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suddenly



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I do not think City lost their way because Spurs suddenly had more quality than them - it was more that Tottenham just wanted it more in the second half.

From BBC

You know the one: Mary Richards, smiling brightly amid the herd gathered at a crowded Minneapolis intersection, suddenly whirls and flings her tam-o’-shanter into the air.

From Salon

It was really just the luck of having a professional actor suddenly in my life.”

From Los Angeles Times

As part of the facade, Taylor started writing the name of her favourite show on a white board during a fake ice-breaking exercise, before the wall suddenly parted and revealed a Regency-era ball.

From BBC

Crowds of workers, many pulling suitcases or carrying their belongings in plastic bags, suddenly found themselves free to go.

From The Wall Street Journal