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Anyway, one thing lead to another, and. Oh. Before you know it, we were kissing. I mean, how angry do you think Joey is gonna be?

At the same time, it was that there was no regular sleep, can lead to increased time watching television.

Don't help until he's at least made a good attempt to clean it up -- even though it'll probably lead to lots of crying and whining.

It seems to be sending all the wrong messages to everybody . . . It is likely to lead to more UN sanctions rather than less.

As everyone knows, this view is often possible to develop a passive BB bad habits, may also lead to BB hungry.

Both sides agreed that this incident should not lead to intensification of the contradictions between the two peoples.

'Let's just give it a try. You know what they say, all roads lead to Rome. '

It said the company's "deceit thus would, naturally and inevitably, lead to significant injury or death. "

However, Bailey says there is no sign that this, or any other factor, will lead to a peak in the super-prime market.

That could lead to a resumption of the profitless growth that China is trying to leave behind.

All I said was that, I think, given the experience of veterans, the conversational lead to conflicts would have been a lot more realistic.

He said the plan would lead to higher consumer spending and increased business investment this year.

The Q&A is a bit of an experiment which can hopefully lead to more interactions! ! Thanks for all the suggestions and support.

That action, he said, would be a way for her to both improve her results and lead to higher personal satisfaction.

How much do financial traumas lead to economic slowdowns?

CDB recently received government approval to set up a stockholding company, which could lead to an eventual listing of the bank's shares.

This can lead to massive pay out, as is often the case in the United States.

Misleading someone in love is an unforgivable crime; as, if it is found out, it can lead to distrust, misgivings and a broken relationship.

Those assumptions are generous, since the cuts in spending, coupled with a strong euro, would probably lead to much slower economic growth.

It is only a commercial banking crisis that poses a systemic risk and can lead to the sort of mess we face today.

Likewise, a pair of cozy coevolutionary symbionts embracing each other can only seem to lead to stagnant solipsism.

A. he gave little thought to whatsoever of the fact that this act could lead to his conviction if he was tracked down by the cops.

This could potentially lead to a debate about whether Hood existed or not, but I am of the opinion that he did not.

It is unlikely, however, that this fragmentation will lead to the disappearance of English as a language understood around the world.

And the sudden change in air pressure would lead to a nasty case of the bends, as if you were scuba diving and came up too fast.

As the reception lead to fetal hypoxia, the effects of fetal brain development, and this damage is often irreversible .

The authors are confident that their methods will lead to a sales quarter that would be the pride of any company.

QA is a remarkable bit of research that could lead to any number of new and useful computer programs, a la Google.

It could lead to a dramatic liberalisation of Europe's railways, akin to that of its airlines.

If fat is wrapped around the heart, liver or other organs it could lead to life-threatening conditions.

This can lead to a large scale personal surveillance operation by the NSA or other agencies; like the CIA and their criminal connections.

Consumer price tends to lead to the quality of suspected price rise is likely to be a consumer boycott.

"That could, as it did in the 1930s, lead to a disastrous collapse in activity around the world, " he said in a speech.

In the long run, it will lead to consolidation and a reshuffling of the industry, he said.

But for you to be successful with your quest you have to show him that you have dealt with the reason that lead to the break up.

Therefore, the parties entered into a real estate property only mortgage collateral contract does not lead to the emergence Mortgages.

Making one of these mistakes will not always lead to an error, but they are always bad practice.

Seems to me to be yet another case where assumptions about what a particular means in a particular context will lead to miscommunication.

In doing so it will have to face up to long-neglected problems, if this is to lead to a true recovery, not just a brief reprieve.

But when the rotary inertia of the hub is close to that of the beam, the zeroth-order approximation model may lead to wrong result.

Trying to live up to or overcome those stereotypes can lead to plenty of stress and anxiety, she said.

No signs so far, therefore, of the sort of dramatic price drops that might lead to a slump in investment and put pressure on the banks.

Most people know to be prepared to fight weight gain in the winter, when the holidays and decreased activity can lead to a few extra pounds.

Let me assure you that this will not lead to price increases lest some of you worry a lot.

French nuclear safety agency said the explosion did not lead to nuclear radiation leakage.

The transfers did not lead to a viable pregnancy but Dr Zavos said it was a serious attempt at producing a cloned baby.

If it goes unchecked, toxemia can lead to the dangerous convulsions of eclampsia , or to premature separation of the placenta.

But I'd also say that we haven't done all the research that needs to be done to prove that this will lead to better patient outcomes.

Mr Rove failed to appreciate the degree to which the "politics of division" can lead to a backlash from middle-of-the-road voters.

