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He made it clear the White House believes it is too early to take the US economy off life-support.

SANCTIONS imposed by the United States have long made it a bother to use credit cards in Iran.

Its warm summer climate and cool winter have made it a favorite city for immigrants from overseas.

Has he made it up with her yet?

Yet this ignominious retreat became enshrined as a glorious victory; the guts of survivors made it a founding myth.

Many Americans would no doubt vote for her if she made it through the primaries.

He made it clear to the public that he would take neither side.

Sadly or more accurately happily I made it a few meters to the nearest cafe and settled down with a hot chocolate and a good book to wait.

He's never made it into any of the Smash Bros games, but that doesn't mean he isn't ready to rumble!

Prints of the gleaming white Cape Coast Castle made it look like a European palace; there was no hint at its real role.

Two years ago the problem made it to the U. S. Supreme Court, in a case that might have been called U. S. Navy v. Whales.

Russell Crowe made it a family affair as he got his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame yesterday.

It would bring America into line with Britain, which made it a legal requirement in 2002.

In 1999 Sweden decided that prostitution was a form of violence against women and made it a crime to buy sex, although not to sell it.

He reckons the Mexican drug-traffickers had made it clear to her that giving evidence against them would not be a wise move.

He didn't stare into her eyes or smother her the way Barry had, but he made it clear that he was available.

He made it clear that China was committed to pursuing a low-carbon economy despite the tremendous difficulties that it would face, Wu said.

Woflowitz made it a priority to hear directly from among Pakistan's 150 million people about their problems and priorities.

But HTC's rapid growth, especially in Apple's American home turf, has made it a competitor worth worrying about.

I've been a line guy all my life, which might have made it easier.

For poachers, North Luangwa's isolation made it a favored hunting ground.

Had he failed to put in the hours, he would not have made it past qualifying, let alone to the brink of his first world title.

After the Opium War, the British imperialists stole it from the corrupt Qing government and made it a colony of Britain.

President Roosevelt reacted by issuing an order that made it a crime to deny blacks a chance for jobs in defense industries.

His detractors claim that only a lack of firm convictions made it possible for him to turn on a dime.

He made it easy to observe that it would be easier to remain in the nature of mind, which is pure from the beginning than to try to deny it.

If you are a loyal fan of RPG games, then pick up the phone, in the wonderful world of beautiful NABI made it a living away from home.

eg: He made it clear that he wanted to go aboard. He found it much difficult to obtain a degree.

In the night terrible dreams had broken his sleep, and made it a long torture.

I made it a rule to get up early, take a cold bath, and then do some running.

I figured the duck tongues were a sort of test, so I made it a point to look unfazed. Excited even.

The combination of the type of person he is, the things he's overcome and his passion for Kentucky made it a really easy choice.

It was not easy but I made it with some help from books and a few techniques I develop myself.

Her parents allowed her to go, but made it a condition that she should get home before midnight.

It was a full moon, but a pale cloud hanging overhead made it lose some of its brilliance.

And that starts by never repeating the mistakes I have made. It is up to me to start living a life of integrity.

He worked his way through college and made it to the Senate by the age of 29.

When he made it 2, 655 miles to Canada, what should have been one of his best days was one of his toughest.

We've also made it easy to find out what's owed to you and your family.

And from a technology standpoint, the popularity of jQuery has made it almost too easy to implement a slideshow.

Song said the severity of the situation made it necessary to raise the penalties.

What if there was a product that made it easy to charge all your household mobile devices and it used just a single cord to do it?

Today, I had to take out the trash at work and I kept trying to throw it in the dumpster. After five tries I finally made it in.

Bocelli was a lawyer before he made it as a singer, selling 70 million albums worldwide.

I once worked with a colleague who made it a great personal skill to find out stuff about customers that we couldn't.

He told me that If I told anyone that he would tell them that I had made it up.

The rapid development of information technology has made it necessary to be able to handle practical issues with the aid of IT.

The doctor has made it clear to you that there is nothing wrong with your stomach.

He sounded a little disappointed when he said he never made it to America, but I assured him that he had finally made it.

But he has made it clear he knows where his place would be in an Obama White House: behind the president.

But the unique medical and commercial value of the herbal extract artemisinin have made it a contentious issue in China.

If God had gifted me with some beauty and much wealth, I should have made it as hard for you to leave me, as it is now for me.

To score three and keep a clean sheet made it a great night for us. Now we need to build on this.

In the 1980s its swift recall of Tylenol capsules, after some packs had been laced with poison, made it a model for crisis management.

Ken Livingstone, mayor of London, said it was London's cultural pre-eminence that made it a great world city.

He made it clear that it was impossible for him to do so.

And while I could have quit my day job even if it hadn't happened, it made it that much more sure for me. I can't wait to tell you about it.

The Bank made it clear that it was not aiming to bring down three-month lending rates, which are the markets' most acute pressure point.

I continued to train for other events: the Annapolis 10-miler, a sprint triathlon, and others. And I made it past the finish line!

The moves have made it particularly difficult for bulls like Thomas Stolper, Goldman Sachs Group's currency strategist in London.

