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Mr Armstrong and Ms Huffington will have to work overtime to show sceptics that this particular corporate marriage makes sense.

If that's true, the only way this picture makes sense is if you think of the multiverse not as a theory, but as a prediction of a theory.

Now, if I can only convince my wife that it makes sense to add a room or two onto the house for book storage. . .

Such a deal would be easier to pull off between governments rather than with pesky independent shareholders. So buying them out makes sense.

what you're trying to do, is trying to put the logic in here you're trying to make it all follow so it makes sense as an argument.

The only thing that makes sense to me is to identify when a method is starting to decay and replace it with one that isn't.

Sometimes the evolution makes sense: it is possible to see how you get from making playing cards to making video games, as Nintendo did.

So it makes sense for her to limit her risks by being unfaithful only at those times she's fertile.

If you do not know when the next day is coming, and hence the next meal, it makes sense to stock up while you can.

Of course, Google is going to press on with its social strategy, but simply because it makes sense, not out of fear of any other company.

Since the company is doing all the hard work of app building and promotion, it makes sense that they plan on taking a cut.

Phil Bradley, a writer and search engine expert at Search Engine Watch, said the system makes sense for a mobile phone.

It seems like it makes sense to me to say we are going to help you become more agriculturally self-sustaining.

To put it another way, while Google has been trying to eat Microsoft's lunch, maybe it makes sense to have a bite of Oracle's as well.

This means that you can store anything in an ArrayList, even if, for a given application, it makes sense to store only a specific type.

So after learning a new skill it's already on your bar ready to be used, and it's placed somewhere that makes sense to how it's used.

If you think the price of the car is going to be 5% higher next year, it makes sense to take out the loan and buy it now.

When you think about it in those terms, it makes sense that organizational processes should be unified in your design as well, right?

But surely it makes sense to put the league games back a day if it's possible. To me it's common sense.

GIO That makes sense. If I were to ask your two closest friends what your best quality is, what would they tell me?

Most households earn nowhere near their net worth in the course of a year, so it makes sense for this ratio to be big.

Wales joining the board makes sense considering that Hunch combines the crowd-sourced nature of Wikipedia with a Q&A site.

We are lost and can't find our way home. The world seems to have been turned upside-down and nothing makes sense.

Let's take a look at them together to see whether the theory makes sense or is nothing but ridiculous nonsense.

In this particular situation, it makes sense for you to use the same table and fill it with a more specific query.

In fact, it makes sense to call IntBetween3And17 a subtype of int, at least informally, whether or not the inheritance tree matches that.

So how much capital makes sense for systemically significant institutions?

Since the models need to be able to capture the 20th century, putting them together in such a way that they end up doing so makes sense.

"If there's any place in the world right now where this makes sense, it's the U. S. Cars and jets won't do it; high-speed rail will. "

We're not sure if it makes sense either, but it's got a nice ring to it, so let's stick with it. .

at least 3 times in the body content (more or less depending on amount of content and if and only if it makes sense).

It only makes sense that this would be the talent that got converted into a mastery bonus.

In this case, since the program really does have to run in a shell anyway, it even sort of makes sense to do it this way.

In some cases, it makes sense to do this, and certain practices make it a tolerable process and investment.

"That makes sense, " said the counselor. "And what was it that your were trying to work out? "

Given the recent volatility, focusing a bit of your tactics on safety also makes sense.

It slows down the next programmer in the code, as they have to think instead of just flowing through the conditional, if that makes sense.

It makes sense for big Western oil companies to get out of such an unprofitable business and put the capital into exploration and drilling.

(Voice from her bedroom) It makes sense in its own way. That's all I can tell you.

The timing also makes sense because it's been a year since the last Chung Jung Won fan signing.

Buying now makes sense for those truly in it for the long term; the bottom may still be ahead.

The code is fairly straightforward if it all makes sense then these techniques can be used for 100's of different image manipulations.

Hyperlinks are designed to be clicked, so to make them usable, it makes sense to ensure that they're easy to click .

I'm trying to do it in a way where it makes sense for both shareholders.

First , if you did not read the scenario , take a peek at it first so all of this makes sense .

But every carrier is charged with an individual destiny and destination, and their realisation of these alone makes sense of life.

Makes sense, gadgets and money will be flowing like sweet summer wine when this thing is all over.

