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When you are with a group of friends, you think about the group as a whole rather than just about yourself.

The smartest money is usually headed to the door at just about that point.

'As part of the Big Family Meal he was preparing, Jamie poached an egg and I thought it looked just about easy enough for me to try. '

As he walks through the market, carefully inspecting products, he notes how prices for just about every item have gone up in the past year.

By doing so, we're going to get a good grasp on the fact that these new filesystems aren't just about doing the same old thing a bit faster.

But the president made sure the children understood that the holiday was more than just about present s.

He was just about to give up, and spend the rest of the night on the back seat of the car, when he had a bright idea.

The next morning Carmen came to return Zoe's towel and retrieve her clothes. Zoe was just about to leave for school.

Hey, I was just about to ask the doctor if I could take Eric to breakfast. Wanna come?

Just about every inch of her skin was covered as if she were photosensitive.

Baylor was just about to leave for university when the Volturi found out about him and his knowledge of our kind.

Just as a train is about to go, a young couple rush in and they're just about to close the pneumatic doors.

"Its not just about how much fabric is required, " said Deepa Neary, a retail consultant at A. T.

With poker, it is not just about the cards, but "pot odds" --the cards, plus how much you can win, and what you have already bet.

"With Spanish and Mandarin and English, he should be able to do just about anything he wants, " she said.

I was just about to fall asleep when there was a knock at the door.

I was just about to leave when he was calling to me.

Alastair, you and just about every other Burnley fan must be in dreamland at the moment?

Twitter, however, was able to turn its fortunes around and is now just about as stable as any other online service.

In other words, they were betting that just about all the ill effects of the credit squeeze had already shown up in third-quarter profits.

His madness has removed all impediments to bliss, and Foxx is such a good actor you can just about hear the music in his head.

It was just about a year ago that she and I first met to discuss the importance of people-to-people exchanges.

If a mortgage payment would be just about as easy to make as a rent payment, it might be a good time to buy.

My mother dropped in for a visit when I was just about to leave my apartment.

Colleen said she had just about given up but kept trying because she knew it would be a once in a lifetime opportunity.

Just about the time I began to lose interest, he became brave enough to land right in front of me.

Just about. But remember, if it had, you wouldn't have been able to ask that question!

It was a tragedy, one that unnerved several people close to me, especially parents of children just about her age.

Sign Up for Prescription Savings Programs: Just about every store out there right now offers some sort of prescription program.

Cathy was just about to leave when Mr. Lee invited her to stay for dinner.

Eg. Don't bother me now, I've been batting around all morning and I'm just about ready to collapse.

She was just about to leave when someone called her.

Nancy, the train is just about to leave. Let's get on.

If it looked too good to be true, Spurs had no time to think about that, and just about managed to rush through a last-minute deal.

She said that she was just about to phone me when I phoned her first.

How much better if I could talk only to people who are just about to buy a washing machine.

I'll have to be brutal here and say that I sadly don't feel that way about Arsenal with the new campaign just about to start.

Intel is a very different sort of company, doing just about everything on its own.

She was just about to get into sleep when the baby began to cry.

Give up and go back into the house. You are now just about ready to try taking a small child for a walk.

After years of war and a trade embargo that ended in 2003, the country is crying out for investment in just about everything.

Amazingly, just about everyone he works with falls out with him.

And that vision that I got as a young student, 1972, that Indians can be much better than Swedes, is just about to happen.

You were just about to go in there and whine for more money with that silly puppy dog face. . . and I'm gonna shut up now.

We were just about ready to leave when it started snowing.

We were just about to come to an agreement when John came in like a bull in a china shop. His rough remarks turned everything upside down.

But I could just about make out the dark figure in front of me when Libby gave a soft bark.

Casey was just about to leave when Mr. Li invited her to stay for dinner.

I was just about to buy that piano when my wife reminded me that this sum of money was for my son's tuition.

Avery put one leg over the fence of the pigpen. He was just about to raise his stick to hit Charlotte when he lost his balance.

