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Within the next two years, the various system components are expected to make their way into everyday industrial use.

The farmer and his wife can hardly make their way through such a large crowd.

At sunset on Christmas Eve, families make their way to the churchyard, where a service is often held at around 5 o'clock.

They would use this shelter to make their way back upstream before setting out for the next bridge support.

They make their way but maybe too late They've got to try to save the day.

The prospectors struggled in the snow, trying to make their way forward.

Hundreds of elderly Shanghai residents make their way to IKEA twice a week for an informal lonely hearts club.

It helped the banks make their way out of a hole by supplying them with cheap money and relieving them of some of their bad assets.

Once they get to work, they make their way through a maze of cubicles, each with its computer, phone, and file cabinet.

But the idea that vocal fads initiated by young women eventually make their way into the general vernacular is well established.

Many of these cases involve Chinese who make their way to Peru, obtain fake Japanese documents and then try to travel to the United States.

Visitors from as far away as Finland make their way to this primary rainforest jungle in the heart of Sabah, East Malaysia.

As before, much intra-regional trade comes in the form of components that make their way as finished goods to western consumers.

Marketers routinely track shoppers as they make their way around supermarkets and listen in on their conversations at the counter.

Then Harry and Roy make their way through the crowded aisles and down the stairs to the street.

Handrails run down the middle of the hallway to help prisoners make their way from one end to the other.

Perhaps countless questions make their way through your mind as well: Is Jesus really the Savior?

With Edgar dying, Ellen and Cathy make their way onto the moor to see Linton.

One reason absurd trade rumors make their way onto the Internet and the airwaves: Every once in a while an absurd trade actually is made.

The carriers' partnership should make it easier for travelers to make their way through Asia and Australia.

Identifying the chemical pathway of signals that make their way through the neurological system is not easy.

Have compassion, and bear in mind that they are still sparks of the Light and Love, and can fully make their way back to the Light.

As the packets leave the router, they make their way into the corporate intranet and head for the router switch.

The most massive of the yellow clouds of dust make their way across the Pacific and reach North America.

People make their way among the debris from destroyed homes after the earthquake and tsunami in Sendai.

Pedestrians, cars and a bicycle make their way through thick pollution in Beijing.

Eventually these safety systems will make their way from expensive cars to most models, just as anti-lock brakes have.

The comments on these events immediately make their way around the web.

In next year's index, South Africa's score is likely to slip further if proposed press-gagging measures make their way into law.

Thai residents make their way across a flooded street close to the rising waters of the Chao Phraya river on October 30, 2011 in Bangkok.

"The Sacrifice" is the prequel to "The Passing, " and takes place from the Left 4 Dead Survivors' perspective as they make their way South.

They slip into the water and gracefully make their way to the bowl's edge for a series of incredible and sensuous poses.

Most American school children learned to read, write, and do math competently - and they left school able to make their way in the world.

Pesticides that affect hormone synthesis and metabolism can also make their way into humans by going up the food chain.

These will then typically make their way into the scenario documents under a Findings section.

And when sickness alters cell metabolism, an array of telltale volatile chemicals make their way into our breath, urine, and sweat.

A New York City fireman calls for more rescue workers to make their way into the rubble of the World Trade Center.

Some had no place to stayexcept the airport. Others tried to make their way by train, bus, boat or car.

Bactrian camels make their way across dunes in the Gobi desert, a vast expanse between southern Mongolia and northern China.

For one, any seismic waves that did make their way from Japan to the Chilean coast could play a slight role in ground-shaking.

Through their unholy alliance, the ambitious campaign manager and the morally compromised politician make their way to the top.

Companies new to the list will most likely make their way on through organic revenue growth or acquisitions.

Steep yield curves will also help banks make their way through the headwinds, Mr van Steenis says.

Cranes make their way through the air on October 27 near Linum, northeastern Germany.

eg. They make their way through a jungle weave with creeper and vine.

Villagers stranded by a recent typhoon make their way across a makeshift bamboo bridge in Hsinfa village, Taiwan.

Term limits and electoral rules will be rejigged as these countries shakily make their way towards democracy.

When they eventually make their way out into rivers, lakes and the oceans, they contaminate river and sea beds and harm aquatic plants.

These chemicals make their way into the cow's bloodstream and eventually into their milk.

There is an underwater obstacle section. Participants have to hold their breath and make their way through the muddy, freezing water.

As NFC phone models make their way to other areas of the globe, the opportunities for mobile ticketing increase accordingly.