More broadly, there also is still the question of how well policy makers will pick the areas where it makes sense to innovate.

Overall, it feels like an update that makes sense and Red Lobster feels more contemporary but it's quite middle-of-the-road logo design.

Sticking close to home makes sense; don't push out beyond safe limits until you feel as if you're back on more stable ground.

But if you're an IT professional, telecommuting makes sense for you and the company.

If you are going to have IVF, my recommendation would be that it makes sense to avoid alcohol all together, from three months beforehand.

Revaluate your hypothesis from time to time to see if it still makes sense, because you may find yourself needing a new one.

So the only thing left is to look at the competition levels to see what makes sense.

Because sex is a good form of exercise, it makes sense that it would positively impact the health of your heart.

Since communication is a pivotal part of any relationship, it makes sense that people want a companion who speaks in a similar manner.

So it makes sense that I should be able to use it all over the Internet to authenticate who I am.

When you are in Hangzhou , you ought to go and take in the charm of the Lake for yourself to see if the comment makes sense .

It makes sense for you to seek the best possible return on your health investments.

But in these chill times it makes sense to huddle up to the only economic fire still flickering in the region.

It makes sense for the community to expect vehicle owners to pay to maintain their engines, and to pay a fine if they fail to do so.

Paul: If developers are ready to deploy or need some extra assistance to get started, moving to WAS CE makes sense.

Yet it surely makes sense to integrate religions into public life rather than forever trying to exclude them.

Some say that it's not a language at all; others say that it's the only language that makes sense.

Um, it makes sense, as I used to have such a shabby ride too.

On the surface, Keynes's belief that an individual necessarily contributes to inefficiency by stashing money under his mattress makes sense.

For older people and those with some sort of chronic disease, a yearly visit or even more frequent appointments makes sense.

Matching against the element makes sense if the attribute is required - in other words, if it must be present.

They start somewhere that makes sense in trying to solve a particular problem and then they build up from that point.

Likewise, if you know your users are running on underpowered old desktop machines, this approach makes sense.

Certainly it makes sense for them to look forward, rather than back, since their future is much better than it used to be.

When bond yields are very low, as they are now, that could signal that it makes sense to pay more for stocks, in search of a higher return.

It makes sense for him to be angry with such a mess .

All that attention makes sense: the logo is the main starting point at which the public views a company.

Grid computing is not the only answer to all of the LHC challenges and there are cases where volunteer computing makes sense.

So it makes sense to always turn them off when you a leave room, even if it's only for a few minutes.

But with the U. S. raising the specter of a default on its 'risk free' debt, it makes sense for China to explore other options.

Once you get into stratospheric price levels, it makes sense to ask yourself whether your making an investment or buying a fashion item.

It's easy to throw words together to make a sentence but make sure it makes sense.

Use at least two words together (without imitating or repeating) and in a way that makes sense, like "want juice" ?

Skill transfer is not the only reason enterprise data makes sense as a target market.

GORM helps mitigate the leaky-abstraction problem by allowing you to represent your object model in a way that makes sense in Groovy.

However, the devil is always in the detail and in coming months our job is to get somebody over the line who makes sense for all concerned.

Accordingly, it makes sense in a CI environment to run the tests at least hourly.

In principle, he said, requiring big banks to hold more capital so they have bigger cushions to absorb losses makes sense.

In ordinary times it makes sense to leave the central banks to stabilise the economy while governments repair their finances.

In the long run it makes sense for you to settle down and find a permanent jop.

We have mixed feelings . . . we want her to spend this short time the world makes sense.

Ownership by a small, agile organization like Penske makes sense for Saturn, which always aimed to be a small, agile organization itself.

Therefore, it makes sense to use a single script context during the processing of an HTTP request, as you'll see in the following section.

Therefore, it makes sense to use a single script context during the processing of an HTTP request, as you'll see in the following section.

What they don't tell you: It makes sense for individuals to use less electricity to help reduce the emissions of British power stations.

Since saving forests is often the cheapest way to tackle carbon emissions, funding it this way makes sense.

It seems to me, based on previous studies, that it makes sense to wait a little bit.

Most of the time, it makes sense to distribute the content and reduce the number of replicas as much as you can.

After bragging about "openness" for so long, it makes sense for Rubin and his team to start exercising more control over the platform.

thrall: none of this makes sense, but the spirits tell me. . . that i should trust him.

