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Trying to fit in by following the letter of the law will not give us the gains in productivity promised by Agile.

Let me in by the kitchen door, '' he said.

At first he took us in by his stories and we tried to help him; but later we learnt that his stories were all lies.

Two priests, one in full robes, were brought in by the police to persuade rioters to allow an ambulance to take her to safety.

It is something far less pleasant, like being called in by his boss to explain why he did this, and why he did not do this or that .

It was one of many key plays over the final minutes turned in by Gasol, who like Bryant had trouble with his shot through most of the game.

When using the chair, caregivers should ensure that the child is properly held in by the safety belts and is always supervised.

If he came in by himself, he shall go out by himself: if he were married, then his wife shall go out with him.

His head had been beaten in by some heavy weapon, and there was a wound in his leg from something sharp.

Mary told me that her letters to me may be in by the end of this month.

If the borrower defaulted, the Bank would first use up the money paid in by its member countries, then call on them to contribute more.

Susan: Well, I've stayed out late so often that my mother put her foot down yesterday and told me I've got to be in by ten in future.

Electron balance has been used to measure volume of solution put in by pipette of standard series in external standard method.

He had been taken in by a family that named Radar for his ability to find his way around.

has been a controversial one, as many across Silicon Valley and Wall Street say that investors are being taken in by a new Internet bubble.

PM: So, Milo's being called back in by his parents, giving us time to be alone and to help him out.

"Nature abhors a vacuum, so the chamber itself, because it is empty, it tends to be filled in by the body, " he said.

The United States appeared to be a spent power, done in by imperial overreach, as Paul Kennedy put it.

Usually she was brought in by a guard and took her place and then kept her eyes fixed on the bench throughout the day`s proceedings.

While Miles was at the barber's one day, the manager of the office came in by chance to have his own hair cut and sat just beside him.

The lanky form was that of Physician Vilbert, who had been called in by Arabella.

If it fails to strengthen regional ties, it is destined to see its economic expansion hemmed in by unsympathetic and threatening neighbours.

But life is harsh, and a man with a warm, generous and sentimental nature may be easily taken in by his cleverer fellowmen.

But the Russian supply lines were intact and they were able to enjoy quarters which, though spartan, were not hemmed in by the enemy.

To break him in by severity would be a useless attempt.

At the end of his briefing, even the reporters seemed to have been pulled in by Apple's aura, breaking into loud applause.

We seem to have arrived at a moment when further economic expansion is hemmed in by financial as well as natural limits.

26Hearing the noise in the garden, the household servants rushed in by the side entrance to see what was happening.

Out in the cold: But the children are called in by their mother before Mrs Snowman has been wrapped up.

All this wet air is pulled in by a high pressure area over the Indian Ocean and a low pressure area to the south.

Then you were roped in by a factory, had a machine slung around your neck , and then you were hooked . up by the arse with a wife.

Given that broad, high-altitude view, let me now zoom in by proposing a specific program idea along the lines of what I'm talking about.

Please go in by the door on the left. A bellman will show you to the front desk.

It was a pity, that cop. Out of all kinds of dangers, he was done in by two petty thieves trying to steal electric cables.

Pleasure gardens are opening and French food is all the rage, swept in by Huguenot immigration.

She, the widow said, had not been taken in by that humbug; we'd never see the poor woman again.

Called in by a panicking board, Hayden found himself back in charge as Executive Chairman, trying desperately to rescue what he could.

It brings blood in by way of arteries and then pumps it back out to the rest of the body.

The reeling out of the drilling line is powered by gravity and reeling in by an electric motor or diesel engine.

They are my cherished memories which, ready as I am to share with you, I would like to indulge in by myself for a while.

Don't be taken in by products claiming to help you lose weight in a week.

Those few words had shown quite plainly he was no longer taken in by her and that he was no fool.

Some are beginning to speak up, challenging a widespread notion that homosexuality was brought in by foreigners.

Don't be taken in by his promises for he never realizes them.

The era is being ushered in by a radical (at least to many) change in space policy by the Obama administration.

And when the prince shall enter, he shall go in by the way of the porch of that gate, and he shall go forth by the way thereof.

Total revenue is the total amount of money brought in by the crop, without factoring in the farmers' expenses.

