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But it does not matter, I would say that up to a certain point what he says is also what he does not say.

"If, " I said, "I might use the American idiom I would say that he has said a mouthful. "

I would say that this is heartening news, especially to those who know what depression is all about firsthand.

I would say, it doesn't matter much if one doesn't eat for three days, but it would be a little dangerous if that went on for a week.

Ordinarily, I would say that the boy and his parents ought to be put in jail for at least 10 years.

If I ever see her again, I would say to her, hey you black bitch, get the fuck out of my country!

I would say Messi as he's the best player in the world but if I could divide the prize between the three of them I would.

He's very happy and he told me to have fun, enjoy the moment and that's what I would say to another driver if it was the same situation.

I would say it's about double the length of that stick that we have on the wall, and the stick is two meters long.

If you asked me to distill trading down to its simplest form, I would say that it is a pattern recognition numbers game.

At bedtime, Hillary, Chelsea, and I would say a little prayer or two by Chelsea's bed, then Hillary or I would read Chelsea a book.

However, I would say that learning and memorizing user names and passwords in this digital age is just as important of a responsibility.

"I would say he (Liddell) certainly could be a candidate. It would be up to the board and his performance, " Whitacre said.

The president said he remains hopeful. "If I was a betting man, [I would say] we will reach an agreement with the Iraqis, " he added.

In fact, I would say that his son was, up to that point, the great love of this man's life.

I really enjoy the time practicing with him on the court, when he's drilling me like real good old school , I would say.

I would say that temporarily, in a specific field of human activity, we lost our freedom to speak about any other vision on this subject.

If I may venture to say anything of Americanhumour, I would say that it has two conspicuous qualities.

When the boss used to ask me how I was, I would say I was fine all of the time - but fine all of the time does not work well.

The code is easier to read, easier to maintain, and (I would say) even encourages you to add error handling, which is always a benefit.

"If I could sum them up in only one word I would say 'playful, '" Ochsendorf says.

I would say all the languages on Earth are special in their own way. They are interesting to be all known if it would be possible.

I'm not privy to such information, but if I had to guess, I would say that we were all going to be selected.

I would say it's a bit of a special group at the moment because normally there are one or two players who make it at Arsenal.

Tianqi, can you imagine how much I love you? I love you no matter what. Even I'm asked to vanish like the mermaid, I would say yes.

If you were to ask me would I eat in a restaurant where there were rats, I would say I probably already do.

Messi is out of this planet, I would say he is so far ahead of the rest of the players playing right now.

If I were advising him, I would say that the elation of his party's progressive wing is a red flag.

If I were forced to judge between them, I would say Frank is the better speaker.

I would say that the influence of other religions in practice and science fiction was as influential for me as Bible studies and sermons.

I would say if you were a gentleman, you would definitely do so at least that's how I've been taught by my parents.

If only this people were under my command! Then I would get rid of him. I would say to Abimelech, 'Call out your whole army!

That's what I would say, because Japan is not like the United States, as far as I can tell.

I would say to you that if there is one of these commandments you do not love and do not obey, you have no business at the Lord's table.

And I would say to Hughes or Shep- pard, "if I cannot be certain they make us happier I will never write again. "

Often one of the children would want something that cost too much, and I would say, "Do you see a money tree outside? "

A few other suggestions would be Entourage star Adrian Grenier , but I would say that he lacks that rugged quality that Garcia had.

In fact, I would say that most of our lives are spent trying to avoid pain or suffering.

I would say that amongst European nations, the longest surviving national identity is probably that of Greece.

These two planets will soon part and go their separate ways in space, so if you were to try your luck, I would say do it now.

But, um, I would say that fast food itself isn't always bad for you, but too much of it is not good.

"I won't tell you, mother. " That's what you and I would say then.

I would say that step 1 for impressing your boss is to be enthused about what you are doing and to put your whole self into it everyday.

And I probably have consumed my memories of that three week trip, I would say, for about 25 minutes in the last four years.

Contact Them. The last thing I would say is to see how they respond to your requests.

If I have to identify what I like or dislike, I would say that I like the energy and vibrancy and I dislike the quality of the air most.

