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The path of adventure and discovery was opened to many a boy and girl who would otherwise have trodden the damp and muddy ways of testtube analysis.
Unfortunately, the chapter goes over well-trodden ground.
However, some of the contributed chapters are infor mative; the book does cover several angles of soil use: land-use planning; urban soils, as well as the well-trodden research in compaction.
To make the tests as realistic as possible the soil was not trodden down thus resulting in a rough surface similar to that found in the real field.
The well-trodden concept of centre and periphery might be a start, but surely we should ask additional questions such as how a periphery becomes peripheral, and what keeps it there.
Much of the material on changes to the professions - on the downgrading of social work to care management, or the changing nature of probation work - is well trodden ground.
Because a man cannot afford a collar or a razor he is to be trodden down and under by a pseudo-military system.
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I do not intend to tread the same ground as has been trodden in the speeches delivered during the last two hours.
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Our recent debates on the subject all cover the same well-trodden ground.
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Basic freedoms which we champion have been trodden all over by this man.
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Anyone whose toes are trodden on is bound to have some objection.
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He gets indignant when he finds trade unionists trodden upon and that is natural.
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The excuse was that it was too crowded and the dogs might get trodden on.
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The ground is now well trodden; the essence of the argument has been deployed.
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In doing so, he is following a familiar path, well trodden by his predecessor.
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Unfortunately, they are very long, very tenuous and hardly trodden at all.
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There is no worse sight in winter time than that of down-trodden people without a decent pair of boots.
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Three constables each had a foot trodden on by a police horse.
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I do not want to pilot a path that will become so well trodden as to be absolutely subterranean.
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There is no need to go over again the well-trodden path of argument about the place of advertising in society.
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We keep our chins up in every other respect, but we do not mind our product being trodden on.
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No one assumes that this will continue indefinitely or that this is a path only half-trodden.
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We have trodden the opposite path for ten years and it has not in fact given us the results for which we have asked.
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Unfortunately we have trodden different paths on many important issues.
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In our supervision philosophy there are two broad roads that can be trodden.
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We have trodden the way that leads to greatness, and back along that path there is no return.
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Anybody who speaks on this subject and is in any way arrogant will soon be trodden on.
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I accept that this motion represents a new dimension on the well-trodden ground of guillotine motions.
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I have an unhappy sense that we are returning to ground over which we have trodden some time ago.
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The farming community know this road; they have trodden this road before.
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With these amendments we return to ground which has already been trodden in another place.
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When the holes are drilled, the concrete is trodden into those £24 per square yard carpets.
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They have their troubles as well, and new territory is being trodden there.
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In discussing this matter, we are going over fairly well-trodden ground.
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There is no further mileage down that well-trodden track.
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Many of the measures will, at first sight, appear to cover the same well-trodden ground as that covered by other international organisations.
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I do not wish to tread over ground which has been trodden on before in our debates.
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One was found to be a case of hernia and, in another case, the patient had collapsed in the crowd and been trodden on.
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We certainly hope that the path to reform will be trodden at a much quicker pace than heretofore.
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We have trodden that ground, as regards the disqualifying officers.
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They have improved partly because of trade union activities, which have gone in advance, have trodden on ahead of the law of the country.
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As people were trodden underfoot, others lifted them up and passed them over their heads as they surged forward with the music.
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All these countries are on a well-trodden path.
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Year in, year out, that is the well-trodden path.
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In any political debate it is well to remember whether the ground has been trodden before.
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The result will be that the freedom of the people will be again trodden under foot.
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Are these people now in such a down-trodden condition that they cannot make their wishes felt?
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I think that the case against corporal punishment has been rather trodden down.
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By that time they have trodden it into their carpet.
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Perhaps, if the party opposite had not got in our way, it is the road we should have already trodden.
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I am interested at the moment in the poor, down-trodden working class.
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I had hoped to push him a little further down the delicate path he described himself as having trodden.
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The miners feel as though they are being trodden on.
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I believe that we have successfully trodden the same path in the 30 years since then.
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I shall not, however, attempt to go down the paths already trodden by so many earlier speakers.
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Pamphlets are trodden underfoot or washed away by the rain or blown away by the wind.
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We should be aware of the path that we have trodden—namely, a substantial abnegation of parliamentary control of legislation over the past decade.
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Then we can all stop talking about this very well trodden subject.
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We always want to help the down-trodden minority as far as we can do it.
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I am not going to retread the well-trodden arguments for extending technical education.
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There is a sense of déja vu because most of the ground has been well trodden already.
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He realises that following a well-trodden path is no road to posterity.
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To turn aside from a well-trodden path is liable to lead to unforeseen pitfalls.
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A well-trodden path is the married couple's income tax allowance.
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There is a mass of opportunities for the smaller firms who have not trodden this path seriously.
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The vast majority of the time, especially in poor weather, they want to stick to well-trodden paths.
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I propose to touch only briefly on the now well-trodden battleground of the structure, control and resourcing of the inspectorate.
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Since then, though, the will of the people - of all ethnic groups, let it be emphasised - has been trodden underfoot.
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However, you strongly desire a third path to be trodden between liberalism and protectionism.
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He is to some extent going over ground that he has already trodden.
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During his speech, he has trodden the same ground more than once.
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We formed trade unions because we individuals thought that we were being trodden into the ground by bosses who had too much power.
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If toes have to be trodden on, he trod on them delicately.
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We have trodden that unhappy path before, and it did not lead anywhere in particular.
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We might be treading tonight down a path which has been trodden before.
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A difficult road with many obstacles has still to be trodden.
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Is this not a path that must be trodden with very great care?
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He has clearly drawn deeply upon the experience of those who have trodden this path before him.
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Often one does not know that one has trodden in it and it is brought into the house.
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Worst of all, it puts us all back on that old familiar well-trodden treadmill which calls into question the principle of deregulation.
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When ordinary people are too delicate and too gentle, they always get trodden on by the nasty people.
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I do not know that it is well-trodden ground.
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He chooses instead to go along the old trail that has been trodden before.
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The target article describes some fascinating research that does not go down the well-trodden pathways of the usual studies of deception and false belief.
Any survey that provides a guide to this most well-trodden area of international history is to be welcomed.
We homeless ones are a law-abiding class of citizens, but even the worm will turn when trodden upon.
Does the yelping dog whose paw has been trodden on know what pain is like?
I regret that its promise of shedding new light on a well trodden area is only partially fulfilled.
Her wig is made up of bottle tops, left over from ordinary twentieth-century life, trodden into the dirt underfoot, pressed on to noticeboards.
The routes have been trodden by generation after generation of their kind, for longer than man can remember, with only the slightest variations.
Once such a step has been taken and new planets manipulated for their resources, then the road to ancestor type simulations is halfway trodden.
As such, the first four chapters cover well-trodden ground.
However, it does not begin to explore the less trodden path - the genuinely 'creative' side of sequencing.
Taves' treatment is clear, effective and sensitive in this relatively well-trodden academic area.
The theory of autobiography has become very well trodden terrain.
He made sure all parties signed the paper describing the trodden boundary, and that they would agree to respect that boundary.
Each of these well-trodden causal pathways thus serves as a part of our overall causal explanation.
We have been trodden upon and slighted in every way by the class who have comfortable villas to live in.
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