 1985-1994) Organisation and management in the public sector. Lawton, Alan and Rose, Aidan. Title London: Pitman Pub, 1991, pp. 37-132. 2353 s-units. ID Symbol GVN

We also need to be aware that local government exists within a wider network of quangos, agencies and voluntary organisations (see Rhodes, 1988). More importantly, local government exists within the context 255 of central government domination. Within each level of government we may find competing tensions inherent in the relationships between the different sectors. Thus, for example, within local government there appears to be an increasing tendency to move towards a more decentralised service provision and organisational structure; at the next level of government the centre may be wishing to increase its control over what local government does. A second dimension that we need to be aware of is one of organisational change and the reasons for it. We can ask " Why are new departments created? " or " Why are old ones abolished? " and " Why are new methods of working introduced? (also a matter of course)

Date (1975-1984)

Title [Medau Society leaflets]. UK: The Medau Society, 1980, pp. ??. 3005 s-units.

ID Symbol HX8

Owing to the continually rising cost of attending courses in Germany and Switzerland it is suggested that a summer course should be held in July or August 1982, possibly at Green Park Training Centre, Aston Clinton, Buckinghamshire. This suggestion was well received and it seems that it would be well supported. 10. Equipment As equipment becomes more expensive and more teachers are taking private classes it would be greatly appreciated if teachers would let Jean Parmiter know if they have any equipment for sale or to loan or if they know of any evening institute which might be wishing to dispose of some. 11. Re-Union 22nd November 1980 Porchester Halls at 1.30 p.m. Arrangements are going well and the programme is taking shape. Tickets are limited to 600 so apply soon to avoid disappointment. Please supply the stalls which need to be stocked. They are as follows: -- To the area concerned or to the office (also a matter of course)

Date (1975-1984) Death of an expert witness. James, P D. London: Sphere Books Ltd, 1979, pp. 9-135. Title 2921 s-units. ID Symbol G3E

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Date (1985-1994) Shropshire County Council Social Services Committee: committee meeting (Pub/instit). Title Rec. on 11 Jan 1994 with 10 partics, 329 utts ID Symbol J3P

Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall, day 6, afternoon session: public county council planning Title meeting. (Pub/instit). Rec. on 24 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 696 utts ID Symbol JAD

Register S_pub_debate seven point six seven, off which to make the figures round properly you need to take another ten, for the retail element if that became I five land which could theoretically give you a figure of sixty seven point six seven. Does that make sense? It might it would be helpful actually if this could be written down for us. Quite happy to have it in manuscript. Mm. Right. Yeah we'll do that. Thank you. Mr Mr Heselton. Thank you sir, Terry Heselton, Selby District. I 'm I 'm not wishing to er to dispute what er Mr Cunnane's just said er, I hope you won't think I'm necessarily splitting hairs but er we we've we've agreed the table on on the base basis of erm information best information available a at the moment but but equally I wouldn't wish it to be seen th that I am in any way attempting to prejudge the outcome of er local plan studies, erm so the information that I've agreed with with Mr C Cunnane is basically an attempt (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

" Certainly, but before you go I would be interested to learn whether Mother managed to convince you that your grandfather was to blame. If indeed you needed convincing. " Looking down, finding it very difficult to lie, she nodded. " Yes, " she agreed quietly. " Your mother has explained. " " Good. Poor Ellie, " he commiserated mockingly. " How you must be wishing you'd chosen a different way of doing things. " " Well, I 'm certainly wishing I'd never heard of the wretched letters, that's for sure! " she exclaimed, recovering her spirit. " Or caused trouble that was never meant. " " And isn't that just the worst of all? " 257 he asked with a bitter smile. " Trouble that's not meant to be caused? " " Yes. " What else could she say? (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Sunday People. pp. ??. 4972 s-units.

ID Symbol HAE

Date (1985-1994) 5 convs rec. by `Monica' (PS57L) on 19 Oct 1993 with 4 i's, 1575 utts, and over 1 hr 26 Title mins 56 secs of recs. ID Symbol KPR

You truthful? if he's gay or not, but lea, living with three fantastic women, who I think Yeah I know. So you wish you were Nick then? it's the other way round in n it? Hey! You little bugger! Hey girls! Do you wan na live with me? Is he gay then Mick? We, we don't know. Nick reckons he is. But what, what 258 happened is a guy called James Yeah, Nick, Nick spreads stories that's what you 're wishing for. Well Nick, Nick, Nick phoned me up and said don't tell anybody but within a week Jaz knew cos Nick had actually told Jaz. And Jaz actually said oh I heard that some bloke from your school is gay isn't he? Yeah well Jaz is spreading stories about Nick. Er about Nick. So I suppose So what has that got to do what Nick get up to? Well no Andy was best mates with Nick.

Date (1985-1994)

Title British Rail team brief meeting (Busn). Rec. on 30 Apr 1993 with 9 partics, 2088 utts

ID Symbol FUL

Or And I would hope that we, we we enter into that with th that spirit and Mm. we're prepared to look at the the client reports and change them so that they become as good as we, we can get them. Yeah. Is there anything within these It is the first step. for the prediction of fees? I mean we've just Yes. got something back from Intercity on the P S work where they 're wa wishing us to predict to certain date what we 're gon na be spending over the next six months. Nine months. the football? Yeah. Yeah. Well Regional railways have asked for that as well. Have they? Yes. Erm that that Well Dennis er Roger's been doing for it for Leeds North West haven't you? He has. Yeah. But he's been doing it manually haven't you Rog?

Date (1985-1994) Edingley Parish Council meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 26 Jan 1994 with 10 partics, 635 Title utts ID Symbol JTD

Register S_meeting of dwelling that is going on it, but it, you're quite correct in that the planning precedent has been put, that that site is adequate for two dwellings, and and I don't think anybodies disputing that, er at least not so far. Is there anybody else er wants What I want to dispute, Mr Chairman, is the the type and the nature of dwellings which are being developed on the site. Er, no, er, oh yes, exactly, yes, yes. Erm, I mean I think if we 're wishing to analyse the application, I I think we must consider what it doesn't do for the village, and I think there are a number of aspects that have to be considered, erm, first of all as a village, and I've heard in this very Parish Council that the reputed view made that there is a need for small village accommodation, this development certainly does not provide that, we've also expressed a view that it would be nice to retain the existing bungalow, because that

1.5.5. Repetition

Date (1985-1994)

Title City of djinns. Dalrymple, William. London: HarperCollins, 1993, pp. ??. 2329 s-units.

ID Symbol H89

259

Then, to mark the end of the service, three enormous thunder-flashes were let off in the rear gatehouse. The sound ricocheted off the walls of the Red Fort and echoed back; a plume of purple smoke rose into the morning air. Everyone stood up. The worshippers headed off in their own directions, and the ordered chequerboard shattered. Suddenly patches of pink sandstone were again visible in the courtyard. The crowd flowed out through the gates and the pink patches grew. All around, men were embracing and wishing each other " Id Mubarak. " The little girls in my chattri were standing expectantly around their father who was distributing Idi-their long-awaited Id pocket money. Below, in the Meena Bazaar, the dhabas had begun to fill with feasting families, all wolfing down piles of biryani rice, extra-large cajra puris and a special Id sweet named peni (made with minced carrots but surprisingly tasty.) I sat in a dhaba in the shade of a tarpaulin

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. World affairs material, pp. ??. 13852 s-units.

ID Symbol K5D

In Glasgow yesterday he came face to face with a cost-saving dream. A futuristic bridge for a warship made from hardboard. The scene at the offices of BAeSEMA, the hi-tech computer design group, may have been more like a Blue Peter set than a serious example of the latest in navy design, but Adml Eaton appeared suitably impressed. BAeSEMA has been contracted by the navy to come up with a new design for bridges incorporating the latest in ergonomic practice. Casting a critical eye over the mock-up, Adml Eaton said: " We are always wishing to get fewer people in ships and so one of ways is to try and improve the human interface with the machinery. " What I do is follow the money and make sure the people who are spending it on my behalf are actually the right sort of people, and are doing the right sort of job. " BAeSEMA's work varies from design contracts for equipment and services to support contracts for equipment the navy has had in service for many years.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Woman. 2456 s-units.

ID Symbol G36

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1.5.6. Duration

Date (1985-1994)

Title Radio Oxford, Peter Baker talking sport: radio programme. 39 partics, 535 utts

ID Symbol KS7

Ian McMillan has taken the opportunity to drag us into the gym and give us quite erm hard fitness sessions, so the fitness is still erm quite high on our side, but erm handling the ball will be a little bit rusty, but hopefully this week, now all the snow's gone, we'll be able to get out and erm move the ball about at training. There was a slight match at Twickenham this afternoon; England against Scotland Oh was there, oh I did see that yes Were you watching it and wishing ? I certainly was, I was watching that and thinking " well, don't cut it up too much lads, because hopefully we'll be there. erm But yes, that was not a bad victory for England. It's remarkable because we've been talking about Twickenham to you ever since I think about the second round, and in those days it just seemed a little bit of a dream, but that dream is now just eighty minutes away isn't it?

Date (1985-1994) The Titford family 1547–1947. Titford, John. Chichester: Phillimore & Company Ltd, Title 1989, pp. 84-165. 1201 s-units. ID Symbol CBJ

Date (1985-1994)

Title Gramophone. Harrow: General Gramophone Pubcs Ltd, 1992, pp. ??. 3931 s-units.

ID Symbol ED6

How discreetly Kun plays them. I note here how eloquently he yields to the muted viola and cello duo at 2'07 ", withdrawing his tone to the merest thread of sound, barely grazing the string. The half shades are lovely, so fragile: the sustained A natural in the closing bars sounds almost imagined. My only misgivings are in the finale, " Socrates ". The arrival of " Alcibiades " with his partying revellers is a bit of an 261 anticlimax -- a touch jaded rhythmically, almost as if Boughton and his crew were rather wishing that Bernstein's Greeks had been philosophers first and swingers second. But the nature of the sound, the churchy acoustic doesn't help. We really need to pull some focus on all that percussion and generally tighten up the imaging. At times like this, the Nimbus philosophy comes quite literally adrift. Sample first, then, if the coupling is irresistible.

Date (1985-1994) Women's Art Magazine. Townsend, S. London: Women artists slide library, 1993, pp. Title ??. 748 s-units. ID Symbol HAD

Instead of the rather fearful, literal adherence to object that underlies attitudes to sculpture today there was still then an optimism and faith in the unknown. It hadn't been discovered yet. Science fiction offered theoretical adventure and telling parallels; travel in space was seen as a possible metaphor for earth preoccupations. Ideas about representing the structure of energy and movement were sought through experimentation with new materials and light. Lijn's desire to merge or melt the difference between the visual and aural senses came at a time when many artists were wishing to anticipate a more holistic view of art. The early Machines, revived, rediscovered and about to be displayed by the book section of the Victoria and Albert Museum, are simple. Each is driven by an electric fan belt. The drums spin either backwards or forwards, evenly, over and over again, till the Letraset words print upon them dissolve into lines of blur.

Date (1985-1994) Hidden flame. Bailey, Elizabeth. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 6431 Title s-units. ID Symbol HGV

" I have never been so fortunate. " Theda said in a low tone. Mrs Alderley leaned towards her, saying gently, " I guessed as much. That is why I sent for you, to be truthful. I might be able to help you. " Theda's eyes lit with sudden hope and she turned eagerly towards her. " Oh, will you? How kind you are! That is the very thing I had been wishing for -- someone to recommend me. For I can not hope for a reference from Lady Merchiston, and I am afraid that... " She faltered to a stop, not wishing to appear callous. " You are right to be afraid, " Rose Alderley said bracingly. " Poor Lavinia is certainly past hope, and whether she ends by giving the property to Araminta or Benedict you can not possibly remain there. " " No, indeed! " Theda concurred feelingly. " (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) Only two can share. Murray, Annabel. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4416 s-units. ID Symbol HHA

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Date (1985-1994) Battle for love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. Title 4282 s-units. ID Symbol JXS

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Daily Mirror. 7680 s-units.

ID Symbol CH3

It was a disastrous night for Andy Roxburgh's men, despite the fact that they went in at half-time all square at 1-1. Gough got his marching orders from Dutch referee Mario Van Der Ende when he caught the ball during a devastating Swiss assault. The day had started in farce when keeper Andy Goram somehow lost his passport on Scotland's team coach. Only hurried negotiations between the Scots and the British Embassy produced the necessary clearance papers in time for the keeper to play. And within two minutes of this Group One clash, Goram must have been wishing his accreditation hadn't come through. Swiss midfielder Alain Sutter was allowed to run hard at the Scottish rearguard, forcing Gough to concede a corner. Sutter took the kick himself and Adrian Knup rose unchallenged to head down and past the stranded Goram. But Ally McCoist put the Scots back in the game when he hit his 13th international goal in the 13th minute. (also emotional colouring)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title How do I look? Dawson, Jill. London: Virago Press Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 1671 s-units.

ID Symbol ADG

Register W_non_ac_soc_science trip for seven months, and during that time the friend I was with, Ella, decided a few times, in different parts of the world, to lose some weight and tone up. I joined her, a bit reluctantly -- I would have felt awful not joining in, because I needed it more than she did! She is beautiful and quite sporty. I felt really good a few pounds lighter and with a tan, and I wanted to stay like that and surprise everyone when I got back, especially my boyfriend, who might have been wishing I was thinner. Half of me wanted to " wow " everyone with how good I looked -- show them I could do it, be thin if I wanted -- but half of me also wanted them not to notice. I wanted it to be that I hadn't really been that big before I left -- in other words, prove them wrong.

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. London: Holborn Pub. Group, 1992, pp. ??. 4834 s-units.

ID Symbol CHA

In a world overflowing with media, artists have become used to an easy, questioning ride from press, radio and TV outlets desperate for their participation. NME remains one of the very few places the featherbed treatment isn't guaranteed. Even if every other aspect of the paper were a shambles, the maintenance of that critical independence would be (and is) a source of justifiable pride. What of the future? People keep telling us that the NME can't go on because music is so boring. Such pessimists are wishing their life away. The last few months alone have seen us tripping over stranger and stranger Techno records born of computer game consoles and febrile imaginations, wave after seemingly inexhaustible wave of new rap, the grimy grungy hordes of post-Nirvana American noiseniks and the endless fireworks let off by our homegrown rock scene. (also immediacy in a generic statement)

Date (1985-1994) The Challenge book of brownie stories. Moss, Robert. Gloucestershire: MTB Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 44-157. 2588 s-units. ID Symbol B0B

Date (1985-1994) Murder makes an entrée. Myers, Amy. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1992, pp. 63- Title 215. 3671 s-units. ID Symbol H8A

Date (1985-1994) Miracles can happen. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1992, pp. Title ??. 4329 s-units. ID Symbol H97

And it annoyed her intensely, not least of all because she still felt a long way from figuring him out! That was why, perversely, she'd remained standing where she was, pointedly disdaining his invitation to sit down -- though it occurred to her, increasing her sense of irritation, that, quite possibly, that was precisely the reaction he'd anticipated! She was still standing there now, waiting impatiently, as he glanced through some papers, scribbling notes here and there. Though she was wishing that, after all, she'd taken a seat, for she suspected he was rather enjoying letting her stew in her own juice. Indeed, when at last he tossed aside his pen, sat back in his chair and raised his eyes to hers, there was a hint of amusement deep in the dark eyes. What side of him was she about to have inflicted on her now? And in that instant she guessed the stars that ruled him.

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

265 tucked a stray strand of her long pale gold hair behind her ear as she waited for her sister to answer her ring at her doorbell. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) How many times can you say goodbye?: living with bereavement. Pardoe, Jenifer. Title London: SPCK, 1991, pp. ??. 1160 s-units. ID Symbol ADE

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Personal letters]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 109 s-units.

ID Symbol KAU

Your parents & your own family must be very proud of you. Wishing you every success in your new venture. P.S. for grammar on the programme. Thank you for your very kind congratulations and thoughts on the birth of... shall I say, " Thank Heaven for little girls! " (or women, in general!!?) The group hope to meet at's house on the 23 rd Sept. with a piece of writing! On that day we'll be wishing you " Bon Voyage " across the Atlantic. I have not forgotten you!... been a very busy summer with friends & Festival & family! had another daughter on Saturday (). Some day soon I may call in to see you with out for half-an- hour! A lovely memory of our weekend at Trouville in June... scene almost unchanged!! (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) The spinning wheel. Lorrimer, Claire. London: Corgi Books, 1993, pp. 289-409. 2876 s- Title units. ID Symbol FS1

" You're happy here at Blue Ash Farm, and Poppa would be heartbroken if you left, " she'd said. " You told me you can't afford to start your own stud yet, and so what would you do if you did go home? We're both still young and there's plenty of time to make up our minds about the future. I'm in no hurry to get 266 married, and anyway, it wouldn't be right while you 're still wishing you could be married to someone else. Why don't we go back to the way we used to be? Surely we can be friends, can't we? I'm perfectly willing to try, if you are. Who knows, you may feel different in time. " Cora-Beth had been quite right. Time had to a very large extent proved the cure he needed.

1.5.7. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons

Date (1985-1994) Adam's paradise. Rush, Alison. Basingstoke: Macmillan Pubs Ltd, 1989, pp. 1-146. Title 3174 s-units. ID Symbol F99

Date (1985-1994)

Title Running. London: Stonehart Leisure Magazines, 1991, pp. ??. 1878 s-units.

ID Symbol CB4

Register W_pop_lore charity to date The oldest female competitor was 80 years old and the oldest male was 84 this year NEXT MONTH Sport yourself in our Adidas " minutes " competition. If you're in it -- you'll win it! If you are a runner So, after all those months of training, the big race is rapidly approaching. Don't worry, stay calm and just set out to enjoy the experience. Below are a few tips from all of us at RUNNING Magazine to help you as the hours count down. Remember we'll be watching and wishing you well. The night before Eat a fairly light meal if you can. It might well be difficult if you're feeling nervous, but your body will need the fuel. You're probably sick and tired of the word carbohydrate, but that's what should be on the menu for your evening meal. Don't drink alcohol as it's a diuretic (and running to the toilet can be a pain), but do keep up your fluid intake. (also a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Love of my heart. Richmond, Emma. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4267 s-units. ID Symbol HGY

267

1.5.8. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) Suffolk County Council Highways and Transport Committee meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. Title on 17 Nov 1992 with 2 partics, 746 utts ID Symbol KN3

Thank you. Thank you Mr for your support, I know it's very difficult er, you know, in your past as a lawyer, in consequence I think that your er allergy towards this is, is a highly commend anyway can we set the recommendation? Yeah Just in, just in passing on this committee I'm assured will be concerned of the apparent difficulties between er the Highways er and the organization of Suffolk and that in Norfolk, erm and we shall be I think er wishing to look at that er to see what's going astray and something appears to me to be not quite right in the relationship and er, erm I think it's important that er adjoining Highway Authorities do in fact get on Indeed. so now if I've got to knock the surveyor's heads together that's Chairman I must Can I move on please? Accept the recommendation Agreed Agreed Thank you very much.

Date (1985-1994) Planning and development in York: greenbelt planning — public enquiry (Pub/instit). Title Rec. on 22 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 610 utts ID Symbol FMP

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Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall Village Hall, day 1, morning session: public county council Title meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 16 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 318 utts ID Symbol HVF

And the emphasis that government places on regeneration of the urban areas. Are you going to submit that document? If you wish, by all means yes. It seems to me to be important enough to be worth tabling if that can be arranged. Fine fine. Would you like would you like the press release? Yes. Please. Yeah. Mr, do you want to come back on the point made on the other side of the room about your arbitrary selection of building rates? I think presumably you'll be wishing at a later stage to look at what we're proposing in erm in individual districts. And one against another. I think the quite clearly what comes out erm of reading our papers and the papers of the district, is the er tremendous degree of consultation that's taken place on a number of occasions back and forth between district and making use of er of emerging working on er on local plans across the county.

Date (1985-1994) Legal advice: pre-retirement course (Pub/instit). Rec. on 26 Apr 1993 with 2 partics, Title 186 utts ID Symbol FMS

If it's worth more than a hundred and fifty thousand pounds between you at the moment and you leave it all to your surviving spouse then when he or she dies in due course and if those figures haven't altered they'll be inheritance tax to pay. Say it's a hundred and sixty thousand pounds. ten thousand pounds over the limit not on your death but on your spouses death remember. Tax at forty percent, four thousand pounds to the chancellor of the exchequer, he'll be delighted, your kids will be wishing that they didn't have to pay it. they not really paying it themselves but they get four thousand less than they would. Now let's presume that you've got a couple of children and on the death of the first of you, you leave ten thousand pounds between those two children and the rest to your surviving spouse.

Date (1985-1994) The remains of the day. Ishiguro, Kazuo. London: Faber & Faber Ltd, 1989, pp. 1-110. Title 1648 s-units. ID Symbol AKR

269 recently in the discharging of his duties, but these are in every case very trivial in nature. " (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Social material, pp. ??. 2631 s-units.

ID Symbol K5C

Date (1985-1994)

Title Running. London: Stonehart Leisure Magazines, 1991, pp. ??. 1878 s-units.

ID Symbol CB4

Date (1985-1994)

Title Electronic Pub. 700 s-units.

ID Symbol CG9

Although the latter would seem to be essential, they could contain a large proportion of practical exercises, as is common in papers in mathematics. Successful students would receive a diploma which 270 would have a national (international?) standing. 5.3 Single-subject degree or postgraduate conversion courses This paper assumes that students entering a course for a single-subject degree will have come from many backgrounds. Some will be technology-orientated, some will be creative and some will be business-orientated. Some will come directly from school, some will have spent a time in business and will be wishing to improve their qualifications. Some will have a clear career path, other will just be seeking education. All will have a positive academic ability. In such a course the emphasis will be on a uniform coverage of all the subject areas, allowing specific individual interests to be catered for by electives.

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Scientist. London: IPC Magazines Ltd, 1991, pp. ??. 2872 s-units.

