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But I got to grips with it pretty quickly, and soon started to feel really good in the car.

He wants the leather to be stiff so hitters cannot see the movement of his hand as he grips the ball.

Chiang was not a true representative of the bourgeoisie in China and he never came to grips with the relics of feudalism in his own land.

They've never been able to come to grips with the fact they're bankrupt.

None of those fishy little finger grips, but a good firm squeeze accompanied by an equally strong gaze into the other's eyes.

One of the few pieces of good news is that Wall Street finally seems to be coming to grips with the depth of its problems.

The myriad things disrupt for the dust, grips tightly your hand not to be able to let loose.

China has not got to grips with its last lending splurge, let alone this one.

Meanwhile, the oil industry is already getting to grips with the question of what to do if such a thing should happen again.

As is often the way, business is ahead of governments in getting to grips with waste.

But for the moment what matters most for Airbus is that the market stays strong and that it gets to grips with its costs.

This means that the stencil can be moved, resized and rotated on the worksheet window of Golden Ratio by means of the resizing grips.

Throw it into a corner and it grips, the body roll is kept to a minimum, no buck and sway over uneven pavement.

I spent the flight here trying to get to grips with Andrew Motion's brick of a Keats biography.

Canny salespeople may try to bamboozle you with jargon, so it's worth getting to grips with a few key features before you hit the shops.

I spent fifteen minutes before going to bed squeezing rubber grips.

She was unable to come to grips with her attacker.

The first-ever credit downgrade of the U. S. left Wall Street and Washington struggling to come to grips with a new world order.

In general, older hardware is better supported (given that developers have had more time to come to grips with it).

It's not fear that grips him. . . only a heightened sense of things. The cold air in his lungs.

One exercise device described is an inelastic resistance device having a combination grip that includes hand grips and a loop.

While an economic slowdown, and perhaps a recession, grips the U. S. , economies in the rest of the world are still showing healthy growth.

But after the first goal I thought we got to grips with Liverpool and stopped the supply to Torres.

Massa struggled for form last season as he failed to get to grips with the characteristics of Bridgestone's narrower front tyres.

As the country comes to grips with the scale of this disaster, survivors cannot be complacent.

An adjustable mounting plate grips the base of a sample, presenting it for application of clockwise or counter-clockwise torque by hand.

The speaker talked a lot, but never really got to grips with the subject.

Okay, we got a. . . -Time for me to get to grips with one, carefully.

FORTUNE -- The outside world is finally coming to grips with the realization that China has some serious economic problems of its own.

New students are always amazed when I have them hold their club and I then show them that their grips do not fit their hands.

Equipped with such modern appliances as the bicycle, the telegraph, and the Colt revolver, he comes to grips with a feudal never-never-land.

Diamante grips or slides3 are easy to use and transform your normal daytime style into evening glamour. 3.

Once it has its grips on the system, it proceeds to create an HTTP server and download malware onto the computer from hacker web sites.

My eyes were bandaged for three weeks and I had to get to grips with the problem of blindness, even though I knew it was only temporary.

Wind the clocks forward a decade and Russia is again in the grips of a deepening financial crisis precipitated by the US banking collapse.

With Americans tightening their grips on their wallets, new sources of growth would have to be found.

It may take a long time for a child (or an adult) to come to grips with the death of a loved one.

Vigorous shooters, when enemy come to grips with the trend of the eyepiece shots out, was to give the role add cent many.

But it was only the latest in a series of missteps by the government as it tries to come to grips with events in the Middle East.

No matter how tightly one grips the keys , trying not to release one note before the next is played, an imperfect legato results .

Fast forward two years and the country is in the grips of a bout of stock market fever.

The gun had feed mode selector at the rear of the receiver, and, when used on tripod mount, a set of spade grips to control the gun.

Chinese banks never really got to grips with risk pricing .

And the business world is struggling to come to grips with a radically new economic climate where risk is , well, a four-letter word .

Our hands are better able to manage the subtle grips necessary for making and using tools to maim or kill other species.

we began to come to grips with the problem of measuring risk. Here is the story so far.

Service in a developing country brought him to grips with the problems of poverty.

I had tried so hard to join in with everything he enjoyed. He had wanted to sample orienteering and I just couldn't get to grips with that.

He bought some hair grips for his wife in the fair.

I had my heated grips on, but I could have been clutching vials of magma and still I wouldn't have felt them.