Paradoxically, the Chinese government seems to be just about the only entity in the country eager to invest overseas.

Half of the time, the movie was stopped just before an event boundary, when a new event was just about to start.

As a source of power for cars, fuel cells have been a disappointment. For laptops and mobile phones, they are just about to take off.

Despite bravely dealing with his surgery, Koda is said to have a bit of a naughty streak: "He'll chew just about anything, " says Lynch.

I was just about to make a little bow of assent, assent, when the meaning of the last words sank in, jolting me out of my sad reverie.

As you can see, just about any goal can be turned into habits if you think it through.

You know she'll only drop out of the game to have a couple of kids just about the time we're ready to run her for mayor.

She was just about to leave when the phone rang.

Congress sure does seem to move faster in an election year: they've got a fast-tracked fix for housing relief just about ready.

The Duke was just about to leave. "Well, madam, if you have no other daughters, I'll bid you good day. "

To dismiss it as such is a mistake: it's a powerful machine that's capable of throwing just about whatever comes at it.

A bus was just about to leave as I got to the bus stop.

It wasn't until the dawn, when they were just about to land, that she saw that the whole time she'd been looking at the wing.

She was just about to leave the house when her husband came through on the phone from New York.

m not the only one who's trying to impress Holly Hills, either. I think just about every boy in my class has crush on her.

The size of the camera is so small it just about fits in your palm, but it's a little too big to put into a pocket.

and you know, about 2 years ago or maybe about just about a year ago. . . -Mm-hmm. . . -. . . I started getting acne really, really bad.

You know, we are just about getting ready to raid MC, if you do not concentrate, we will put your name in the "backup" list.

The Core Contingency expansion came along the next year, just about the time Taylor decided to move on and start his own company.

As you may already know, particles can be used to do just about anything you could possibly imagine.

Doctor Wang was just about to leave when the telephone rang, which said the patient was on the way to hospital by ambulance.

This means you can use the power of your mind better than just about any other sign.

He was just about to leave when he came.

you found the only way which , in your age , was just about possible for a man of higest th out and creative power .

"It's just about as spectacular as you can get, " he said after an hourlong hike to the hilltop.

It's a bit of a misconception that Adobe AIR is just about offline.

He was furious, but probably just about the defeat and I never did find out what he thought of my honesty.

"We were just about to park our car. We are turning home and out of nowhere a huge white GMC came up, " the woman said to the dispatcher.

I was just about to call to tell you how I appreciate the flowers you sent me.

However, just about David was gona get mental problems, a girl knocked at the door and dragged him out of his misery.

Her arms are just about the right length and she may be trying to move them even getting so far as to get her thumb into her mouth to suck.

"If it was just about me, I would sooner have gone back to my own country rather than being treated like a criminal, " Ms Arellano said.

"I'm af-f-fraid so, " said Tuxedo sadly. "In fact, I'm af-f-fraid of just about everything, " he said as he hung his head.

Selling premium content is possible in just about any field, but you will have to be able to provide something that is worth paying for.

They were backed by reckless banks ready to lend to just about anyone with the right calling-card.

That is just about a tenth of the total retail sales, but a 95% increase on the value of internet transactions a year earlier.

Yeah, I get it. It's a bad time for newspapers. okay? It's not just about the fucking job. I wanted to be in the same city as you.

He wanted Er Dan not to move, as he was just about to finish the switch.

I was just about to go to bed when I heard a knock on the door.

"Some of it is just about rival groups of kids, and those who want to assert their authority, " he said.

It seems to me we have stood just about enough of this man's beggarly interference.

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This afternoon I was just about to go swimming when luckily our guide saw me and shouted at me. . . . . .

Starfish and sea cucumbers lay at the bottom of the sea, just about five meters below us, while schools of fish danced in the sunlight.

The student was just about to give up the question, when suddenly he found the answer.

No! NLP is not just about communication. A further study of these great therapists, it is how they think makes them a great communicator.

the visiting time has just about ended . ill pop in to see you again in the next couple of days.

It was available so often, and always so useful, that you could just about put a brick on the key you use for Shield Block.