ID Symbol ANX

This from an American supplier of products for molecular biologists: " Paper is creatively recycled by citizens of the future in our day-care centre. " The company might perhaps be saying that, as happens throughout Britain, nursery children are drawing on waste computer paper. THIS magazine has so far avoided the temptation to stick compact discs, screwdrivers, knitting patterns or any other free gift on its front cover. (Free accelerator with this week's issue -- take an electron and hit hard with rolled-up magazine.) One publication that must be wishing it too had resisted the lure is World, the furry animal/environment magazine now in the BBC's stable. The latest issue has a free guidebook to Moscow (noted wildlife habitat) on the cover. Next month, the islands of the Gulf? CONGRATULATIONS to the Department of Health and the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, for proving the law that if one department is capable of one stupid press release, two between them can raise the stupidity by an order of magnitude.

Date 1985-1994) Organisation and management in the public sector. Lawton, Alan and Rose, Aidan. Title London: Pitman Pub, 1991, pp. 37-132. 2353 s-units. ID Symbol GVN

We also need to be aware that local government exists within a wider network of quangos, agencies and voluntary organisations (see Rhodes, 1988). More importantly, local government exists within the context of central government domination. Within each level of government we may find competing tensions inherent in the relationships between the different sectors. Thus, for example, within local government there appears to be an increasing tendency to move towards a more decentralised service provision and organisational structure; at the next level of government the centre may be wishing to increase its control over what local government does. A second dimension that we need to be aware of is one of organisational change and the reasons for it. We can ask " Why are new departments created? " or " Why are old ones abolished? " and " Why are new methods of working introduced? (also temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title [Personal letters]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 109 s-units.

ID Symbol KAU

Date (1975-1984)

Title [Medau Society leaflets]. UK: The Medau Society, 1980, pp. ??. 3005 s-units.

ID Symbol HX8

1.5.9. Immediacy in a generic statement

Date (1985-1994)

Title Fox FM News: radio programme. 292 partics, 2687 utts

ID Symbol KRT

272 wouldn't penalise anybody who's in an emergency situation at all. Another problem is relatives to come to see relatives who are having operations here. Often they will have to spend hours with the relatives. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. London: Holborn Pub. Group, 1992, pp. ??. 4834 s-units.

ID Symbol CHA

1.6. Know

1.6.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994)

Title A taste for death. James, P D. London: Penguin Group, 1989, pp. 3-115. 2865 s-units.

ID Symbol CJF

Register W_fict_prose hook behind the kitchen door, took off her outdoor shoes and eased her feet into her house slippers. It wasn't until she had put on the kettle for their morning coffee that she spoke. " Well, here's a nice thing for the parish, Father. Two of'em dead, so Billy Crawford was saying in the newsagent's. And one of'em old Harry Mack. " " I'm afraid so, Mrs McBride. One of them was Harry. " " And who would the other be? Or are n't the police knowing yet? " " I think we'll have to wait until they notify the next of kin before they release that information. " " But you saw him, Father. Wasn't it with your own eyes now? And were you not recognizing him? " " You really mustn't ask me that, Mrs McBride. We must wait for the police. " " And who'd be wantin' to kill Harry? Sure, he wouldn't be killed for anything he had on him, the (also temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994) The eagle has flown. Higgins, Jack. London: Pan Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 1-170. 3667 s- Title units. ID Symbol HTW

Register W_fict_prose later the door opened. Mr Higgins. What brings you here? " " I won't come in, Sean. I'm on my way to Heathrow. " " Is that a fact. A holiday in the sun, is it? " " Not exactly. Belfast. I'll probably miss the last shuttle, but I'll be on the breakfast plane. Get word to Liam Devlin. Tell him I'll be staying at the Europa Hotel and I must see him. " " Jesus, Mr Higgins, and how would I be knowing such a desperate fella as that? " Through the door I could hear the music from the bar. They were singing " Guns of the IRA ". " Don't argue, Sean, just do it, " I said. " It's important. " I knew he would, of course, and turned away without another word. A couple of minutes later I hailed a cab and was on my way to Heathrow. The Europa Hotel in Belfast was legendary amongst newspaper men from all over (also a matter of course)

1.6.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994)

Title City of djinns. Dalrymple, William. London: HarperCollins, 1993, pp. ??. 2329 s-units.

ID Symbol H89

Register W_misc the column: BHARAT DETECTIVE AGENCY MARRIAGE FRAUD A SPECIALITY. A telephone call confirmed my suspicions. Mr Pavan Aggarwal, an ex-paratrooper, specializes in investigating the truth behind the adverts -- usually by the simple expedient of sending one of his agents to the groom or bride's home village. " I was trained to see behind enemy lines, " Mr Aggarwal told me, " and I am knowing how to observe properly. " " What sort of thing do you look for? " I asked. " I will check anything -- see if boy is knowing too many girls or girl is watching too many Hindi films and not pursuing her studies, " replied Mr Aggarwal. He added: " I am even checking-out mothers-in-law. One of the most evocative passages in Dr Jaffery's transcription of the Shah Jehan Nama is the part which describes Dara Shukoh's wedding. The marriage of Dara to his distant cousin Nadira Begum took place on 11 February 1633, a year after the death of Dara's mother, Mumtaz Mahal. On the day before the marriage

1.6.3. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title A taste for death. James, P D. London: Penguin Group, 1989, pp. 3-115. 2865 s-units.

ID Symbol CJF

274 old Harry Mack. " " I'm afraid so, Mrs McBride. One of them was Harry. " " And who would the other be? Or are n't the police knowing yet? " " I think we'll have to wait until they notify the next of kin before they release that information. " " But you saw him, Father. Wasn't it with your own eyes now? And were you not recognizing him? " " You really mustn't ask me that, Mrs McBride. We must wait for the police. " " And who'd be wantin' to kill Harry? Sure, he wouldn't be killed for anything he had on him, the (also politeness, tentativeness)

Date (1985-1994) Jane's journey. Bow, Jean. Lewes, East Sussex: The Book Guild Ltd, 1991, pp. ??. 2430 Title s-units. ID Symbol ABW

Register W_fict_prose of this fashion plate. " Alastair -- my husband -- is Scottish too, born and bred, like me. I went to the school in Edinburgh where Miss Jean Brodie had her prime! It's the job that dictates where we live now, I'm afraid. Alastair is based in London, but goes abroad now and again. He speaks Arabic. " Jane, as the nearest thing to a next-door neighbour, asked them to drinks that weekend. She didn't dislike Flora, who was n't as brittle as she seemed, and was knowing enough to play down her fashionable side to Jane. She realised that this was not a woman to whom one chatted about shops or clothes. Jane had not visited her on impulse, nor yet as a premeditated plan. She was activated by something in between. To show Christopher the human face of the dreaded development. IF she could persuade him to come, which she doubted. " Oh! the bones! " said Flora, and brought them from the kitchen -- in a Harrods' bag.

Date (1985-1994)

Title City of djinns. Dalrymple, William. London: HarperCollins, 1993, pp. ??. 2329 s-units.

ID Symbol H89

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Date (1985-1994) 16 convs rec. by `Gail' (PS0AJ) between 2 and 4 Dec 1991 with 9 i's, 2780 utts, and Title over 2 hrs 2 mins 3 secs of recs. ID Symbol KC5

Register S_conv isn't, I bet when she ought to like Father Christmas and they sort of Well he he Father Christmas That was Saturday weren't it?. That was the best part when Chris was in, when the girls were in the nursery weren't it,. You done it last year didn't you? You can't do it. Yeah he did, yeah, cos the girls were in the first class and he was in the nursery, yeah that's right, yeah, and they. Got hair on it Nursery. They 're not knowing this, he weren't, I think that the. Don't work.. You do it, you do it, you do it Dan, this time last year he was in bloody hospital weren't he? got to blow I likes it when it's the year but I don't like the build-up to it, I don't like mm I don't like all my. No I don't, I can't stand the shopping, I can't stand the wrapping up

Date (1985-1994)

Title Marxism Today. u.p., 1990, pp. ??. 1951 s-units.

ID Symbol EDU

Register W_misc they had read was in fact a factitious marshalling of concerns that did not stand up too well to scrutiny. Its pictures of a divided society, licensed beggars and so on, telegraphed McEwan's concerns a little brashly. Scientists who read it found his speculations on the nature of time embarrassing. Anyone who had read Beckett, or Shakespeare, found the unclouded assumption that birth was an unadulterated blessing disturbing. It does not take too much distortion to see it as an anti-abortion tract. But it was ambitious, and people fell over themselves trying to praise it. The Innocent is knowing about love, guilt, and (yes) innocence; but its brief does not appear to extend much beyond that. If each novel a writer produces is meant to indicate the direction in which he or she is progressing, it does not provide the clear signpost that The Child In Time did. He has even gone back to old techniques. Back comes the sense of physical confusion at sexually charged moments (" he had the sensation of rising gently through the room " in The Innocent

1.6.4. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons

Date (1985-1994)

Title Brownie. 1017 s-units.

ID Symbol G24

Register W_pop_lore your own movements. Shadow Shadow, shadow curled up small, I can make you grow up tall. Now I'm jumping stretched and wide, Shadow, shadow at my side. Tiptoe slowly, shadow go! I can't lose my shadow though. (Act this rhyme with a partner.) Stretching Up we stretch on tiptoe Then down to touch the floor. Stretch our arms up high again, Then do it all once more. (Repeat the actions. Get faster each time.) A Secret There's something about me That I 'm knowing . There's something about me That isn't

276 showing. I 'm growing! Plant the Seed (sing to the tune of Mulberry bush We are going to plant a seed Plant a seed, plant a seed. We are going to plant a seed In our little garden green. First we plant it with our finger With our finger, without finger First we plant it with our finger In our little garden green. Then the summer sun will shine. Then the little flower will grow. Then

1.6.5. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing tutorial programme (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 with Title 7 partics, 2196 utts ID Symbol J8D

Register S_meeting na be offering Right. as Sandra says we've done it twice this year. We had to do it later and later. I was ru run ragged! Yeah. Last term then However never mind! The thing is, I can't do the environment, well it's not that I can't do it when I was talking to er to the tuto the form tutors yesterday er they're biggest keen I think Catherine had happened to notice some work that Sandra had done that she found er, interesting enough and where the kids should be knowing about, it was about banking how to sign a cheque, how to look after finances erm you know, do I have to buy a pair of trainers because it's got Reebok on them, this sort of thing. And that caught the interest of everyone straight away er, budgeting, how to be able to look at banking etcetera, and I said well and I want you to do that first so I don't mind mainly because I was gon na work wi with Anne about the

Date (1985-1994) The eagle has flown. Higgins, Jack. London: Pan Books Ltd, 1991, pp. 1-170. 3667 s- Title units. ID Symbol HTW

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Date (1985-1994) The other country. Duffy, C A. London: Anvil Poetry Press, 1990, pp. 7-55. 1482 s- Title units. ID Symbol FAS

Register W_fict_poetry hundred quids we are talking Les Miserables, nods being as good as winks. Don't eat the eggs. Wheel- clamp. Dogs. Vagrants. A tour of our wonderful capital city is not to be missed. The Fergie, The Princess Di and the football hooligan, truly you will like it here, Squire. Also we can be talking crack, smack and Carling Black Label if we are so inclined. Don't drink the H 2 O. All very proud we now have a green Prime Minister. What colour yours? Binbags. You will be knowing of Charles Dickens and Terry Wogan and Scotland. All this can be arranged for cash no questions. Ireland not on. Fish and chips and the Official Secrets Act second to none. Here we go. We are liking a smashing good time like estate agents and Neighbours, also Brookside for we are allowed four Channels. How many you have? Last night of Proms. Andrew Lloyd-Webber. Jeffrey Archer. Plenty culture you will be agreeing. Also history and buildings. The Houses of Lords. Docklands

1.6.6. Immediacy in a generic statement

Date (1985-1994)

Title British Rail team brief meeting (Busn). Rec. on 30 Apr 1993 with 10 partics, 2265 utts

ID Symbol FUJ

Register S_meeting once we've built the systems that hold the costs for the the estimated costs for value of the work. Mm. So that we then have got something to compare against something to calculate the fee on. Because er in the past people haven't filled in the value of the erm of the work element in in the databases. And I I don't criticize them for that, because the the fields that were in the databases in the past didn't d er w were sort of total cost of the Mm. job and y you were n't really knowing whether it included or excluded the A Cs anyway and that sort of thing. tried to put them at our at the cost of our of the work for quite a while. Yeah. But not, any rate m Does it include Q S fees? Yeah. Oh yes. Yes. Y Absolutely. Yes. It in it includes It ought to the Q S fees. Certainly. It shouldn't do really. Anyway Why? we can discuss that Mm. Well. Look.

1.7. Understand

1.7.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994) A classic English crime. Heald, Tim. London: Pavilion Books Ltd, 1990, pp. 96-216. Title 2996 s-units. ID Symbol A0D

278

That's something it takes a sturdy British workman to understand. " Sven Hjerson's lugubrious face lit up in a brief smile. " Then I am able to give you a reassurance, madam, " he said. " This funicular is looked after by an Englishman. You can rely upon the observations of Sven Hjerson for this. I noted him working on the machinery while we were waiting to ascend. He was dropping one of his tools and let forth a number of obscenities. His voice was what is called, I am understanding , Cockney or perhaps Australian. " " Yes, " said Arabella Buckley. " Yes, well, that is reassuring. Only... " " Yes? " " Well, if he was repairing the machinery, it can't have been safe in the first place, can it? " Then Sven Hjerson took his revenge for the past tiresome two hours. " Madam, " he said, " you are right. We can not be certain. Definitely not safe. " His mischievous words

Date (1985-1994)

Title City of djinns. Dalrymple, William. London: HarperCollins, 1993, pp. ??. 2329 s-units.

ID Symbol H89

This pantomime went on happily until the first week of May, when Mrs Puri appeared one morning unannounced at our door, intent on doing a spot-check of her property. She took one look at the sand dunes drifting around our sitting-room and shook her head. " What is this? " she said, drawing a circle in the sand with her stick. Olivia began to explain about not wanting to upset Murti, but Mrs Puri raised her hand. " Mrs William, " she said firmly. " I am thinking you are not understanding the management of these people. " " But... " " If Murti is not doing her duty properly then you must be telling her to do it again. " " But Murti hates sweeping, " said Olivia. " Then, " said Mrs Puri, rapping her stick on the floor. " Then she must be made to enjoy it. " While all this was going on in our flat, something was clearly up at International Backside. Balvinder Singh was in high spirits.

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing assessment procedures (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 Title with 7 partics, 1966 utts ID Symbol F7F

Register S_meeting the the staff comment, which is gon na be the first thing need have anything to do with the child at all there is ample place Oh if you think within Shoot that man! Jesus Christ! Well in the sense that they've been involved in it. No No but the I don't they need to be involved in it whatsoever! They've read what you've said and then say well I don't agree with that and you can write down that. Absolutely! A staff comment is But surely that is involvement, I 'm not understanding what you're putting forward! No I think No. it's the way the words have been used that we're interpreting wrong. If I've got to write a comment for a start What sort of weasel word then? then I want to write a comment, I will not necessarily involve the child with No. what I'm writing he will Er then see that, or he will have Mm. already seen it because he will be involved in that bit. (also the moment of speaking)

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Date (1985-1994) Status: what it is and how to achieve it. Davies, Philippa. London: Piatkus Books, 1991, Title pp. 30-134. 2381 s-units. ID Symbol CEF

Register W_non_ac_soc_science an effective form of shorthand, provided everyone understands it. If you don't understand what someone is describing, ask what they mean. It doesn't have to sound confrontational; contrast " I don't understand what you're talking about " (sub-text: " you are inept at talking ") with " I'm sorry I'm so dim [ mock disclosure -- and quite appropriate in my opinion, given the indirect nature of conversation ], but could you explain that to me again in plain English? " (sub-text: " I 'm not understanding you, so can you say it differently? ") When, gentle reader, someone over-uses your name as a controlling tactic, a throwaway comment disguising an analysis of what is going on can be most effective: " Gosh, it's interesting how you call me by my Christian name so much " (sub-text: " I've rumbled you -- stop it "). () r you can play the same game back: " Now, Mr X, can you tell me the price (also the moment of speaking)

1.7.2. Change of meaning

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hombre. Elmore, Leonard. UK: Chivers Press, 1989, pp. 1-45. 880 s-units.

ID Symbol J2G

" And horses. We would have to get four, six horses. " " All right, get them. " " But I couldn't take responsibility for them, " Mr. Mendez said. " Now there are no change stations working. The same horses would have to go all the way. " Mr. Mendez shrugged. " If they don't make it, who pays for them? " " I buy the horses, " Dr. Favor said. Mr. Mendez started to nod, very slowly, as if he was just understanding something. You want to get there pretty bad, uh? " " I have a feeling, " Dr. Favor said, " you're going to find a driver. " He pushed up out of the chair, his eyes on Mr. Mendez. " If I went over to the hotel now and had supper, that would give you about an hour to find a man and get ready. Say six-thirty. " " Tonight? " " Why not? " " I'll see, " (also the moment of speaking)

1.7.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

" Hence the cloak-and-dagger stuff, " she went on, slowly, her voice deceptively calm. " Hence the need to ship it in under maximum security, I presume? And hence Stephanie's shock-horror performance when I made my innocent enquiries? " " Precisely. " She stared at him, in growing disbelief. She'd never really believed he was importing undeclared goods, or in any way breaking the law. But this was altogether

280 different... " So, these crates contain your prize exhibits for the business fair? Am I understanding this correctly? " Her voice shook with suppressed anger. " At last, I think we can safely say that you are understanding the situation correctly. " Roman's voice was bitingly sarcastic. He was observing her anger with a wry gleam in his eyes. " And when, exactly, were you going to tell me of their existence? So that, as your specially commissioned public relations consultant, I could use their impact to full effect? Maximise their importance to your company's image?

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hombre. Elmore, Leonard. UK: Chivers Press, 1989, pp. 1-45. 880 s-units.

ID Symbol J2G

Date (1985-1994)

Title Literacy. Cashdan, Asher (ed.). Oxford: Blackwell, 1986, pp. 17-161. 1782 s-units.

ID Symbol EV4

Register W_ac_soc_science which remains is that of minimum sample size and, in general, other researchers have tended to avoid applying formulae to texts of less than 150 words in length. Is cloze procedure an appropriate measure of comprehension? In the 1960s, cloze procedure came to be seen by some researchers as the answer to many of the problems of validly measuring text difficulty. Bormuth's landmark study (1969) seemed to offer the promise not only of more valid formulae which would incorporate the results of new insights in linguistics, but also a means of readily assessing whether a person was understanding a text or not. The mean percentage correct cloze score (i.e., the percentage of deleted words correctly replaced by the reader) appeared to give an indication of how well a passage was understood. Thus, a cloze score of 60 per cent would indicate fairly full comprehension, 45 per cent would suggest some problems, while 35 per cent would suggest that a reader was at his or her frustration level. Recently, however, this view has been called into question.

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Date (1985-1994) Life, love and laughter. Horne, Molly. Braunton: Merlin Books ltd, 1989, pp. 7-77. 1441 Title s-units. ID Symbol B1Y

It is more difficult to understand the senseless vandalism that goes on in comparatively affluent areas. I wonder if it is because the prevailing attitude to life in the Eighties in Britain seems to be to look after number one, to get on, to make money, and not to bother about anyone else? I remember years ago, when I was teaching slow learners in a Child Guidance clinic, a little girl from a small village was reading a story in which reference was made to someone " cheeking the dinner lady. " To assess whether she was understanding what she read, I asked, " Does that happen at your school? " She looked quite shocked and replied, " Oh no! It's Mrs Thomas. " I thought that was very significant: you may cheek a dinner lady, but you don't do so to someone you know and respect. If we could get to know one another better, we might have better relationships generally. I do think the artificial division of people into age groups has a damaging effect on society.

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Register W_fict_prose the need to ship it in under maximum security, I presume? And hence Stephanie's shock-horror performance when I made my innocent enquiries? " " Precisely. " She stared at him, in growing disbelief. She'd never really believed he was importing undeclared goods, or in any way breaking the law. But this was altogether different... " So, these crates contain your prize exhibits for the business fair? Am I understanding this correctly? " Her voice shook with suppressed anger. " At last, I think we can safely say that you are understanding the situation correctly. " Roman's voice was bitingly sarcastic. He was observing her anger with a wry gleam in his eyes. " And when, exactly, were you going to tell me of their existence? So that, as your specially commissioned public relations consultant, I could use their impact to full effect? Maximise their importance to your company's image? " she enquired sweetly. " I wasn't. " " So what am I doing here in Malta? " she hissed incredulously. (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1985-1994) Inner and outer: essays on a philosophical myth. Vesey, Godfrey. Basingstoke: Title Macmillan Pubs Ltd, 1991, pp. 127-240. 1731 s-units. ID Symbol CK1

I said that it is a familiar theory. On second thoughts, it might be better to say that it goes without saying that linguistic communication is a matter of conveying ideas or thoughts. For when what goes without saying, especially the bit about translating thoughts into spoken or written signs and then back again, is actually said, it begins to lose its air of obviousness. In fact, it begins to look very much like a piece of a priori theorising about how language works. People may say that understanding something, as you are 282 now understanding what I have written, involves interpretation, that is, translating something linguistic, a sentence, into something non-linguistic, a thought; but they do not say it because they have found they actually have to do any such translating. Rather, they say it because they think it must be like that. It must be like that, they think, because what is said, or written' is not intrinsically meaningful. It is really just sounds in the air, or marks on paper. (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1985-1994) Teachers' conference: discussing assessment procedures (Edu/inf). Rec. on 3 Sep 1992 Title with 7 partics, 1966 utts ID Symbol F7F

Date (1985-1994) Status: what it is and how to achieve it. Davies, Philippa. London: Piatkus Books, 1991, Title pp. 30-134. 2381 s-units. ID Symbol CEF

Date (1985-1994) Tarmac Construction: training session (Busn). Rec. on 1 Feb 1994 with 10 partics, 526 Title utts ID Symbol JSA

283

The arousal I've always thought that er that you shouldn't be nervous but you always are but obviously as you're nervous when you do a whole host of things and nerves as you become more skilled at it go away er and I'd assume that like most things that the nerves will totally disappear and was somewhat surprised to find out that you're always aroused that's right when when you do that, and obviously the need to gauge the erm presentation against audience contact to see that they 're involved and they 're obviously understanding what you 're saying and pick them up and grab them. So for me the three things were the structured thought patterns plus the arousal and the need for audience contact. What did you think Sarah? I found the three most important things for me yesterday were the span of conception the clusters and the whole subject of nerves. The span of conception useful to gather that three is the best number and dividing it up into threes and threes again was simplest and effective way of setting it up.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Careers service meeting (Busn). Rec. on 23 Apr 1993 with 7 partics, 1417 utts

ID Symbol KLX

Register S_meeting and that I would do the three wise monkeys and Hilary. The three wise monkeys. They sit in a long line in York, yeah? We don't have to mention names. The one thing that No you don't have to I've seen them. does worry me and I don't think any provisions have been done for it and that is Isobel. Right. And I think it would be very useful for her to have an appraisal. Oh yeah. I mean having great Oh yeah. difficulty in working out whether she 's understanding what we've said now in the way of instructions until it comes back. But you're down S to do her. So what sort of provision do you mean Cath? taught her how to do. Write it down we're supposed to do. Does she sign or not? I'm not sure Cos we could have somebody in to help that's all I'm thinking if she says yeah I'm sure you could get something from Mm mm mm.

