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151) But by now even more fundamental differences were beginning to appear.

152) As it was dark by now, no bullets hit them, and they began to swim ashore.

153) But the 1977 Ferrari was by now outmoded and no longer had the same competitive edge.

154) The final chapter is no more than a scrappy addition with rather a lot of photographs of by now familiar faces from November 1989.

155) Pentheus by now was blind to everything except his anger and his scorn.

156) There was already by now a political and religious system, whose primitive beliefs deified the various forces of nature.

157) By now Haza was addressing issues other than forbidden love.

158) By now his feet ached, and his naked chest was frozen as senseless as an iron shield.

159) Some of them had noticed the sea-fret by now and had jumped up in alarm.

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160) By now he was convinced that it had merely acquiesced in the frame-up after his arrest.

161) Earlier this month the Badgers Bill completed its passage through both Houses of Parliament, and by now should have royal assent.

162) I did not fret about the delay, because by now I had absolute confidence in the men I was working with.

163) By now I was talking and singing on automatic pilot whilst my heart and brain were thudding with a heady mixture of adrenalin.

164) Poor little Sophie would by now be suffering pangs of guilt for her behaviour towards me.

165) For there is by now a mountain of medical evidence that moderate consumption of alcohol dramatically lowers the risk of heart disease.

166) It was by now after two, and I had to get the album to the crematorium by five.

167) My landlady had stopped screaming by now because she'd managed to cover herself up.

168) It is by now well known that about half of all violent crime is committed by and against blacks.

169) By now she had the look of a refugee, a displaced person.

170) We should have produced campaigns by now to identify and bring to justice the inevitable sanctions-busters.

171) By now we were close to my farm, coasting down off the ridge, the headlights turning the gravel road white.

172) By now the railway had reached Addis Ababa so we were able to travel all the way to Jibuti by train.

173) By now I was thinking that our simple request for shelter was turning into a rather cumbersome affair.

174) I should know by now that heavy drinkers are awfully fond of high-flown rationalisations for any brief spell of abstinence.

175) I checked my watch as I dialled: 9.15, which meant the admin shift should be into their first tea-break by now.

176) By now, probably half the small ads in the current issue had been placed by aliens.

177) This enabled Whessoe to stamp its by now ubiquitously accepted name on the conduit that supplied vital water to the cotton city.

178) These are harder to come by now than in the boom period of the late 1980s.

179) It is not an analogy to be pushed too far, but the point should be clear by now.

180) By now most of the other girls found me extremely odd, but they were easily cowed by my outbursts of sarcasm.