And in Amsterdam there's a solid piece of metal to lock it up (and a memorable urinal) just about wherever you need one.

Jess: Daniel, you know, Christmas is not just about receiving presents. It's about being with family too.

His explanation, the next day, was accepted by a weary officer, who by that stage had seen and heard just about everything.

I was just about to tell you when he interrupted.

That, or the unfortunate rodent was allergic to the flower's pollen brought out by the changing seasons and was just about to sneeze.

It would be one thing if all this customization were just about targeted advertising.

He was just about to make her an offer, when, close by the maiden, he saw a pod, with a withered flower hanging at the end.

Never underestimate the power of your local county library to help you accomplish just about anything.

"Just about any natural science has the type of structure that would be amenable, " she said.

He was just about to leave when someone called him.

But just as they just about to start to clean up, they saw two mice squeezing out at the exit of the hole.

He had been just about to cross the wall but when he heard me crying he froze.

He knew just about how they did it, and was sure he could do as well, with a very little practice.

Out of all that effort, though, often comes one package that's good enough for just about everyone.

Always remember that some contact is just about a human connection, and that's such a great thing.

Three key points is just about right to keep them interested, allowing them to ask questions if they want more.

A decade ago they were a rarity but now just about every WTO member is part of at least one.

Just about to have lunch at this log cabin restaurant on the edge of a frozen lake, so I thought I'd give you a call.

He actually gets to jack into someone in a way that's just about love you know?

I was a fledgling writer at the time of our introduction, just about to publish my first novel.

It was down in Louisiana, Just about a mile from Texarkana, In them old cotton fields back home.

"We're just about able to pay the bills each month, " he said. "Food and gas is when we need to start to dip into savings. "

virtually no member of the middle class , which includes just about all expatriate workers , is without at least one all - night guard.

Just about: extremely close to It was just aboutthe end of March when I saw him.

Vanessa was just about to show me one of her movies.

We must hurry. The train is (just) about to leave.

Uh, Susan was just about to ask me something.

I was just about to go swimming then luckily our guide saw me and shouted at me, "stop! "

The result is truly an appliance: simple to operate, easy to maintain, and better than just about anything else at what it does.

This was not the kind of game to play with the flair we want and in the last 15 minutes it was just about keeping a result .

This means the debate is no longer just about jobs and livelihoods, but is now about science and sustainability.

Just about two years ago this column was born after I had the idea to mix up a few Vesper Martinis , having just seen Casino Royale.

While the economy was growing at around 5% a year, this was just about manageable; now, no longer.

The aim of the whole project is just about to rebuild Huangshan tourism system by the system and to upgrade the whole tourism market.

He was just about to leave when the telephone rang.

A disturbing and unavoidable fact is that just about anyone can stage a shoot-'em-up in any of countless public places in the United States.

Allagany wants students to know about the relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia which, he says, is not just about oil.

A market economy might be just about acceptable to the party, but an American market society, however defined, is not.

Exercising your legs at least 5 days out of the week will help you perform better in just about any activity.

Perhaps this election is not just about who wins the White House, but about whether an entire political era is drawing to a close.

Oh, sorry dear. I was just about to tell you how beautiful it looks.

He was 15 and just about to take his GCSEs when he started PPLParty. com, a social networking site, from his bedroom in Coventry.

We were just about to leave when you telephoned .

We were just about to leave when Jerry arrived.

Little Ethan can just about sit in it, plus with granny's fruit basket, our little Ethan turned into a little fishman.

One way to maximize profits is to minimize taxes, something G. E. does better than just about any other company.

There's no point making excuses, Milan just about deserved it. But nobody remembers the runners-up, we know we did not do enough.

Thousands of fighters and civilians poured in and began looting and grabbing just about anything in sight.

Back then, Chinese students regarded American students very warmly; you could strike up a conversation with just about anyone you ran into.

Mohler says the Adam and Eve story is not just about a fall from paradise: It goes to the heart of Christianity.