1.7.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title Mind and brain. Honderich, Ted. Oxford: OUP, 1990, pp. 13-89. 1548 s-units.

ID Symbol EVX

It follows from causalism and functionalism, seemingly absurdly, that our private visual experience is identical. (iii) Suppose I do not understand Chinese, but, solely on the basis of the shapes of the letters, and rules connecting them merely as shapes, do the right things. For example, I pass through a sequence of states identical to one passed through by a native Chinese speaker in being presented with a question in Chinese and giving the answer in Chinese. It follows, on causalist and functionalist views, that I am understanding Chinese, which again seems absurd. (iv) Differently, it seems difficult to accept that consciousness is tolerably conceived when it is so conceived that it follows that anything that can be regarded as passing through certain sequences of causal or logical states is conscious. As suggested by one formidable opponent of the views in question (also the author of the objection having to do with understanding Chinese) we do not so understand consciousness that we can believe that it must be possessed by a set of water pipes

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Date (1985-1994) Tutorial lesson: GCSE chemistry tutoring session (Edu/inf). Rec. on 29 Mar 1993 with 3 Title partics, 1283 utts ID Symbol FM5

Register S_classroom end of the month of the rest of the exams. Okay. So erm Yeah it's well well at the end of the month. So have you got what's what's the best helps me to sort of see how the lesson's going. Right. So that's maths is it. How do you feel about last week's? Erm it was good, I made a lot of progress in it.. Compared to usual. Yeah. Yeah. That that's how I felt, that you were getting into it, you were understanding how the bits tied together Yeah. and making sense of it. So you're feeling happier with it? Yeah a lot better. Okay. Erm what you done since last time? Erm I did that work you asked me to do. Great. Great. And did it make sense? Sort of yeah. I was a bit Okay. it it got away a bit you know and and This this is what I'm saying last time that if you'll work through it, understand it

Date (1985-1994) Tarmac Construction: training session (Busn). Rec. on 1 Feb 1994 with 10 partics, 526 Title utts ID Symbol JSA

Yeah, you're absolutely right very important point yeah no amount of eye contact is going to compensate for something that that doesn't hold their interest. Okay. What else then what other methods do we have besides having eye contact what else might we do to involve the audience to make them feel involved? Questions Yes, absolutely so questions er a very definite way of involving the audience and again it gives a measure of feedback doesn't it because if you get the right answer you know that they are with you and you know they are understanding what you have to say. But obviously if there's some hesitation over it then perhaps you just need to step back a stage in what you're saying and er er go over it again to for clarity, and Tony what's another way of involving the audience? Well you've got to get them to participate but I suppose you would do if you question them Well yes I guess you would. Jeff what's another way that you might make the audience feel that they're involved?

Date (1985-1994) Tutorial lesson: GCSE chemistry tutoring session (Edu/inf). Rec. on 29 Mar 1993 with 3 Title partics, 1283 utts ID Symbol FM5

Register S_classroom to put four O Hs with N H, I was sometimes I was getting it right sometimes I was getting it wrong and stuff like that. Right, so for the for the diagram It was just where I was putting the four I wasn't sure about. Yeah. The diagram was okay. What was physically happening you could relate to that and you got that sorted out. Now how do you put it down on paper? What's the notation? That Yeah. that's the only problem, okay? Yeah. So you 're understanding it. You could explain that to me. Yeah. Yeah, you could say what it looked like and what was happening and then say, Well I'm not quite sure what the convention is for writing them Right. down. Well that's fine. I mean the convention is each of these ex I mean what 285 you could have, you could put brackets round everything.. If you think of maths you can you can put brackets in where you don't need them can't you

Date (1985-1994)

Title Tutorial lesson: junior-level maths (Edu/inf). Rec. on 6 Apr 1993 with 3 partics, 715 utts

ID Symbol FUH

Register S_classroom same thing don't we if we're going to add them. So if we change them all into quarters how many quarters would there be in a half? Two. Two. Two quarters add one quarter how many quarters altogether? So three. Three quarters three quarters. Okay I think you're doing very very well on the fractions actually how do you feel? Do you think you know what they're about don't you. Yes. You're getting the hang of it. Now you need quite a bit of practice. You 're understanding them now very well erm if you don't practise them a bit well this is what happens. You next time you come to do it you'll be doing you'll remember nearly as much as we're doing today but perhaps some odd little bits you'll think, ooh now how did we do that I can't quite work out. Cos we've done a lot haven't we. We've done a lot today. So some odd bits you might think, I'm not quite sure

Date (1985-1994)

Title Tutorial lesson: junior-level maths (Edu/inf). Rec. on 6 Apr 1993 with 3 partics, 715 utts

ID Symbol FUH

Cos we've done a lot haven't we. We've done a lot today. So some odd bits you might think, I'm not quite sure how you work that out. Not quite sure how you do that. So you might have to try and a try and find out again. Play with the fractions. Last night mister mister does those fractions Okay now some people you mention fractions and they scream and run and, Ah no no hate fractions. and it's cos they don't understand them but you 're understanding them I think very well now so you 're going to like them. You get someone with a sharp knife Yeah. to cut that out. Mm. And then you can have your own fractions and you can just play with them and erm I'll give you some sums to do with your own fractions. Now we we'll have done some of them there and I don't want you to look there okay I want you to just try it I've got another book in me in

Date (1985-1994)

Title Tutorial lesson: junior-level maths (Edu/inf). Rec. on 6 Apr 1993 with 3 partics, 715 utts

ID Symbol FUH

Register S_classroom she'll play about with some helping to get some answers to these fractions Mhm. and then just generally play with it say, Oh I wonder what would happen if you put two thirds together, how many twelfths 286 would that be or what about if you had a third and you wanted to take a quarter away, if you cut a quarter off it. What would you have left? A twelfth. Brilliant yes really good. She's really coming on well Mm. with the fractions. You you like them don't you cos you 're understanding them now. It's all about understanding if you understand something you can like it. Yeah. But if you don't understand it and you're lost you just get to hate it you think, Oh no I can't stand that. So it's it's getting but you're coming along very well aren't you. I didn't bring the erm multiplication table that I promised either so I was late and I didn't bring that. I'll go and stand in the corner

Date (1985-1994) [Several editions of Link -- the house journal of the Pauls group]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. Title 3003 s-units. ID Symbol HRT

Register W_misc who worked together for most of's 20 years at. Carnoustie SURPRISE, surprise!! some news from Carnoustie. We welcome the following: joined us on to assist in the office. (She likes to be called -- don't ask me why). joined us on to assist in the laboratory, (she likes to be called!). joined our maintenance department on as an electrician. And last, but by no means least,, previously at, Louth, was promoted to maltings manager in January. Now that he 's settled in and understanding the language a bit better, I thought it was an appropriate time to congratulate and welcome him to Carnoustie. Farewell Regional customer services manager is pictured (left) receiving his retirement gift from MD in April., who is a keen walker, was extremely pleased to be given a waterproof suit. No doubt he will be reminded of us when he re-visits the Lake District (one of his favourite haunts) and it rains! SINCE we last appeared in LINK, has gone international, formally changing the company

1.7.5. Repetition

Date (1985-1994) The possession of Delia Sutherland. Neil, B. London: Bloomsbury Pub. Ltd, 1993, pp. Title 59-179. 4086 s-units. ID Symbol FPF

Register W_fict_prose so I said, " Well, it doesn't matter. Not my business. " " I went to find a hooker, Mrs Sutherland. " He watched my face while I touched the top of my head, patted the arms of the chair, folded my hands away in my lap. " Well, people do, don't they? Men. " Men have needs, " that's what Francis used to say. " Needs ". " So have I, " I used to say. But I don't think we were understanding each other. " " So I checked into Park West, had dinner, got talking to the barman, said what I was after. He asked what I liked, dark, fair, black, white. It was like ordering in; which I guess it was. He was serving other people all the while and making out we were talking about the Superbowl. Experience, I guess. " I went back to my room and soon a girl came with flat blonde hair, sickly-looking.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Good Housekeeping. 3605 s-units.

ID Symbol ED4

Parents of young children, with so many other calls on their time and affections, might find it harder to cope with a difficult infant, to integrate her or him into the family -- while resentful siblings could cause additional strain. " I took her to Anglesey, " says Christine, " where we have a house, and where I could concentrate on her completely. Then I explained every single thing we did, or used, or saw, to her. I didn't know, until I began to get feedback, if she was understanding , but she was . And her speech increased rapidly. Within about 10 days she knew that when the phone rang at night it would be Tony, despite never having seen a phone before. " She still clung to me, but the social worker was thrilled about it, she said it meant she'd bonded well. I did everything I could think of with Anna. I introduced her to the sand and the sea. She hated the sand, but loved the sea.

Date (1985-1994) 19 convs rec. by `Jane2' (PS1BS) between 4 and 10 Apr 1992 with 7 i's, 4893 utts, and Title over 4 hrs 46 mins 52 secs of recs. ID Symbol KCH

My green pen doesn't write very well. There you are. Double add. Double add? I'm not used to double add. Five plus plus equals Equals Equals, equals? Well this is a bit of a nonsense. What's that? One hundred plus plus Equals, equals. Equals, equals. Now it gets easier. Mhm. Now it gets really even harder. Well which way is it? Does it get harder or easier? Three hundred. Mm. Oh, three hundred and four. I, I 'm not understanding when you're doing plus plus when you're writing down yourself. What are you trying to prove? Divide Mm. Well that's, that's, that's very good for divide, but that's a square root sign. A square root. A square root at three hundred and four? Yes. Haven't a clue. Equals Equals now what do you want me to do with all these? Guess. Oh I'm guessing. Write your name at the top.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Tutorial lesson (Edu/inf). Rec. on 14 Apr 1993 with 3 partics, 1152 utts

ID Symbol K6J

Register S_classroom that I was saying other people erm could take three lessons to cover it pick it up very well. Good. Thanks very much. How how do you feel about it? I feel fine ploughing through it though yeah. Did you you know, did you get it Mm. you're not sort of ploughing through you're you know, you're picking it up and your bringing it I like the way you the way you're assimilating it. Mhm. That you 're not sort of, Oh just I'll memorize this lot. But you 're understanding it and you 're fitting it in with what you already know. Which is the only way to do it. Mhm. You're building up a knowledge base, you're not just building up lots of odd facts like you know, how many people live in China, or Mm. You try to memorize them you're

288 you're making them mean something. So if we g let's say if I gave you something top integrate. Mhm. Right, if I gave you er something like

1.7.6. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons

Date (1985-1994) Calypso's Island. Ash, Rosalie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. 7-181. 3528 Title s-units. ID Symbol GUE

Date (1985-1994) Inner and outer: essays on a philosophical myth. Vesey, Godfrey. Basingstoke: Title Macmillan Pubs Ltd, 1991, pp. 127-240. 1731 s-units. ID Symbol CK1

I said that it is a familiar theory. On second thoughts, it might be better to say that it goes without saying that linguistic communication is a matter of conveying ideas or thoughts. For when what goes without saying, especially the bit about translating thoughts into spoken or written signs and then back again, is actually said, it begins to lose its air of obviousness. In fact, it begins to look very much like a piece of a priori theorising about how language works. People may say that understanding something, as you are now understanding what I have written, involves interpretation, that is, translating something linguistic, a sentence, into something non-linguistic, a thought; but they do not say it because they have found they actually have to do any such translating. Rather, they say it because they think it must be like that. It must be like that, they think, because what is said, or written' is not intrinsically meaningful. It is really just sounds in the air, or marks on paper. (also the moment of speaking)

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1.8. Believe

1.8.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994) A classic English crime. Heald, Tim. London: Pavilion Books Ltd, 1990, pp. 96-216. Title 2996 s-units. ID Symbol A0D

Register W_fict_prose snapped. " Damn it, the dreadful woman's run off. It should all be quite evident enough by now. " " No, no, " the Finnish detective said, shaking his head as if to rid himself of the last remnants of misunderstanding. " No, you see, Lady Woodleigh, it was not Miss Abernethie who was responsible for the death of Jack who went up the hill. Perhaps she has boiled some books, but that is another matter altogether. No, the murder of Lord Woodleigh was conceived here on Capri, I am believing. Perhaps because something called a stoup in a church was not so interesting enough as he had thought. " " What on earth, " Arabella Buckley said, " has the stoup to do with murder? " " I will tell you. Last Sunday the belated Lord Woodleigh and Miss Jilly Jonathan could not see the famous Blue Grotto on this island because Lord Woodleigh insisted to go to Mass in a church here. It was this, I am thinking, that made Miss Jonathan realize that if

Date (1985-1994) A classic English crime. Heald, Tim. London: Pavilion Books Ltd, 1990, pp. 96-216. Title 2996 s-units. ID Symbol A0D

Register W_fict_prose your troubles are at an end. " " Saving your presence ma'am, but I bain't got no troubles. " " Oh now, dear me, Sergeant, let's not beat about the bush. " The lady raised an admonitory finger in rebuke and the sergeant observed, to his surprise, that despite it being a hot summer's day, she was wearing what appeared to be mittens. " I have come ", continued the old lady, " about the Case of the Missing Baronet. " " You'm don't want to be believing what they do write in they newspapers ma'am ", exclaimed the sergeant, but his visitor was not listening. " It reminds me of my dear father one day at Sandwich, " she was saying, " when we were picnicking on the sands and we had arranged to meet him at the nineteenth hole. Imagine mother's distress when she discovered there was no such thing! But never fear, sergeant. I shall find the body in a jiffy and we shall apprehend the guilty party before the

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Statesman and Society. London: Foundation House, 1992, pp. ??. 2333 s-units.

ID Symbol CAF

290 remarks, nothing else. " Any fear of Kinnock? " Mmm... we talk about the team. " Smith takes a measured line with floaters: " I think we need a change of government... " It's time for a change. It's time for Labour. I'm almost believing it could happen. They may be believing it, too, on the Meadowell estate, North Shields. But it isn't that easy to tell. At 8.30 on a weekday morning, with rain swirling spitefully down, the focal point of the joyride riots seems almost devoid of life. There is only one point of relief. Bizarrely, it's a pork butcher's shop, and there's more to this business than a bacon slicer and a few trays of pies. As well as pork, you can buy milk, sweets, crisps and (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons and a matter of course)

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

Register W_religion apostles were knaves is quite absurd. Follow it out to the end. " This is the thinking believer's equivalent of Christ's statement, " You will recognize them by their fruits. " What the seed is to the fruit, the premise is to the conclusion. Many of us might never be able to distinguish one variety of seed from another, but we have no trouble in telling an apple from a pear, or a cauliflower from a cabbage. The same is true of presuppositions and conclusions. Find out what the person in doubt is believing wrongly and help him to follow the logic of these presuppositions to their necessary conclusion. Challenge him to check the full- blown consequences of his ideas to see where they lead. He will then see that his views are both wrong and unchristian. Nothing is more nourishing to doubt than hazy mists of vagueness; but clear thinking disperses them and leaves a clear-cut choice either to believe or to disbelieve. A God too small The second problem of having inadequate -- as distinct from inaccurate -- presuppositions is a little different though

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 11230 s-units.

ID Symbol CEP

Register W_newsp_other_sports do without the people on the floor -- the athletes. " And John Smith, coach to US Olympic champions Quincy Watts and Kevin Young, who are also backing moves for change, warned: " A boycott of the Stuttgart games is still an option. " Prizes But Smith added that he hoped the situation could be resolved by diplomatic channels. Nebiolo, who has so far declined to enter into discussions with Jennings and his group, insisted in Stockholm that the IAAF did not have unlimited reserves to pay out prizes and said pointedly: " People are believing things that are not realistic. " If an athlete does not like our rules, he plays tennis or rides a bike. They know our rules and must abide by them. " Nebiolo has set up a commission to look into the thorny question of World Championship prize money. But, as head of the IAAF, it seems inconceivable that he will not get his way. John quick to impress TITLE HOLDER John Parrott fired the fastest century break so far -- taking just five minutes and 15 seconds

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Marxism Today. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1841 s-units.

ID Symbol G2J

Register W_misc or knee-jerk Left, could get away with glib diatribes about " media brainwashing ". As for propaganda, well, half a century back, the Blitz generation didn't believe even their own government's pronouncements half the time. With the mass media now part of everyday life and with arguments about bias and balance commonplace, the modern British subject is not likely to succumb to some Saddam sucker punch thrown by the third party from the corner of the living room. Maybe that is the problem for Soames and his kind. Deep down they fear we are n't believing " our " own information sources either. And not without cause. Opinion polls which have consistently reflected large majorities in favour of Britain's military role in the Gulf, have also found widespread ambivalence about the true motives for it. Despite the leading coalition partners' endless trumpeting of their unimpeachable moral purpose -- all that pious flannel about " the liberation of Kuwait " -- those believing the true purpose to be ensuring the flow of oil, has been measured at over 40%. There is another, concomitant, reason (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Student seminar on Hunan report (Edu/inf). Rec. on 1 Dec 1993 with 2 partics, 962 utts

ID Symbol KGN

Register S_tutorial the rural areas which is Yeah. was true, they don't know what's going on. Look I've been there, I've seen it got the here we are Mm. But he s seems to be making a claim to be, to sort of promote it within the Yeah. the system, he wants to be Sure but, but is it, well I'm not sure one could say he wants his ideas to be accepted not necessarily, it's not a a bid Not po personal or anything. So presumably he 's actually believing these ideas I mean I would've thought he, he if he came back and said there's tension, there's, you know it was, between the two classes and we go in and we direct them in a certain way, put the right ideas in their mind, that we can harness the revolution. But he's not saying that right, you'd've thought he, he'd actually come up and say er er he would have said that for, you know, for

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Statesman and Society. London: Foundation House, 1992, pp. ??. 2333 s-units.

ID Symbol CAF

Register W_non_ac_polit_law_edu like the stops of a fairground organ. They emit a collage of accents: Irish, Caribbean, Turkish, Islington- white. The candidate, faintly clerical, cocks a sympathetic ear. It's been an encouraging campaign. Any homophobia? " A couple of funny remarks, nothing else. " Any fear of Kinnock? " Mmm... we talk about the team. " Smith takes a measured line with floaters: " I think we need a change of government... " It's time for a change. It's time for Labour. I 'm almost believing it could happen. They may be believing it, too, on the Meadowell estate, North Shields. But it isn't that easy to tell. At 8.30 on a weekday morning, 292 with rain swirling spitefully down, the focal point of the joyride riots seems almost devoid of life. There is only one point of relief. Bizarrely, it's a pork butcher's shop, and there's more to this business than a bacon slicer and a few trays of pies. As well as pork, you

1.8.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994) Oh! sister I saw the bells go down. Saunders-Veness, Frances. Lewes, East Sussex: The Title Book Guild Ltd, 1989, pp. 7-73. 1596 s-units. ID Symbol B2E

We were getting very good trainees from Southern Ireland, but they were too busy with actual nursing. I took my stationery and reported for duty there. We had about twenty casualties from our own immediate district. I think the Germans had been after " Salt Peter ", but they got the empty coal yard and one or two small buses instead. Putting on my best bedside manner, I went to the cheerful locals. They were now sitting up, most of them. The sun had pierced through the mist, and they were not believing their good luck at being alive, and being cared for by the beautiful colleens. " Well, Sir, " I said to one man, " may I have your name, address and next of kin, please. " This was given, then I said " You were the gentleman who was brought in from the " Cock " are you not? " " Good heavens, no, lady " came the indignant reply. " I was fire-watching in the coal yard. " (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) His woman. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. 2239 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY1

Register W_fict_prose collected, when a voice that definitely wasn't Jimmy's cut in. " Leithia Everett? " questioned an all- masculine voice that didn't belong to any of her fellow workers either -- though somehow it seemed to be a voice she'd heard somewhere recently. Unhurriedly she turned round, her head coming up. Then, for the second time in the short span that she had known the man, her mouth fell open. Shock flooded her as she stared at the tall, dark-haired, dark-eyed man, who seemed in those initial moments not to be believing his eyes either. " Ye gods! " he grated. " Not you! " " W-what are you doing here? " she choked, her intelligence trying to tell her something, while with everything she had she didn't want to listen. She had noticed before that the man whom she'd dubbed Cousin Naylor had a penchant for answering only such queries as he considered he would. He did it again when, leaving her question hanging, he stepped closer, studied her scraped-back hairstyle (also temporariness)

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Date (1975-1984) A bad spell for the worst witch. Murphy, Jill. Harmondsworth: Puffin, 1988, pp. 7-128. Title 752 s-units. ID Symbol CCA

Register W_fict_prose is a frog sometimes seen near the pond in the backyard, and I've heard that it's really a poor first-year who--; " " I've never heard that before! " gasped Maud. " Is it true? " " I think so, " answered Mildred, though in fact she had made up the tale on the spur of the moment and it had somehow got rather out of hand. To be honest, Mildred's stories often got rather out of hand, when she would find, to her dismay, that the whole class was listening and believing every word. She just couldn't say then that she'd made it all up. Poor Sybil believed every word of Mildred's story about the frog and she burst into renewed and even noisier sobs, so deafening that Maud and Mildred thought it best to scurry away, leaving Clarice to offer comfort. " Mildred! Maudie! Yoo hoo! It's me! " Enid Nightshade, the new girl who arrived last term and was now their friend, came zooming over the treetops and screeched to (also repetition)

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

Register W_fict_prose heart gave a most unexpected flutter, he promptly took charge of her problem and, pointing to a patch of ground a little way over to the right, instructed, " Steer your car over there. I'll push you into some sort of position where I can overtake and then tow you to a garage. " Fabia was still in stunned surprise that her Volkswagen Polo was going to be towed by a Mercedes when the stranger went to the rear of her car and she had to snap out of her shock to steer. She was still not quite believing any of it when within half an hour her car was safely deposited at a garage. " Thank you very much for towing me here. " She turned to the stranger who had just finished talking to a mechanic who was now giving her car the once-over. " I hope I haven't held you up for too long, " she apologised quickly, realising that he could well have an appointment, and that he was on the point of leaving. But, curiously giving her inordinate pleasure (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Belfast Telegraph]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 3746 s-units.

