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I see children their own shadow, as if living in their own scenes to playback, in one sense of the hero shows.

In one sense, the web has always been a matter more of surfaces than fundamentals.

Araceli was lucky, in one sense: At least she was able to talk to the police.

Nearly a year later, they are looking to replace all that with Trevor Ariza, and in one sense, maybe nothing has changed.

But, for all that, they were, in one sense, the truest and most substantial things which the poor minister now dealt with.

But while these figures may be reassuring in one sense, scientifically they are far from comforting. The disparity between them is enormous.

In one sense, the brain could be trying to economise during a repetitive task by shifting resources to the default mode.

In one sense, the bank has already done better than many rivals by the simple fact of being still in existence.

'We're trying to find solutions where everybody's interests are in one sense protected, ' Mr. Pillai said during an interview.

In one sense, the creation of every person in God's image provokes the temporal sword against murderers.

In one sense, Germany is doing no more than taking its rightful place in the leadership of Europe.

In one sense, the news is clearly grim: Existing commitments don't add up to a solution.

In one sense, it was a natural, recurring event, but it was also a phenomenal glimpse at the power and glory of God.

In one sense it addresses the classic 'service economy', where a doctor can work with a transcriptionist, re-imagined for a virtual world.

In one sense, the criticism is just, because in the book I did not signal what an extraordinary thing such faith is.

In one sense, their timing is right, because the entire world is hit by a crisis that snowballed out of the United States.

In one sense it does not much matter how the drug obtains its effects, as long as it works.

(Comment on this story. ) At least in one sense, this pain is a good thing, according to Brown.

Well that is just a question, in one sense, of scholarship, which I am not up on, but you mean it more deeply presumably.

In one sense, Acegi is an attempt to apply OS-like access control lists to the Java EE environment.

In one sense it represents the emergence of new possibilities enabled by the widespread adoption of SOA principles and technologies.

Spoken as well as written Chinese is, in one sense, a very difficult language.

Yet such claimants are, in one sense, lucky: typically, 60% of unemployed people don't qualify for the benefits at all.

In one sense it hardly matters to a destitute Nigerian or Indian that his country has been reclassified by some distant development bank.

The democratic form of government is, in one sense, a mob-rule.

In one sense, professional ethics can be the core in the industries, and the basic of their exist and development.

Health Food But in one sense at least, she is to be pitied.

This is the modeling equivalent, in one sense, of the requirement trace-to relationship.

Yet it zips across the yard without incident, without even thinking in one sense.

At least in one sense, this pain is a good thing, according to Brown.

You may not agree with me. But in one sense, I believe David is innocent.

Services, in one sense, are the antidote to labour-saving manufacturing-led growth.

Accounting in one sense could be divided in two different ways.

In one sense this is disappointing: banks will not prepare for a consumer-banking boom unless wealth begins to trickle down.

In one sense, there's nothing surprising about a rising power finding subtle ways to handle complex problems.

The occupy model can be replicated because in one sense Wall Street is everywhere.

In one sense the margin for life was exactly the distance from the lilies above my head to my toes buried in the sand.

So in one sense, Arnold was right: the funnyman was a national phenomenon.

In one sense the decision represents an inroad into the principle that the banker is concerned with documents, not goods.

In one sense, a man is a convenient apparatus for delivering sperm. The male genes have arranged it that way.

Bootlegging is in one sense 'old-fashioned' smuggling.

In one sense, companies are behaving like capitalists everywhere, working the system for their own ends.

In one sense, President Barack Obama's decision to send the ambassador was straightforward.

Now, in one sense, the claim that history has a direction is not that controversial.

In one sense, of course, it never was.

For Mr Bush, the Iraq war has in one sense already been lost, whatever result the mid-terms bring.

In one sense, this is what the previous monitor-based code is doing using the monitor around the lock object to do that signaling.

In one sense, Tony Blair and George Bush could draw comfort from yesterday's scene in Najaf.

Use of more advanced and "four-dimensional" design into the process thinking of the real, practical, artistic sense and value in one sense.

In one sense, he's right. A government with no authority can't get anything done.

In one sense, we have more control over our lives and more assets to protect ourselves with, and more marketable talents.

In one sense, life for Israel would have begun again every fifty years.

Introduction In one sense provided the sound is reproduced to an acceptable standard, the user doesn't care how it is done.

Tobe fair, however, in one sense members of the Super Committee face animpossible task.

In one sense, food is recession-proof, since people have to eat in good times and bad.

In one sense, the phone-hacking crisis offers encouraging news.

In one sense, of course, he is right.

In one sense, by focusing only on client-side code, this example has cheated.

In one sense it is unfair, of course: earlier generations of students paid less.

In one sense, explains Dr. Toker, power at work is a good thing.

In one sense the problem with Power Gig is that it is too real. Playing it, my fingers throbbed, my wrist cramped, my shoulder ached.

In one sense, that job looks less forbidding than the sound and fury suggests.

In one sense, this is helpful: it has lifted the incomes of some borrowers at the banks' expense.

Response: In one sense this is correct; moral values do not become more true. But they can become better by other criteria.

This shift was certainly leftward in one sense.

What you say is true in one sense.

In one sense, such findings were not unexpected.

In one sense, it may seem there hasn't been much new in this article.

The students are my customers in one sense, but in a somewhat odd way.

In one sense, this is a familiar problem. But it comes in a new context.

Only in one sense can Ms Gillard find relief.

In one sense, cancer is a side effect of evolution.

Yet in one sense, he was entirely worldly.

In one sense, the Semantic Web will become a kind of global database.

' (Numbers 32: 23) Having deceived his father and in one sense stolen his brother's blessing, what should he do next?

In one sense, it doesn't matter where the fans come from.

In one sense Prof Kennedy's thesis was right.

In one sense, obviously yes.

In one sense, the trade is very simple. As the founder, billionaire Vernon Hill, puts it: "We take deposits and make loans. "

In one sense, these " how-to " sites represent the growing world of on - line learning.

In one sense, this is a story of Asian prudence versus US recklessness.

In one sense, we may say that any theory as to how to live is wrong.

In one sense the situation is more critical than in earlier years.

In one sense it is a trailblazer.

In one sense, in the United States you have a permanent fresh start.

In one sense, it is obvious that they are.

In one sense, yes.

In one sense, this is a dangerous ploy.

The smaller eBay, on the other hand, might in one sense claim Google as an ally.

In one sense, Mr Thompson was lucky that the fake was so over the top that people quickly caught on.

That a round coin should 'look elliptical' (in one sense) from some points of view is exactly what we expect and what we normally find;