I would say that a more likely explanation of your neighbour's actions is that she is trying to ingratiate herself with God, not you.

And I would say how pathetic you are when you were giving me your pledge that you want a meaningful life.

Lien: Well, I would say that this election has create a unprecedentedly constitutional, Uh, crisis.

What I would say is that you should never settle too soon, even if the kidnappers are asking for a sum with which you are comfortable.

And I would say that whoever did that would be categorized as a terrorist, yes. '

You probably have a couple of things going on here, but I would say none of it sounds good to me.

I would say that this truth is not something you learn from a book, but from experience.

I would say that if you're going to college to have fun then you could probably do this anywhere, including OSU.

It's a side of humanity, but just a side. These particular guys are not very great representations of the male sex, I would say.

I would say that Maldini has always been one of my favourite players.

"I would say that the man over there is tall, " Eric said to his friend, "but to say that he is seven feet tall would be stretching it. "

Out of the list you mention however, and all are good, I would say Colombia if I had to pick one.

"I would say that it does not come from our stocks, because we do not use that dry material, " Maj.

But Pirlo is a player who has consistently achieved great things and I would say that he is just as good.

My approach, I would say if you take the heart out of the statute, the statute's gone.

And I would say, generally speaking, with flux, well, if it is a very complicated field then you cannot.

Dario: Good question Brian. I would say that I eat outside at least three times per week. How about you?

But I would say, as I argued last time, that you should allow for at least about 2 percent uncertainty in each time.

I would say that the less he worries about his property despite he does not have much, he richer he would be.

I would say this was a normal glitch except for the fact that it happened repeatedly yesterday.

Asked what he would say to his 17-year-old self, Agassi answered, "I would say, I understand you a lot more than I want to be you. "

I would say I project assertiveness and a positive attitude when communicating with my staff, but I'm also flexible.

i do not deceive people! if i told lies, i would say i loved you! but i don't, i hate you!

"The awareness is so high now that I would say a good part of it (mercury) is gone from schools, " Roy said.

Luke does not hurry. In fact, I would say that the driver's impatience gives him a certain amount of pleasure.

Were I to answer the director's question now, I would say that not speaking is probably inadvisable in this age of shareholder activism.

But if I used light speed as a conversion, I would say that Philadelphia is a millisecond away.

Two weeks ago I wrote about the Chinese supermarket experience and I would say that going to a Chinese bank is an interesting event too.

"It is important, I would say even crucial, to remember that this is not the end of the process, " De Keyser explained.

"I guess I would say I would be surprised . . . if they did act this year, " he said.

"I don't think I would say that cost-cutting was an issue, " he says. Lack of oversight?

The best part I would say would be a tie between the photo shoots and singing live! They both are really awesome.

PP: Well, up until a few days ago I would say it would've been replaced by a world currency.

Increasingly, I would say explosive growth of technology. Most of us are the beneficiaries of that growth.

We're still taking bodies out of this building, so I would say that that's a little premature.

I grew up in Beijing and I've lived in Europe and in the UK but I would say China has the highest standard of gender equality anywhere.

"The PROACTIVE data went in the right direction, so I would say pioglitazone was probably safe, " he said.

In hindsight, I would say that Ananda gave up a little to easily, but we can take the argument further and see that we cannot hold it.

If I were a parent counseling other parents right now, the No. 1 thing I would say is stay away from College Confidential.

If you are not happy, then I would say "Please smile as you do when you are happy or play with your friends happily. "

So I would say there has definitely been a shift in who I am speaking to, at least in my mind.

B I guess I would say that would be moving out of my parents' house for the first time.

Right now I would say that at the moment these drugs should be given to patients with type 2 diabetes controlled by metformin.

I would say enlightenment is a connection with the universal spirit, realizing that you are part of it, you are that.

If I had to choose between chocolate and coffee, I would say that I prefer coffee.

I would say that this type of investment will yield fat economic returns for both parties in our partnership.

So far I would say that version 0. 1 (my original proposal and first release) should happens during the next summer.

Moreover, at the moment of sunrise, I would say to myself that it will be a sweetness and wonderful day.