ID Symbol K2D

Pete Sampras. Earlier, Wimbledon champion Sampras opened the day's programme with a solid 6-4 7-5 2-6 7-6 victory over Czech Daniel Vacek. Courtney in Manx double JAMES Courtney became the first man to win the Manx Grand Prix Lightweight, Junior and Newcomers Lightweight races when he completed a double in the Isle of Man yesterday. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) How to combat alcoholism & addiction. Lefever, Robert. UK: Promis Books Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 1-119. 1747 s-units. ID Symbol G3D

Register W_non_ac_soc_science primary sufferer rather than accept his or her own powerlessness over the lives of other people and accept the need for personal recovery, are all still in the active phase of the disease even if they are regularly attending meetings of an appropriate Anonymous Fellowship. Their minds have never been sufficiently clear of the substance or process of addiction to be in any significant degree of recovery. When they get drunk, have a binge, take on yet another new project or make even more plans for someone else's recovery, they are not relapsing; they are still suffering, still believing that they can compromise with the concept of powerlessness over mind-altering substances or behaviours. They have not yet accepted the defeat that is the essential component of the first of the 12 steps. This does not mean that they should not attend the Anonymous Fellowships. On the contrary, the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop the addiction. Further, it is only in the Fellowships that they will get sufficient identification with other sufferers to be able to see that there is hope for recovery when they (also duration and stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

Jesus the Liberator, Jesus the Soul Man, Jesus the Blessed Master, Jesus the revolutionary, Jesus the archetypal poor man, Jesus the Great Prophet. The array is bewildering and the effect is numbing. After all, how do we know that our own picture of Jesus is necessarily right, especially when we realize that we too bring assumptions to faith? Perhaps we are more shortsighted than we think? Perhaps what we believe today is no better than the Sunday-school notions we were forced to discard yesterday and is different to us only because we are believing it today? Will today's faith look as embarrassing if we look back on it tomorrow? The train of thought that begins like this is as slippery as an eel, and the only effective way to catch it is to examine the truth of the matter. This is the only test -- to unleash doubt on doubts, to examine the matter and to see where the truth lies. The trouble with most of the " modern Christs " is not that they are anti-Christian but that they are unhistorical (also temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title [Leeds United e-mail list]. 4079 s-units.

ID Symbol J1H

Register W_email the league above us in 1965 by 0.00001 of a goal difference and yet criticise our 1992 title when we won it by several clear points. Man United's owners the Edwards family made his fortune flogging rotten meat to school kitchens. Will this do? Tim From: Date: Mon, 1 Nov 93 11:20 GMT emailinc Oh... I could hold my own against ANY scum supporter. Do you want one-liners or just topics of converstion?? a few suggestions... 1) Hype. They are all hype, and unluckily for them... the players are believing it. Its gon na be one hefty fall. 2) Giggs. How can he be this world class player... when he is a winger but cant even cross the ball?? When his bollocks drop hell slow down just like sharpe did. All sharpe does these days is score a few goals... he cant beat players for pace down the line anymore. 3) Hughes. Haircut 4) Ince. Haircut. Forehead. 5) Crappy defence with NO cover. Can you believe that

Date (1985-1994) The other side of paradise. Barber, Noel. London: Coronet Books, 1992, pp. 3-108. Title 2559 s-units. ID Symbol CHG

Register W_fict_prose uncontrollable spasm of painful cramp, and I smiled, took one hand, stroked his face, wet with sweat, and said, " Be patient and brave. " " You didn't tell me this, " said Alec to Miss Sowerby. " Never thought to mention it, " she retorted, po-faced again. " I may be old-fashioned, " Alec sighed, " but I hate experimenting in a lonely spot like this. " " We're not experimenting, Alec, " I cried, my voice filled with passion, " we 're believing -- Miss Sowerby and me. Yes, even Miss Sowerby -- " and breaking the tension I smiled to her and said, " Sorry about the " even ". " " Well. " I could see that Alec was hesitating. " If anything does go wrong -- " " You're not afraid of a report on unprofessional conduct? If you are, I'll sign now that I've tried this treatment without your approval. " For a moment another thought crossed my mind (also the moment of speaking and stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

1.8.3. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) Oh! sister I saw the bells go down. Saunders-Veness, Frances. Lewes, East Sussex: The Title Book Guild Ltd, 1989, pp. 7-73. 1596 s-units. ID Symbol B2E

296 luck at being alive, and being cared for by the beautiful colleens. " Well, Sir, " I said to one man, " may I have your name, address and next of kin, please. " This was given, then I said " You were the gentleman who was brought in from the " Cock " are you not? " " Good heavens, no, lady " came the indignant reply. " I was fire-watching in the coal yard. " (also emotional colouring)

Date (1985-1994) The other side of paradise. Barber, Noel. London: Coronet Books, 1992, pp. 3-108. Title 2559 s-units. ID Symbol CHG

Register W_fict_prose uncontrollable spasm of painful cramp, and I smiled, took one hand, stroked his face, wet with sweat, and said, " Be patient and brave. " " You didn't tell me this, " said Alec to Miss Sowerby. " Never thought to mention it, " she retorted, po-faced again. " I may be old-fashioned, " Alec sighed, " but I hate experimenting in a lonely spot like this. " " We're not experimenting, Alec, " I cried, my voice filled with passion, " we 're believing -- Miss Sowerby and me. Yes, even Miss Sowerby -- " and breaking the tension I smiled to her and said, " Sorry about the " even ". " " Well. " I could see that Alec was hesitating. " If anything does go wrong -- " " You're not afraid of a report on unprofessional conduct? If you are, I'll sign now that I've tried this treatment without your approval. " For a moment another thought crossed my mind (also emotional colouring and stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

1.8.4. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994) His woman. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. 2239 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY1

297

Date (1985-1994) Herts County Council Environment committee: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 11 Jan 1994 Title with 9 partics, 441 utts ID Symbol JS8

Register S_meeting not mean capacity that hasn't been provided that is not currently in, we accept the expansion has been already occurred in the South East of the. all we are always talking about is extra capacity. The third runways into Heathrow, the extra terminals at Heathrow, the extra runways at either Stansted or Gatwick. It's those measures that we are questioning now. Now Chris made a very valid point, he said, putting terminal five on it's own is just crass stupidity and fortunately that is what it can happen. This government is not believing in integrated strategy, it never has done and it never will do and with the current the Government expansion plans it is becoming less and less likely. By the day away from us. So we are put forward indicated do we want terminal five on its own hallmarked. The answer to that surely is no. Now the position is authority together with other local authorities in this area, to start with in this authority proposes that the Stansted expanse stay there on the environment purpose, we keep hearing you

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

Date (1985-1994)

Title Marxism Today. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1841 s-units.

ID Symbol G2J

Deep down they fear we are n't believing " our " own information sources either. And not without cause. Opinion polls which have consistently reflected large majorities in favour of Britain's military role in the Gulf, have also found widespread ambivalence about the true motives for it. Despite the leading coalition partners' endless trumpeting of their unimpeachable moral purpose -- all that pious flannel about " the liberation of Kuwait " -- those believing the true purpose to be ensuring the flow of oil, has been measured at over 40%. There is another, concomitant, reason (also politeness, tentativeness)

1.8.5. Repetition

Date (1975-1984) A bad spell for the worst witch. Murphy, Jill. Harmondsworth: Puffin, 1988, pp. 7-128. Title 752 s-units. ID Symbol CCA

1.8.6. Duration

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

Register W_religion and problem-proof, but a world where doubt is never far from faith's shoulder. Consequently, a healthy understanding of doubt should go hand in hand with a healthy understanding of faith. We ourselves are called in question if we have no answer to doubt. If we constantly doubt what we believe and always believe-yet-doubt, we will be in danger of undermining our personal integrity, if not our stability. But if ours is an examined faith, we should be unafraid to doubt. If doubt is eventually justified, we were believing what clearly was not worth believing. But if doubt is answered, our faith has gown stronger still. It knows God more certainly and it can enjoy God more deeply. Obviously then, each one of us should understand doubt for God's sake and for ours. God is to be trusted yet people are doubting: that is justification enough for trying to understand doubt. But an understanding of doubt will also bring two particular benefits to the church at large. First, it will act as a safeguard against today's widespread and unnecessary (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons and immediacy in a generic statement)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Winter challenge. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 3608 s-units.

ID Symbol HA9

Register W_fict_prose of the play being acted out just a few feet away, too caught up in the playwright's words to be aware of anything else. He'd trusted her; even when everything seemed to point against her, and although he'd known her only a few short days, he'd believed in her. That was more than she'd done for Dane, she realised, feeling the first faint stirrings of doubt. She gazed at the golden-haired figure standing so tall and so proud in the centre of the stage. The kind of betrayal she'd been believing him guilty of was mean, petty-minded, and he was none of those things. But there was no way Marianne could have found out about her past other than through Dane. Questions whirled in her brain as the play progressed, unfolding its tale to an appreciative audience, yet she was no nearer to an answer as the curtain dropped for the final time after the cast had been made to take several bows. " They loved it! " Gavin's eyes shone rapturously as he ran off stage and gripped

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Belfast Telegraph]. Leisure material, pp. ??. 3746 s-units.

ID Symbol K2D

Register W_newsp_other_sports stands to kiss his wife. " I did what I could. I was fighting but it was not enough, " Edberg said. Edberg is the sixth seed to go out of the men's championship after a record five seeds were beaten in the first round. " Today I beat Stefan Edberg, the two-time defending champion here at the US Open, one of the biggest tournaments in the world, " Novacek said. " When I lost that opening game in the fourth set I said to myself " this is your match ". I was still believing in myself. " The last time a defending champion lost as 300 early as the second round of the US Open was in 1989 when Mats Wilander was picked off by a young Pete Sampras. Earlier, Wimbledon champion Sampras opened the day's programme with a solid 6-4 7-5 2-6 7-6 victory over Czech Daniel Vacek. Courtney in Manx double JAMES Courtney became the first man to win the Manx Grand Prix Lightweight, Junior and Newcomers Lightweight races when he completed a double in the Isle of Man yesterday. (also emotional colouring)

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

But none of it made any difference. She could not trust God, and in the bitterness of doubt her spirit was like darkness at noon. The doubts of these two people were entirely different, but they were both doubting God for the same reason: they did not know God as he really is. The man, however, knew that he did not know, while the girl thought that she did. Her picture of God (which came from experiences in the past) was so distorted that without realizing it she was believing a grotesque caricature of God which for sanity's sake she was forced at the same time to doubt. Fortunately, she is not in that position today. She has come to know God as he is, she is able to trust him, and her whole life reflects the difference. In later chapters (such as chapter six) we will examine doubts like these in depth to see how they arise and how they can be resolved. They are only two types of doubt among many others

Date (1985-1994) How to combat alcoholism & addiction. Lefever, Robert. UK: Promis Books Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 1-119. 1747 s-units. ID Symbol G3D

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1.8.7. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Statesman and Society. London: Foundation House, 1992, pp. ??. 2333 s-units.

ID Symbol CAF

They emit a collage of accents: Irish, Caribbean, Turkish, Islington-white. The candidate, faintly clerical, cocks a sympathetic ear. It's been an encouraging campaign. Any homophobia? " A couple of funny remarks, nothing else. " Any fear of Kinnock? " Mmm... we talk about the team. " Smith takes a measured line with floaters: " I think we need a change of government... " It's time for a change. It's time for Labour. I'm almost believing it could happen. They may be believing it, too, on the Meadowell estate, North Shields. But it isn't that easy to tell. At 8.30 on a weekday morning, with rain swirling spitefully down, the focal point of the joyride riots seems almost devoid of life. There is only one point of relief. Bizarrely, it's a pork butcher's shop, and there's more to this business than a bacon slicer and a few trays of pies. As well as pork, you can buy milk, sweets, crisps and (also politeness, tentativeness and a matter of course)

Date (1985-1994) Introduction to contemporary epistemology. Dancy, Johnathan. Oxford: Blackwell, Title 1992, pp. ??. 1760 s-units. ID Symbol F9K

Register W_ac_hum_arts that I now know that my children are playing in the garden, because the second added truth negates the defeating powers of the first. But there remain problems for this new notion of defeasibility. First, in 302 talking of adding all truths at once we seem to have moved firmly into the realm of fiction. Indeed, do we have any suitable conception of " all the truths "? Second, it seems on this criterion that we shall never have more than the slenderest of reasons to believe that we know something; for in believing this we are believing that when all the truths are in, our justification will remain, and it looks as if much more is required to support that belief than is required to support an ordinary claim to know. Reliability A different approach diverts our attention away from the relation between the proposition claimed as knowledge and other false beliefs which should have been true or other truths which should have been believed. It is sometimes suggested that a justified true belief can be knowledge when it derives from a reliable method (also immediacy in a generic statement)

Date (1985-1994) How to combat alcoholism & addiction. Lefever, Robert. UK: Promis Books Ltd, 1988, Title pp. 1-119. 1747 s-units. ID Symbol G3D

Date (1985-1994) The other side of paradise. Barber, Noel. London: Coronet Books, 1992, pp. 3-108. Title 2559 s-units. ID Symbol CHG

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1.8.8. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) Harpers & Queen. London: The National Magazine Company Ltd, 1990, pp. ??. 2935 s- Title units. ID Symbol G2E

The Princess learned a lot from her husband about how to talk to the members of the general public. Each Royal has their own " trick " of how to make the person they are talking to feel good. The Queen is very quick at picking up a clue and following it through without giving the game away. For example, anyone presenting someone to her should give her half the story: " This is so-and-so. He's won a prize. What was it for? ", and within two minutes the prize-winner will be believing that she knew all about him and had indeed been specially looking forward to meeting him. The Duke of Edinburgh has a different line. He asks people what they do and repeats it back to them. " What do you do, then? " " I'm the man who stokes the boilers " " Ah, you're the boiler-stoker are you? " The man will swiftly think that the Duke knew all along. Somehow hearing it from the Duke's own lips bestows upon his chosen occupation

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Statesman and Society. London: Foundation House, 1992, pp. ??. 2333 s-units.

ID Symbol CAF

1.8.9. Immediacy in a generic statement

Date (1975-1984)

Title Doubt. Guinness, Os. Tring, Herts: Lion Pub. plc, 1976, pp. 7-115. 1998 s-units.

ID Symbol C8V

304 called in question if we have no answer to doubt. If we constantly doubt what we believe and always believe-yet-doubt, we will be in danger of undermining our personal integrity, if not our stability. But if ours is an examined faith, we should be unafraid to doubt. If doubt is eventually justified, we were believing what clearly was not worth believing. But if doubt is answered, our faith has gown stronger still. It knows God more certainly and it can enjoy God more deeply. Obviously then, each one of us should understand doubt for God's sake and for ours. God is to be trusted yet people are doubting: that is justification enough for trying to understand doubt. But an understanding of doubt will also bring two particular benefits to the church at large. First, it will act as a safeguard against today's widespread and unnecessary (also duration and stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1985-1994) Introduction to contemporary epistemology. Dancy, Johnathan. Oxford: Blackwell, Title 1992, pp. ??. 1760 s-units. ID Symbol F9K

Register W_ac_hum_arts that I now know that my children are playing in the garden, because the second added truth negates the defeating powers of the first. But there remain problems for this new notion of defeasibility. First, in talking of adding all truths at once we seem to have moved firmly into the realm of fiction. Indeed, do we have any suitable conception of " all the truths "? Second, it seems on this criterion that we shall never have more than the slenderest of reasons to believe that we know something; for in believing this we are believing that when all the truths are in, our justification will remain, and it looks as if much more is required to support that belief than is required to support an ordinary claim to know. Reliability A different approach diverts our attention away from the relation between the proposition claimed as knowledge and other false beliefs which should have been true or other truths which should have been believed. It is sometimes suggested that a justified true belief can be knowledge when it derives from a reliable method (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

1.9. Realise

1.9.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994) Abbey Life training session: employee training (Busn). Rec. on 21 Jan 1994 with 2 Title partics, 186 utts ID Symbol KGL

I'm sorry I can't make it this Tuesday, I'm tied up, but I have got next Tuesday, if Tuesday's the best night for you. Yes, O K then, right, because it's more than a week away, I'll give you a bell close to the time, just to make sure you, everything's alright. O K, Peter, just send a confirmation. Yes? Don't break that appointment, it's to your benefit anyway that you don't. By the way, are you realising that this week is for setting up appointments for next week. Try and get that going as soon as possible. Do you understand this? All this week is for is going on appointments I've made last week, and for setting up my appointments for next week. It's given me five clear working days to set up my appointments for next week. So I'm working on what we call a rolling week. Other personal things might be that Tommy, your little lad has a school

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1.9.2. Emotional colouring

Date (1985-1994)

Title 7 convs rec. by `Gill' (PS0BK) on 15 Jan 1992 with 5 i's, 1274 utts

ID Symbol KC7

Register S_conv a buzz off it or whatever but Oh you do get a total buzz off it Yeah I reckon. Especially if it, especially if it's someone that you're snogging as well. I do love this tape, I really love it. Janet gave it to Frank for Christmas. Ha! make it and I just can't take it No I'm so, I'm so lucky I've met the people I've met, you know, so lucky. I really am . Yeah, I often think that actually. I really am realizing it now. And if I hadn't met the people I've met, I think I'd've been a very frustrated person cos erm, even though you can think of something, un unless, if you have other people you can go, if you say to somebody you could say, oh God, you know let's do this and this and this, or I think, really think this or this and someone else goes yes I do Yeah. as well, I agree with you Yeah. (also change of meaning and the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) Film and the working class: the feature film in British and American society. Stead, Title Peter. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, 1989, pp. 1-90. 1010 s-units. ID Symbol CLS

Register W_ac_soc_science was inevitable that political authorities would become involved in some regulation of the industry even if it was only to be a question of safety and fire regulations, but what made the movies even more into a public issue was that they became a mass activity precisely at the moment when political parties and social agencies were more concerned than ever before with how the masses could be accommodated within cities. A new and distinctive chapter was opening in relationships between the masses, more numerous, more literate, and better organized than ever before, and middle-class organizations and agencies who were realizing more urgently than ever before that new initiatives were needed to bridge the great abyss of class. This new era which opened the century in both Britain and America was to be characterized by an increased politicization of the city as political parties widened their hold, by an increased interest in every aspect of city life, and by increased regulation through political and philanthropic agencies. The movies could not hope to escape, especially as they had accumulated a mass audience in one great swoop that bypassed the schools (also change of meaning and duration)

1.9.3. Change of meaning

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 4003 s-units.

ID Symbol K21

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The helikite works very well. Voice over Making the aerial birdscarers is keeping Sandy Alsopp busy. He only launched the helikite earlier in the summer, and it's already being used by more than forty farmers. He's even had inquiries from abroad. It seems despite the recession, this is one business that's definitely taking off. Read in studio (HARRIET AD LIB) (WES) Still to come on Central News, a dream come true Read in studio Welcome back. A few lucky people have been realising a lifetime's dream -- mounting the footplate of the world's most famous engine. (HARRIET NEXT) Now you can buy your way into the driver's cab of the Flying Scotsman -- but it doesn't come cheap. Video-Taped report follows TIM HURST/Toddington BRIAN GILMORE/Pupil GEOFF LACEY/Driving Instructor JOANNE DAWSON/Certificated Fireman (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Independent, elect. edn. of 19891003]. Foreign material, pp. ??. 1036 s-units.

ID Symbol A1V

Register W_newsp_brdsht_nat_report party secretary opened the meeting by welcoming the Lublin first secretary, and announcing the presence of a Western journalist. " Comrade Rakowski (the party leader) set the precedent for this by allowing some foreign journalists into the last meeting of the Central Committee, " he explained nervously. The Opole meeting was dominated by elderly party members, who refused to talk about such problems as names, new programmes, and new membership laws. " I want to talk about socialism, " said one. " This new government, what is it doing? Is it realising the socialist ideals that we stood for? Before I joined the party 46 years ago, there wasn't even a paved road from Lublin to Warsaw. " Throughout the day, Mr Springer diligently took notes, nodding when members complained that the Communists had no economic programme to match Solidarity's, and when others questioned the acceptance of privatisation. Later, Mr Springer said he had attended dozens of these meetings in recent weeks all over his district. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Smiths. Middles, Mick. London: Omnibus Press, 1988, pp. 3-124. 2377 s-units.