Even so, the new ways of banking that they have invented are starting to make their way into developed countries.

Christmas shoppers make their way through a shopping mall in the western German city of Oberhausen on December 22, 2010.

Game consoles do make their way into China through the grey market, where they are bought and sold illegally.

In the study, volunteers donned a virtual reality headset and were asked to make their way between four locations in a virtual building.

They will now have to make their way in a bracing new world of self-employment or co-operatives.

They had to come down to common English, to earn their living or make their way.

If you re not careful, mistaken assumptions in three key areas can make their way into your code and cause it to be U. S. -centric.

Initially, the rockets will carry low-gravity experiments that might make their way to the International Space Station.

On Wednesday, for one day only, several thousand of the unemployed and unemployable will make their way into UK workplaces.

All seven men ended up submerged in the 43 F ocean, fighting to make their way back to the overturned raft.

Many Dutch immediately hopped on to their bicycles to make their way home in silence.

The inches-long transparent juvenile fish then make their way upstream to feed and grow.

As they make their way down the river, they have a number of exciting adventures.

Japanese soldiers make their way atop a wall to get around vehicles swept by a tsunami at Kesennnuma, northeastern Japan March 12.

Nur is typical of many of the unskilled rural workers who make their way abroad.

After the battle, the Horde ships make their way back to Orgrimmar but are beset by powerful, unnatural storms.

And, since this is chain-smoking China, men make their way down the slopes with cigarettes clenched in their mouths.

Adventurous tourists can now fly into La Macarena and then make their way to to the river site on foot as part of guided tours.

After all, the reason most of those places make their way onto the travel itinerary of so many is that, in general, they're pretty cool.

Chemicals from the plastic can also make their way into the food chain, including fish consumed by humans.

Many recruits to Indian IT companies make their way to the US on a controversial visa for skilled workers.

Many people make their way to the ticket counter only to hear that tickets to their destination are sold out.

The Little Giantess and the Big Giant make their way through Berlin toward a waiting boat on October 4, 2009.

Thai residents make their way across a flooded street near the Chao Phraya river on October 29, 2011 in Bangkok.

The pair make their way over to the London eye and get aboard.

As thename implies, some Trojan horses make their way onto a systemembedded withinanother piece of software.

She added that they bought 10 Segways, which are still in storage , to make their way from one part of the house to another.

Every unit, factory and school has been ordered to keep an eye on people who might try to make their way to Beijing.

They tumble blindly as they make their way.

The problem with this approach is that those antibiotics make their way into the cow's milk and eventually into your body.

They then make their way by train to an unloading station.

In place of sweet potatoes, peas, greens, and even more exotic vegetables all make their way to this celebration of Thanksgiving andharvest.

Turtle hatchlings make their way across a beach at night.

To combat this, ext4 implements checksumming of the journal to ensure that valid changes make their way to the underlying file system.

In the fall, the whales make their way west and south before the winter ice arrives.

But, if things go according to plan some core dependency injection annotations and interfaces will make their way into the Java SDK.

As a metaphor, consider the way rocks make their way to the valley floor.

Many of these features will make their way into all-electric cars too.

Thai residents make their way through flooded streets across sandbags on October 22, 2011 in Pathum Thani on the outskirts of Bangkok.

kindly make their way to the Departure Lounge please.

School children make their way down a flooded street in Manila November 15, 2007 .

Pakaya says he fears the death toll will rise as rescue teams make their way to the disaster zone.

Many then make their way to the farm towns of California.

Friends and family make their way to their cars after the service for Einstein.

Small particles can make their way deep into human lungs and some ultrafine particles can even enter the bloodstream.

The boxes move down a conveyor belt and make their way to a loading area, where they are met by a robot.

If the army wants to get supplies down to Helmand, for example, the trucks must make their way through Kandahar.

Young men make their way to a mosque at prayer time in Dubai, Tuesday, August 5, 2008.

Invasive and non-native plants can make their way into the local ecosystem this way.

One concern with breast feeding is that toxins present in mom's bloodstream can make their way into baby.

If the hobos lived, they could see the red lights and make their way back to town.

July: Armstrong waves as he, Collins and Aldrin make their way to the launch complex

Rescuers wearing life jackets make their way in floodwaters to evacuate survivors

Tumble blindly as they make their way

All men must make their way come Independence Day

They move then from a first principle which is their own, and they make their way to the end which is proposed to them;