This doesn't mean that an unintended style drift can't come into play.

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'We don't intend to drift back to anything which seeks to manipulate our exchange rate, ' he said.

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"Tinkering here and there and hoping we'll drift to a solution simply won't cut it any more, " he said.

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If you want a strong Atlantic partnership, Robert Gates said, the "drift of the last 25 years can't continue".

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If things don't change, Russia will continue to drift like a piece of ice in the Arctic Ocean.

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Would some of his MPs, enthused by today's speech, drift towards the No camp if they feel the prime minister hasn't negotiated a good enough deal?

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There has been a century-long drift in the direction of the higher and higher percentage of people who don't have everything that they need in order to live and I think that that percentage will grow.

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It looks like pricing will be announced closer to launch, but you might want to just start putting away the occasional dollar now, because this one ain't exactly going out the door free on contract if you catch our drift.

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"If we don't address these challenges, the danger is that Europe will fail and the British people will drift towards the exit, " he was to say.

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"Don't Stop Believing" by Journey is the PA announcer's usual choice of song as fans drift home post-match and Ulster fans are surely starting to believe again, daring to dream that the heady days of 1999 may be, just may be, about to return.

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