ID Symbol ART

Register W_biography in the cover of the magazine when, of course, it should have been graced by the familiar features of Elsie Tanner. Although the piece was a well balanced probe into the Phoenix career (and an immensely interesting career it is too), one was left with the feeling that she wouldn't have been there had it not been for the status of her interviewer. Just how Morrissey will come to terms with this problem is a matter for some speculation. Maybe he is content just to pay tribute to his personal media icons. Maybe he is merely realising the ambitions of a fan. " We are the best band in the world. There is nobody better. " (Andy Rourke.) " We are the only truly controversial band of the eighties. " (Johnny Marr.) The Smiths have always laid great claims to their art. All four band members share the belief that nobody can match the measure of commitment and unity to be found within The Smiths. Possibly this is a direct result of the speed of their ascent. (also temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994) Aromatherapy massage with essential oils. Wildwood, Christine. Shaftesbury, Dorset: Title Element Books Ltd, 1992, pp. 1-124. 1973 s-units. ID Symbol B06

Take a daily walk in the park and breathe deeply. These precious moments of breathing in the scents of grass, trees and flowers will help to bring about a state of harmony to a bustling mind and jangled nervous system. SPIRIT One way of defining the spiritual aspect of " self " is to say it is our purpose for living. Without purpose, we become depressed or apathetic; life then appears bleak and meaningless. Even when we do not follow a conscious spiritual path in terms of a religious faith, we may in fact be realising our purpose in some other way. It could be through an art-form or simply by a love of nature. Or more actively perhaps, by working towards the realisation of a humanitarian ideal. MIND-BODY-SPIRIT If you are experiencing difficulty in any of the key areas of life listed below, the chances are that you are not experiencing whole health. All of these aspects are interrelated and, as such, are not listed in any order of importance, nor is this list in any way comprehensive. (also a matter of course and immediacy in a generic statement)

Date (1985-1994) My beloved son. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1992, pp. 85-221. 2482 s- Title units. ID Symbol CFY

As Carrie was pouring out the tea, Mr Carver came back into the room, followed by his wife, and he said to Mick, " Stay out of that scullery from now on. D' you hear me? " " Aye, Uncle. " Mr Carver gulped through his tea, then muttered, " Well, I'm away. Are you ready, Carrie? " " Yes, Uncle. " As Joe watched her put on her coat and hat he experienced a keen sense of disappointment, for he was realising it had been in his mind to escort her to work. Whether Mick would have proposed this he did not know; he only knew that the desire had been there; but it seemed to be the pattern that she and her uncle left together at dinnertime. She was standing in front of him and when, conventionally, she held out her hand towards him, saying, " Goodbye, then, " he hesitated for a moment; then his arm jerked forward and he was holding her hand. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Conspiracy of love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4452 s-units. ID Symbol JXT

The eyes that burned through her seemed to hold her like rivets. It was just like before, back at the jetty, only this time it was a hundred times worse. Then he smiled again and she felt his arms tighten, drawing her ever so gently against him. " While we're waiting, " he said, " how about this? " Ronni felt something inside her switch on like a light bulb. It was as sudden and dramatic and undeniable as that. For the next moment he was kissing her and she was instantly realising that nothing quite so exciting had ever 308 happened to her before. The lips that covered hers were soft and warm and salty. She loved the taste of them. She loved the way they felt. With a sigh, Ronni pressed her own lips against them, feeling sparks of electricity skitter down her spine. Or perhaps it was his fingers that were having that effect. As his hands caressed her back, the long strong fingers kneaded and moulded every vertebra along the way. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) His woman. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. 2239 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY1

Register W_fict_prose man thought she and Travis were sleeping together. It was then, when she thought about it, that she decided that she was just a little fed up with the bossy brute. All she'd done was to try and help Travis a little at a very bad time in his life, and just look at the aggravation she was getting for her trouble! " Who says he wants to leave? " she hurled back, realising from the way he had taken Travis's jacket that he intended to take Travis with him. His cousin, she was quickly realising , though, was a man who had an aversion to answering any but selected questions. His chin was jutting with yet more aggression, at any rate, as, ignoring that question, he asked one of his own. " Are you seriously interested in Travis? " he demanded. Pinned suddenly by the man's dark gaze, Leith was all at once certain that Travis's cousin had made up his mind in advance that she was more interested in Travis's financial status than Travis himself. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) His woman. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. 2239 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY1

Whatever, it was plain he did not like it. Though, ever a man to confuse her, he greeted her pleasantly, " Good morning, darling, " and, in case she hadn't got the message that the endearment was only on account of their audience, " I've just been telling my uncle that we'll be leaving after breakfast. " Conversely, when that was just what she wanted, suddenly Leith felt alarm that her weekend with Naylor would so soon be over. Being in love, she was realising , made a complete and utter nonsense of everything. " Are you sure you have to go so soon? " Cicely protested over breakfast. " I wish we could stay, Aunt, " Naylor replied charmingly, and took her mind away from him by asking, " Did Travis come home last night? " " Oh, yes, " she answered lightly, and turning to Leith, " I'm afraid Travis doesn't always surface to join us for breakfast on Sunday morning. " (also duration)

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Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

So OK, she hadn't been the best dinner companion in the world that evening, but she hadn't asked him to take her out, he had asked her. Quite clearly, though, he could hardly wait until they got back to their hotel before he dumped her. Fabia reached Ven's suite and let herself in, walked across the sitting-room and into her bedroom where she sat down on the edge of the bed, and felt, for the moment, defeated. Love, she was swiftly realising , was hell -- being in love was hell! For, while her pride was up in arms that plainly Ven would have preferred to take someone else out to dinner -- had that " someone else " been free -- what was really getting to Fabia was nothing but common-or-garden, out-and-out jealousy. Well, good luck to him! she fumed, as she shot from the bed, collected her toilet-bag and night attire and went furiously to the bathroom to take a shower. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Status: what it is and how to achieve it. Davies, Philippa. London: Piatkus Books, 1991, Title pp. 30-134. 2381 s-units. ID Symbol CEF

Register W_non_ac_soc_science odd that most of Sir Robin's victims were politicians, though...). They'll ask two-part questions: " What made you leave then, and why did you choose to move to --? ": leading questions: " The company was in a terrible mess then -- what part do you think your department played? "; and " why? " questions which require justification and can be asked ad infinitum: " Why did you change jobs then? " " I wanted more of a challenge. " " Why? " " I was n't realising my potential. " " Why? "... and so on. If this type of interviewer senses a weak spot he or she will hang on in there -- mercilessly. The creep The insecurity that the interviewer experiences may cause them to smile manically; to talk too much, when he or she should be able to take responsibility for pauses; to do a really hard sell on behalf of the company; to over- react with approval to the interviewee, giving them, unfairly, the impression that they've got the job (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Smiths. Middles, Mick. London: Omnibus Press, 1988, pp. 3-124. 2377 s-units.

ID Symbol ART

The Ritz is a genuine twenties dancehall which once played host to all the giants of the jazz era. In 1982 it began to challenge the Haçienda as the alternative modern performance hall. Strangely, The Ritz attracted a punkier, rowdier crowd altogether. Secondly, Blue Rondo represented everything that the newly constituted foursome had pledged to hate. Blue Rondo was the instant vision of a marketing campaign. Hip to the cocktail circuit, they had used their many contacts to construct a massive hype, especially in the fashion press. Blue Rondo was fast realising that British youth could not be moulded from lentil 310 burger gorged bodies in Covent Garden offices. That said, they did attract an audience decked out in all the cool of high fashion. One day, as Johnny Marr sat patiently in Morrissey's flat, Morrissey produced a large piece of card with the words " The Smiths " scratched across. Morrissey didn't produce it necessarily as a potential name for the foursome but Marr's reaction was ecstatic. Together they allowed their enthusiasm to formulate seemingly perfect reasons (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Bradford Metropolitan Council: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with an Title unknown number of partics, 123 utts ID Symbol JJD

Register S_meeting medicine is carrying on the same way as it has done before but we're addressing issues like quality and standards and timing and waiting lists in a way we haven't done before. I don't expect you to know this because you don't work there. I do. So perhaps you'll take it from me The truth, the truth is, the truth is that more and more people and organisations are realising the benefits of local control of N H S hospitals, as in the Trust hospitals. The public and especially hospital consultants are rapidly realising and acknowledging that Trust hospital status is a genuine attempt to address local health needs which is providing increasingly successful health care. If we look at cons sa take consultant's views, I'm afraid that hospital consultants are not the quickest to grasp the advantages of reform. They didn't want the Health Service in the first place but we rapidly came round to it. We didn't want the reforms it seems but now sixty to seventy percent of consultants are wanting the reforms. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994) Bradford Metropolitan Council: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with an Title unknown number of partics, 123 utts ID Symbol JJD

It's not my experience, sitting there in the in the clinics. The practice of medicine is carrying on the same way as it has done before but we're addressing issues like quality and standards and timing and waiting lists in a way we haven't done before. I don't expect you to know this because you don't work there. I do. So perhaps you'll take it from me The truth, the truth is, the truth is that more and more people and organisations are realising the benefits of local control of N H S hospitals, as in the Trust hospitals. The public and especially hospital consultants are rapidly realising and acknowledging that Trust hospital status is a genuine attempt to address local health needs which is providing increasingly successful health care. If we look at cons sa take consultant's views, I'm afraid that hospital consultants are not the quickest to grasp the advantages of reform. They didn't want the Health Service in the first place but we rapidly came round to it (also duration)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Arts material, pp. ??. 3425 s-units.

ID Symbol K4P

Tabkay, originally from Devon, is a self-taught carpenter. " I do some cabinet-making and joinery which produces a small income but most of my work is for the centre. I mainly make shrine cabinets and meditation tables, " he said. He is among those who are also learning Tibetan because most of the teachings haven't been translated into English, he says. People from all walks of life are joining the Buddhist faith, which, says Tabkay, is no longer seen as an eastern religion. " And more and more people are realising you don't have to put on Indian clothes to be a Buddhist. " Tabkay, who is mid-way through a teacher-training programme lasting between seven and eight years, added: " We don't try to go out and preach. We don't force anything on any one. " People are very welcome to come and see what the teachings are about without any obligation. " Kilnwith Percy Hall regularly opens its doors to visitors for weekend courses and summer schools, said Tabkay, whose Darlington sessions attract (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Commerce material, pp. ??. 5053 s-units.

ID Symbol K5H

Sixty years on and the market has grown considerably. The research company Mintel estimates that the business-to-business incentives and promotions market alone is worth a staggering £1.32 billion, while the Institute of Sales Promotion values overall expenditure at over £7 billion. The magazine Campaign reckons that sales promotion agencies are outperforming every other marketing services sector. The errant child of the mid 1980s, says Campaign, has now ascended to near the top of the marketing class. While manufacturers were perceived as the traditional users of sales promotion, now retailers and financial institutions are realising that these techniques can help build business. As Steve Bevan, editor of Sales Promotion magazine says: " Companies are now using sales promotion on a more strategic basis, ensuring it ties in with an overall brand strategy. Sales promotion used to be the preserve of the junior brand manager but now companies are beginning to understand the importance of trade and consumer promotions. They are briefing consultancies sooner and are doing so at a more senior level. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 11230 s-units.

ID Symbol CEP

England's World Cup group, everyone has been able to see their quality. Liverpool have been putting hard-tackling left-back Stig Bjorbye through his paces at Anfield, while members of Norway's Under-21 side who beat England last month have been on trial at Leeds, Sheffield United, Oldham and Forest. Spurs keeper Erik Thorstvedt says English clubs are suddenly realising there are bargains galore in Norway. " It's becoming a craze, " he said. " I think being in England's group has a lot to do with it. " Norwegian football is semi-professional by law, so English clubs don't have to pay big wages and the fee for a top player is only about £400,000. What's more, every Norwegian international wants to play here. " The guy who scored for us at Wembley, Kjetil Rekdal, is mad about English football. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hair Flair. London: Shaws Pub. Ltd, 1992, pp. ??. 705 s-units.

ID Symbol CGM

Toothbrushes are becoming more technically advanced and the revolutionary Braun Oral B Plaque Remover gets top toothbrush marks. It has been developed in conjunction with leading dental experts and a two minute brush with the Oral B is equivalent to six minutes with an ordinary toothbrush. BE A BIG SOFTIE Thick Skinned? It seems so. Men's skin is thicker than woman's and ages at a slower rate. In fact, men's wrinkles only start to show from their mid-thirties. Even with this infuriating advantage, more and more men are realising the importance of a good skin care routine and are insisting on quality skin care products. Hollyhocks is a collection of cosmetics designed specifically for the man who doesn't need a macho image -- the whole range is based on English country garden flowers. You'll find delights such as Midsummer Night's Dream, a fabulous foaming bubble bath and shower gel scented with strawberries and roses plus Florabunda, softening hand and body lotion for men. Call free on for a catalogue. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title BBC Good Food. London: Redwood Pub., 1991, pp. ??. 3142 s-units.

ID Symbol H06

As Professor James explains, " By issuing these separate recommendations for complex carbohydrates and free sugars, the intention of the report is to stress the many specific advantages of a high intake of complex carbohydrates. the report also looks at the health risks linked to eating excess sugar, notably sucrose and sugar-based sweeteners. " Lean with greens Sugar and fat are also frowned on in the report because they can more easily lead to obesity than some other foods. " We are slowly realising that fat is a very effective means of making you put on weight. There seems to be a metabolic susceptibility to becoming fat on a high fat diet. But there is no such susceptibility on a high fruit and vegetable diet, " says Professor James. " Therefore if you switch to a diet high in fruit, vegetables and cereals, it will bring your weight down without the agony of constantly checking and restricting yourself. " In order to slim, people have to change their lifestyle permanently. (also duration)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Sky (April 89). UK: News International-Hachette, pp. ??. 1517 s-units.

ID Symbol HSJ

Register W_pop_lore who think it will be severely abused for a good many years to come, new agers are optimistic. They believe that since the Age of Aquarius started, people are beginning to be a lot nicer to each other a lot more responsible, caring and understanding. " The world's changing, " says Zerrer. " Its affecting everyone. People are becoming responsible for their own happiness and health, and for what's happening to the planet. " " It's the age of enlightenment so people are getting enlightened. They're becoming more aware. Some people are realising that there's a lot more to life than paying your rent and having your American Express card, " says Margo, conveniently forgetting about the discreet stickers near the cash desk encouraging clients to pay by American Express and Mastercharge. New agers are a little vague about how the Age of Aquarius actually happened, but a few years ago, at the end of the selfish age of Pisces, there was, according to Margo, " a lot of planetary alignment ". (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) In other words: a coursebook on translation. Baker, M. London: Routledge & Kegan Title Paul plc, 1992, pp. ??. 2025 s-units. ID Symbol FRL

Register W_ac_soc_science likely a translation of an Italian text) which appeared in the Alitalia in-flight magazine (February 1991, 20–1). What inspired that rebellious young poet called Rimbaud? What drove him to reach into the innermost part of his soul in search of the undiscovered? It allowed him to take words that already existed and yet express himself in a completely new way. Some creators are brave enough to realise their dreams without compromise. It is men like this who created the MX-5 in 1989. By ignoring the rules they are constantly reshaping the future. Even now they are realising a new dream. They work for Mazda. The Mazda text has the same feel of awkwardness and lack of orientation about it as Halliday's constructed example. To start with, none of the themes seem to link in with a previous theme or rheme; each sentence seems to stand on its own in a sort of vacuum. For instance, the theme of the third sentence, It, does not relate to either of the previous themes or rhemes. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) What every woman should know about retirement. Franks, Helen (ed). Age Concern Title England, 1987, pp. 16-115. 1463 s-units. ID Symbol B3G

Register W_non_ac_soc_science be divided equally before carrying them, so that there is no one-sided strain -- and remember not to twist your back as you dump shopping on to a car seat. Sleep on a firm mattress -- or, better still, a plank under the mattress. It may be that osteopathy or chiropractic could help; and both osteopaths and chiropractors have had a long training which includes medical education and qualifies them to give valuable help with backache. Although some doctors carry on the tradition of the medical profession in refusing to accept 314 these " outsiders ", more are now realising that osteopaths and chiropractors can relieve pain. So if you ask your doctor about extra help, don't accept a negative response, unless he/she is able to explain why these alternative methods would not help you. Your doctor may be able to recommend an osteopath or chiropractor, or you may be able to find one through a friend or in the Yellow Pages. Check with the relevant professional organisation that the one you choose is registered, and is therefore properly qualified. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Church planting: our future hope. Cleverly, Charlie. London: Scripture Union, 1991, pp. Title 9-141. 2305 s-units. ID Symbol C8L

Do you quench the Holy Spirit? Don't you feel the need to pray? Are you feeding on the word of God At the start of every day? Send your manna, Lord, Here in the desert. Your living water in this barren land. Give us the words to say... Give us the love to share. There's another kind of famine, But the Lord can lead his people by the hand. If my people... Behind all these initiatives, the new church needs to pray. We are only just realising that this is the first calling from which all else must flow. But we also discover that, far from being a burden, prayer is a refreshment and a joy. Sometimes we have emerged after a four hour session praying for revival to gulp down the night air with such joy and satisfaction as can only come when we know we have been with God. There is a growing desire in the churches for holiness, and that holiness will be marked by prayer. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Advertising Standards Authority]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 2434 s-units.

ID Symbol CFV

Register W_advert a new Exhibition level at Olympia, new restaurants and now Earls Court 2 -- a brand new 17,000 sq m hall -- these are all part of our recent investment programme. Now we have over 103,000 sq m of space for the UK's leading exhibitions and conferences right in the heart of London. Ring Chris Vaughan on and find out how our investment could pay dividends for you. EARLS COURT OLYMPIA Rank Xerox WHY WE'D LIKE TO TAKE OVER PART OF YOUR COMPANY In business, you can't be expert at everything. That's why many leading companies are now realising what Rank Xerox Facilities Management can offer. Put simply, it means that your total reprographics facilities are taken over by the experts. You've no worries about equipment, administration, staffing or supplies. And the quality of service is actually guaranteed. Most important, the service is tailored to meet your needs, on or off site. And your paperwork is reduced to just one invoice a month. (also temporariness)

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Title [Advertising Standards Authority]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 2434 s-units.

ID Symbol CFV

And one Chemical Sales Manager said he increased his company profit on his next deal by more than three times his own salary! (For an independent opinion of the programme, a list of referees from a range of different industries is available on request.) The whole company can benefit. At General Electric, renowned for it's own in-house training seminars, 90 per cent of the employees called the Karrass seminar their most significant career training ever. And now, European companies are realising that negotiating skills are essential to ALL aspects of executive decision making -- both within as well as outside the company. When your sales, marketing, purchasing, finance and production people are all speaking the same language, it pays real dividends. Not only can they support the " lead " negotiator to the hilt, they can also improve their personal skills on many levels, which means better co-operation within the organisation. A skill for life. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Sales technique and management. Lancaster, G and Jobber, D.. London: Pitman Pub, Title 1992, pp. 63-171. 2684 s-units. ID Symbol K94

(i) price reductions; (ii) vouchers or coupons; (iii) gifts; (iv) competitions; (v) lotteries; (vi) cash bonuses. In turn the techniques can cover: (i) consumer promotions; (ii) trade promotions; (iii) sales force promotions; (iv) sponsorship. The importance of sales promotions has increased steadily since the 1960s, as has the sophistication of methods used. It is sometimes implied that sales promotion is a second rate or peripheral marketing activity, but companies are increasingly realising the importance of a well-planned and coordinated programme of sales promotion. Within the United Kingdom, sales promotional activities have matured since the late 1960s. At that time few attempts were made to measure the effectiveness of such activity, and advertising agencies tended to branch out into sales promotions with the aim of offering an all-inclusive package to their clients in an attempt to combat competition from the emerging sales promotion agencies. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Leeds United e-mail list]. 1598 s-units.

ID Symbol J1J

Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1993 08:58:49–0600 Subject: Canaries at home Fact: Norwich's record at home thus far is 2 wins, 3 drawn, 2 losses. They have only scored 3 and let in 4 at home. So can we do the job tonight? Won't be easy but I predict a 3–2 win. Joo From: Date: Mon, 13 Dec 93 15:19:38 GMT Subject: Re: Cantona emailinc Well, I'm glad to see more & more people are realising that Keegan is a complete twat! Like he handles his team so well his top striker pisses off home the day of a cup match & they get 316 knocked out -- that's what I call top quality management!!! Newcastle are a team that are pushing Scum close as " bastards I most hope get demoted to division 3 & loose a play off final to Scarborough ". This is mainly because of Keegan (but partly'cos my wife's family are Geordies) as I actually have a lot (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Ulster Dawn. Belfast: Ulster Dawn, 1991, pp. ??. 246 s-units.

ID Symbol EF9

If you call an Englishman British he would reply, " British if you must, but English first. " Here in Ulster, we've been so busy saying that we are British that we have lost our true identity. Where does your loyalty lie? With an imperialist regime that has no love for Ulster, or does your loyalty lie with Ulster and her people? If you are truly loyal to Ulster then rally behind the cry for independence. More and more Ulsterfolk are having their eyes opened and are realising that independence is the only way forward. Wake up Ulster, wise up Ulster, turn your back on the years of folly, of remaining in the UK and join the struggle for independence. Become an Ulster Movement supporter. For £12 a year you will receive five copies of each issue of Ulster Dawn, which you can then sell or give to friends or family. You'll also get a supporter's card, regular bulletins, copies of leaflets, stickers and posters that we print. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title NewsLine -- Royal Bank of Scotland. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1012 s-units.

