Gwen has openly expressed her faith in Arthur's ability to triumph over the odds and lead the people into a new age of a peaceful Camelot.
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The fact that they cannot use legitimate means does not stifle demand, and once again the vast majority of England fans will have paid considerably over the odds for the tickets.
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Despite his lingering love for her, he resents being forced to pay over the odds for the painting, and eventually realises how much more suitable a partner Vanessa would be.
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But this doesn't mean that Toledo's over the odd : A sheer cassis T-shirt came with its own long, flowing back skirt over matching silk pants.
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:: : Does " paying over the odds for vegetable oil " mean " getting subsidized discounts on vegetable oil " ? talk ) 18 : 56, 7 April 2010 ( UTC)
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Either time will show that Hongkong Land sold its stake cheaply just as Trafalgar was recovering, or Kvaerner has paid over the odds for a business that is still headed downhill, he said.
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Alternatively, it may require some thought and possibly a more than capable of getting over the odd grudge, of course, but by objecting to a proposal you can raise a much wider problem.
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"The report confirms what many people have thought was the case-- that in Britain we are paying over the odds for new cars, " said Trade and Industry Secretary Stephen Byers.
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He exposed the Driver & Vehicle Licensing Agency for raking in over ?m a year in revenue sharing arrangements with telephone companies, where callers paid over the odds while waiting to book driving tests and sort out tax discs.
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Initially, Jospin had triumphed over the odds, coming in ahead of Chirac in the first round of voting two weeks ago, with 23.3 percent of the vote to Mr . Chirac's 20.8 percent.
