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Du Bois'foreign trips were the highlight, not the ----, of his travels; he was habitually on the go across and around the United States.

The country is in the sort of unhappy and scratchy mood that voters in mid-terms habitually take out on the president's party.

Female hormones have long been used as a way of pacifying habitually aggressive people.

By now I habitually clicked through S's photo albums, a diversion far better than popping into a colleague's office for a romantic update.

Your eyes and facial expressions have agreed to my point of view, you just have to say that habitually does what!

Instead, the central bank has been trying to make sure commercial banks keep within their lending targets, which banks habitually exceed.

He dwelt habitually in this shadow, feeling his way like a blind man and a dreamer.

However, to do with the original breach, the small guy simply habitually sleep on the left side of his head towards.

Some restaurants did not enclose with the spoon, the Japanese picks up to drink the soup habitually.

Dear, still would habitually to miss one of your words, the oneself do not think clearly to think of, it happened that want to recall often.

If your child habitually sits too close to the television for comfort, get his or her eyes tested.

Simply by changing the word I had habitually used to describe my negative feelings, I immediately lowered their intensity.

Yes, he's in the office, " said Hugh, the habitually worried expression leaving his face at the sight of her happy, dancing eyes. "

People do not like one who habitually takes advantage of the generosity of others without making any useful return.

One party would offer a cigarette to the other habitually, As if this would shorten their distance.

So clear are the advantages of these businesses that even firms that have habitually relied on advertising are moving to copy them.

When life or line of sight suddenly a person's time, we did not take him as accidental but habitually accept and silence.

They habitually saw over the Joseph in Christmas, and with them Margaret found much more to talk about.

But if you habitually sleep excessively, it could be the result of an underlying health problem.

Britain, to take one example, habitually wallows in a nostalgic and misleading version of its own past.

They would seem considerably less inviting if they were habitually referred to by the second name instead of by the first.

They rely on industrious work attitude and thrifty life to habitually bring three children up to maturity.

One day, I chanced upon one of those men who live habitually on intimate terms with the most notorious courtesans. I questioned him.

And it only needed the habitually mournful expression of one of the dogs to deepen a little and I was round there posthaste.

Lions are the only cats that habitually feed whilst lying on their bellies: other cats will sit, crouch or stand.

He habitually wore a hat with a wide brim, and a long coat of coarse cloth, buttoned to the chin.

She's one of those habitually vain people who keep glancing at themselves in the mirror when they think no one's looking.

This was a marked change from previous summits at which France habitually obstructed American proposals.

It is still technically illegal in Indiana for a mustached man to "habitually kiss human beings. "

It is now extremely unusual for anyone to catch a glimpse of the habitually shy giant panda in its natural habitat.

Why You Might Do It: If you were never taught how to deal with irritation, you may habitually swallow it until you can swallow no more.

I would turn around and find them staring at me like I habitually raped them both.

A man's character may be learned from the adjectives which he habitually uses in conversation.

Over time with practice you will notice that when a negative thought pops up you will habitually switch it immediately to a positive.

He looked up at the vast starlit sky habitually as he put on his clothes.

except during world war i , the united states public has habitually looked upon europe ' s quarrels as belonging to europe alone.

Do not expect the world to look bright, if you habitually wear graybrown glasses.

This story is told of a browbeating counsel, who habitually endeavored to terrorize his opponent's witnesses.

Tail habitually carried above the level of the back or straight up when working is to be penalized.

A place to which one goes frequently or habitually; a haunt.

When you begin to focus upon this "lifting off, " you discover a whole lot of things you habitually think about, that are not letting it in.

Along with colleagues, she studied 207 students who habitually slept for at least six hours per night.

As a rule, men habitually use only a small part of the powers which they actually possess.

yet it seemed to me that a cloud habitually hung on their brow, and they seemed serious and almost sad even in their pleasures.

He possesses power of various sorts which he habitually to use .

Regulators in Singapore, for instance, habitually consult local businesspeople to see how they can improve co-operation.

Impatient drivers who habitually cut in. are bound to cause an accident sooner or later.

Discerning the will of God comes from habitually and consistently fellowshipping with your heavenly Father.

Studies showed that people who exercise habitually are less likely to suffer heart attacks and enjoy better health and longer life.

Mr Mantega habitually refers to foreign "currency manipulators" as the source of Brazilian industrialists' woes.

Habitually we let them place a taboret and begin to do homework. I gave them several pieces of biscuit for fear that they be hungry.

Nichol suggested that "transatlantic humouris the rare efflorescence of a people habitually grave, whose insight is more CLEAR than deep. "

Democrats may be in the majority, but nay-saying Republicans can block any budget and habitually do.