ID Symbol GX9

Account Manager Anita Cooper. " It confirmed that I don " t exercise enough and suggested a programme of swimming and walking. I was very impressed. " Corporate Manager Ian Redpath also praised the test but admitted he, too, was told to take more exercise. Sixteen companies in the Grampian Region were visited by the fitness analysts as part of a programme to promote better health in the workplace. " The idea hasn " t needed any hard selling, " said Senior Health Promotion Executive Fiona O " Brien. " An increasing number of employers are realising that a healthy staff brings long-term benefits. " Central Branch Chief Manager David Hamilton is a member of the Business Advisory Committee of Grampian Heart Campaign. Central also have a close involvement with Aberdeen Royal Hospitals -- NHS Trust who have maintained their accounts at the Branch since April 1992. Ruth sprints back AFTER a year long lay-off because of injury, sprinter Ruth Girvin is back in action -- and back among the medals. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

317

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Title 7 convs rec. by `Gill' (PS0BK) on 15 Jan 1992 with 5 i's, 1274 utts

ID Symbol KC7

Date (1985-1994) Wycliffe and the cycle of death. Burley, W J. London: Corgi Books, 1991, pp. 42-174. Title 2980 s-units. ID Symbol GWB

Yes, he isn't a bad bloke actually; almost human. He says the bookshop is in trouble. " " Financially? " " It seems that Matthew was running the thing on too big a scale for the size of the town -- too much stock of the wrong sort and overheads too high. " Kersey lit a cigarette and with a wry grin enquired: " Am I being antisocial? " He was thawing. " Yes, but we'll live with it. What more did you get? " " Matthew has been realizing on other assets to keep the business afloat. Morse said it lent a new meaning to the phrase " keeping a shop ". " " And the next step was to build houses around his brother's pottery. " Kersey nodded. " So it seems. " Lucy Lane said: " I wonder he didn't cash in on the journal. " Which involved an explanation to Kersey. At the end of it Kersey said: " That figures. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Film and the working class: the feature film in British and American society. Stead, Title Peter. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, 1989, pp. 1-90. 1010 s-units. ID Symbol CLS

Register W_ac_soc_science was inevitable that political authorities would become involved in some regulation of the industry even if it was only to be a question of safety and fire regulations, but what made the movies even more into a public issue was that they became a mass activity precisely at the moment when political parties and social agencies were more concerned than ever before with how the masses could be accommodated within cities. A new and distinctive chapter was opening in relationships between the masses, more numerous, more literate, and better organized than ever before, and middle-class organizations and agencies who were realizing more urgently than ever before that new initiatives were needed to bridge the great abyss of class. This new era which opened the century in both Britain and America was to be characterized by an increased politicization of the city as political parties widened their hold, by an 318 increased interest in every aspect of city life, and by increased regulation through (also emotional colouring and duration)

Date (1985-1994) Undertaken with love. Spottiswoode, Jane. London: Robert Hale Ltd, 1991, pp. 13-122. Title 2085 s-units. ID Symbol CES

I did my best. Certain information asked for, I simply did not have. I could see there was more work looming. In the midst of life I was unquestionably in the midst of death. There were requests for interviews from journalists. Two correspondents wanted to write plays -- one for TV and the other radio. A third fancied a documentary reconstruction, and the more the publicity, the more the letters came thumping onto the mat. A centre spread in the Evening Standard brought a new cascade. People were realizing that they had a choice. Central Television came and made an interview/ documentary film for their weekly current affairs programme Central Lobby, during the course of which I was seen driving around the neighbourhood, first preceding and then followed by the camera crew. It was useless to protest that the coffin fitted comfortably into the car with the back door closed. " We can't see it like that, Jane, " I was told. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994)

Title Women priests: which way will you vote? London: SPCK, 1990, pp. ??. 430 s-units.

ID Symbol AT9

Anglican Churches overseas which do (or don't yet) have women priests -- and women bishops? 3. Do you think it would help in commending the Christian gospel to others if we had women priests? CONCLUSION Why bother? There are those who think that the ordination of women is bound to come in the course of time and wonder why it is necessary to campaign for it. HOW LONG? But women have been actively asking for ordination for more than sixty years and their patience is running out. A GOSPEL ISSUE And now the whole Church is realizing that our preaching of a gospel of love and justice for all people can not be convincing while our visible structures deny these values. Men as well as women are now realizing that the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood is a gospel issue. THE DECADE OF EVANGELISM We are now entering the last decade of our century and of our millennium, which has been declared a " Decade of Evangelism ". (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Counselling older people. Scrutton, Steve. Sevenoaks, Kent: Edward Arnold (Pubs) Ltd, Title 1991, pp. 56-147. 1753 s-units. ID Symbol CE1

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How did the dominant social, economic and cultural forces affect the way they lived their lives? To use a single but important example, it is the difference between looking at the Great War as an event which centred around the policies and machinations of politicians and generals, or one which impinged upon the lives of ordinary people. Lloyd George and Kitchener have their biographies; yet those who experienced most directly the turmoil, disruption and loss of the war have their information locked within their memory. Historians are increasingly realizing that if the experience of older people is not sought we are in danger of losing a unique individual insight into the times and events they report, and one which will die with them unless recorded (Thompson, 1978). Both viewpoints are important in a historical context, but not in counselling. Most younger counsellors will have learnt about the war from texts, films and documentaries based essentially on the political view of history. (also temporariness and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994) Significant differences: feminism in psychology. Squire, Corinne. London: Routledge & Title Kegan Paul plc, 1989, pp. 7-119. 2084 s-units. ID Symbol CMR

The Female Eunuch itself begins. Even in Rowbotham's account, conflicting ideas about identity are contained within an individual subject who decides rationally what roles to adopt in particular contexts, and historically determined learning processes operate on an original, ultimately biological, subject. Western feminists' growing interest in differences between women is strengthening their awareness of the need for a more complex view of socialization. Such a view would go beyond the domestic, individualized, " race " -- and class-specific sphere in which feminists have often assumed all women learn to live. Feminists are also realizing that a rejection of biology can, paradoxically, increase the influence of biological determinism. As Rowbotham says, a " defensive denial of actual difference left the way wide open for a crude and mechanical reduction of feminine potential to the body " (1973: 1 1). Paying attention to biology need not involve assuming that biology makes fixed contributions to psychology (Hirst and Wooley 1982), or even that all biological discourses are the same. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Internationalist. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 15425 s-units.

ID Symbol HH3

This brings me status. " But the combined effect of this consumption for their private good, has damaged the public interest. Breathing-gas is polluted. Fish are dying. The soil is impoverished. Individuals possess conveyances to go to the country. But the country is no longer fit to be enjoyed. Fellow Councillors, this strange religion has smacked up against the limits of Earth's resources. The cult is destroying the very planet upon which it depends. But Earth Children are also changing. They are realizing how small their world is -- and that zonal actions have inter-zonal consequences. This understanding has dawned slowly. First they discovered that an atom-smashing war would have catastrophic effects -- like planetary winter and the death of terrestrial cultivation. Then humans inflicted a trail of environmental catastrophes on themselves -- from a leak at " Bhopal " chemical factory on the V-shaped landmass, to a nuclear-power-plant explosion in " Chernobyl " region. (also temporariness)

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Title Women priests: which way will you vote? London: SPCK, 1990, pp. ??. 430 s-units.

ID Symbol AT9

Why bother? There are those who think that the ordination of women is bound to come in the course of time and wonder why it is necessary to campaign for it. HOW LONG? But women have been actively asking for ordination for more than sixty years and their patience is running out. A GOSPEL ISSUE And now the whole Church is realizing that our preaching of a gospel of love and justice for all people can not be convincing while our visible structures deny these values. Men as well as women are now realizing that the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood is a gospel issue. THE DECADE OF EVANGELISM We are now entering the last decade of our century and of our millennium, which has been declared a " Decade of Evangelism ". We all have a deep longing to see the Good News of Christ's love spreading throughout the world. The present imbalance in the Church's ordained ministry is getting in the way. That is why we must bother. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) Albert Gunter: sermon (Pub/instit). Rec. on 5 Feb 1989 with an unknown number of Title partics, 1 utt ID Symbol KJV

How is it that you have no faith? And J B Phillips in his paraphrase he puts that last question like this, what has happened to your faith? You see, it wasn't that they had no faith, they had faith we were saying the other week when we were dealing with this, we all have faith it's what we do with it. They had faith, their faith was in themselves and in bailing out, and they couldn't bail quick enough, and so their faith was not realizing anything it was n't producing the goods. They had had faith, they had seen Jesus perform miracles, they had seen him heal the sick, they had seen him give sight to the blind, they had seen some of the tremendous things that Jesus had done. They'd been there at the wedding, when the wine, that water had been turned into wine. They had, they had witnessed him casting out demons, they had heard his teaching, they were familiar with Jesus (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) The Fraxilly fracas. Hill, Douglas. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1989, pp. 8-127. 2868 Title s-units. ID Symbol G3G

Mala's vigorous snort stirred up a few echoes, but no one looked around. And I felt a bit rankled. Unassuming? Inexpensive? The condescension was beginning to go too far. So was the Emissary, whose airy wave had brought his hand finally to rest, with elabarate casualness, on my knee. I shifted minutely. " What I do have a need for, your Lordship, is your reason for contacting me. " " So business-like ", he murmured, moving his hand up to my thigh. I was by then realizing something that had eluded me before, about the fleeing nymphs. All that slim, rounded, unclothed flesh I'd seen -- from the back -- had 321 not been girl flesh. I could also see that Mala was near to exploding, which might have been disastrous. You don't want to antagonize rich and powerful Emissaries, especially not on their own ship in deep space. Not if you plan to soak them for a very large fee. (also duration)

Date (1985-1994) Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Oxford Bookworms edition. West, Clare. Oxford: OUP, 1989, Title pp. 1-119. 3089 s-units. ID Symbol GW8

" I'll obey you, even if I have to lie down and die. " " How good of you. But it seems you have changed. In the past you were keen to look after yourself. Now you are keen to sacrifice yourself. " Clare's bitter words, however, were not fully understood by Tess. She only knew that he was angry with her. She stood silent, not knowing that he was struggling with his love for her. She did not observe a large tear rolling slowly down his cheek. He was realizing what a change Tess's confession had made to his whole life. He had to decide on some action. " Tess, " he said, as gently as he could, " I can't stay here just now. I'm going out. " He quietly left the room. Two glasses of wine, ready for their supper, remained untouched on the table. Only two or three hours earlier they had drunk tea from the same cup. (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) The meddlers. Rayner, Claire. London: Michael Joseph Ltd, 1991, pp. 15-110. 2534 s- Title units. ID Symbol AN8

" Have you enough data yet to offer any sort of evaluation of your early projections? " Miriam asked. " This is good coffee. The stuff they've been giving me in the ward was like a milk soup. I've been longing for something with a bit of bite to it. " She laughed then, a little awkwardly. " I'm sorry. That's a habit I seemed to have got into during the pregnancy. I 'm only just realizing that I did. " " Habit? " " Asking a question, saying something, and then veering off onto a completely different tangent. It's maddening. All that folklore about women operating on a different intellectual level because of their hormone differences would appear to have some basis in fact. I'm certainly forced to admit I've noticed it in myself -- my thinking hasn't been nearly as controlled as it used to be. I imagine it's a temporary change. I certainly hope so! (also the moment of speaking)

Date (1985-1994) 106 convs rec. by `Kevin' (PS0HM) between 29 Nov and 5 Dec 1991 with 14 i's, 12570 Title utts, and 10 hrs 39 mins 22 secs of recs. ID Symbol KD0

322 have made all the difference and United would have been really would have been in trouble. Was a good game though. Oh I enjoyed it, yeah. Just don't enjoy Palace losing, but sheer football and it just shows you that ironically the two games can match each other and there were chances for Palace to wrap that game up. But er when they do play that ball to ball business erm Yeah. we look like we've got huge spaces in our in our midfield. I mean that's what teams are doing now, they 're realizing that's where all our weakness is in midfield so don't take a er a hefty boot and try and er er people like Thorn and I mean Thorn and Young were impeccably they played beautifully today. You can not ask Thorn and Young, I've never seen two players play they do, they did th, they do the simple thing but they do it consistently well. (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) General Portfolio management meeting (Busn). Rec. on 7 Apr 1993 with 9 partics, 834 Title utts ID Symbol KLV

Register S_meeting the U A three stuff in the first half of this year which is fourteen people for four months, eight people for two months effectively. Erm then there's billing and collection pensions conversion, regionalization all coming in late. Erm now the impact of those is twofold, one is that we've got the overspend on the data integrity and the U A three, cos it wasn't in the budget at all. And secondly the fact that it wasn't in the budget erm and the fact that they 're late means that we 're not also realizing the productivity in other areas that we had anticipated so we 're gon na be some six months late coming in. Now the potential overspend on the definite ones, the ones I just read out, is two hundred and eighteen thousand. But we reckon that in actual fact if you erm don't do the we just dis discount the billing and collection and the pensions conversions and so on that we will actually get some benefits from the, the, the things that we've already put in place this year (also temporariness)

1.9.4. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

" And why wouldn't I be bad-tempered? " he asked. " I'd telephoned you purely because I had a need to hear the sound of your voice and what do I get for giving in to such weakness? That voice I've missed wasting no time in telling me its owner had dined with my secretary the previous evening. " " Oh, dear -- jealousy? " she queried softly. " Jealousy, " he admitted. " And, if that wasn't enough, even while I 'm realising what an idiot I 'm being to grow so infuriated that you and Lubor Ondrus appear to be in each other's pockets, you, who have no fear whatsoever of my dog -- indeed have that day taken him walking - - now seem to be taking him over too! I decided it was time to return. " " You come back for some papers. " " I lied. " " Oh! " she exclaimed open-mouthed, and as something else suddenly occurred to her, " You wretch!

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Title 7 convs rec. by `Gill' (PS0BK) on 15 Jan 1992 with 5 i's, 1274 utts

ID Symbol KC7

Date (1985-1994) Underground. James, Russell. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1989, pp. 44-169. 4228 s- Title units. ID Symbol H8M

We go down. A lopsided notice on a door says " Guest Lounge ". Inside there's no carpet, just old lino, a few vinyl&rehy;covered stacking chairs, and two tables that have seen better days. You can smell the lack of money. It reminds me of that make-the-best-of-it jollity in a jumble-sale hall. These fingers holding cups and glasses are the ones you see picking over clothes on the stalls. Rachel touches my arm and leads me into a corner, where we drink our coffees quietly, like strangers at a wake. She is realizing she does not belong here. When I look at these shabby partygoers waving their coffee&rehy;cups and leaning on metal-frame chairs, it's like the plague has settled on them, and they're twitching out the rest of their time. Or it's like the radioactive cloud has drifted down, days after the holocaust, and dusted their skin softly to start the decay. We slide out of the room and up the stairs. We sleep badly.

Date (1985-1994) Tess of the d'Urbervilles: Oxford Bookworms edition. West, Clare. Oxford: OUP, 1989, Title pp. 1-119. 3089 s-units. ID Symbol GW8

" I'll obey you, even if I have to lie down and die. " " How good of you. But it seems you have changed. In the past you were keen to look after yourself. Now you are keen to sacrifice yourself. " Clare's bitter words, however, were not fully understood by Tess. She only knew that he was angry with her. She stood silent, not knowing that he was struggling with his love for her. She did not observe a large tear rolling slowly down his cheek. He was realizing what a change Tess's confession had made to his whole life. He had to decide on some action. " Tess, " he said, as gently as he could, " I can't stay here just now. I'm going out. " He quietly left the room. Two glasses of wine, ready for their supper, remained untouched on 324 the table. Only two or three hours earlier they had drunk tea from the same cup. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994) The meddlers. Rayner, Claire. London: Michael Joseph Ltd, 1991, pp. 15-110. 2534 s- Title units. ID Symbol AN8

1.9.5. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994)

Title Environmental Issues. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 837 s-units.

ID Symbol HBH

I may be small but I'm good " Beck, Darren " flog it " Clegg, Tony " the tiger " Register and Paul " let me shoot " Hudson, not forgetting the manager, " the singing service technician himself " Ken Nightingale and all singing, all dancing rocketeers, Josie and Eileen. The first two games proved conclusive 5-O victories for the pest controllers. Straight after that they played the main Mill team, and again turned out comfortable winners with a 3. O win. Rank Hovis were now realising that the cup could be going out of their cabinet and straight into Rentokil's, they decided to keep us playing and on came the warehouse lads, and Rentokil promptly achieved a 6-O victory. Then came the cleaning department and yet another sound performance a 4–1 victory. Finally came Rank Hovis management team. Despite calls of if Rentokil won, Rank would terminate the contract, Rentokil went on to a 7-O victory.

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Independent, elect. edn. of 19891003]. Foreign material, pp. ??. 1036 s-units.

ID Symbol A1V

325 party secretary opened the meeting by welcoming the Lublin first secretary, and announcing the presence of a Western journalist. " Comrade Rakowski (the party leader) set the precedent for this by allowing some foreign journalists into the last meeting of the Central Committee, " he explained nervously. The Opole meeting was dominated by elderly party members, who refused to talk about such problems as names, new programmes, and new membership laws. " I want to talk about socialism, " said one. " This new government, what is it doing? Is it realising the socialist ideals that we stood for? Before I joined the party 46 years ago, there wasn't even a paved road from Lublin to Warsaw. " Throughout the day, Mr Springer diligently took notes, nodding when members complained that the Communists had no economic programme to match Solidarity's, and when others questioned the acceptance of privatisation. Later, Mr Springer said he had attended dozens of these meetings in recent weeks all over his district. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Smiths. Middles, Mick. London: Omnibus Press, 1988, pp. 3-124. 2377 s-units.

ID Symbol ART

Date (1985-1994) Animal welfare and the environment. Ryder, Richard D. (ed.) London: Gerald Title Duckworth & Company Ltd, 1992, pp. 9-116. 1662 s-units. ID Symbol B04

Register W_non_ac_soc_science but it can do so by virtue of the fact that it can recommend particular catching methods that are better than others. But Lillie's theme in 1965 was conservation, so he was working on both topics simultaneously. Apparently he got to hear about a particularly tricky deal prepared by three Japanese whaling companies to come with quota proposals, and he knew that one of the companies was taking a very different view from the other two, and he hoped that there could be a divide-and-rule situation set up. He found, for example, that one company was realising that the whaling situation had been allowed to become a terrible indictment of all those involved in the industry, the Governments concerned and the International Whaling Commission, but I am afraid to say that it was the attitudes of the other two companies that prevailed in Japan for the ensuing years. In 1972 the United Nations called for a ten-year moratorium on all commercial whaling to be enacted through the IWC.

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Date (1985-1994) Lincolnshire County Council: board meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 14 Jan 1994 with 6 Title partics, 79 utts ID Symbol J9C

You'll have to remember that the that the er increase from last year, it's an increase, it's not a cut, not talking about cuts. There is no reduction from Central Government from last year to to to from this year, to next year, and you have been totally unrealistic, the two of you, the labour and the liberal parties after May, erm, we've got ta this, we've got ta that. As as if money would just come whenever you open your mouths. You are at last realising the folly of what you set out to do. and as Councillor said. Here we are, in a matter of what eight to nine months of inheriting, a well financed, a well run, an effective, efficient organisation with a reasonable amount of na balances. With a capital investment fund, and yet here you are trying to have to borrow to be able to manage next year. I think it's an absolute disgrace.

Date (1985-1994) Bradford Metropolitan Council: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with an Title unknown number of partics, 123 utts ID Symbol JJD

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Arts material, pp. ??. 3425 s-units.

ID Symbol K4P

Tabkay, originally from Devon, is a self-taught carpenter. " I do some cabinet-making and joinery which produces a small income but most of my work is for the centre. I mainly make shrine cabinets and meditation tables, " he said. He is among those who are also learning Tibetan because most of the teachings haven't been translated into English, he says. People from all walks of life are joining the Buddhist faith, which, says Tabkay, is no longer seen as an eastern religion. " And more and more people are realising you don't have to put on Indian clothes to be a Buddhist. " Tabkay, who is mid-way through 327 a teacher-training programme lasting between seven and eight years, added: " We don't try to go out and preach. We don't force anything on any one. " People are very welcome to come and see what the teachings are about without any obligation. " Kilnwith Percy Hall regularly opens its doors to visitors for weekend courses and summer schools, said Tabkay, whose Darlington sessions attract (also change of meaning and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994) Liverpool Echo & Daily Post. Liverpool: Liverpool Daily Post & Echo Ltd, 1993, pp. Title ??. 18715 s-units. ID Symbol K97

Asked how high upmarket it might go he said: " Spam and champagne go well together but then spam goes with most things. " I would be delighted if it was a fixture at parties but I think it is stretching it too far to say Spam will be on the end of cocktail sticks. " But we all eat Spam sandwiches during management meetings -- we are not forced to and everybody enjoys them. " Sales are holding up extremely well and people are realising what good value the product is, " added Mr Sabini. Spam -- its name comes from SPiced hAM -- was invented in America in the early years of the century. Newforge are the only Spam makers in Britain. Their Spam recipes, built up since 1957, include Spam kebabs, Spamish omelette, Spam pizza, Spam moussaka, Spam stirfry and Spam stroganoff. Spam bonanza...

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Scotsman]. Commerce material, pp. ??. 5053 s-units.

ID Symbol K5H

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Today. 11230 s-units.

ID Symbol CEP

Register W_newsp_other_sports in the last three weeks alone, six Norwegians have been to Premier League clubs on trial. They're cheap, skilful and speak better English than some natives. And, with Norway roaring away at the top of England's World Cup group, everyone has been able to see their quality. Liverpool have been putting hard-tackling left-back Stig Bjorbye through his paces at Anfield, while members of Norway's Under-21 side who beat England last month have been on trial at Leeds, Sheffield United, Oldham and Forest. Spurs keeper Erik Thorstvedt says English clubs are suddenly realising there are bargains galore in Norway. " It's becoming a craze, " he said. " I think being in England's group has a lot to do with it. " Norwegian football is semi-professional by law, so English clubs don't have to pay big wages and the fee for a top player is only about £400,000. What's more, every Norwegian international wants to play here. " The guy who scored for us at Wembley, Kjetil Rekdal, is mad about English football. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Economist. London: The Economist Newspaper Ltd, 1991, pp. ??. 2957 s-units.

ID Symbol ABD

Register W_pop_lore who long considered big banking as anathema, now see that even America's largest banks look Lilliputian in comparison with Japan's and Europe's. Put together, argue those concerned with America's financial muscle, California's Security Pacific, New York's Bankers Trust and a super-regional, NCNB (formerly North Carolina National Bank). Presto: you have a bank with $250 billion in assets to outrank all but half-a-dozen of Japan's mightiest. For now, such notions of bigness play well in political circles but thankfully not in all banking ones. Commercial banks everywhere are realising that profitable banks may become big, but not the other way round. Many are pulling back from international markets. And most bankers have come to understand that their trade is in fact a collection of diverse lines of business, each with its own and quite different economies of scale. Yet banks' most compelling concern is access to precious capital, and mergers could prove one of the quickest ways to get it.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hair Flair. London: Shaws Pub. Ltd, 1992, pp. ??. 705 s-units.