Frozen and hemmed in by a cold, callous greed, the warming influence of Socialism is beginning to liberate them.

The front door was closed so we went in by a door at the side of the house.

The UNDP says the money was handed in by an Egyptian consultant in 1995, and forgotten: an oversight, yes, but hardly an appalling scandal.

Toward the end of the meeting, Wachovia's general counsel was allowed to dial in by phone.

Seems that this should be mainstream and baked in by the tools and "dogma" that comes down from on high.

Lois lost so much weight that she had her skirts and slacks taken in by her tailor.

You must be very simple to be taken in by such a story.

When you feel yourself being sucked in by mindless activities, ask yourself if you spent the last hour as you intended.

Even those who appear to be on the path are often taken in by charlatans of spirituality and would-be sages and gurus.

Long misgoverned, it was meddled in by the United States, often with the best of intentions but the worst of outcomes.

They try and suck you in by asking you to help out to get it done.

memories are card indexes consulted, and then put back in ~ by authorities whom we do not control.

Mr. Yang and his partners do not plan to be hemmed in by the online digital format.

He felt fenced in by domesticity , by his nine-to-five daily routine, by the social demands of urban living.

So if you're trying to track down a specific order's payment data you can zero in by date or by payment period.

I found that the students had no rules-they didn't have to be in by a certain time of night.

for other manufactures, the "Preliminary Examination" Column shall be filled in by provincial Radio Management Departments with its seal.

Pharaoh will think, 'The Israelites are wandering around the land in confusion, hemmed in by the desert. '

The Arctic is an ocean, covered with drifting packed ice and hemmed in by the land masses of Europe, Asia, and North America.

I tried not to intrude on her privacy but she welcomed me in by asking "Did you ever say goodbye to someone knowing it would be forever? "

The silt carried in by the rainwater flowing across the desert turned the Colorado from blue-green to red chocolate brown in no time at all.

In another an F16 jet called in by a Rifles squad radioed afterwards that it could see "bodies being picked up in the target area" .

Soon after, Ginger was led in by two grooms. York was with her and came to look at me.

Ollie: Yeah, that was really good fun. It's a weird scenario to be sitting in the corner of a shop, crammed in by CDs. It's cool.

In-by electronic enhancement method, to be able to adjust the quality of the images.

She feels penned in by her life. She can never get away from the kitchen stove or the children.

When cleaning rubbish if found the customer of the abandoned Yellow Book or other items should be handed in by the regulation.

Three months before, after the macaque had strayed from its mother, it was found and taken in by the staff of an animal protection centre.

Don't be taken in by his stories about all the famous people he knows. Remember that all is not gold that glitters.

It was found that significant differences might be resulted in by different determination methods.

These definitions seem designed to promote an image of Canada sort of still in our buckskins, hemmed in by dark forests.

Don't be taken in by his charming manner; he is hard and cruel by nature and rarely shows pity for the poor.

As an artist who uses photography , I'm trying to describe the world which I live in by myself in my own way.

Now we are ready to launch the editor plug-in by creating a new project to hold our concrete model (ours will be named Test2).

From the beginning all men by nature were created alike , and our bondage or servitude came in by the unjust oppression of naughty men .

It might discouragehospitable bosses to see guests staring at them in horror and then slithering in by a side door.

It was a preliminary report sent in by the Special Agent in Charge (SAC), summarizing the few known facts of the case.

During the last 20 years elephants have been hemmed in by the increasing number of people moving into the area in search of arable land.

Well. I have to say, that's the most amazing story I ever heard. What amazes me most is you were taken in by it.

Mr. Sorkin, Mr. Madoff's lawyer, said most of the money taken in by the fallen financier was paid to other investors as redemptions.

But what they loved was the fact that products on the set wouldn't be an afterthought brought in by a prop master.

But even at the outset, few investors went taken in by his over-optimistic forecasts, and the doubters were proved right.

You can explore the complete contents of the plug-in by downloading the plug-ins at the bottom of the article.

She feels pressure from her friends and her family, and the message gets hammered in by China's state-run media too.

You can explore the complete contents of the plug-in by downloading the plug-ins at the bottom of the article.

To cave in, by withdrawing publication or sale of the work, would represent the crumbling of a defining principle of liberal societies.