Lest anyone(should)worry that this will lead to price increases, let me reassure them that it will not.

He said the Chinese scramble for influence on the continent could lead to poor governance and environmental deterioration.

The gland tends to expand in an area that doesn't expand with it, causing pressure on the urethra, which can lead to urinary problems.

He said the downturn would affect government finances and lead to a "temporary budget deficit" .

He said the excess bonds would be sold on the open market, and would not lead to any funding shortages for the government.

If this disaster does not lead to losses high enough to raise premiums, might the perception that extreme events seem to be on the increase?

up to six mugs of the pick - me - up beverage a day will not in fact lead to heart or digestive damage in a healthy person , experts say.

Expecting your partner to notice things without prompting is often very unfair and can lead to resentment.

Do not stay home all day doing nothing can only lead to accelerated brain aging.

Preferring to stick to the status quo when faced with unexpected upheaval tends to lead to a sense of helplessness and distress.

Already he had passed sixty of the stages which lead to it, and he had brought from his journey nothing but errors and remorse.

Governments worldwide are also clearly trying to bail themselves out of a situation that will lead to their downfall.

Wholesale discounting across the board will only lead to diminishing revenues and profits, " he said. " Focus on competitive strengths.

Lest anyone (should) worry that this will lead to price increases, let me reassure you that it will not.

All this electronic communication increases bullying to occur and that can lead to more depression and suicide, '' she said.

Each change cannot be considered in isolation, since changes in one of these factors will lead to alterations in another.

Japan to pay provincial believe that this was a major accident may lead to accidents.

He said the process must "lead to free and fair elections" but that "details of this transition will be worked by Egyptians. "

He said he was worried that jumping to conclusions would lead to widespread panic.

When a principle is asserted which establishes such a precedent, and may lead to such results, it is, to say the least, startling.

Moreover this method turned out to be low invasive and safe, since it did not lead to tumour formation ", sums up Dr. Czupryn. "

"The key investment question over the next two years is whether the Fed's policy will lead to excessive inflation, " he said.

He also said the process could lead to a sale of the business but no final decision had been taken and negotiations would take "some time" .

But that can lead to impulse buying. Who knew how much those Chanel shoes were?

Envy may lead to bitterness, or to a decision to compete with a rival and the production of a masterpiece.

Once we do that we'll know how much pressure is actually in the well. That could lead to one of a few positive outcomes.

But that would not be a solution if it merely lead to indefinite financing of fundamentally uncompetitive economies.

However, it has made many of you reflect on your own response, and that can only lead to a greater understanding of yourself.

His devotion to his wife and family in a world where ego and status can lead to a revolving door of playmates is admirable and refreshing.

Vitamin C namely ascorbic acid was one of the most important nutrients needed for human, and the lack of it may lead to scorbutus.

I figured if I told him I just finished performing, it would lead to a garage of questions.

He said that not knowing how much steel is being made can lead to volatility in the global market.

They are living in a holding pattern, as it were, passing up the activities that lead to growth or development or a sense of accomplishment.

Investment in education and research and a strong safety net can lead to a more productive and competitive economy.

Like a clean office, a simple blog gives visitors a good impression of you and could lead to new subscribers, customers or members.

Many analysts believe that stocks are again in such a turbulent period, and that this rally could lead to another slump.

You will be helping create the conditions that will lead to the changes destined to give you to victory over the dark Ones.

Although climate policies can add to a company's costs, in most cases this would not be large enough to lead to a shift in production.

Normally that would lead to temporary seasonal layoffs, which did not show up in the latest figures.

Because atmospheric conditions that lead to lightning exist all over the world, hygroelectricity would be available universally, he said.

While eating on public transport is discouraged, it would unlikely lead to any sort of conflict in Australia.

The sort of loss of "well integrity" that would lead to such a leak would in its turn relieve the pressure exerted by the cap.

The cycles say the cross is nearing the right time for an intermediate-term peak which should lead to weakness lasting at least a week.

Now that I have made this catalogue of swindles and perversions, let me give another example of the kind of writing that they lead to.

Try to tell it in a stimulating and engaging manner. Do not bore them, because it may lead to rejection of your worthy proposal.

French investigations can be lengthy and do not always lead to prosecutions, let alone convictions.

The hustlers of the new world always found it a decadent trend, bound to lead to no good (in retrospect, they had a point).

But if it does not, the resulting lack of global aggregate demand relative to supply will lead to a weaker recovery of global growth.

A watched pot easily lead to "random heart" , "thrown into a position" , it's easy to make mistakes.

How software is configured and implemented can play just as pivotal a security role as any other steps that lead to that point.