ID Symbol CGM

Toothbrushes are becoming more technically advanced and the revolutionary Braun Oral B Plaque Remover gets top toothbrush marks. It has been developed in conjunction with leading dental experts and a two minute brush with the Oral B is equivalent to six minutes with an ordinary toothbrush. BE A BIG SOFTIE Thick Skinned? It seems so. Men's skin is thicker than woman's and ages at a slower rate. In 329 fact, men's wrinkles only start to show from their mid-thirties. Even with this infuriating advantage, more and more men are realising the importance of a good skin care routine and are insisting on quality skin care products. Hollyhocks is a collection of cosmetics designed specifically for the man who doesn't need a macho image -- the whole range is based on English country garden flowers. You'll find delights such as Midsummer Night's Dream, a fabulous foaming bubble bath and shower gel scented with strawberries and roses plus Florabunda, softening hand and body lotion for men. Call free on for a catalogue. (also change of meaning and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Musical Express. London: Holborn Pub. Group, 1992, pp. ??. 4834 s-units.

ID Symbol CHA

Women In Rock and lets the new women of substance have their say. Let's frock! " Any unusual ability in a woman instantly raised a charge of witchcraft... Sometimes the accusation of witchcraft was a form of punishment for women who were too vocal about their disillusionment with men... Women of outstanding reputation in any field were at risk, since almost any women's accomplishment could be defined as witchcraft. " The Women's Encyclopedia Of Myths And Secrets " This thing has been smouldering for years and now it's finally broken through. I think women are realising their own aggressive side -- a side that has always been suppressed before. " -- Lesley, Silverfish Incantrix... lamia... femina saga... maga malefica... sortilega... venefica... fascinatrix... screech-owl... pixidria... There were hundreds of exotic handles used in the Middle Ages to describe a witch. All you had to do to qualify for torture, persecution and death was to be a female who dared step out of line with patriarchal society.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Rugby World and Post. xxx s-units.

ID Symbol CHW

Tries were scored by Newcastle/Gosforth and Newcastle University left wing Mark White, and flanker Simon Henry following a break by Loughborough University colleague Alistair Metcalfe. Handley added both conversations. The final match against the local Lozère Regional Select U21s was won comfortably 54–3. The North, led by Andy Morris, included fellow England U21s Dickon Edwards and Tony Handley; whilst Sleightholme, Northey, Bramley and Bracken, the majority still eligible for U21 Divisional competition, were away in Zimbabwe and Namibia. Clubs everywhere are realising the importance of U21 rugby in retaining promising players as a natural extension of colts, midi and mini rugby; and COLCHESTER are the latest in this long line with a emphasis on university vacation periods with an U21 orientated 3rd XV in the interim. Local hero. England's Jeremy Guscott takes centre stage at an awards ceremony at Thornbury RFC, held for the Bristol club's thriving junior section.

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Title Yachting World. London: IPC Magazines Ltd, 1991, pp. ??. 2428 s-units.

ID Symbol G37

After her launch on 5 February, the team's new yacht, to be named Wings of Oracle, will be off to Palma to train up against her Farr 242 design sistership, Larouge. The pressure will really be turned on if her position as the sole candidate for the two tonner slot in the British AC team is contested by Don Wood, who, it is rumoured, may charter Juno IV. Feminine forces Following the success of Tracy Edwards and her Maiden crew in the Whitbread Round the World Race, women involved in yachting are realising that they have a great chance to attain their sailing goals. Yachting World has long believed sailing to be one of the principal sports in which women can compete directly with men, particularly as, in sailing, brain and not just brawn is of the essence. Cathy Foster proved that in the Los Angeles Olympics and is out to prove it again in the Admiral's Cup.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Sky (April 89). UK: News International-Hachette, pp. ??. 1517 s-units.

ID Symbol HSJ

Date (1985-1994) Information systems development: methodologies, techniques and tools. Avison, D E. Title Oxford: Blackwell Scientific Pub, 1992, pp. 41-181. 2364 s-units. ID Symbol HRK

It is important to identify these individuals in the early stages of the project. Let us consider a retail company which has a number of department stores and warehouses. Strategic management for this business might include the directors of finance, trading, personnel and buying. Middle management might include the heads of the branches, branch accountants and warehouse managers. Operations management might include department managers, warehouse foremen and the head clerks. This structure is shown in Figure 2.4. Top management is clearly very important to the organisation, and managers are realising that 331 management information systems can help them make better decisions. Although the euphoria associated with automatic decision-making has largely gone, the more realistic concepts of decision-support systems and executive support systems have certainly not disappeared. Management need these systems in order to help them establish sustainable goals and to provide information relating to the long-term decisions of the organisation.

Date (1985-1994) Myocardial infarction: acute care and rehabilitation. Carne, S J. & Harten-Ash, V.J.. Title UK: Duphar Laboratories Ltd, 1990, pp. 1-51. 935 s-units. ID Symbol EWX

I want to emphasise that if the acute care of myocardial infarction is to be effective, it has to be very acute care. Adequate resuscitation facilities must be provided and taken to the patient; in particular this applies to defibrillation. Many people worry about the imagined complexity of defibrillators. There has been a fascinating increase of interest over the last year by general practitioners in the use of defibrillators. There is no new data to encourage this, but it is due to the concern about the acute care of myocardial infarction being heightened by thrombolytic therapy. People are realising what particularly the Belfast group has been preaching for years, that early availability of resuscitation is tremendously important. Pain relief is important in myocardial infarction, but let that not be an excuse for filling a patient with opiates and then forgetting about him for the next 2 hours as he quietly rots his myocardium in some corner of the accident and emergency department. Pain relief is essential, but I would like my thrombolytic therapy as well.

Date (1985-1994) In other words: a coursebook on translation. Baker, M. London: Routledge & Kegan Title Paul plc, 1992, pp. ??. 2025 s-units. ID Symbol FRL

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Date (1985-1994)

Title New Scientist. 2130 s-units.

ID Symbol B72

Considering that in Tamanrasset in the Sahara people are prepared to pay water sellers $1 a litre (or $1000/m3), photovoltaics are already economically feasible. However, according to Peter Fraenkel of IT Power, existing systems need to be more reliable. Solar power introduces another step where breakdowns can occur, but the cost of maintenance is far lower than with diesel pumps. Diesel pumps need daily attention: starting up, checking oil levels, and so on. However, Fraenkel says engineers are realising that wind power is more immediately cost-effective for pumping groundwater. " If wind speeds are over 3m per second then it's crazy to think of anything else. " Inadequacies of design soon reveal themselves in even the simplest of hand-dug water wells. If the edges of the well are not protected, the well head becomes a pool of mud and a cycle of parasitic infections, such as guinea worm and hookworm, quickly develops between people and water.

Date (1985-1994) What every woman should know about retirement. Franks, Helen (ed). Age Concern Title England, 1987, pp. 16-115. 1463 s-units. ID Symbol B3G

Register W_non_ac_soc_science be divided equally before carrying them, so that there is no one-sided strain -- and remember not to twist your back as you dump shopping on to a car seat. Sleep on a firm mattress -- or, better still, a plank under the mattress. It may be that osteopathy or chiropractic could help; and both osteopaths and chiropractors have had a long training which includes medical education and qualifies them to give valuable help with backache. Although some doctors carry on the tradition of the medical profession in refusing to accept these " outsiders ", more are now realising that osteopaths and chiropractors can relieve pain. So if you ask your doctor about extra help, don't accept a negative response, unless he/she is able to explain why these alternative methods would not help you. Your doctor may be able to recommend an osteopath or chiropractor, or you may be able to find one through a friend or in the Yellow Pages. Check with the relevant professional organisation that the one you choose is registered, and is therefore properly qualified. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994) Church planting: our future hope. Cleverly, Charlie. London: Scripture Union, 1991, pp. Title 9-141. 2305 s-units. ID Symbol C8L

Do you quench the Holy Spirit? Don't you feel the need to pray? Are you feeding on the word of God At the start of every day? Send your manna, Lord, Here in the desert. Your living water in this barren land. Give us the words to say... Give us the love to share. There's another kind of famine, But the Lord can lead his people by the hand. If my people... Behind all these initiatives, the new church needs to pray. We 333 are only just realising that this is the first calling from which all else must flow. But we also discover that, far from being a burden, prayer is a refreshment and a joy. Sometimes we have emerged after a four hour session praying for revival to gulp down the night air with such joy and satisfaction as can only come when we know we have been with God. There is a growing desire in the churches for holiness, and that holiness will be marked by prayer. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Advertising Standards Authority]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 2434 s-units.

ID Symbol CFV

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Advertising Standards Authority]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 2434 s-units.

ID Symbol CFV

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Date (1985-1994) Sales technique and management. Lancaster, G and Jobber, D.. London: Pitman Pub, Title 1992, pp. 63-171. 2684 s-units. ID Symbol K94

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Leeds United e-mail list]. 1598 s-units.

ID Symbol J1J

Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1993 08:58:49–0600 Subject: Canaries at home Fact: Norwich's record at home thus far is 2 wins, 3 drawn, 2 losses. They have only scored 3 and let in 4 at home. So can we do the job tonight? Won't be easy but I predict a 3–2 win. Joo From: Date: Mon, 13 Dec 93 15:19:38 GMT Subject: Re: Cantona emailinc Well, I'm glad to see more & more people are realising that Keegan is a complete twat! Like he handles his team so well his top striker pisses off home the day of a cup match & they get knocked out -- that's what I call top quality management!!! Newcastle are a team that are pushing Scum close as " bastards I most hope get demoted to division 3 & loose a play off final to Scarborough ". This is mainly because of Keegan (but partly'cos my wife's family are Geordies) as I actually have a lot (also change of meaning and increasing/decreasing activity)

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Hansard extracts 1991–1992]. 20394 s-units.

ID Symbol HHX

We do not want to talk about south-west regional cream instead of Devonshire produce, roast beef and north-east regional pudding or Greater Manchester hot-pot. Mr. David Nicholson Given the recent record of local government in Manchester and Liverpool, constituents in Lancashire and Cheshire would be appalled at the prospect of being governed from either of those places. Mr. Key I spent much time in that area and I know that brighter things are on the horizon for Manchester and Liverpool. I give credit to the people of those regions who, as we have seen, are realising some of the follies of the past. Even some of 335 their political masters in London have recognised the follies of some of the goings-on in those areas. Mr. Devlin Of course it is right for people in the north-east to think of themselves as north-easterners. The Minister is right to say that people think of themselves as Yorkshiremen or Durhamers or Teessiders rather than Tynesiders.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Management Today. London: Haymarket Pub. Group, 1991, pp. ??. 2268 s-units.

ID Symbol EDT

Indeed, the centre of Belfast, which 10 to 15 years ago, was devastated by IRA car bombs, now reverberates to the sound of the jackhammer in a huge shop building programme. When the new shops open, they also have that all too rare mainland commodity -- customers -- and plenty of them. In the last year, trade was up 30% in Belfast's main shops. Little wonder that large mainland retailers like Dixons or Marks & Spencer are queuing up to open in Norther Ireland. Blue chips such as British Telecom are realising that it makes sense to " take work to the people to overcome a permanent shortage of software engineers in the South East, says Malcolm Lees at BT's software centre. Situated right in the heart of the city centre, the operation undertakes a host of software operations for BT nationwide. " We have a very good supply of graduates, " Lees maintains.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Ulster Dawn. Belfast: Ulster Dawn, 1991, pp. ??. 246 s-units.

ID Symbol EF9

Date (1985-1994)

Title Marxism Today. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1841 s-units.

ID Symbol G2J

336

I have had more sympathy with the likes of Max Hastings who say quite simply that it is the job of the press to reflect the government position. At least you know where you stand. A few days ago when I was hooked up to a foetal monitor, a midwife rushed in, not to ask how I was, but to see if I knew the latest on the war. " No, nothing much has happened, except they've bombed Tel Aviv ". Yet already the urgent need to know what is happening is fading. Because we are realising what television can not admit; that nothing much happens for long periods of time. How long before we lose interest? Who really understands the politics of the Middle East anyway? Isn't a game of Scuds versus Patriots a lot easier to play? Tony Benn is right to be dismayed at the talk of " firework displays bigger than the Fourth of July ", but he's wrong to deny that on some level this is what war has become.

Date (1985-1994)

Title NewsLine -- Royal Bank of Scotland. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1012 s-units.

ID Symbol GX9

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Rentokil Pub]. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 404 s-units.

ID Symbol HBG

In many instances, if plants are not provided, staff will bring their own in to improve the atmosphere. However, it is far preferable for companies to utilise the professional services of a company such as Rentokil Tropical Plants. When a company considers installing plants, one of the Tropical Plant consultants will survey the area and make recommendations on colour, type of plant or replica material which is most suitable for the working environment. The plants are then supplied with an incorporated maintenance programme. Clients are realising the benefits of having a service which relieves them of any direct involvement and staff will derive both psychological and health benefits from plants. A recent NASA research document details the positive effect that plants have in cleaning the air. The range of plants available, which are taken from our own nurseries, ensures that most premises can have living plants. However, when there is minimal or low light, replica material can be installed.

337

Date (1985-1994)

Title Environmental Issues. 806 s-units.

ID Symbol HBJ

Parliament have passed new regulations stipulating that every commercial premise every hospital, every surgery will have a duty of care as to where waste material generated by their premises is finally disposed of. Ted Brown in his article has touched upon the fact that our waste transfer stations and incinerators are fully licensed to deal with clinical waste. Rentokil Medical Services are approved handlers of clinical waste, and it is to a reputable established company such as Rentokil that waste generators will turn. Clients are realising the benefits that we can offer and this has been reflected in the substantial growth that we have seen recently in sales performance, backed up of course by a dedicated service structure to ensure that customers stay with us. So thank you for 1991, and go for it in 1992. Have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. a year OF CHANGE 1991 has been a year of change, adapting ourselves to what our customers want from us, and, of course how we make strong profit from that.

Date (1985-1994)

Title Women priests: which way will you vote? London: SPCK, 1990, pp. ??. 430 s-units.

ID Symbol AT9

Date (1985-1994) 13 convs rec. by `Chris2' (PS1BL) on 2 Apr 1992 with 7 i's, 2572 utts, and 2 hrs 22 Title mins 47 secs of recs. ID Symbol KBM

Register S_conv short two years may make a big difference at this stage now, erm A levels only happen when the most, a month, more from school and then they have study leave as you are, now erm when you consider the, the year since September has gone very, very quickly, those who have done very little work in that first year, year twelve, will find that been packed in there and that first year in the sixth is just like your year ten ought to have been, perhaps, one or two of you are are realizing Oh oh that you could have done a bit 338 more last year That's likely and it's even more noticeable once you go into the, the year twelve, that first twelve months is crucial, if you just kick your heels and do nothing, you'll find it very very difficult to work to pull up Is he finished this? Finished this? but whichever work you study Yeah, all of it?

Date (1985-1994) Gwynedd County Council tape 18: interview for oral history project (Leisure). Rec. on Title ?? ?? 1986 with 2 partics, 74 utts ID Symbol HUX

Register S_interview_oral_history it's difficult to put in words really er exactly how it's erm you know I think it's very easy f for groups to become sort of s set really and er well I've always wanted it to to involve everybody and I think it does that in a way it sort of er it's quite special to all of us in in a funny sort of way it's er you know we feel quite committed. And it's to do with everybody's lives you know it an and I think out of it is c er people are realizing that they can. You know our first victory was w sort of within forty eight hours of being set up. The Quix supermarket had refused the box because they'd ha although they'd had it for a cert for quite a long time during the miner's strike I think. Because of all the bad press that miners got and in a sense Quix was responding from higher up probably by saying you know well take the b they took the box away in fact at the end of the miner's strike

Date (1985-1994)

Title Trade Union Annual Congress (Busn). Rec. on 9 Jun 1993 with 10 partics, 135 utts

ID Symbol KM1

Register S_speech_scripted and when I went to that here was the chance to dedicate that also, we did it actually at the Memorial Garden where all the pit people are buried and that is right you see, picking up out of the past not sticking in the past, and arranging it as you might say as in that banner to move on into the future. So I, I was very moved to find that this has arrived and I don't think it's romantic nonsense, I think it is related to the business of getting people together locally. People are realizing that you just can not expect much of them and that one way of improving local lives is to get together in local communities and groups and participating wider area networks and in such coalitions of people, th th they manage to keep some sort of community spirit and activity going. They find new ways of sharing what resources there are, whether collaborating in local policing or working with health authorities or whatever it is and I think they form the base for renewal of politics because we have to recreate politics

Date (1985-1994) Counselling older people. Scrutton, Steve. Sevenoaks, Kent: Edward Arnold (Pubs) Ltd, Title 1991, pp. 56-147. 1753 s-units. ID Symbol CE1

339

Date (1985-1994) Significant differences: feminism in psychology. Squire, Corinne. London: Routledge & Title Kegan Paul plc, 1989, pp. 7-119. 2084 s-units. ID Symbol CMR

Date (1985-1994) Significant differences: feminism in psychology. Squire, Corinne. London: Routledge Title & Kegan Paul plc, 1989, pp. 7-119. 2084 s-units. ID Symbol CMR

The much smaller amount of work on older women represents them as in mourning for the same psychological characteristics. For feminists, the marginality of young and old women's lives is a greater focus of concern. They are interested in the experiences of these age groups, and often conduct their own quasi-psychological studies, recording individual young and old women's accounts of their lives and feelings. Some feminist psychologists too are realizing that age may have important influences on gender. Self-esteem, though not significantly different between women and men throughout childhood and early adulthood, may decrease later in women's lives, for instance. Feminists are also starting to investigate specific characteristics of younger and older female subjects, like girls' strong and prolonged cross-sex identification, and older women's childcare skills.

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Date (1985-1994)

Title The nonconformists. Munson, James. London: SPCK, 1991, pp. ??. 1507 s-units.

ID Symbol AE6

Council nominated nine men for election to eleven vacancies on the Board of Guardians and all nine were elected. In another Lancashire town the Council nominated four candidates for the School Board of whom three were elected. In Nottingham a six-year period of " clerical, dominance of the School Board was ended in a recent election when the Council put forward eight " unsectarian " candidates and all were elected. Similar victories in elections for other School Boards, rural and urban district councils as well as town councils were reported in Lincolnshire and Norfolk. As Law said, " we are realizing our power, and are beginning to use it. In 1898 he reported that in Bridlington the local Council opposed candidates for the Urban District Council election who favoured Sunday concerts on the Parade and were able to get one " anti-musician " at the top of the poll. In 1899 the Secretary could report that at a special election in the village of Barnton, near Northwich, to decide on whether the new school should be Church of England or " unsectarian " the Council put up " Progressive " candidates

Date (1985-1994)

Title New Internationalist. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 15425 s-units.

ID Symbol HH3

Date (1985-1994)

Title Women priests: which way will you vote? London: SPCK, 1990, pp. ??. 430 s-units.

ID Symbol AT9

Why bother? There are those who think that the ordination of women is bound to come in the course of time and wonder why it is necessary to campaign for it. HOW LONG? But women have been actively asking for ordination for more than sixty years and their patience is running out. A GOSPEL ISSUE And 341 now the whole Church is realizing that our preaching of a gospel of love and justice for all people can not be convincing while our visible structures deny these values. Men as well as women are now realizing that the issue of the ordination of women to the priesthood is a gospel issue. THE DECADE OF EVANGELISM We are now entering the last decade of our century and of our millennium, which has been declared a " Decade of Evangelism ". We all have a deep longing to see the Good News of Christ's love spreading throughout the world. The present imbalance in the Church's ordained ministry is getting in the way. That is why we must bother. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994) 106 convs rec. by `Kevin' (PS0HM) between 29 Nov and 5 Dec 1991 with 14 i's, 12570 Title utts, and 10 hrs 39 mins 22 secs of recs. ID Symbol KD0

Register S_conv have made all the difference and United would have been really would have been in trouble. Was a good game though. Oh I enjoyed it, yeah. Just don't enjoy Palace losing, but sheer football and it just shows you that ironically the two games can match each other and there were chances for Palace to wrap that game up. But er when they do play that ball to ball business erm Yeah. we look like we've got huge spaces in our in our midfield. I mean that's what teams are doing now, they 're realizing that's where all our weakness is in midfield so don't take a er a hefty boot and try and er er people like Thorn and I mean Thorn and Young were impeccably they played beautifully today. You can not ask Thorn and Young, I've never seen two players play they do, they did th, they do the simple thing but they do it consistently well. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994) General Portfolio management meeting (Busn). Rec. on 7 Apr 1993 with 9 partics, 834 Title utts ID Symbol KLV

342

1.9.6. Increasing/decreasing activity

Date (1985-1994) Bradford Metropolitan Council: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with an Title unknown number of partics, 123 utts ID Symbol JJD

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Northern Echo]. Arts material, pp. ??. 3425 s-units.

ID Symbol K4P

Date (1985-1994)

Title Hair Flair. London: Shaws Pub. Ltd, 1992, pp. ??. 705 s-units.

ID Symbol CGM

343

Date (1985-1994) Sales technique and management. Lancaster, G and Jobber, D.. London: Pitman Pub, Title 1992, pp. 63-171. 2684 s-units. ID Symbol K94

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Leeds United e-mail list]. 1598 s-units.

ID Symbol J1J

Date: Mon, 13 Dec 1993 08:58:49–0600 Subject: Canaries at home Fact: Norwich's record at home thus far is 2 wins, 3 drawn, 2 losses. They have only scored 3 and let in 4 at home. So can we do the job tonight? Won't be easy but I predict a 3–2 win. Joo From: Date: Mon, 13 Dec 93 15:19:38 GMT Subject: Re: Cantona emailinc Well, I'm glad to see more & more people are realising that Keegan is a complete twat! Like he handles his team so well his top striker pisses off home the day of a cup match & they get knocked out -- that's what I call top quality management!!! Newcastle are a team that are pushing Scum close as " bastards I most hope get demoted to division 3 & loose a play off final to Scarborough ". This is mainly because of Keegan (but partly'cos my wife's family are Geordies) as I actually have a lot (also change of meaning and temporariness)

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Date (1985-1994)

Title Ulster Dawn. Belfast: Ulster Dawn, 1991, pp. ??. 246 s-units.