Remember that these process components can be added back in by teams that may occasionally need them.

Even a child would not be taken in by such a trick.

Have in the crowd an individual is you, know in by chance, stop in long-last.

"Then ambulances started coming in by the dozen, " she said.

Students are required to develop a small program in pairs for this class's homework assignment that must be turned in by the fourth class.

He fairly hustled around to the side entrance, and was let in by the friendly door-keeper.

Researchers suspect that the star wandered too close to the black hole and got sucked in by the huge gravitational forces.

Researchers suspect that the star wandered too close to the black hole and got sucked in by the huge gravitational forces.

The small country has no seacoast, but is locked in by three nations.

You simply ask for the service you are interested in by sending a short message, and get a reply back in the same manner.

Go in by the narrow door; for wide is the door and open is the way which goes to destruction, and great numbers go in by it.

He went in by the back door and found himself in the kitchen.

But, he says, at least Kazakhs are not taken in by the first business school that comes along.

By the early nineteenth century, the market for indentures had largely disappeared, done in by economic forces rather than legislation.

But he saw a good chance of money markets returning to normal by spring in Europe, as largely priced-in by financial markets.

Then you were roped in by a factory, had a machine slung around your neck.

His wife left him and then his firm put the boot in by making him redundant.

His wife left him and then his firm put the boot in by making him redundant.

Obama stepped into the Oval Office, ushered in by Bush. He later described the center of American power as "a really nice office. "

The masseuse was let in by a housekeeper, who then knocked on the door of Ledger's bedroom.

For a moment I am hemmed in by the loss and I feel helpless. I suffer it silently.

The importing of tortoises is now officially banned, but some still seem get in by the back door and find their way into pet shops.

A child of six was brought in by two adults. The child was supposed to be dead.

This class provides a reference counting mechanism for the add-in by obtaining a lifetime token to its contract.

When the Israelites were shut in by a pursuing army at the Red Sea, they were commanded to ". . . . . . Go forward. "

the manager of the office came in by chance to have his own haircut.

Theoretically, you can create a new add-in by copying bits and pieces from the original add-in to your new add-in, and fixing up references.

Theoretically, you can create a new add-in by copying bits and pieces from the original add-in to your new add-in, and fixing up references.

After the earthquake that rocked Haiti on Tuesday, games rallied to help pitch in by raising awareness and collecting donations.

Tobacco smoke in enclosed spaces is breathed in by everyone, exposing smokers and non-smokers alike to its harmful effects.

It went for a bid of $276, 000 phoned in by a private collector on the West Coast whom the gallery would not identify.

There was a strike participated in by ten thousand workers two years ago.

Or is it more like a map of the world being filled in by careful study of non-randomly chosen villages, one at a time?

Thus saith the Lord: Take heed to your souls and carry no burdens on the Sabbath day: and bring them not in by the gates of Jerusalem.

Still, called in by China's Foreign Ministry to explain the move, Mr. Locke is being thrust center stage of the U. S.

Almost simultaneously Mrs. Aquino was sworn in by her civilian supporters at a social club near the military camp.

B : He must have scraped in by the barest margin, or perhaps he has influence among the examiners.

B : He must have scraped in by the barest margin, or perhaps he has influence among the examiners.

Draw on traditional garden in "by the King, " means, within the existing site plum, fir into the landscape theme, like heaven.

The big gardens were closed in by a high wall, with broken glass at the top, just like a prison.

Where detachments or cadres have been sent in by the regular forces, the goal can be achieved more easily.

The basic tenet of a modern quality system is that quality cannot be tested into products; it should be built in by design.

The user can choose to deny or accept such a plug-in by clicking the radio buttons, as shown below.

We were all taken in by her plausible manner.

Spermatic: Control each one, be located in by bladder rear, the side outside seminiferous duct endmost , before rectum.

And sport is one of the few things that still has people tuning in by the million.

She is a sprightly married woman, hemmed in by an overwhelming sense of duty.

From a shell prompt, you can display the path name of the directory you're in by running the command pwd, shown in Listing 1.

Our hotel is a first-rate hotel and chosen as the favorite place to stay in by VIPs, official guests and businessmen from many countries.

The coppers had been brought in by the Home Office to investigate a series of leaks from within that Mr Green had helped to make public.