Make sure that you reach your visitors across as many of these channels as makes sense to both you and your visitors.

The starting point then must be whether it makes sense for a poor country to export so much capital.

One worry was that although it makes sense for traders to buy currencies with fat yields, it may be dangerous past a certain point.

Suffice it to say that each operation should be applied to the target in the way that Makes Sense.

But they need to look at the margins on those deals to see if it makes sense.

It must have, but reining in such a profligate program that subsidizes idleness is an idea that makes sense.

The most banal observation counts as an "insight" , while anything that vaguely makes sense is said to have "compelling logic" .

Bin Laden sent his family to Iran, so it makes sense that he might have gone there himself, Malik argued.

It makes sense that the Obama administration prefers to speak in terms of partnerships rather than multipolarity.

It makes sense, therefore, to provide at least a barebones implementation that takes that into consideration.

For that reason alone it makes sense for the head of the institution to hail from the 'emerging' world.

None of this makes sense, but the spirits tell me. . . that I should trust him.

This makes sense to me as a linguist who truly believes that women's ways of talking are not inherently better than men's.

Taking time to read the map instead of blindly heading off in what you guess might be the right direction makes sense.

Like "Far East" or "Orient" , either term makes sense only if one takes Europe as the point of reference.

In this situation, it makes sense to call for shared sacrifice, including monetary concessions from state workers.

It makes sense that Mr Bernanke is already trying to get the market ready for new medicine.

Obviously, it makes sense that B2C companies are trying to embrace social media at a much greater clip than B2B companies.

You could aim to split your assets evenly by file size, or by some other criterion that makes sense for your pages.

In his book, Natanson wonders whether it still makes sense to speak of the left as an entity opposed to the the right.

That makes sense because a domestic chicken with a dippy spatial memory would survive but a forgetful wild bird would go hungry.

Our job as Consular Officers is not to deny visas but to ensure that everything adds up and that the story simply makes sense.

It no longer makes sense to think of trade in terms of "them" and "us. "

When you think about it, it makes sense to build large systems made up of smaller interconnected systems.

that it only makes sense if the concept of Team IQ helps your teams work better today , tomorrow and next year .

Science makes sense of the world by showing how things conform to its hypotheses.

In response, Italy's interior minister, Roberto Maroni, asked, "I wonder if it makes sense to stay in the European Union? "

It makes sense because Lenovo's business in Germany is so far mainly commercial, and Medion, a channel brand, is purely consumer.

Once you get those things lined up and you've had an opportunity to practice them, here and there, everything makes sense to you.

This makes sense because distribution statistics are important in the case of many duplicates or uneven distributed data.

Unless the Treasury believes the U. S. is going the way of Japan, locking in low long-term rates still makes sense.

Perhaps it makes sense to call the establishment of best practices for emergence architecture.

This approach makes sense because the amounts are tiny and should not drive the terms of a "real" round of equity investment.

If you thought there might be inflation it makes sense to spend now, because it would be worth less when you had to repay.

And that makes sense: ultimately, art is about our emotional reaction to a Starry Night or a Girl With A Pearl Earring.

Yet Mr Banbury believes that this type of approach makes sense for long- term investors .

Since these same policies cause price increases, it makes sense to consume as much as you can immediately, before prices rise.

The bean has session scope, which makes sense for something used to track if the user is logged in or not.

Of course, it also makes sense to carry a power adaptor with you when you're on the move.

You mean I can put off till tomorrow what I cannot do today? OK, that makes sense.

But it also makes sense not to have controls so onerous that your own companies cannot compete with foreign rivals.

It makes sense and no doubt Google has near-impregnable back-ups, but it is also a new chance for regulation.

It makes sense to pay attention to any signs of a dawn approaching, even though our hopes could be dashed once again.

When building a maturity model for your data, it makes sense to target a subset of your enterprise data first.

"It makes sense that Asian central banks have been looking at other diversification plays and Korea is an obvious choice. "

So, they suggest, it makes sense to think that the evolutionary point of human reasoning is to win arguments, not to reach the truth.

description is very simple and makes sense, of course, which still must have professional knowledge and investment experience arts factors.

It makes sense for experts to suggest young people go to small or mid-sized cities. But it is always easier to say than to do.

Even if the takeover makes sense, at least for Oracle, it may still not happen.