In the United States, anyone can file a lawsuit, and often it seems as though just about everyone has.

I think I just about had a heart attack near the end of that match.

In fact, they have gone just about as wild as it is possible to get, examining polar bears on the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard.

Since you were unhappy to begin with, trying just about anything else would be an improvement.

Well, everything seems to be just about ready. Now all we need is snow.

HSBC is one of three banks authorized to print the local currency, so its name can be found in just about everybody's hands and wallets.

They were just about to leave when the telephone rang.

Anchorage, Alaska, is one of those unloved places that just about everyone feels free to take a pop at.

Personally, I've always been able to use just about all the bandwidth I can get.

"I know what you were just about to do! " she interrupted with a murderous stare.

For employers it means worrying not just about their own reputations but about the reputation of every person they hire.

Simply looking at a flower or a frog has always seemed to me to be just about the most interesting thing there is.

The method is so simple but super effective. I'm sure just about everyone recognizes that pattern on the bottom left.

It helps that the airport is just about open, and that Haiti is close to the United States.

Francis Fukuyama, one of the US's great thinkers, points out that the nation's love for guns is not just about personal protection.

I'm going to save you some time and get to the point: just about anything. You can do pretty much anything you can imagine in a lucid dream.

Thus if you enlarged a rounded bacterium a thousand times , it would be just about the size of a pinhead .

But don't think this point is just about Apple and Microsoft. I find many of the same parallels with TiVo and their competitors.

Right now it's just about taking a digital file and pushing it on to a e-book reader without much consideration for layout and flow of text.

I was just about to take it to one of the dormitories when you drove up.

With a little creative extrapolation, this definition can cover just about every situation you're likely to encounter day to day.

A Facebook page can be just about anything, so let your imagination get the best of you.

Waves had long fascinated Burt Ovrut, now they were just about to turn M-theory upside down.

Being " perfecto " is not just about more income, better life but something that you could feel proud of.

You can do just about anything , but the configuration files are hard to read and difficult for novices to understand .

She was just about to get on the bus when someone pulled her by the arm.

We were just about to leave when you called.

It doesn't have to be anything especially glamorous or expensive, it's just about getting some time to yourself and a change of scenery.

Today, just about every major firm offers some sort of chronic care program.

Invulnerable to pain, immune to just about any type of physical punishment, the man seemed to have no weaknesses.

Previous adaps stretch right back to 1911, and there's been a fresh stab at the material on the screen just about every decade since.

Sometimes it seems as if baking soda is good for just about anything, and it's certainly good for relieving heat rash.

The object model makes it possible for you to accomplish just about any automated task you require.

Just about any fund company or bank will let you invest like this with an automatic payment plan.

This is just about feasible at the moment, when centenarians are still comparatively rare, but it will not be the case for much longer.

I was just about to leave when you telephoned.

when you see that reduced-fat peanut butter has just about the same calories as regular peanut butter, you won't be fooled by clever ads.

You just about got away with it last time: next time instead of having a coronary he might chop your head off.

Adam, I wanted to tell you. I was just about to tell you.

Relax! When things appear at their bleakest, your life is just about to take a turn for the better.

Lilly: Or we go bet a quarter. you know, It's just about a funny competition.

He was just about to say something when Helen turned around.

Just about a month from now I'm set adrift, with a diploma for a sail and lots of nerve for oars. - Richard Halliburton.

True, he had been taking nourishment, but the work the doctors had been doing on him had just about sapped his remaining vitality.

About twelve years ago, when I was just about to start my Bad tour, a little boy came with his parents to visit me at home in California.

But if it was just about the physical challenge I would have got bored.

He was just about to say something when Pete turned around.

From the most basic image editing to more complex projects, GIMP handles just about anything I throw at it.

When he was just about to move on, he suddenly realized something.

I was just about to say that. I swear. It's amazing.

After all, bragging rights are just about the only thing that makes some of those journeys bearable.

XML is liberating because its simplicity and extensibility allows you to define just about anything, while allowing room for expansion.

And, of course, it's not just about navigation, but about manipulation as well.