They have destroyed some craft, but only, I would say, as an act of self-defense when there wasn't any other option.

And I found myself in front of a HR manager in 1999 saying something I never imagined that I would say.

"I know what you think of me, " I say. I hadn't known I would say it.

Its existence is to be celebrated, but I would say that so is its loss, freeing us to aspire to other goals.

As I am only a student, there is no way for me to splash money about by eating out everyday. So I would say it really depends.

Some people say that the Chinese do not know how to enjoy life. I would say you should know how to enjoy life within your means.

I would say after the games and what they meant to the fans, the community effort was the next biggest thing.

People usually believe that the health care in Sweden is amazing, but I would say that Spain is right up there.

I remember, I've fallen in love with you, can not get away, with you, I would say that this is not a game.

Ere I would say, I would drown myself for the love of a guinea-hen, I would change my humanity with a baboon.

First a warning, I would say now to his "godmother, " a name for itself with itself, and no one will not grab me.

And, I would say, the pressure from the government to adopt some of these latest technologies is pretty substantial.

They hedged delicately and did not mention anything which I would say was irrelevant(like his appearance).

As a parent, I would say, 'Go and hang out with good people; it doesn't matter their ethnicity. '

EZ: At this point I would say that Merb is more targeted for intermediate to advanced developers.

'People say [government policy] hasn't worked yet, and there have been slips in the execution, but I would say things could be much worse.

Looking at the encounters, I would say it ties with Ulduar in terms of originality and production value.

And I would say, if it doesn't have to be, then maybe it shouldn't be.

I would say, it is very pretty and sexy, it has the heart pure, it is soft and tender, that it is very intelligent and sensitive.

If you do find that you ARE spending up a storm, I would say it would likely be for a good reason.

And I would say Oliver Twist is one of my favourites.

They held onto it, I would say very wrongly, for a year.

If I was to make a prediction I would say that Andreawill not return to Italy.

And when you splashed to the surface, I would say, 'I love you , my slimy little swamp monster.

soon as they are ready to shop, july I would say, low print run, so dont hang about if your into them.

And then, third, I would say, is the evolving threat model as you implement new types of computing systems.

Perhaps, although I would say that every colonization has been masked by a surface appearance of bargain, or treaty.

"I did not say he was any more special, ma'am. I would say that for everyone here. "

I would say middle east, Islam, Pakistan a bit like Ashura place, jealousy, war, fighting, envy all the time.

"I sabotaged my own self-esteem, " she says. "I would say things like, " That boy wouldn't go out with me because I'm Korean.

I would say that I've grown and have improved my performance in the car quite a bit.

Now this country and, I would say, the international community are better organized to deal with this threat.

I would say that rhythm and groove are very important, as is rich harmonic content. It's also nice if tunes also have a strong melody!

A. I would say that I can tell within the first five minutes whether they're going to fit into this environment.

If you had two children with two different women and both of them grew to exhibit a nervous twitch I would say that you carried the gene.

"I would say love is what you really want, but your strategy is to be significant to get people to love you, " he says.

So I would say that if you are undecided about whether to give an ACE inhibitor or not, this test could help you make that decision.

And the first thing I would say, which is stunning about this, which, you know, is not going to go away, is my goodness.

b: pricewise yes, but in terms of its guaranteed service over a long period of time, i would say no.

But I would say that even as an important way to approach the Bible it's not a sufficient way to approach the Bible.

I would say, "Well, I got a 100 on the last test" and their reply would be come back full of pride, "Well, I'm on the board over there! "

If forced to choose between the prison and the White House for four years, I would say the prison, thank you.

If I was used to it I would say, 'OK, I can think about it.

Western society has given itself the organization best suited to its purposes, based, I would say, on the letter of the law.

Kelly: Well, if we are going to tell each other the truth, I would say that your English is pretty poor.

It's often dangerous to generalize, but under threat, I would say that Americans are more "down the line. "

Keeping our own courses out of the equation, I would say the only course I've seen which I think is a clear 9 is Friars Head.

I think this lady here, Theresa Chao is the head of our Chinese Language Program and I would say.