On the surface, contributing to this fund makes sense for China.

Telecommute if it is feasible and makes sense for your personal situation.

Study hard and play hard is an old proverb, but is still makes sense.

Like many things in the capital markets, the argument put forth by Hintz and Dimon makes sense, at least on paper.

It makes sense to me to begin breaking out some of the more minor projects as modules.

Many Chinese businessmen have to travel all around the country, so it makes sense to have an er nai in each major city.

Then read over the original text you wrote. See if it makes sense to you.

It makes sense, of course, not to give your best secrets to your enemies.

But now, he says, it makes sense that being part of a team helps prepare people for a career in medicine.

When cost is no consideration, it makes sense to take your own cook so you can be sure of enjoying the food you love.

Yet even so, people still seem to mind more about the things written on the internet than makes sense.

One investor said: "I think prices are at a point where it makes sense to invest in gold. In the long term I believe gold price will rise. "

That makes sense for each bank individually; for the economy as a whole it presents a real problem.

For the player and the team, it makes sense to let him go, and for the club it makes financial sense to take what is offered for the player.

If you want to meet someone you could marry, then it makes sense to have high standards.

I know you cannot test a moving target, so it makes sense to break for a few months and listen.

Because objects that survive collections tend to have longer lifetimes, it makes sense to promote them to a higher generation.

It makes sense, some suggest, that people might be genetically better off if they were mixed race.

Widening the agenda of talks, the latest round of which wrapped up in Washington on Tuesday, makes sense.

It's becoming a very common language in this country. It just makes sense to understand Spanish.

Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow.

Your biggest task in the short term, though, is to really think about when XML makes sense for your own applications.

It makes sense for me as it's easier to make the most difference where the cultural difference is the least.

"We think a similar approach makes sense in Afghanistan, " he said.

It only makes sense that when the time is not invested, the children grow to adulthood lacking life skills they should have grown up with.

Urselli's explanation makes sense: when he's in that stage of a relationship, he'd rather spend time with his new lover than write music.

It makes sense for the EU to increase output after years of restraint to address the shortfall.

Though what the writer says makes sense in a way, I have to say that I oppose his viewpoints.

They have the resources, but they're not being maximized in a way that makes sense for a small business to use them.

Since the dialog makes sense only when there's a message for it, the program sets the "no dialog" flag when the message is empty.

"This makes sense if you think about the evolution of human motivation, " says Aarts.

if you know what approximate shape the computation will take, you can simply check that their result makes sense.

This approach makes sense, although it is hard to see what more can be done for those patients than is done already.

Prof: you can sort of see something that makes sense can't you in that?

"It's my job to make sure we look at anything that makes sense for the company and creates long-term value for shareholders, " Bartz said.

The more China's leaders perceive their pile of greenbacks to be a wasting asset the more it makes sense to pledge or spend them today.

And for those who do not require Tesla-like performance, this makes sense.

They think it makes sense from a societal point of view, from the point of view of their friends, family or some institution.

This makes sense: the only thing worse than an office full of assholes is an office full of assholes telling us what to do.

However, it sometimes makes sense to outsource some of these tasks so you can focus on what really excites you.

And one last point: when I say that the rise in unemployment makes sense, I mean that it makes sense given the depth of the recession.

It also makes sense that Cuban schoolchildren would be forced to pay tribute to this would-be role model.

In the long run, it makes sense for a nation to specialize in certain activities.

The change makes sense, as the economic crisis has provided China with an opportunity to assert its economic influence.

When you think about it, drawing test data from a context often makes sense.

But while it makes sense to increase agricultural outputs responsibly, this cannot be justified on the grounds of security.

Sometimes it's ok not to have the complete picture, we just need that part that makes sense for the task at hand.

I see what you mean. I understand what you mean. That makes sense. I get the point.

The first, if it makes sense in your application, is to create the document using Notes. jar and to save it.

It makes sense for the animal or infant to escape the danger of a loud noise, but running faster won't help the adult elude their debts.

None of this means it makes sense to get rid of Fannie and Freddie in one go. A gradual withdrawal is needed.

Massive money-printing by the Fed to support the economy makes sense from a national perspective, but it may harm the dollar's value.

But we also wanted it to be extensible so that our customers can add the set of tools that makes sense to them in their environment.

Makes sense that the airline industry would head this direction some day, but it just sounds too good to be true!