It is expected that this more precise means of drilling will lead to improved hearing for the patient following implantation.

The cradle of your birth and sustenance is now prepared for an overhaul which shall lead to the fall of all that have chosen to fall.

Beshear said he feared that it would lead to an increase in pollution of "Kentucky's beautiful natural resources. "

All this creativity does not always lead to culinary delights or sustainable sales.

It's not always clear, do you know by seeing or does seeing lead to an inadequate form of knowing?

It is what helped lead to a relentless focus on a company's next quarter, to the detriment of its next year or decade, " he said. "

If I disagreed with her, would yelling at her lead to any kind of change?

Taking a simple everyday example like an email service, I aim to discuss the various aspects that lead to a great forms structure.

However, it seems that this product is no longer available for download. All the IBM links lead to nowhere.

Put differently, when people were lead to believe they had a negative trait, they were more likely to see this negative trait in others.

The researchers said they do not know how prenatal exposure to phthalates may lead to behavioral problems.

Do we think this is all a big set up to lead to a real reconciliation between Penny and Leonard or are we over it?

An oversupply of women, however, tends to lead to a more sexually permissive culture. The same holds true on college campuses.

As you see in Figure 2, the Design Advisor generated a set of recommendations that would lead to a 60% improvement in performance.

The result of recent research suggests that stress, smoking and a lack of exercise are the main reasons that lead to heart diseases.

However, for small businesses, the accrual method can lead to payment of more taxes due to higher reporting of net income for a year.

Over the past month the markets have grasped that this course, if he persists in it, would lead to ruin.

Of course, it may be argued that this new kyara is not so welcome, as it will likely lead to nationalism.

One of the judges said the young man's work could lead to new developments in heat flow and other areas of physics.

Analysts have said the trend bodes ill for Japan's labor market in the long term because it would lead to a shortage of skilled workers.

But not always: Different ways of fighting seem to lead to different forms of social and political organization.

A sense of injustice may lead to murder, or to a ground-breakiing work of economic theory.

Furthermore she was perfectly able to fight on screen and that lead to a career of no less than 46 movies (35 for Shaw Brothers).

Progress will lead to advancements in understanding tectonics, Earth history, materials and complexity, to name just a few.

A study of a previous sale of ivory suggested it did not lead to more intensive poaching.

Compared with the previous two movies, Ang Lee's Xibupan The United States did not lead to a great response.

"Normalcy cannot lead to complacency, " he said at Federal Hall in the heart of Wall Street.

We are glad to hear from you and will carefully consider any proposals likely to lead to business between us.

Do not use many fingers on sharp objects or use designated LCD screen, the LCD screen of any damage may lead to products not normally used.

She said it was too early to know whether the Goody effect would lead to an increase in cervical cancer detection in England.

Trying to liquidate that balance sheet quickly could lead to panic across the financial system.

Node : A pin or lead to which at least two components are connected through conductors .

It would be politically unstable in the short term, and over the longer haul would likely lead to a repetition of this past month's events.

Quitting your job may not be so bad if the stress it causes you is likely to lead to a heart attack a few years from now.

By the age of 20, Sir Isaac Newton found a general binomial theorem which lead to the later development of calculus.

Mr Netanyahu said he would take unspecified "concrete steps" that could lead to direct talks between his government and the Palestinians.

Also, do not build up mulch around the base of trees or plants like a volcano. This could lead to disease or insect damage.

"It says yes, anger really does impact the heart's electrical system in very specific ways that can lead to sudden death , " she said .

For all that, however, the vote might yet lead to an inkling of political, social and economic change in a benighted country.

The bank is conducting a "strategic review" of its US credit card business and branch network, which could lead to a sale, it said.

Mrs Tracy and I are still excellent friends, and perhaps living apart for a while will lead to a reunion.

He said: "Smiling for the sake of smiling can lead to emotional exhaustion and withdrawal, withdrawal and that's bad for the organisation. "

Two factors lead to a situation in which so much of a nation's population knows life under only one leader.

Balking at the top of a three-story evacuation slide can lead to a push, sending you cart-wheeling down and resulting in broken ankles.

But in other countries, such a mistake might lead to a fine or the loss of a license.

Wong said the recommendations help create a climate of trust, which can lead to all the stakeholders benefiting from the mineral wealth.

How sure are we that this kind of change in the environment would not lead to catastrophe?

More often than not, the lack of gender awareness in public policy tends to lead to the marginalization of women's interests.

Some revenge unfaithful husband to his wife, cheating Lieyan outside, once it was brought to light, often lead to happy endings.

Trying to assume that role without the skills, resources or status to back it up will lead to conflict.