That figure, however, does not include car sales, which have been lifted markedly in by car scrappage schemes.

Far from the native Earth filled in by rains and devastated by ecological accidents, among another's unfamiliar stars. . .

The responses shown in the brain images were backed up with questionnaires(10) filled in by the volunteers.

The ban was brought in by George Bush in 2001 on moral grounds and was a touchstone policy for religious conservatives.

The family of the missing girl has been called in by the police to identify the body.

Emergent strategy The strategy that evolves from all the activities engaged in by people throughout the organization.

In this scheme, the trust transfer and key escrow are achieved in by the addition of a trusted third party (TA).

There is a story about a floor trader who died of a heart attack on the floor but remained upright, squeezed in by the crowd.

By the early nineteenth century, the market for indentures had largely disappeared, done in by economic forces7 rather than legislation.

A young president wants to pull out, but is boxed in by his generals.

The American strike was called in by a German commander after two oil tankers were captured by the Taliban.

Both of us were able to look in by standing on the basement, and clinging to the ledge, and we saw--ah!

Clarke was brought in by Dalglish on a short-term deal to work alongside him until the end of the season.

None of this escaped my father's notice, and he refused to allow himself to be taken in by my outward calm.

People carry away a man injured in by a shell which fell near the television station during the siege, March, 1993.

Why shouldn't he be able to cash in by kicking trash cans and motorcycle helmets across the room in order to knock out a bad guy?

Gets or sets an array of keys for the objects that belong to the Source property whose values get filled in by the callback implementation.

On the day of the ceremony , the emperor would don his ritual costume and be ushered in by the official in charge of religious affairs.

Instead, I was contemptuous of those naive people who allowed themselves to be taken in by slick-tongued psychopaths.

China's relationsh­ ip with the shunned countries is laudable, at least they are being corralled in by China.

The manager knew that the two new employees came in by the back door, but he didn't know exactly who were at the back.

The ITC is a very simple form, filled in by the former association where the player was registered.

Shortly after Vang Pao's death, speaking over a phone smuggled in by Hmong-American activists, Chor Fer says his group is struggling.

Any custom implementation can be plugged in by modifying this file as long as the XMLBindingService interface is implemented.

She was taken in by his promise.

If a man is easily taken in by emotional traps, he will not be able to make A. sensible judgement.

The militants flooded in by the hundreds, startling Pakistani and American officials with the speed of their advance.

We were all taken in by the boy's little trick.

Annex A of the application form should be filled in by the user representative of the proposed service.

The four traveled to Egypt on Saturday, where they were taken in by French consular authorities, the French Foreign Ministry said.

We were completely taken in by his story.

In some instances, rogue programs have come from USB drives dropped in parking lots that were plugged in by a curious person.

Assignments must be turned in by the due date. Solutions will be provided along with the graded assignments.

She said we had opted in by cashing a $9. 25 cheque mailed to us "on behalf" of Chase.

The army was hemmed in by the enemy.

is functioning smoothly and is well received and actively participated in by import and export enterprises.

Let visitors indentured labourers brought in by small train tour is really a wonderful idea, a more economical business.

You need to be careful not to be taken in by the bargain basement in some stores. Very often they're full of shoddy goods.

Companies have tried to cash in by producing a range of products from rugs to sunflower seeds carrying his portrait or name.

Alternatively, you can add the plug-in by hand by adding it directly to the plug-in. xml file, shown in Listing 8.

They said it'll be at the hotel check-in by the time I get there.

A marine is sworn in by the Defense Secretary during an enlistment at the American Embassy in Kabul.

These three chains are the main chains built-in by default inside basic packet-filtering tables.

The house failed to reach its agreed price, and was bought in by the owner.

And of course you can search to find the questions that you're interested in by using the same hash code.

And incredibly, it appears some philanthropist was taken in by the appeal because Craig claimed Wednesday that his dream has come true.

You are too intelligent a person to be taken in by such a rogue .

There is another reason why corporate clients are much less likely to be "taken in " by whizz-bang consultancy speak .

Determined to forestall a catastrophe, Malygos decreed that the world's unbridled magic must be reined in by any means necessary.

Obtains in by the time separation which has an effect to the corn growth growth to live the beneficial fungus.