Pricewise yes, in terms of its guaranteed service over a long period of time, I would say no.

In four months of filming, I would say that the weather only postponed production for one day of shooting. We were very lucky.

I would say no if someone asked me to be in a movie.

So I would say that drawing is as subjective as any aspect of art, and has more to do with the emotional expression of form.

Many a time, I would say I know there's a game Saturday morning but Monday to Friday is more important from my point of view.

I introduce myself to this end, this time I put the whole I would say that English said!

I would say that because we have such a high equity premium, the upside of equity prices rising is very significant.

But I would say that math is important, but it is not a practical discipline.

If I can try to justify why we did not play the way I want my team to play I would say that it is our own fault of course.

but I would say that I don't agree with that.

Though I would say no ethnicity on earth today is pure. So to say certain group is not mixed is rather absurd.

I would say we already see that Asia equals the Western ability. It's almost more ingenious, more versatile. '

Well, I would say you know, a rented home, a board home.

All the way down here, I thought about what I would say and how I would say it but now words fail me.

"I would say that it's a picture of a park as seen from an airplane, " James said thoughtfully .

Price wise yes, but in terms of guaranteed service over a long period of time I would say no.

I would say that a minority of my surgeries are performed completely to my satisfaction particularly regarding acetabular fractures.

I would say that England, Brazil and above all Spain are a cut above the rest as we head into the tournament.

GUILLERMO CORIA : I would say I'm even better, because I haven't played for the past two years against such a player.

According to the color, I would say that this jacket belongs to those trousers.

I would say back to you to say.

I would say that marketing research can be defined as gathering, recording and analyzing all facts about problems related to merchandising.

Maybe I would say that when he needs to put his foot in, he does it. Look at Istanbul.

And to go further in my formulae, I would say that because of this fact in the kingdom of the man there is always some imposture present.

Certainly if I've been Club captain now I would say, 'We start now, the hard work starts right now.

"I would say that today at the Round Tower you came face-to-face with a brother of the Knights Templar. "

I would Say the word and reduce everything including myself tto nothing.

I didn't run into the dancer for some time after that, nor did I think about what I would say if I did.

In this light, I would say that the signing and inauguration of the programme come at a right time.

"And I would say that we've consulted in the vast majority of those 271, " he added.

"I would say, just so that we correctly manage people's expectations, it does not change our rating at all, " Cameron told MTV.

If I were you, I would say that it's private affair.

If tomorrow is the end of the world, I would say "I love you! " to my lover.

And I would say that the small stuff counts. It really does.

If I were you, I would say: get over yourself, do you think who you are? A bad gossip or a big mouse?

I would say this was a step in a process but it's an ongoing process.

"I would say that the country over the years has learnt the art of overcoming obstacles, " Ganguly said.

I would say the first thing to understand is what not to do.

But again I would say that this is our moment for extraordinary things to happen.

Therefore, I would say that English learning is most importantly starting from details for consistent accumulation day after day.

At a guess I would say that 90 per cent of business trips could be cancelled with no damage to the business.

To those people who say that the person ought to matter more than the clothing, I would say 'Yes, in a perfect world.

More than the physical aspect, I would say that it's the pace of the game in England that has always fascinated me.

I would say that in many ways Iranian political blogs and American political blogs are very similar.

Bergkamp said: "At the moment I would say I won't become a coach. "

At the moment, I would say , 'Sorry, I am too busy. . . ' if he still worked here.

In fact, I would say that with the rise of cloud computing, the term virtualization is about as overloaded as the term service.

So I would say changing the mindset to recognize what is possible to be done.

About my social life in England, I would say that I met a lot of Au Pairs here and some of them are now real friends!

I would say it is, but it requires a few important steps, seven to be exact.

If I was forced to make a choice I would say the league title and Champions League.

I would say, it depends on how we define the word of sell.

I would say that Austria is one of the closest partners of Cyprus in the EU and we see eye to eye on many issues, ' Kyprianou said.

Overall, I would say that the production went quite smoothly in France. Even the skies cooperated with us!