It may take months for you to come to grips.

For a soft and sexy look on curly hair, pile your hair up on to your crown and secure with grips and slides.

Another grips the hands of her keeper and swings head over heels with childlike exuberance.

For tracks of less than 200 m, the handlebar grips shall be 920 mm from the ground (distance measured from the top of the grips ).

Caught in these struggles, I had a chance to come to grips with my unexplained feelings and answer some important questions.

The concern appears quixotic, but China is now in the grips of a moral crisis.

It's taken me a little time to get to grips with a new car and to adapt inside the cockpit, but the team has been fantastic.

After circling around for a minute, the two wrestlers came to grips with each other.

While Americans and the British prefer firm handshakes , the Asian community favour gentle grips.

While they grapple with that, multinationals are also coming to grips with Chinese wage inflation.

It's important that executives come to grips with the fact that CRM is not a one-time expense.

In the first grips of that illness, we were weary and disoriented.

At the same time, it inspired those in its grips, repeatedly bringing them tears of joy throughout the long election season.

For the believer, there is no satisfactory answer for why we suffer. Each person has to come to grips with that.

Few brands have quite got to grips with this yet.

And now, as then, it's not fear that grips him only restlessness. A heightened sense of things.

British forces never came to grips with the enemy.

Though Sue is a green hand, she's completely at grips with the details of her job.

Even amidst the aching coil of pain which grips my belly I shall rise.

He is someone who hasn't been able to come to grips with his own sexuality.

red-crowned cranes are one of animals which in the world most treasures, grips the dragon nature protection area is their ideal homeland.

Consider now the same test carried out with servo control based on crosshead travel or displacement of the grips.

"With such a high cost, it is imperative that businesses get to grips with this issue, " said Madan Sheina, an Ovum analyst.

They don't want to leave formula one and we don't want to lose them, so we'll get to grips with it.

In even the simplest and most hackneyed Italian street song, he grips the audience like a benign bear.

The professional hand grips also make it easy to point and shoot however and wherever you like.

Scientists are still getting to grips with the complex interaction between ozone depletion and global warming, Barrie explained.

"But you don't need to think sadness before it grips you" , she says as they hold each other's hand under the mango tree at the riverbank.

The speaker talked a lot, but never really got to grips withthe subject.

One grips a strapping fellow of your sort with one hand and . . . wipes him out.

Vice Grips can be applied to the tube and bender clip preventing slippage.

Races allow you to practise running in crowds, test out your fuelling strategy and get to grips with pre-race nerves.

Qu Qinglin said grips the tight pocket's import, how is to raise the resources recovery ratio the question.

Students as young as 7 have been instructed to forgo their ball point pens and get to grips with its more artful predecessor.

In a typical week we follow the textbook closely, getting to grips with the new ideas, concepts and exercises.

They were also anti-war in a country coming to grips with the consequences of World War II.

But for e-commerce companies, the rapid growth in online sales is providing both motive and opportunity to come to grips with the problem.

Health care continues to be the Number 1 issue that we, as a country, need to come to grips with.

And debt-ridden Europe must now come to grips with a fiscal consolidation that should restrain economic growth for many years.

With an oil exporter such as Libya in the grips of a popular uprising, oil prices will rise to reflect much greater supply uncertainties.

who grips a hanging strap or similar device for support while riding as a passenger on a bus or subway.

US and European demand, already tailing off, is expected to shrink further as consumers cut up their credit cards and recession grips.

And Hall prefers the shake-hands grips, because he can smash the ball with a backhand stroke more easily.

Policymakers need to come to grips with the uncertain state of the world and work together to reduce uncertainties rather than add to them.

But he believes that clubs will have to come to grips with the spiralling wages to prevent deepening trouble.

develop the cupping grips that can be used in servo universal testing machine and computer control pressure testing machine.

One is to come to grips with the importance of friendship between China and India from a strategic and comprehensive perspective.

The rubber grips onto the lid as the soft handle cushions your hand and absorbs pressure. Open any size jar effortlessly!

But then the necessary film technology came along and I came to grips with being known forever as George 'Star Wars' Lucas.

I'm looking for a golf equipment supplier, clubs, clothing, grips , balls.

Only one had the correct size grips, and he had very small hands.

Wears her soft of lips son, he lightly promises a promise, he grips her hand, make her not take behind.