This report should be filled in by each tutor every 2 weeks and automatically sent to the client in a visually appealing document.

The present householder will move out by this weekend and I'll move in by next Wednesday.

The enemy were hemmed in by our troops.

There are, however, signs that it may be becoming an indulgence engaged in by consenting adults in private.

Yet it was tabled in parliament only two weeks after MPs amended the media law in, by local standards, a relatively liberal way.

Recently, her door was kicked in by would-be burglars who were scared away by her three dogs.

The parameters in italic are passed in by the user, but could be hard-coded if you want.

I locked him in by mistake.

The women used their tools to process all of the fish and marine mammals brought in by the men.

Drawn in by what he calls "the surprise properties" of radioactive materials, he wanted to know more.

So then, the fish were done in by disease, and the Arkansas birds were probably killed either by a freak weather event or some fireworks.

All reports must be sent in by the end of this week.

Penned in by whitewashed walls and mandarin groves, visitors find themselves in a feudal labyrinth.

Strange to say, he was taken in by Henry, and supposed his repentance sincere.

But now all of Africa is gone, done in by an exchange that favored Uruguay.

Don't try to take me in by with your lamb excuse.

In order to Pass, all assignments must be completed and handed in by the last day of class with appropriate effort.

To be sucked in by a black hole, you need to reach its event horizon, the one-way boundary beyond which nothing can escape.

Her position as a small and weak state hedged in by a large and powerful republic became untenable.

He was voted in by an overwhelming majority .

On Earth, the craters formed by such impacts are slowly filled in by the action of wind, water, and life.

He had been shut in by illness during much of the winter.

He was told to put his request in writing and send it in by fax.

Lacking necessary social experience, teenagers tend to be taken in by ill people.

Don't be taken in by someone's personal assessment. Find out for yourself.

Used books are considerably cheaper, but they may be damaged or marked in by the previous owner.

They inspect damaged parts brought in by customers to determine the proper replacement.

When customers wanted to order products from a department store, they filled out an order form and sent it in by mail.

The protest began in Madrid's main square, the Puerta del Sol, six days ago as a spontaneous sit-in by young people.

the actual value passed in by the calling function is called the argument.

Utility companies themselves could chip in by automatically turning down air conditioning a notch during times of peak demand.

c. We went in by the front door.

But soon the language kicked in; by the time he left he knew hundreds of words.

The law firm was called in by Moody's after revelation of the error by the Financial Times in May.

They observed that for every molecule of carbon dioxide taken in by the plants, they lost forty-four percent less water.

They were recruited by advertisements and flyers or brought in by other study participants.

What does the word do in(by) the context?

Foreign investment is still being lured in by low corporate-tax rates.

A few others join in by phone and videoconference from Silicon Valley and India.

The head had been beaten in by repeated blows of some heavy and blunt weapon.

Gets or sets the object that contains other objects whose values get filled in by the callback implementation.

As the canoe slowly advanced, sucked in by the current, it entered beneath an arch of trees.

The outlet reportedly diagnosed foreign tourists brought in by tour guides and charged them obscene prices for medicine.

And to get rid of the excess salt they take in by drinking seawater, they excrete some salt through cells in their gills.

Every time we launch a new advertising campaign , for example , people inside the company are the first ones to be taken in by it .

Yet as Beijing tries to come off its stimulus high, its leaders are in danger of getting hemmed in by domestic politics.

True, a justice is boxed in by the other eight judges on the bench, the words of the constitution and the rules of jurisprudence.

Each UPS Service Notice should include a handwritten UPS Service Notice number written in by the driver .

and hemmed in by the land masses of Europe, Asia, and North America.

So you can do this either with our own structured information. I mean the document could come in by e-mail, or it could come in hard copy.

What do we call an investment scheme where current members' returns depend entirely on new money brought in by new members?

Problem sets must be handed in by the end of the class in which they are due.

On Wednesday, a silent sit-in by known activists demanding the release of political prisoners was violently dispersed.

Letters poured in by the thousand and almost all were indignant at the treatment of Mr Radulovich.

Readers are also most welcome to send in, by e-mail, their comments and suggestions for topics for this column.

But she was taken in by other people.

Of course, even the ones signed "Britney" are not typed in by the star herself, they're just her words.