If you're habitually copied one-mails to members of your team, consider putting off your replies.

It is thought the results of studies showing a protective effect may have been skewed by the type of people habitually taking vitamins.

Habitually clad in a boiler suit tailored to highlight his portly frame, Kim Jong Il seems an unlikely style icon.

It is significant that the protectionists habitually use the language of warfare. They talk of "repelling an invasion" of foreign products.

She towards full namely surprised that ugg boots Rui Jie says: "These threes are naughty children firm, habitually be accustomed to good. "

From elements in mobile phones to leather in trainers, all are habitually "subsidised" by the environment.

Its status as a haven in the financial storm has quietened voices that habitually blame the euro and the ECB for all economic ills.

Below that come the dumb masses whom we habitually refer to as 'the proles ', numbering perhaps 85 per cent of the population.

Lin is habitually described with female imagery and the men wear flowers and sport various tattoos.

But western banks still habitually issued more bank notes than even that increased specie could back, leading to inflation.

Sufferers don't just munch on a few potato chips, they inhale the whole bag, and they do this kind of thing habitually.

We are in an age that habitually defies the easy assumptions of the old order.

You can't claim to be kind unless you are habitually kind-you show kindness without even thinking about it.

Five, milk sugar some people to drink milk to habitually add a few sugar, this be the drink of mistake method.

If one had habitually breathed the New York air there were times when anything less crystalline seemed stifling.

He habitually says the function word "ah" whenever he is about to speak.

which looks right but sounds confusing to foreigners, because this sentence is habitually incorrect.

Also, that has probably never happened unless you habitually surround yourself with wet dogs who haven't been bathed in years.

AMERICANS do it guiltily, Russians casually, Africans lethally and the French habitually.

It can be evidenced by the fact that we have learnt to deny something habitually and therefore lost a lot of things.

The person who habitually blows his own horn soon loses friends.

One that habitually accompanies or is associated with another; an attendant circumstance.

we use in the international insurance to habitually use "the warehouse to the warehouse" the liability clause.

One who drinks liquor or alcoholic beverages habitually or excessively.

The report noted auto dealers habitually cut prices at year-end to reach their annual sales target and clear out inventory.

It represents a big concession from China, which habitually bars Taiwan from any gathering that might suggest it has a claim to statehood.

someone habitually a spectator at the openings of theatrical productions.

under some circumstances , we always habitually talk insincerely.

Your character is essentially the sum of your habits; it is how you habitually act.

One who habitually depends on others for one's own maintenance.

Habitually released to donors in January, this defined priorities for aid and estimated the sums needed.

On the orbit, the rabbits habitually inherited the merits of the inhabitants .

The exercise is especially effective for students who say they habitually choke under pressure.

Western stock markets habitually apply a discount to conglomerates' shares.

Habitually chaperonage person of whole life, influence the person's life style and personal road for grow up.

negligent of neatness especially in dress and person; habitually dirty and unkempt .

That is the sort of thing that children do: habitually mispronounce someone's name in order to irritate them.

Fourth, Russia's big state companies habitually woo politicians in other countries.

Meanwhile, credit risks abound, and markets still seem habitually shocked by them.

Good life habitually can promote health, bad of life will injure the health habitually.

I imagine that Web APIs will become more RESTful over time, and that we will habitually open up our data in a responsible manner.

A temporary partial paralysis of habitually or excessively used muscles.

Even if you're habitually late, I'll bet that you can be prompt when you need to.

Daily, people tend to habitually place the toothbrush in the bathroom, so detrimental to health.

Markets habitually assign too much weight to the hawks, however.

Economists and analysts have habitually derided India's inability to attract FDI.

She habitually bore herself with strange alternations of cool reserve and docile respect to the man.

Yet all those people were also habitually ignoring the one problem that no idea, bold or imaginative, can overcome: the problem of time.

Occurring frequently or habitually; usual.

A person who drinks alcoholic substances habitually and to excess will undergo great physical pain and mental anguish later in life.

Learn what anxiety feels like in your body and become aware of the mental stories and fears you tend to habitually return to in this stage.

Scientists habitually moan that the public doesn't understand them.

If we allow animals habitually intake of sweets, they stimulate their brains in the production of opioid substances to make them happy.

Sometimes it is even confusing to those inside China who would habitually call the attackers of Party authority rightists.

There were definitely limits, not habitually imposed.

But Japan habitually runs trade surpluses and, as a consequence, has built up a big stock of foreign assets.

habitually moving from place to place especially in search of seasonal work.

To do or perform something habitually or repeatedly.

Great and noble thoughts upon which you habitually dwell become great acts.

The hairdresser habitually hang the hairdryer on the hanger.