And he knows that greed can quickly replace the fear and outrage that now grips the minds of investors.

The aggressive tread grips well when off road but does not inhibit road performance.

Mr Cui's willingness to resort to such extreme measures is a sign of the desperation that grips China's poor.

The second step in coming to grips with math is to realize that math is not particularly difficult.

The special fiber infused mascara grips onto even your finest brow hair to create a beautiful healthy and enhanced look.

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Rubber side grips and a contoured shape for either hand.

More than once, faith in ideas and innovation has rescued families and entire nations from the grips of poverty.

This book is compulsory reading for anyone who wants to get to grips with Yemen's pit of slithery serpents.

Home values have soared to high levels in many countries as irrational exuberance grips the markets.

By contrast, banks are at an earlier stage of getting to grips with the liquidity requirements of Basel III.

The economy of influence that grips Washington has destroyed Congress's independence.

But neither of those two factors would stop a gold rally if the EU can't get to grips with the debt crisis, he added.

It grips on to the silk wall when it leaps. And the shape of the bean helps it roll.

By 2008, 80 percent of Haitians lived on less than $2 per day, and the country found itself in the grips of a food crisis.

States have to come to grips with how they're going to continue to tax sales of goods and services in the future.

The core grips the crust, and is not as liquid as one might think.

In my experiences with discovering life purpose it seems inevitable , in all cases , to come to grips with our past .

But that depends on Europe's leaders getting to grips with the euro crisis.

Inventing monsters to explain or come to grips with natural disasters has deep roots in Japanese culture.

Throughtout history no theme grips the masculine imagination with greater constancy and less honor than the myth of the heroic rapist.

Not only will this book help you come to grips with the opposite sex, it'll help you understand yourself.

You come to grips more frequently and thoroughly with yourself and your environment than do most people.

Although women have flooded into the work force, American society hasn't fully come to grips with the change.

If the voltage is adequate, they use suction grips to make handling of the 9 rows of modules easier and to keep them clean.

The world has only recently started to get to grips with the fact that China's economy really matters.

This is followed by a tour through the most applicable parts of the Java2D package that you need to get to grips with.

The lower left hand holds a severed human head and the upper grips a blood-stained sabre.

Leontief's address (1971) is explicitly concerned with the inability of microeconomic theory to come to grips with empirical realities.

But since then, it has been leading the development community in coming to grips with this very serious, but long-ignored problem.

Hand grips shall be provided above access openings.

He is currently getting to grips with his new job at the labour union office in Guangzhou.

Our economy is stable at this time because this government has taken the difficult decisions to get to grips with Britain's debts.

Silicone handle grips will protect your hands from getting burned.

Capturing the center, Shirov grips Black in a vice.

Trust that things will get clearer as your brain comes to grips with new information.

But they never really came to grips with the Fed's responsibility for causing recessions in the first place.

But the time may have come to get to grips with personal branding.

Britain, by contrast, has little to offer that grips India's imagination.

The new senators (including six extra Republicans) may need time to get to grips with the subject.

This is why I always prefer the seclusion of the wilds, where I can come to grips with all problems through self-help.

Srinivasa programmed HERB's grips by studying how humans behave.

As fear grips the market, financial firms pull back their money. . .

The modal properties of golf club in grips condition can then be predicted.

He is at grips with civil architecture.

Grips I hurriedly lobster catch on to shore, into in the barrel.

BMW K1200R, with heated grips, Sport wheels, ABS , On-Board Computer and Sport windshield! !

The speaker talked a lot, but never really came to grips with the subject.

Dense months after with fate, died in gelsenkirchen grips.

The precious commodity is trading higher than ever as uncertainty grips the financial world.

Our trio of infant and toddler bowls have a permanently attached suction base that grips a surface and won't let go without your help.

JAKE nervously grips the surcingle of the mare.

His famous saying "grips the destiny the pharynx and larynx" , is his life spirit true picture.

"We're still getting to grips with this chip, " says Williams.

Next year's general election seems certain to hinge on Mr Obama's ability to get to grips with economic problems.

This approach sets it apart from other document stores, which can often be difficult to get to grips with for SQL developers.

The new president's first task is to come to grips with.

We will eventually give back the Chinese, but it seems the GOI's strategic thought is to wait till an implosion grips China.