ID Symbol EF9

Date (1985-1994)

Title NewsLine -- Royal Bank of Scotland. u.p., n.d., pp. ??. 1012 s-units.

ID Symbol GX9

Date (1985-1994) Counselling older people. Scrutton, Steve. Sevenoaks, Kent: Edward Arnold (Pubs) Ltd, Title 1991, pp. 56-147. 1753 s-units. ID Symbol CE1

How did the dominant social, economic and cultural forces affect the way they lived their lives? To use a single but important example, it is the difference between looking at the Great War as an event which centred around the policies and machinations of politicians and generals, or one which impinged upon the lives of ordinary people. Lloyd George and Kitchener have their biographies; yet those who experienced 345 most directly the turmoil, disruption and loss of the war have their information locked within their memory. Historians are increasingly realizing that if the experience of older people is not sought we are in danger of losing a unique individual insight into the times and events they report, and one which will die with them unless recorded (Thompson, 1978). Both viewpoints are important in a historical context, but not in counselling. Most younger counsellors will have learnt about the war from texts, films and documentaries based essentially on the political view of history. (also change of meaning and temporariness)

1.9.7. Repetition

Date (1985-1994) Tarmac Construction Ltd training session (Busn). Rec. on 19 Jan 1994 with 2 partics, Title 328 utts ID Symbol JJH

Register S_unclassified it is becoming more difficult and more challenging if you like, in working in the company. And people have got to be able to cope with the challenges. It, it certainly stress has become, is being taken more seriously, by some companies. Put it like that. Other companies prefer, you know, they've got to be able to cope, but you, you, you know, you read various things that are said, and some companies are taking it much, much more seriously, and they're realising the problems right the way down, right through the whole company that stress is causing, and trying to save money. It's the object at the end of the day, isn't it? I mean they are concerned about their employees, they are. But at the end of the day, they're more concerned about the money. The problem is, the problem is though, half the time you put into a situation

1.9.8. Duration

Date (1985-1994)

Title [Central television news scripts]. 4003 s-units.

ID Symbol K21

346

Date (1985-1994) War and social change: British society in the Second World War. Smith, Harold L. Title Manchester: Manchester Univ Press, 1986, pp. 3-31. 1594 s-units. ID Symbol HP2

Register W_ac_soc_science for a third reason that related more to specific practical problems than to a new attitude on the part of policy-makers: simply, the disruptions of wartime made it virtually impossible to implement the pre-war means test criteria, such as the definition of a " necessitous " child eligible for free milk, or the distinguishing of those children receiving cheap milk for the under-fives under section 2 of the 1939 Milk Industry Act. Means testing was expensive, clumsy and time-wasting. With children constantly moving between evacuation and reception areas, endless administrative problems arose. By February 1940 Board of Education officials were realising the futility of trying to operate pre-war means tests: for example, it might be difficult to trace the parents of an evacuated child. The London County Council had found that it simply was not worth trying to recover the cost of milk from the 25% of London parents whose income was high enough to make them liable for the full billeting contribution, since " the few pounds they had succeeded in recovering over a period of several months were far less than the cost of its collection ".

Date (1985-1994) My beloved son. Cookson, Catherine. London: Corgi Books, 1992, pp. 85-221. 2482 s- Title units. ID Symbol CFY

Date (1985-1994) Conspiracy of love. Howard, Stephanie. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. Title 4452 s-units. ID Symbol JXT

The eyes that burned through her seemed to hold her like rivets. It was just like before, back at the jetty, only this time it was a hundred times worse. Then he smiled again and she felt his arms tighten, drawing her ever so gently against him. " While we're waiting, " he said, " how about this? " Ronni felt something inside her switch on like a light bulb. It was as sudden and dramatic and undeniable as that. For the next moment he was kissing her and she was instantly realising that nothing quite so exciting had ever 347 happened to her before. The lips that covered hers were soft and warm and salty. She loved the taste of them. She loved the way they felt. With a sigh, Ronni pressed her own lips against them, feeling sparks of electricity skitter down her spine. Or perhaps it was his fingers that were having that effect. As his hands caressed her back, the long strong fingers kneaded and moulded every vertebra along the way. (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994) His woman. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1991, pp. ??. 2239 s- Title units. ID Symbol JY1

348

Date (1985-1994) West of Bohemia. Steele, Jessica. Richmond, Surrey: Mills & Boon, 1993, pp. ??. 2838 Title s-units. ID Symbol JYF

Date (1985-1994) Status: what it is and how to achieve it. Davies, Philippa. London: Piatkus Books, 1991, Title pp. 30-134. 2381 s-units. ID Symbol CEF

Date (1985-1994)

Title The Smiths. Middles, Mick. London: Omnibus Press, 1988, pp. 3-124. 2377 s-units.

ID Symbol ART

The Ritz is a genuine twenties dancehall which once played host to all the giants of the jazz era. In 1982 it began to challenge the Haçienda as the alternative modern performance hall. Strangely, The Ritz attracted a punkier, rowdier crowd altogether. Secondly, Blue Rondo represented everything that the newly constituted foursome had pledged to hate. Blue Rondo was the instant vision of a marketing campaign. Hip to the cocktail circuit, they had used their many contacts to construct a massive hype, especially in the fashion press. Blue Rondo was fast realising that British youth could not be moulded from lentil 349 burger gorged bodies in Covent Garden offices. That said, they did attract an audience decked out in all the cool of high fashion. One day, as Johnny Marr sat patiently in Morrissey's flat, Morrissey produced a large piece of card with the words " The Smiths " scratched across. Morrissey didn't produce it necessarily as a potential name for the foursome but Marr's reaction was ecstatic. Together they allowed their enthusiasm to formulate seemingly perfect reasons (also change of meaning)

Date (1985-1994) Bradford Metropolitan Council: debate (Pub/instit). Rec. on 20 Jan 1994 with an Title unknown number of partics, 123 utts ID Symbol JJD

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Title BBC Good Food. London: Redwood Pub., 1991, pp. ??. 3142 s-units.

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Date (1985-1994) Wycliffe and the cycle of death. Burley, W J. London: Corgi Books, 1991, pp. 42-174. Title 2980 s-units. ID Symbol GWB

Date (1985-1994) Film and the working class: the feature film in British and American society. Stead, Title Peter. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul plc, 1989, pp. 1-90. 1010 s-units. ID Symbol CLS

Date (1975-1984) The radical left in Britain 1931–1941. Jupp, James. London: Frank Cass & Company Title Ltd, 1982, pp. 1-122. 1792 s-units. ID Symbol JXM

By October the Communist attitude had softened in the light of the pact of Unity between the Socialists and Communists in France. The Communist Party was preparing to take advantage of the strong reaction to Nazism which was sweeping the Left. Local Communist Parties were authorized to approach their Labour Parties in an attempt to make electoral agreements, and in the November 1934 Municipal elections the bulk of Communist candidates were withdrawn in favour of the Labour Party. The negotiations between representatives of the two Internationals had made top-level agreements acceptable 351 tactics. The Communists were realizing the possibility of forming alliances with the national leadership of other Left-Wing parties. Piatnitsky wrote, early in November: The united front from below must remain the basic form of the Communist united front tactics. However this must not mean that the application of the united front from above is thereby excluded from our activities.

Date (1985-1994) Undertaken with love. Spottiswoode, Jane. London: Robert Hale Ltd, 1991, pp. 13-122. Title 2085 s-units. ID Symbol CES

Date (1985-1994) England versus West Indies: a history of the tests and other matches. Cotter, Gerry. Title Marlborough, Wilts: The Crowood Press, 1991, pp. ??. 1377 s-units. ID Symbol ABR

Register W_misc more than any other factor, has hastened the decline of the spinner, a decline that has been hugely to the game's detriment; and with a seemingly inexhaustible supply of young speed men reaching the Test team and creating further successes, there is little sign that the decline might be halted. One of the attractions of the game has always been its diversity, and, whatever success they bring, a relentless stream of fast bowlers ultimately becomes boring. By the time of the 1988 tour of England, there were signs that the fans were realizing this, for Test attendances were well down on those of the 1984 tour. Admittedly, the weather was worse, English fortunes were at a low ebb, and the higher charges may well have deterred many people, especially the Caribbean fans; but one suspects that some thousands of people simply could not face the prospect of yet another day almost entirely given over to fast bowling. Lloyd captained West Indies 74 times, winning 36 and losing just 12, and he twice won the Prudential World Cup.

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Date (1985-1994) Albert Gunter: sermon (Pub/instit). Rec. on 5 Feb 1989 with an unknown number of Title partics, 1 utt ID Symbol KJV

Date (1985-1994) The Fraxilly fracas. Hill, Douglas. London: Victor Gollancz Ltd, 1989, pp. 8-127. 2868 Title s-units. ID Symbol G3G

Mala's vigorous snort stirred up a few echoes, but no one looked around. And I felt a bit rankled. Unassuming? Inexpensive? The condescension was beginning to go too far. So was the Emissary, whose airy wave had brought his hand finally to rest, with elabarate casualness, on my knee. I shifted minutely. " What I do have a need for, your Lordship, is your reason for contacting me. " " So business-like ", he murmured, moving his hand up to my thigh. I was by then realizing something that had eluded me before, about the fleeing nymphs. All that slim, rounded, unclothed flesh I'd seen -- from the back -- had not been girl flesh. I could also see that Mala was near to exploding, which might have been disastrous. You don't want to antagonize rich and powerful Emissaries, especially not on their own ship in deep space. Not if you plan to soak them for a very large fee. (also change of meaning)

1.9.9. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) Aromatherapy massage with essential oils. Wildwood, Christine. Shaftesbury, Dorset: Title Element Books Ltd, 1992, pp. 1-124. 1973 s-units. ID Symbol B06

353 purpose in some other way. It could be through an art-form or simply by a love of nature. Or more actively perhaps, by working towards the realisation of a humanitarian ideal. MIND-BODY-SPIRIT If you are experiencing difficulty in any of the key areas of life listed below, the chances are that you are not experiencing whole health. All of these aspects are interrelated and, as such, are not listed in any order of importance, nor is this list in any way comprehensive. (also change of meaning and immediacy in a generic statement)

1.9.10. Immediacy in a generic statement

Date (1985-1994) Aromatherapy massage with essential oils. Wildwood, Christine. Shaftesbury, Dorset: Title Element Books Ltd, 1992, pp. 1-124. 1973 s-units. ID Symbol B06

1.10. Suppose

1.10.1. Politeness, tentativeness

Date (1985-1994) The rational foundations of ethics. Sprigge, T L S. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul Title plc, 1990, pp. 9-103. 1341 s-units. ID Symbol CS2

Register W_ac_humanities_arts separated off from a whole range of activities beyond itself. So either one can not imagine postal activity in isolation, because it is conceptually bound up with so much else, or one can imagine it as the futile activity of a deluded loner. In neither case, does the activity of a postman emerge as something which could be good if it existed in isolation. Try now the activity of nursing. You have to think of a nurse tending a sick person in a bed, though there is no real world outside the hospital ward. I am supposing we can include the patient as a real conscious person as " part " of the nursing activity. If one can not, one gets a deluded loner nursing a dummy. But even as it is, you get something rather odd. The patient has no destiny beyond whatever duration is required to get an episode of nursing, and she has no real past, nor does the nurse. Now such a little human episode, if the patient is not in serious pain. and the nurse enjoys her

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Date (1985-1994) Unholy ghosts. Greenwood, D M. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1991, pp. 1-142. Title 3531 s-units. ID Symbol HA2

Register W_fict_prose relying on a different network, we're all rather in the dark. " Laura was amused. " It's nice to find the Church hoisted by its own petard for once. Time they had a General Medical Council keeping tabs on them, like the rest of us. So, they've hired you for thirty pence a mile to do their roadwork for them. I like thirty, it has a history, I seem to remember. Are you supposed to find out who killed Hereward or where Amy is? " " I think the Church are supposing it would be one and the same. " " You sound as though you don't make the same inference. " Theodora recounted to Laura the phone call she had had from Gilbert Racy and her own finding of the wedding ring in the Dersingham chapel of St Benet Oldfield. " That seems to me rather to reinforce suspicion that Amy killed Hereward, " Laura said. " Oh I admit she had a motive. The marriage stank. " It was Laura's turn to raise an eyebrow. Theodora (also temporariness)

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the girl in the Nile. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1992, pp. 5-150. 5026 s-units. ID Symbol J10

Register W_fict_prose the top of each Ministry, alongside each Minister, was a British " Adviser " and all the key public posts were occupied by Englishmen. Like the Commandant and Deputy Commandant of the Cairo Police. Like the Mamur Zapt. " That's what the Consul-General thought too, " said the Prince. " I spoke to him this morning. " " We are to give whatever help we can, " McPhee told Owen. " How far does the help extend? " asked Owen. The Prince smiled. " Not as 6r as you are evidently supposing , " he said. " I appreciate that someone has died. The matter must be investigated and will be most ably, I am sure, by Mr el Zaki, here. If a crime has been committed -- oh, negligence, say -- those responsible must be punished. It's all straight and aboveboard, Captain Owen, and Mr el Zaki's involvement should be a guarantee of that. " " I have complete confidence in Mr el Zaki. " " Quite. But, you (also temporariness)

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Title Mind and brain. Honderich, Ted. Oxford: OUP, 1990, pp. 13-89. 1548 s-units.

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Register W_ac_humanities_arts view is precisely that the smell of the candles was something that can not possibly be explained. I do not mean, of course, that it was something that can not be explained yet, but rather that it was something of which no explanation can conceivably be found. No fundamental or standard explanatory proposition is possible. This is so since in yet another sense of the term " explanation ", there was none. There was no such thing in the world. There was no thing in the world for an explanatory proposition to state. What we are supposing is that everything could have been exactly as it was except for the non-occurrence of the smell of the candles. Hence there is nothing that explains what in fact did occur. It needs to be allowed 355 that this reply is of a certain kind. The objector has it that what we taken to be effects need not be necessitated. The reply has been that this converts effects into what they are not: chance or random events, and inexplicable events. However, definition of these latter events perhaps must be

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Title Physical fluid dynamics. Tritton, D J. Oxford: OUP, 1988, pp. 278-430. 1913 s-units.

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Register W_ac_nat_science by diffusion. In order of magnitude where W is a typical vertical velocity in the fingers, L is the depth over which the convection is occurring (its exact definition depending on just how the system is set up) and ta; is the width of the fingers (Fig. 23.1). Thus On the other hand, thermal diffusivity is changing the temperature as fluid moves up and down the fingers. Hence, i.e. where &Dgr;T V is a typical temperature difference between top and bottom and &Dgr;T H that between downgoing and upgoing fluid. Moreover, we are supposing that heat conduction makes so we require In order to use (23.10) and (23.14) to constrain ta;, we require an estimate of W from the dynamical balance between the buoyancy force and one (or both) of the inertia force and the viscous force. The buoyancy force is provided by &dgr;&rgr; c (which is, in the first place, the difference between upgoing and downgoing fingers, but, in view of the above discussion, may be taken as the difference between top and bottom).

Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall Village Hall, day 1, morning session: public county council Title meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 16 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 318 utts ID Symbol HVF

Register S_pub_debate in a figure for vacant dwellings, and also the H B F. And all of us as it were, set aside as a block, all the second homes as holiday homes and say, those are as it were, outside this enquiry, we'll leave them there. They don't even enter into the projections we have done at all. Because they're a constant number, it doesn't arise. I think the issue as you rightly as Miss rightly put it, is the normal vacancy rate and is there any reason to suppose as the County Council must be supposing , that this shrinks to a degree. And when I say the vacancy rate, I mean a percentage rather than a number. And I don't see any mechanism whereby that production can be engineered, or indeed any intention by the County Council to engineer such a reduction. In which case I would see that the sensible thing to do, which is what we have done, is to assume that the current vacancy rate stays the same as a percentage and that with a larger dwelling stock, results (also a matter of course)

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1.10.2. The moment of speaking

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the night of the dog. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1991, pp. 60-197. 4510 s-units. ID Symbol HTX

Register W_fict_prose what? Christ, there's no other way of taking her. " " Without telling me. " " Look. I don't tell you everything I do. " " No, " said Zeinab, " you don't. " " I tell you the things I think will interest you. " " If you go out with another woman that interests me. " " I'm not going out with another woman. Not like that. " " Not like what? " " Not like you're supposing. " " What am I supposing ? " " For Christ's sake! " Zeinab started on another tack. " She is cunning, that girl. " " Nonsense. " " Why is she here? Tell me that. " " She is here to accompany her uncle. And besides, Egypt is an interesting place to visit. " " She is here to get a husband. Like the others. " Zeinab had no high opinion of the scores of English girls who flocked over to Egypt during the Cairo season and (also stylistic, rhetorical reasons)

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the girl in the Nile. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1992, pp. 5-150. 5026 s-units. ID Symbol J10

Register W_fict_prose tell me, Captain Owen, what do you expect would be the nature of this information for which you are prepared to pay so high a price? " Owen was silent. Mahmoud was not, however. " Marks on the body, " he said. " How she died. " " I see. " The Prince considered the matter thoughtfully. " Important as that is, " he said, " I am not sure that it is worth five thousand pounds. Certainly not to me. After all, if what I think you are supposing is true, it would hardly be in my interest for such information to emerge. I speak hypothetically, of course. " " But look at it another way, " said Owen. " If the information did not support what you think is Mr el Zaki's view, would it not be helpful to know this? Would it not, as it were, clear the matter up? And might not that be worth five thousand pounds? " " I do see your point. But I would regard that

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the night of the dog. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1991, pp. 60-197. 4510 s-units. ID Symbol HTX

Register W_fict_prose her like that. " " Like what? Christ, there's no other way of taking her. " " Without telling me. " " Look. I don't tell you everything I do. " " No, " said Zeinab, " you don't. " " I tell you the things I think will interest you. " " If you go out with another woman that interests me. " " I'm not going out with another woman. Not like that. " " Not like what? " " Not like you 're supposing . " " What am I supposing? " " For Christ's sake! " Zeinab started on another tack. " She is cunning, that girl. " " Nonsense. " " Why is she here? Tell me that. " " She is here to accompany her uncle. And besides, Egypt is an interesting place to 357 visit. " " She is here to get a husband. Like the others. " Zeinab had no high opinion of the scores of English girls who flocked over

1.10.3. Temporariness

Date (1985-1994) Unholy ghosts. Greenwood, D M. London: Headline Book Pub. plc, 1991, pp. 1-142. Title 3531 s-units. ID Symbol HA2

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the girl in the Nile. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1992, pp. 5-150. 5026 s-units. ID Symbol J10

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1.10.4. Duration

Date (1985-1994) A landing on the sun. Frayn, Michael. London: Penguin Books, 1992, pp. 1-130. 3219 s- Title units. ID Symbol J17

SUMMERCHILD: I do apologize. I've interrupted your train of thought. SERAFIN: I was just thinking how often philosophy begins with the promise that if we can manage to get our thinking right about some basic concept we can then go on to restructure our thinking about everything else -- and how rarely this later part of the programme is ever reached... Why -- how long was it since I spoke? SUMMERCHILD: Oh, about fifteen or twenty minutes. SERAFIN: I think I was also thinking about the tape-recorder. I think I was supposing it would be on your list and wondering why. It's not entertaining us or making us feel comfortable. It's not saving our time or labour. SUMMERCHILD: I suppose it's saving Mrs Padmore's time and labour. SERAFIN: You mean that if we didn't have the machine she would have to be in here taking a shorthand note? Good. Good. So our having the tape-recorder is affecting the quality of Mrs Padmore's life -- which, however, has an indirect effect

Date (1985-1994) A landing on the sun. Frayn, Michael. London: Penguin Books, 1992, pp. 1-130. 3219 s- Title units. ID Symbol J17

Register W_fict_prose to me, about the idea of a man being dashed to death, like a sacrifice to the god of war, at the base of that great white tomb in Horseguards Avenue. But round the back of the Admiralty, put out in the yard like a dead cat... Why the Admiralty, of all places? There's something neither here nor there about it, neither plain enough nor mysterious enough, neither explicable nor inexplicable. Though if he took his own life, as everyone has always supposed, and as we are still likely to be supposing after the present rumours have been scotched -- if the balance of his mind was disturbed, that curious disruption which accompanies a man's election to end his life, but never any other procedure, no matter how eccentric or irrational -- then reasons are not to be looked for. I turn the pages of the cuttings book. Proposed changes in Civil Service terms of employment, the problems of interface between Whitehall and the European bureaucracy in Brussels, leaders from the Guardian and the Telegraph about decentralization... Nothing more about (also a matter of course)

1.10.5. Stylistic, rhetorical reasons

Date (1985-1994) The Mamur Zapt and the night of the dog. Pearce, Michael. London: Fontana Press, Title 1991, pp. 60-197. 4510 s-units. ID Symbol HTX

359 what? Christ, there's no other way of taking her. " " Without telling me. " " Look. I don't tell you everything I do. " " No, " said Zeinab, " you don't. " " I tell you the things I think will interest you. " " If you go out with another woman that interests me. " " I'm not going out with another woman. Not like that. " " Not like what? " " Not like you're supposing. " " What am I supposing ? " " For Christ's sake! " Zeinab started on another tack. " She is cunning, that girl. " " Nonsense. " " Why is she here? Tell me that. " " She is here to accompany her uncle. And besides, Egypt is an interesting place to visit. " " She is here to get a husband. Like the others. " Zeinab had no high opinion of the scores of English girls who flocked over to Egypt during the Cairo season and (also the moment of speaking)

1.10.6. A matter of course

Date (1985-1994) EIP meeting at Strensall Village Hall, day 1, morning session: public county council Title meeting (Pub/instit). Rec. on 16 Nov 1993 with 10 partics, 318 utts ID Symbol HVF

Date (1985-1994) A landing on the sun. Frayn, Michael. London: Penguin Books, 1992, pp. 1-130. 3219 s- Title units. ID Symbol J17

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