But this kiss would be unlike no other, because as legend has it, it could lead to a deep romance (or at least a long-term relationship).

the door switch in the elevator, please do not directly impede the door by hand or body movement, this may lead to the risk of collision.

We have had a very happy start, and I believe this can lead to more substantial business between us.

And low prices have chilled investment in production and infrastructure, which will lead to a supply crunch once demand returns, he said.

But the global economy seems to be robust, although greater concern now about inflation may lead to more monetary tightening.

A departure now would lead to a void at a critical time in the effort to revive the U. S. economy, he said.

This can lead to an insecure system, as hackers may be able to write code to call the EJB directly and bypass the Web tier.

If every time you don't like the leader of a country and then move in and intervene, that would lead to chaos.

And because he has lost the consent of his people any deal that leaves him in power would lead to further chaos and lawlessness.

Sometimes even pointing it out to friends or family will only lead to a shrug.

Thousands of factories closed down in south of China lead to people concern about social unsteady causing by arising unemployment rate.

It's likely to lead to confusion and results that are not as good as they might have been.

He said that conducting such a project openly could lead to drugs that were more affordable to the world's poor.

Resisting the desire to turn back, Maggie drove along the familiar lanes that lead to the parking bay at the foot of the hill.

The history of every change, it will lead to the river of time in a while, "Variation of volatility. "

The growth of the lungs of the children may be prolonged by smoking mothers, which may lead to breathing problems or lung illnesses.

A very high number of leukemia cells building up in the marrow also can lead to low white cell (neutrophil) and platelet counts.

Initial tests with silicon suggest that this kind of patterning can lead to a fivefold enhancement in absorbance.

The traditional approach of trying to minimize construction costs, by contrast, can lead to higher energy bills and wasted materials.

It has been a controversial issue whether a high quality accounting standard will lead to a high quality financial report.

We do not always lead to hand clothing, rice mouths of a decent life.

I was raised as an overachiever , and I can testify from my own experience that overachieving does NOT lead to happiness.

Organising such ownership structures for banks would not be easy, but it might lead to a healthy state of affairs.

should lead to complete charge of the IRS "tax returns online application form" , the bank examination by the tax department for approval.

But today's reluctance to settle down and reproduce until later in life could lead to fertility beginning to favour older women.

"In combination, they lead to events like the financial crises, " he said.

We have talked about one of the more complex experiments that lead to the belief that homing pigeons can tell directions by the sun.

So try, if you wish, once you've heard his explanation, to get a real apology but it may well lead to a second fight.

To replace the Shuttle, the Bush Administration said the Constellation program would lead to a manned Mars landing.

It didn't sell all that well, nor did it lead to any must-have games that would utilize it.

The danger is that this could lead to a higher yen and a fall in the value of foreign assets as a result of lower demand.

If there was bleeding around the brain, this could lead to further neurological problems, forcing Cech out for many months.

What may be thought of as nothing more than just a youthful prank may, in reality, lead to serious consequences.

Ferguson says it's easy to think senseless video game violence can lead to senseless violence in the real world.

In the wake of Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant accident, radiation could once again lead to a gender bias in humans, he said.

His choice of where he lives seems to lead to a great deal of driving.

Not always does the addition or removal of heat from a sample of matter lead to a change in its temperature.

This, he said, will lead to an increase in claims that judges are biased, "however groundless those charges may be. "

Do not think that they live up to the heart, this will lead to an unforgivable degree.

He is so handsome, so that each girl had met him deeply in love with him, yet there is no one girl can lead to his interest.

Some symptoms can last for more than a week, and the syndrome can occasionally lead to a rapid rise in blood pressure and heart failure.

Ah Lu Xun's works in the Q is no future, the spirit of victory can only lead to defeat A constant Q, the last attributed to destruction.

This action will lead to indirect clitoral stimulation, which makes all the difference in terms of her pleasure.

"We see fairly weak real final demand, which we think is going to lead to a jobless recovery for a prolonged period time, " Volpert said.

It sounds exciting and may lead to something in the long-term but it does not engage the party hard-core as much.

Your facility consists of surfaces that are not easy to clean and can potentially lead to product contamination.

Experimental results show that the changes of the total gas pressure in the cavity lead to that the best work current increase.

But even the SEC's highest- profile cases have let the defendants off lightly, and did not lead to criminal prosecutions.

The most common reason is when a shoe breaks off and its connecting lead to the electrical equipment on the train has to be secured safely.

In case you use manual printers for veneer, layer pad of paper or paper is not in the face of these special skin pass can also lead to open.

The researchers say if the blast had occurred closer to Earth, it might have lead to the death of much of the planet's life.

