Mr Smaldone eventually twigged that China Post was paying the USPS $1.40 for local delivery.
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Eventually I twigged that this was the rallying cry of the Cobblers, and I've been shouting it ever since.
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The big untapped market, easyJet and Ryanair's bosses twigged, was the short-haul business market, which was still dominated by pricey full-service airlines.
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For instance, many of us twigged immediately to the parallels between Eleven and E.T., but what about between the underwritten Barb and The Goonies' skeptic Stef?
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When his mother tried the "I ate your candy" ruse, he immediately twigged that it was a Jimmy Kimmel joke because he'd seen it on YouTube.
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They may not have known anything about Vent Guy at a glance, but it's clear that all of them immediately twigged to his behavior as notable.
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Second, it raised that capital effectively: tapping stuffy (and mostly German) investors who twigged that they should have a digital strategy but who found tech entrepreneurs baffling.
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The name "Eins Zwei Zero" made me chuckle when I twigged it was a play on "eins, zwei, drei" so I liked it before trying it based on that alone.
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Dozens of high-tech phone smugglers have been apprehended by Chinese police, who twigged to the scheme to send refurbished iPhones into the country from Hong Kong via drone — but not the way you might think.
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Boys Smith first twigged that something was amiss when, while chinwagging with his peers at Cambridge University, he began to be embarrassed by his Conservative affiliation.
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235 An U. campestris suberosa pendula was in nurseries by the 1870s (see 'Cultivation'). Not to be confused with U. campestris (:U. minor) microphylla pendula, a smooth-twigged cultivar. Green considered Kirchner's Ulmus rugosa pendula (1864) a synonym of 'Propendens'.
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Ramirez 2016, pp. 9–12 According to Dai Watanabe, "Women were invited to teach western needleworks during that time." She also identifies the first stuffed crocheted motif, Seiyo-keito-amimono-kyouju (), a twigged loquat with a leaf and more fruit motifs, which started appearing in 1920.
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Suvisaari, Kruunattu hevosenkenkä Hästsko med krona, 2005. pages 21-23. Finnish heraldry has introduced some new lines of partition, such as "Fir twig partition" (havukoro) and "Fir tree top partition" (kuusikoro). For example, the arms of Outokumpu, designed by Olof Eriksson in 1953, has a fir-twigged chief.
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Tilia platyphyllos is widely planted throughout the temperate world as an ornamental tree in parks and city streets. Numerous cultivars are available, including 'Aurea', (golden leafed), 'Fastigiata', 'Laciniata' (seemingly torn leaves), 'Örebro' (columnar), 'Princes Street' (narrow crown), 'Rubra' (red twigged), 'Tortuosa' (twisted branches), and 'Tiltstone Filigree' (upswept branches).White, J. & More, D. (2003). Trees of Britain & Northern Europe.
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They included Horace Walpole and Thomas Gray the poet. Eventually, Chute was forced to flee, having been twigged. A mid-18th- century view of the Villa Albani by Giuseppe Vasi. His accommodating manner suited him for diplomatic tasks, such as the successful negotiations with Vittorio Amedeo II over conflicting rights of nomination and investiture, aggravated by the acquisition by the House of Savoy of Sardinia, over which the papacy had long-standing feudal pretensions.
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The lad, like Achilles among the maidens of Skyros, hid himself among a band of youths undergoing initiation, but the old lady twigged, venturing into the corroboree, and, catching him, bundled him into her dilly bag, to haul him back home. He managed to shake himself loose, grasp some bone skewers used for combing, and stab her blind. Having turned the tables, he then put her in a canoe and let it drift out on the tide to a sandbank where she died, and her remains formed the Bar which is a feature of that strait.
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Hillman himself was racked by guilt at his actions, all the more so when it turned out that someone else whose house he owned had died the previous week, meaning that his financial problems were already solved before he tried to murder Emily and murdered Maxine. Hillman's trusting wife, Gail, finally twigged and challenged him, leading to his full and frank admission, in the belief that she would stand by him and not reveal his actions. She however refused to protect him and Hillman disappeared, pursued by the police, who eventually found his second wife's body. He returned to kidnap his family and try to gas them in the family car, before being discovered, and driving off and crashing the car into a canal, where Hillman died but Gail, Sarah, David and Bethany survived.
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In February 2017, coach Richard Beale commented that over the previous few months, McDonald had "really twigged that you have to work really hard without the ball as well", and his development was such that the club confirmed their intention to extend his contract. Towards the end of the 2016–17 season, after McDonald had produced a scoring streak of six goals in five matches for the under-23 team, manager Gianfranco Zola named him as one of the younger playersothers named were Corey O'Keeffe and Jack Storerwho would be given a chance of first-team football once the team were sure of avoiding relegation to League One. He finished the season as top scorer for the under-23s, but Birmingham's failure to avoid relegation until the final match meant any first-team debut remained on hold. The club took up the one-year option on McDonald's contract for the 2017–18 season, and in September, he spent a month on loan at Solihull Moors, where he played five National League matches and one in the Birmingham Senior Cup.
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