With oil topping $90 per barrel, some homeowners are weighing whether the price tag for switching to a natural gas furnace makes sense.

Also important is ensuring that dates, times and currency values are rendered in a way that makes sense for the target locale.

Still, it makes sense to avoid confrontation -- at least for now.

Given this tendency, it makes sense that we often rely intuitively on external rules to help ourselves out.

Professor Alan Badeley, from the British Psychological Society, said: "Doodling is a relatively undemanding task so this makes sense. "

Lazy initialization: it sometimes makes sense to defer initialization if the cost of initialization is significant.

For some of these Asian parts companies, it makes sense to get into other parts businesses.

The question if SOA has to be sold to the business directly leads to the question "whether it makes sense to measure the ROI of SOA" .

Each company needs to look at its culture, as well as its strategy, and phase in these changes in a way that makes sense.

Should hear the opinion of others patiently, the earnest consideration blames whether your person makes sense or not.

Today it rose sharply, while other markets are flattish or down. It makes sense that it would trade the opposite of other markets right now.

However, since the object represents business data, it makes sense to separate this mechanical detail from the object.

Before moving on to the next phase, it makes sense to write a small function that tells you who the current user is already following.

As long as the article is complete for those number of words and makes sense, anything can be fitted in.

"Airmen in charge of airpower makes sense, " he said.

To reach the top, you have to be willing to use all the tricks that makes sense at the earlier stages.

So it makes sense then, that they'd seek out a site where dates are direct about the sex and the partner options are limitless.

This works extremely well for many applications where it makes sense for the data to be self-contained inside a parent document.

Where it makes sense, try to limit the number of queue managers in an MQ environment.

It makes sense to say, "Mary prefers vanilla ice cream to chocolate, but John prefers chocolate ice cream to vanilla. "

So it makes sense for the central banks to be in charge of the macro-prudential bit.

That makes sense, he said, because it's the tumor's outer edges that are richest in those blood vessels that help the tumor grow.

Thus, it makes sense to have tcsh as the login shell of choice in a secure environment.

It makes sense to me that not everyone should save the same amount.

Naturally, it makes sense to narrow down the set of documents first and then evaluate the relevant subset.

Universal military duty still makes sense for small countries like Israel that may need to fight all out for national survival.

This proportion of tweeters to readers makes sense because one of Twitter's core value propositions is distribution.

We don't code methods that we think might be needed later or columns in a database because it makes sense at the time.

It makes sense for China to acquire commodities at the cost of production rather than at the exaggerated market price.

But anyone doubting that it makes sense should look to Korea, Asia's biggest local-currency bond market as a percentage of GDP.

ASP. NET AJAX also does some type checking in debug mode where it makes sense to help developers catch bugs earlier.

Although it makes sense to hold shares for the long term you don't necessarily want to hold them forever.

So there is no doubt that vertical search makes sense and it is here to stay.

Pakistan's relative strength is bound to decline, so engaging now rather than waiting makes sense.

In a city where it takes 5 hours to see a doctor, this makes sense.

I remember a saying that makes sense to me: "Nothing is better than what suits one best. "

Now life is so colorful and exciting, everything just makes sense, and everything seems right and perfect to me.

For static variables anything but a simple static value rarely makes sense anyway.

A " never give up " stance makes sense if a vicious enemy is bearing down on you with the intent of killing or imprisoning all your people .

My Being knows what you are saying . . . but whether or not it makes sense in the words you just said I have no idea.

Come on sisters, you know it makes sense.

It makes sense to preserve skills, but, since export demand will not fully recover, many of these people will end up unemployed.

It makes sense to first determine the actual maximum capacity of the media brand with a simulated burn.

This makes sense because each class in a standard Java application acts as a somewhat isolated component.

Choose color or black and white, and specify the resolution that makes sense for your intended publication.

ISO 9001 does not require documented procedures or records related to work environment, though it often makes sense to have such things.

Yet it seldom makes sense to isolate large parts of the world permanently, no matter how unpleasant the tyrants who govern them.

Private-sector funding makes sense for social entrepreneurs because it focuses on the long term, promotes agility, and is cost effective.

Figure out of it makes sense for your company to purchase the large machine. We need to find a factory who can make the long products.

And that makes sense: money buys you things that make life easier and more satisfying; the easier your life, the happier you tend to be.