Sunstein's fear was that the Internet might lead to a more ghettoized, polarized and insular electorate.

In contrast, when deficits do not lead to an increased supply of money, the evidence shows that they do not cause sustained price increases.

Unfortunately, the fairy tale wedding of Princess Diana and Prince Charles did not lead to a happily-ever-after marriage.

Violation to this will lead to a fine by the Public Security Bureau.

A recursive definition like this is going to fill up the stack rapidly and lead to a stack overflow.

But further research is needed to show that the resistance genes will not lead to a more infectious form of the disease.

Mr Obama said the Republican approach might still lead to a downgrade of the country's triple-A credit rating.

He said that once people develop compassion, more meaningful dialogue can take place which will ultimately lead to a less violent world.

Now, this does mean that there is no steady price for a good, but it should lead to a more realistic price model.

Just as protectionism over trade leads to impoverishment, so parochialism over immigration is likely to lead to a lower standard of living.

Moments like the Japanese quake, Dr. Redlener said, are often referred to as "wake-up calls" that could lead to change.

social, economic, health and education policies that lead to poor living standards, or to socioeconomic inequality or instability.

This may lead to further analysis of the asset at the business and technical levels to understand the cause for low usage.

This option will create an anonymous account on this server. Please note that this can lead to an insecure system.

The Imperial College London researchers who published their results online said the discovery could lead to more effective cough treatments.

If the light traps can be entangled with each other, the system could someday lead to a quantum network in a randomly organized crystal.

Cancellation of any part of the original orders will lead to the invalidation of previous position and rate of the ad.

The potential faults were brought to light by Chinese computer experts who said the flaw could lead to a "large-scale disaster" .

Sometimes chat sessions can lead to truly stimulating exchanges, but they are just as likely to be a waste of time.

It did not wish to create a committee, which would lead to endless discussions, with no tangible results.

'The incident did not lead to a full-blown factory wide strike, ' a senior Toyota manufacturing executive said.

Rudd's knowledge of the language and a stint as a diplomat in Beijing do not necessarily lead to admiration for China's government.

The Council has the right to investigate any dispute or situation which might lead to friction between two or more countries.

Skipping meals can lead to fatigue, making it harder for you to think and perform at your very best.

Managing projects is a full-time job and taking your eye off the ball (even for a short period) can lead to problems.

News of the merger probably did not lead to standing ovations at global distribution system companies and online travel agencies.

I think it's fair to say that Europe's response to its current crisis will lead to the creation of a European Monetary Fund.

He hopes that this will lead to a world where not a single human being will suffer from the misery and indignity of poverty.

Pakistan has warned that such an action could lead to "serious consequences, " but did not elaborate.

Trying to suppress your anger can lead to such health problems as headaches, stress, depression or high blood pressure.

The other route through which reducing the fiscal deficit can lead to a lower trade deficit is if it results in a lower-valued dollar.

This can lead to some confusion when you're trying to figure out why your cmdlet doesn't have the parameters you think it should have.

Prof Sen said Nalanda's recreation would lead to a renaissance of Indian learning that would draw students from all over the region.

You know human papillomavirus (HPV) as a sexually transmitted disease that may lead to genital warts and even cervical cancer.

Distance is a disorder, easily lead to misunderstanding, also easy to cause feelings of alienation.

And I hope, in the next few years, to show that this will lead to smart machines.

So to say, the refutation of conflict theory did not lead to support the doctrine of harmony.

This process tends to lead to herding behaviour, in which risk controls easily become a secondary issue.

Note: Please do not bring their own modified digital photo frame of the name of the disk, or may lead to transmission failure.

Factor production factors, which occupy the dominant place in social economy, certainly lead to changes in revenue distribution pattern.

Better communication could avoid 'any misunderstandings or confusion that could inadvertently lead to incident or crisis, ' he said.

It is due to operating system specifics of this nature that lead to the general recommendation to use LDAP for the security registry.

As long as he is willing to lead to Tao, you shall forgive him if can and do not see him as baddy.

If you are going to the gym with a partner it might lead to the two of you talking and focusing less on getting a great workout.

The debate tends to lose focus as it gains heat, because nobody quite knows what legalisation would lead to.

Furthermore, the changing of the family structure might lead to the great psychic traumas to the children.

And non-observance does not lead to a state of transgression; it brings one back under the jurisdiction of the law.

Further investigation of this pathway might lead to understanding and improvement of the hydrogen production mechanism of these bacteria.

It's not at all unusual for a team lead to keep people waiting while he or she pairs up with a developer to fix the build.

Such changes will pave the way for your eventual Ascension, which will subsequently lead to a time when money will be no longer required.