"I don't know how I made it through the game to begin with, to be honest with you, " Bryant said.

Outlook 2003 provided a reading pane for e-mail that made it easy to view the contents of a message without having to open it.

I had made it clear that I had no intention of spending the rest of my life in such a place.

For those of you who knew of the Light and made it shine brighter, great rewards are coming your way, even as we speak and write.

Her unattractiveness made it difficult for her to get notice by the public.

What made it more difficult was that I knew this was not the first time I had let such a moment pass.

However, it was not critical adulation, but the incredible word ofmouth that spread about the book that made it a bestseller.

I've found this perception has made it a little easier for me to be thicker-skinned and not take such behavior so personally.

The hunter Jodo Kast seemed to have made it a personal mission to track down the Doctor.

He made it out okay and spoke to his wife to say he was going back in to help those that were still trapped.

He said it was that evidence that made it clear to the company and to himself that there potentially were more people involved.

The intoxicating power of the girl's scent suddenly made it clear to him why he'd come to his own life so tenaciously, so savagely.

Maybe he was right. I've always made it a goal to not be too needed, even by my aging mother and father.

He made it through the night, Laurene next to him on the bed sometimes jerked up when there was a longer pause between his breaths.

On that view, it was unsurprising that the Supreme Court last month struck down a law that made it a crime to sell videos of dogfights.

Nathan Eccleston made it a debut to remember when he netted the winner for Huddersfield Town against Yeovil Town on Saturday.

But Nokia could have made it just a bit more bearable if they were willing to put customers first and profits second.

I had cut out a silhouette of a beautiful, naked woman from a neo-classical painting published in an art magazine and made it into a doll.

Her uncle's present made it possible for her to realize the dream of going to college.

These bubbles had never made it to the surface before and therefore remained uncontaminated by the modern atmosphere.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

In the late 1990s, as the dotcom bubble made it cheap and easy to raise funds, anyone who followed the money was becoming an entrepreneur.

Its canals made it easy to ship goods to the big industrial port city of Shanghai, downstream.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

But Nokia could have made it just a bit more bearable if they were willing to put customers first and profits second.

I had cut out a silhouette of a beautiful, naked woman from a neo-classical painting published in an art magazine and made it into a doll.

Her uncle's present made it possible for her to realize the dream of going to college.

These bubbles had never made it to the surface before and therefore remained uncontaminated by the modern atmosphere.

For engineers, all of this might be a bit confusing, but that's why we never made it into marketing.

Wayne Swan, the federal treasurer, made it clear in a speech on Friday that this was not the case.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

In the late 1990s, as the dotcom bubble made it cheap and easy to raise funds, anyone who followed the money was becoming an entrepreneur.

Its canals made it easy to ship goods to the big industrial port city of Shanghai, downstream.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

These bubbles had never made it to the surface before and therefore remained uncontaminated by the modern atmosphere.

For engineers, all of this might be a bit confusing, but that's why we never made it into marketing.

Wayne Swan, the federal treasurer, made it clear in a speech on Friday that this was not the case.

I made it a condition that everybody must be present.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

In the late 1990s, as the dotcom bubble made it cheap and easy to raise funds, anyone who followed the money was becoming an entrepreneur.

Its canals made it easy to ship goods to the big industrial port city of Shanghai, downstream.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

I made it a condition that everybody must be present.

The financial crisis has made it more acceptable to be between jobs or to leave a bad one.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

In the late 1990s, as the dotcom bubble made it cheap and easy to raise funds, anyone who followed the money was becoming an entrepreneur.

Its canals made it easy to ship goods to the big industrial port city of Shanghai, downstream.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

Those cousins who have made it out of Iraq alive are part of the fastest-growing refugee crisis in the world.

In the late 1990s, as the dotcom bubble made it cheap and easy to raise funds, anyone who followed the money was becoming an entrepreneur.

Its canals made it easy to ship goods to the big industrial port city of Shanghai, downstream.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Its canals made it easy to ship goods to the big industrial port city of Shanghai, downstream.

"Egyptians have made it clear that nothing less than genuine democracy will carry the day, " he said.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Their site did not host infringing files, it just made it easy to access them.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Their site did not host infringing files, it just made it easy to access them.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

The author maintains that imperial China's examination system was part of what made it a model meritocracy of its time.

i felt sure they made a mistake , or that you ' d made it up to cheer me.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Their site did not host infringing files, it just made it easy to access them.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

The author maintains that imperial China's examination system was part of what made it a model meritocracy of its time.

i felt sure they made a mistake , or that you ' d made it up to cheer me.

I think we know that Cole is used to pressure, and despite massive wages, the lack of a transfer fee made it a gamble worth taking.

But Mr Obama made it clear that her personal background matters at least as much to him.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Their site did not host infringing files, it just made it easy to access them.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

The author maintains that imperial China's examination system was part of what made it a model meritocracy of its time.

i felt sure they made a mistake , or that you ' d made it up to cheer me.

I think we know that Cole is used to pressure, and despite massive wages, the lack of a transfer fee made it a gamble worth taking.

But Mr Obama made it clear that her personal background matters at least as much to him.