There may be many beings whose connection to the dharma is just about to ripen, and these writings can jeopardize their opportunity.

Just about the time, "Love" was being released, Paul was riding in a car that slid off an icy Oklahoma road and plunged into a ravine.

Look, Obama is smart and well-intentioned; I agree with the direction of just about all his policies.

If it weren't for the breath. . . that darn need for air. . . just about anyone could learn to swim a beautiful freestyle.

I can't stand that! I've just about had enough of that! I've heard too much garbage here today!

I was just about to leave when you phoned me.

Intrigue and deceit seem to dog the management of just about every political party.

On this I make a simple point: it is not just about debt; it must also be about assets.

In the last hour, only one review was posted on MyKmart and just about a dozen people signed up for access to the site.

The students was just about to give up the questions, when suddenly he found the answer.

As these local business people are working in a diverse professionals and areas, so your topic can cover just about everything of your life.

You can see your way through just about anything; it all depends on how you look at it.

The Japanese own just about as much, but that doesn't seem to bother anybody.

Today, just about anyone can get up and running in a few minutes using free services that make adding a post as easy as writing email.

Galanz just about a week ago and the National US-held section of microwave ovens .

Just about every pet owner has a story like this and is eager to share it with anyone who will listen.

But like I said, it included just about every major angel investor in Silicon Valley.

We'd just about got ourselves together when two policemen arrived to see what was going on.

Just about any furniture maker will tell you that it's hard to have too many tools.

I bet you can fit just about any executive who has failed big-time into one of these three categories.

I was just about to make my little bow of assent, when the meaning of these last words sank in.

But I think it can be a very useful balance to try to figure out for just about anyone.

They also say this argument should not be just about short-term efficacy, but morality as well.

If This Won't Kill Them, What Will? Shotguns to the face, explosions, a heck of a hiding, the Terminator can withstand just about anything.

That's a mass audience right there ready to consume just about anything related to their teams.

He's got it good. He throws his women away when they are all used up. I bet you were a nice little tool. Good for just about everything.

You can port NetBSD to run on just about anything with a processor -- hence the motto, "Of course it runs on NetBSD. "

I was just about to go down for my breakfast when you came. But before you start, would you do this for me?

When you feel like you are just about to explode, you take a deep breath and go outside for a breath of fresh air.

Just about any webcam will work with Video Seminar Live Products, so long as it has been properly connected and installed on your computer.

This moth's just about to emerge. It's in there right now, struggling. lt's digging its way through the thick hide of the cocoon.

That means just about all offices, as the rules about keeping in line apply as much an work as they do in the home.

In recent weeks, the President and just about every other major politician from both parties have been boggled by soldier-lawyer disputes.

Play requires the acquisition of a complex set of skills. It's not just about exercising or letting off steam.

We also need to remember that Bloodhound is not just about a speed record - it's about inspiring the next generation of engineers.

A top-level domain name of up to 63 characters of just about any string of letters can be registered, Icann said.

Me: "How many times do I have to tell you to (insert just about any parental directive here)? ! ! " Child: "Three. "

for smokers are now fair game for just about any sort of abuse.

Luckily for me, none of these were problems because the university provides just about everything one could possibly need.

I thought it was all about the economy, stupid. Apparently, it's all just about plain and stupid.

"This is not a battle that's just about this Christmas, " says Rob Wiesenthal, the finance chief of Sony's American division.

So why did Facebook become so devilishly infectious so quickly, just about the most exciting place on the web to see and be seen?

With the Japanese and euro zone economies floundering, the dollar becomes just about the only short-term alternative, analysts said.

When I go into the kitchen for another cup of coffee, she empties the pot into my cup and says, "I was just about to have some myself. "

You could imagine that everyone in the world would be happy just about all the time.

You can use Tamiflu for just about anyone over a year of age.

But they have something in common. Both house vast seed vaults. One, well established; the other, just about to open.

Eventful day just about beat jimmy bit of pressure still a good player.

I've just about finished with the newspaper ; you can have it in a minute .