If the government habitually destroyed wealth, the country must have been poor?

he has habitually resorted to venting personal spite instead of undertaking his social responsibility.

Brazil still habitually runs a current-account deficit.

Often or habitually roaming; wandering.

Criminality habitually goes with greed.

Is so also good, I am in Shan-li no accustomed, if you escaped from mountain, thought namely also habitually no.

Finally, many people end up habitually using payday loans much to their detriment.

Now matter what situation it is, regardless is what smoke, I will not absorb, becoming nature habitually.

The drivers who habitually cut in will cause an accident sooner or later.

A person who habitually Indulges In debauchery or dissipation; a libertIne.

His supervisor called him down for being habitually late.

WITHOUT EXCEPTION, living nonhuman primates habitually move around on all fours, or quadrupedally, when they are on the ground.

We are not, habitually, a nation of stress-busters. If anything, stress is busting us.

Your grade for class participation will suffer if you are habitually late.

A man who is known to be habitually unpunctual is never trusted by his friends or fellow men.

He works frequently or habitually on Tuesdays.

but the South Irishman, the Milesian, who sees thingsupside down habitually.

He was habitually addicted to making love to ladies.

After seated, I habitually buckled the seat belt.

Miller and Mackey alleged that Kuykendall habitually rewarded the three women with promotions, bonuses, and other special treatment.

But in Yunnan province, many plants (including D. delavayi) are habitually used as Rhizoma Drynariae.

They become "big and bad" when they're practiced habitually.

Habitually used by the people in two regions of Guangxi and Guangdong, the ilex Kudincha has the antioxidation to observed by us.

After Japanese go off work habitually drink the wine 350% group only.

4 . The insomniac is habitually afflicted with wakefulness at times when he wishes to sleep.

She habitually spent the hours from midnight to 3 a. m in reading popular science.

This is because their loyal following will vote for the story almost habitually and not even consider rating the story negatively.

Fig3-13 When the tongue habitually assumes this incorrect, low position, transverse development of the maxilla will be deficient .

It makes me feel warm, I habitually picked a flower.

The Marxist-trained writers in the Chinese state media habitually blast the US as hegemonic.

INFORMAL have a habitually hostile or combative attitude .

Does any thing of your study LEEHOM lead? (For example: Habitually the musical instrument small action etc. )if have, is what?

At the same time, men who habitually oppose others can adjust their style to opt for less confrontation.

Habitually he fails to use his power.

Tom is habitually late for school.

Habitually is gradual in the person of the life, the learning process formation.

We habitually anthropomorphise, which is why many of us call our cars "she" and give them cute names.

He drinks habitually in the evening.

Habit to person extremely importance, say from a certain meaning, "habitually is that the life be the biggest of instruction" .

He reluctantly replied: "I have not scored last night, this morning together smoothly on the habitually give me 100 yuan of her money. "

he and she had ended two years, two years after work every day habitually opens her blog, see her day mood.

Need not, thanks, I am habitually wore in a pajama rest.

You'll probably habitually want to fill the plate.

HABITUALLY seen as safe, America's $2. 8 trillion municipal-bond market was rocked in the crisis of 2008.

He will be carrying a tan zipper bag and habitually walks real fast.

his face habitually held an expression which was mild and inoffensive , almost apologetic.

We must habitually dwell there.

Habitually shy, I had been reluctant to take part in any such activities.

The present simple is used to relate something that occurs habitually or something that is a rule.

IPF's employees habitually offer less money to borrowers than the firm's automated credit system says they can.

Banks, for example, have habitually treated their governments' debt as risk-free.

Diana Miller, 65, a financial adviser from San Diego, says she broke up with a good friend who was habitually late.

Finally, during my trip to Beijing, I asked many people questions I habitually asked anywhere else in China like "how about your life? "

bully: a person who is habitually cruel or overbearing, especially to smaller or weaker people.

"The air of faintly mocking gallantry with which he habitually treated mother" (Louis Auchincloss)

Habitually open the windows, the intention is to cool the introduction of the.

n. A person who is habitually cruel or overbearing, especially to smaller or weaker people.

Yet do you ever stop to think about the power you have to inspire or depress yourself simply by the words you habitually use?

People habitually underestimate their energy consumption

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Cotton whole course assist robustly habitually dissolves the charge technique

a habitually quiet man who had never shown such an agitated demeanour

Leading College Students to Take Exercise Habitually in Network Times

To do or perform habitually or customarily; make a habit of:

Discussion on the Management of Chinese Medicinal Herbs in Habitually use

Disinclined to exert oneself; habitually lazy. See Synonyms at lazy

Was booted for being habitually tardy;

to appear habitually as a ghost

As usual As commonly or habitually happens

The people living, working, or habitually gathering in or along a street