Therefore, in regard to the Olympic gods, speaking to a purely philosophical audience, I would say that I am an Agnostic.

I often feel these attacks are unfair, I would say that I know, but I strongly feel it.

Just came across your name and thought I would say hello. " The next evening, you check your email. "

"I would say right now don't bother (bidding) unless you know the process is going to change, " said Anson.

I would say what makes a poem a poem is the context; that we choose, or are cued , to read or hear a work a verbal construct as poem.

Without sounding stupid I would say I inspired myself because if there was ever something I wanted, I just went for it 100 per cent.

I would say that this is strictly rhinestoneonmudflaps territory.

"In the last 18 months, I would say half the order book in the dry cargo side has not been delivered, " Mr Georgiopoulos said.

If you ask me the actual year, it has been so long that I don't remember, I would say it was around 1971 or 1972.

I would say players like Fran Merida and a lot of the French players from the young side are coming though.

If I had to guess or I had to bet, I would say, Yeah, the Venus did have life.

Motionless on the sky, walk on air step, and sometimes come across people who I know, I would say: Look, I really can fly.

I am not too much of a planner, so right now I guess I would say my next goal is winning another championship.

Though I would say a strong national identify with their country and pride as opposed to nationalism and ignorance.

Knowing Ken, I would say yes and I would add that he wanted to make sure you got the message.

I would say it does not. Most of the New Deal goes to children, anyway, and to the handicapped, and to old people. . .

If anybody asked me what I'm happiest about in my life, I would say my loving family.

What? You were there. I-I would say it's pretty over.

And as I grow in life, I would say to myself, "My God, what's wrong with me? What am I doing? Why would I this? "

The very next day, I would say: "I ask you to eat. "

Well, I would say one ends up in nihilism.

Now I use it more as a tool, but I would say a lot of my friends are addicts.

I would say the first one was to underestimate the Taliban because we were blinded by the success that we had in 2001 and 2002.

But I would say to my fellows, once for all, As long as possible live free and uncommitted .

And then I'd put my sunglasses on the beard that would all sprout out, and I would say, I don't need no stinking license.

Other people might say that we're at a disadvantage, I would say we have different values.

But I would say that everybody needs a panoramic retro-mirror.

Overall I would say it's a neat concept, but since I'm not a camping-freak I wouldn't know how effective this pitch would be.

I would say that the entire impression of Chinese character is his refinement, that refinement is more than any word can say.

I would say that they enable asynchronous interactive digital commentary.

I thought I would say hello and ask her if there was anything she needed from us suits upstairs.

We have to open a parachute just seconds before, I would say, impact.

That was what he was talking about on that quote. And I would say he got it right almost a decade ago.

We studied many law books and he knows what I would say.

A: Pricewise yes, but in terms of service over a long period of time, I would say no.

"I would say Horry's shot, " he said.

In the short term, I would say that the immediate applications are in basic science research.

I would say yes if you know what you are doing.

Well, the differences can be blurry, but I would say no.

"If the third one was going to be a girl, then I would say probably I would have terminated, " Angie said.

And I would say you were wrong.

"Sometimes I would say to him, 'What's bothering you? ' or things like that, " she says.

However, "I would say that it is important to avoid antagonistic language with regard to the Arctic, " she added.

I would say you've got a matter of months before you start to build a bottom yet [before markets stop falling].

Just started working, every time I would say to the parents to write their own good, it sometimes is in the lied.

Doherty: A lot of times, I would be out with friends and I would say: Are you guys hot?

If I didn't take all the pictures I took all those years, I would say, 'Carmen, you're delusional. '

So far I would say The Hurt Locker and Up are the first two Best Picture contenders of 2009.

Accordingly, I would say, "I love you" for millions and billions of times, and times and times again.

However, strictly going by the always accurate American television shows (sarcasm? ! ), I would say it costs $200 an hour.

Although he added: "I would say the situation is not out of control. "

Some solitary study is essential, but I would say there are many advantages in studying with others.

I would say that all of those ways of reading the epitaph are consistent with hermeneutics.

A: I would say, at this point, because the Fed is acting, I would say the risk is pretty low.