Among left-wing cartoonists contempt for Bush is common, but what grips Rall is more akin to hatred.

"This also enables us to come to grips with the issue of plagiarism, although this is more of a side effect of the deal. "

It will create a zoo of new particles for those who study the fabric of reality to get to grips with.

The handlebar shall be made in one piece. Its width to the rear shall be 700 mm maximum (width taken at the exterior of the grips).

too small, ubiquitous and agile an enemy to come to grips with.

Note: Keep thumbs inside the protective hand grips.

I don't think the writer has ever been at grips with any serious social issue.

This article offers a tool that may help your team get to grips with process improvement based on the day-to-day experience of the team.

For weeks, central Russia has been in the grips of its worst-ever heatwave, which has caused probably thousands of fatalities.

Many Poles are slowly coming to grips with this tragedy.

Love on the hand in sand, grips likely tightly, flows quickly.

If the nation is to get to grips with the problem of misconduct as it becomes a substantial scientific power, that situation has to change.

There's something you need first to get to grips with, then to get a grip on.

economic growth, at the same time as winter grips the northern hemisphere, could push the price higher still in the short term.

The gym equipment was in poor condition. Overuse had grinded the grips smooth.

Pull the grips apart at 20 mm per minute while concurrently measuring the force exerted.

All 3 have excellent tracking skills, a lot of prey drive, show power in their protection work & have great grips.

of the hoop has rubber grips or steel cleats .

So just what couture is and represents is something the industry needs to get to grips with.

In the mornings, nausea like sea-sickness grips her.

90 degree heel with ladder lock technology easily grips ladder rungs.

My wife and I have tried to come to grips with how we can continue in our present situation before taking more drastic measures.

It is worthwhile for any exporter to pay special attention to pricing before coming to grips with overseas buyers.

You are correct in saying that while in the grips of separation's agony, it is no comfort to know that there is no void.

I still haven't come to grips with my divorce.

Yes it does still feel familiar but be prepared for some new thrills and spills as you get to grips with how to play the beautiful game.

Ever since I began working with Rails, I've always found the templating system difficult to get to grips with.

The US has to get to grips with its debt problems.

Case four is something that we need to just come to grips with.

There are also fears that Europe has been slower to come to grips with the problems than the US.

The tongs grips one wall of the coil.

Clamps, bent wires, vise grips, and other devices can also help to support and guide the profile.

High-quality anchor grips.

We'll come to grips with the problem very soon.

Ichun's special product grips the powder, one kind of thick line is very delicious.

If we open our fingers, loosen our grips, go with it, it can feel like pure adrenaline.

Jake grips his hand tightly.

For this shaft section there are two 3D grips available. You will use both of them to edit the dimensions.

While the horse-trading goes on, the servant leader cannot get to grips with Nigeria's most urgent problems.

Part of the problem for political leaders, some investors say, is that they have not yet come to grips with the new economic environment.

Though I am a green hand. I'm completely at grips with the details of my job.

At last the two enemies came to grips.

Be in the grips of. . .

You need to come to grips with the situation.

Both front and rear control sticks have the grips moved forward 2 " to 3" .

We are at grips with the poverty in the country.

But there will be a sit-down dinner and dance in the evening so it is best to get to grips with table manners well in advance.

She grips his hand.

The full effect is realized when you either grab the bag by the grips (above left) or swing it by its strings.

She nods slowly, and with the other hand grips my upper arm.

Dalglish has also had an effect on Suarez, who does not yet speak English fluently and is still getting to grips with life on Merseyside.

But if we can get to grips with the causes, we can find the solutions in each and every case.

One answer is that time is wasting: every month that we fail to come to grips with the economic crisis another 600, 000 jobs are lost.

come to grips with To confront squarely and attempt to deal decisively with:

lifts, in which the woman is held above the man's head in one of various grips and positions;

Research on the Structure Principle and Testing Device of New Detachable Grips for Aerial Ropeway

Eyes from behind the mirror: a rare glimpse into the forbidden as crisis grips North Korea

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I never thought I'd have to come to grips with gravity

Structure design and finite element analysis of detachable grips for aerial ropeways

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Wire rope grips for rope terminations to meet safety requirements

But I need chick that's gonna hold me tight like vice grips

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Cathay gets to grips with new strategic challenges

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Getting to grips with small components

Extricate people from the grips of poverty

Practice of Needle Tempering in Grips

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