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• were there no police present?
• The play is set in the present and covers a period of around one month in Spring.
• The society's ruling council said it was ‘deeply concerned’ at the present situation.
• is there a doctor present?
• Could you further discuss what you mean and the present dangers language is facing?
• Relatives and friends expend considerable effort to be present when death is near.
• The past that historians portray must be one out of which the present can plausibly have grown.
• to present opportunities
• It is a holy land, which means a place where God is uniquely present and available.
• We have all kinds of ways of imagining the future that distract us from actually living in the present .
• mercury was present in a number of samples
• You see, the game takes place in two time periods: the past and the present .
• All ten of us were present and accounted for as we went down into the subway station for our next ride.
• She said even if the commission did not require Rowley to attend, he would like to be present to testify.
• The present answer to that question is that a company's mind is the mind of its senior officers.
• The story moves between the present , the past and perhaps a little bit of an uncertain future.
• She has no doubt that the present situation is adding an extra burden to what is already a very traumatic time for people.
• She says the geeky dullard front we present during office hours is a terribly amusing façade.
• a Christmas present
• It is to meet with the groups to discuss the difficulties it has with the present legislation.
• at the present moment
• Headlines are written in the present : Bus kills man.
• Burnley chiefs will gather to discuss the present crisis at Thursday's planned board meeting.
• We are all fed up of the present situation, so let's work together on creative solutions and get our lives back.
• Even tourists who make an occasional visit recognise the stupidity of the present situation.
• It will highlight the circumstances that led her into her present situation.
• to present a cheque for payment
• the suspect may present a danger to himself or others
• It is estimated that some several million tonnes of CFCs are present in the atmosphere.
• Heads turned to see if the visitor was still present and available.
• Everything is based on appearance and what you present to people, and you can control that.
• to present a financial statement
• friends and neighbours were present in great strength
• Independence doesn't necessarily mean isolation, which would be suicidal in the present world situation.
• The present situation is intolerable both for the residents and for the Travellers.
• I recently attended a reception in London at which the Queen was present .
• The present discussions follow working-level talks held in the past two days in Seoul.
• It should be clear that an apology has to be in the first person, and in the present tense.
• There is even talk of a book on women's cricket detailing its beginnings, its present and its future.
• you're to present yourself for the oral examination at 09:10
• a local celebrity will present the prizes
• In advanced cases, walking without support becomes impossible and pain may be present even during rest.
• Some of the major findings of the present study are highlighted and discussed below.
• Michael's parents, David and Marie, were present to thank everyone for their generosity.
• to present theories as facts
• The moors here present a particular challenge, the bridleways are waterlogged, rutted, rocky and really quite fantastic.
• to present a complaint to a tribunal
• Falling objects, toppling furniture and panic present the greatest dangers during an earthquake.
• But in the present discussion this is not the true comparison at all.
• The present is always more important than the future because we know little about the future and a fair amount about what is happening now.
• All councillors feel that we would like to reverse the situation but the present bed shortage makes this impossible.
• But, more crucially, he was also able to present a united political front.
• Military officials have said the order to strike again would not have been given had many bystanders been present .
• It allows him to present his laddish repartee as a courageous swipe against repression.
• At the present time, none of these questions can be answered with any degree of certainty.
• He said Mr Pepper had attended a funeral at which Frank and Thomas Murphy were present .
• But instead of referring to him in the past tense here, I've referred to him in the present .
• Looking deep into Jim's eyes she saw her past, her present and her future.
• The present Queen is thought not to be a devotee of theatre.
• Another peculiarity of headlinese is that it is almost always in the present tense.
• may I present my wife?
• It made you realize that you simply had no control or power over your present or future.
• this should not present much difficulty
• All you will have to do to take advantage of the offer is to present your card when you make your purchase.
• The present application will be discussed by the planning committee next Tuesday.
• There is still great generosity in the heart of man, even in the present age.
• These groups present more direct challenges than other groups with established Whitehall connections.
• These books, by predicting the future, have the ability to take you out of the present for a few moments.
• I wasn't present at the birth of my son
• The present crime situation should serve as a spring-board to unite people of all walks of life.
• In almost all the comets examined, the spots were present only in the head of the comet.
• A tram link between Interchange and Forster Square stations would be slightly better than the present situation.
• In the event, for present purposes, there is a short answer to Mr. Swainston's point.
• I bought a birthday present for Síle today
• The public prosecutor normally begins to present his evidence in court after about three months.
• The conference can also help to present a united and identifiable face of those opposing the country's occupation to the wider public.
• Friends were present and they called for help - paramedics and firefighters from the Aston station attended.
• Formaldehyde is just one of several gases present indoors that may cause illnesses.
• It offers stunning examples of most every architectural style, from the Middle Ages to the present .
• to present a show to the public
• The present and the future were so much more interesting than the past.
• Pincay, who retired two years ago after riding an unparalleled 9,530 winners, will present Threewitt with the award on July 9 at Hollywood Park.
• The present situation is such that harmful chemicals are added for preservation.
• We cannot let our future be shaped by those who care only about their present .
• Children with recurrent abdominal pain present a difficult conundrum for doctors.
• a top executive will present an award to employees who built the F-150
• he failed to present himself in court
• they were to present their rifles, take aim, and fire