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there must be other factors at stake
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so surprised, tired, or bored that you cannot think clearly Pol. oszołomiony, otępiały commencer à apprendre
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my own stupefied boredom at readings,
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if sth is very likely to happen it is _____ happen commencer à apprendre
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I offer to talk rather than read, assuming that some free-associating reflections on "being a writer" are bound to be more diverting,
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commencer à apprendre
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some free-associating reflections on "being a writer" are bound to be more diverting,
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if something ____ happens or is _____ true, it always happens or is true commencer à apprendre
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I am invariably politely turned down
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a word used to emphasize a description of someone or something [= real] commencer à apprendre
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a veritable expanding tour available.
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to travel many times from one side of an area to another commencer à apprendre
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writers criss-cross the country from bookshop to bookshop
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commencer à apprendre
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Sometimes dashingly solo, sometimes grouped under catch-all categories
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a native or inhabitant of Liverpool. commencer à apprendre
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four Liverpudlian travel writers read from their work in progress
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existing only as an idea or plan, and not existing in reality Pol. hipotetyczny, spekulatywny commencer à apprendre
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sometimes celebrating notional anniversaries
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the name of a publisher as it appears on a book commencer à apprendre
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a ceremony that is always performed in the same way, usually for religious purposes commencer à apprendre
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you will find an author or two undergoing a now familiar rite.
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fashionable and popular at the present time: commencer à apprendre
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you will find an author or two undergoing a now familiar rite.
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shy and not wanting to make people notice you or talk about you Pol. niepewny siebie, nieśmiały, skromny commencer à apprendre
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The diffident arrival, then the calming drink.
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to talk or think about pleasant events in your past commencer à apprendre
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Writers now reminisce and anecdotalise like members of touring theatre companies
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a job, esp. a single booking for jazz or pop for musicians to play at a concert or club, the performance itself. commencer à apprendre
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also swap Writers now swop information on the good and bad gigs,
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extremely unwilling to spend money commencer à apprendre
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Writers speculate on the generosity of this manager as opposed to the parsimony of that.
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_____ feelings are very basic human feelings that people have felt since humans have existed commencer à apprendre
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Perhaps there is an atavistic undercurrent to the encounter between reader and writer.
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a feeling, especially of anger or dissatisfaction, that people do not express openly commencer à apprendre
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Perhaps there is an atavistic undercurrent to the encounter between reader and writer.
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