Naturally, I made it a point to see the room, inviting my friends along.

Clearly, in the case of my students, they had learned how to work iteratively but they had not made it a habit.

Then, without warning, it began to pour. It hit like a waterfall and made it impossible to finish the tire change.

said in a telephone interview that the traffic got a little better once he finally made it off the highway.

Others have expressed optimism that the talks have at least made it into a second day.

The authoritarian State has made it a principle that private property is no longer sacred.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Their site did not host infringing files, it just made it easy to access them.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

If more requests come in than can be handled, then at least those that made it through get service; the others are blocked.

We've made it a breeze to add new layers of abstraction to your tests.

Next was a library that made it easy to do distance calculations from GPS coordinates.

The weatherman said it would be warm today. He must have made it in His bathroom.

Their site did not host infringing files, it just made it easy to access them.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

The author maintains that imperial China's examination system was part of what made it a model meritocracy of its time.

i felt sure they made a mistake , or that you ' d made it up to cheer me.

I think we know that Cole is used to pressure, and despite massive wages, the lack of a transfer fee made it a gamble worth taking.

But Mr Obama made it clear that her personal background matters at least as much to him.

Besides, as they made any change, they also changed their own culture and made it disappear little by little through the long time.

The author maintains that imperial China's examination system was part of what made it a model meritocracy of its time.

i felt sure they made a mistake , or that you ' d made it up to cheer me.

I think we know that Cole is used to pressure, and despite massive wages, the lack of a transfer fee made it a gamble worth taking.

But Mr Obama made it clear that her personal background matters at least as much to him.

Naturally, I made it a point to see the room, inviting my friends along.

Clearly, in the case of my students, they had learned how to work iteratively but they had not made it a habit.

I made it a rule to forbear all direct contradiction to the sentiments of others, and all positive assertion of my own.

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

He made it a rule that either he or his wife should always be on duty in the shop during opening hours.

Naturally, I made it a point to see the room, inviting my friends along.

Clearly, in the case of my students, they had learned how to work iteratively but they had not made it a habit.

I made it a rule to forbear all direct contradiction to the sentiments of others, and all positive assertion of my own.

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

He made it a rule that either he or his wife should always be on duty in the shop during opening hours.

He has no plans for tougher immigration or asylum controls, and is proud that his government made it legal for asylum-seekers to work.

At every turn, Yarter made it a point to think about how the project would be perceived by local executives.

So Joshua burned Ai and made it a permanent heap of ruins, a desolate place to this day.

They inserted the poles into the rings so they would be on the sides of the altar for carrying it. They made it hollow, out of boards.

One bird made it into a house, when the homeowner opened the door to see what was causing the racket.

At every turn, Yarter made it a point to think about how the project would be perceived by local executives.

Quiet and luxury and a perfect service made it an ideal place in which to take luncheon or refreshment.

So Joshua burned Ai and made it a permanent heap of ruins, a desolate place to this day.

They inserted the poles into the rings so they would be on the sides of the altar for carrying it. They made it hollow, out of boards.

One bird made it into a house, when the homeowner opened the door to see what was causing the racket.

Edward Heath's decision in 1972 to float sterling, however reluctantly he made it, should have changed all that.

I could have made it longer but I made it this length to see if I could find a cable network or broadcaster that wants to broadcast it.

As a result, Hamlet exile, but he has made it clear to his mother to hear, has attracted the condemnation of her conscience.

He made it plain that he did not like me.

Perhaps having someone to look up to would have made it less appealing to succumb to the temptation of THIN.

I could have made it longer but I made it this length to see if I could find a cable network or broadcaster that wants to broadcast it.

As a result, Hamlet exile, but he has made it clear to his mother to hear, has attracted the condemnation of her conscience.

He made it plain that he did not like me.

Perhaps having someone to look up to would have made it less appealing to succumb to the temptation of THIN.

The elaborations of the plot made it a difficult book to read.

Journalists hardly ever made it to a DSPD unit and I was curious to see inside.

TV and mass media made it really easy to spread ideas in a certain way.

She'd been there almost a week and I hadn't made it in to see her.

I had a lower salary whereas they had been bought for a lot of money. That made it easier to put me on the bench.

One of her employers recognized Zora's abilities. She made it possible for her to attend high school in Baltimore, Maryland.

She'd been there almost a week and I hadn't made it in to see her.

I had a lower salary whereas they had been bought for a lot of money. That made it easier to put me on the bench.

One of her employers recognized Zora's abilities. She made it possible for her to attend high school in Baltimore, Maryland.

The city was China's biggest, and the many officials and literati who came and worked there made it a hub of culture and science.

No, there's no problem. I was just trying to do some reading and the ear-splitting music coming from your room made it hard to concentrate.

This illness has made it painful for her to move over the last couple of weeks and Heidi was treated with vitamins and other medicine.

If you've made it this far, drop me a line and let me know what you think of the site.

So they gave a party of their own, and they made it a very grand party indeed, so that it might be better than the one Curly Tail had given.

The system has a brand-new architecture that made it "a challenge to develop, " she said.

At least, if he made it back, and Hem was still there, Haw wouldn't be alone.