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the tea leaves out on the sun exposure can be used for several times with good results.

For one thing, UV, IR and green light cannot be utilized by plants so that leaves out a pretty high-energy part of the spectrum.

You'll soon forget about him after he leaves - out of sight, out of mind.

It leaves more interesting, leaves out the following two small-angle, I really like the little girl's bar.

Disney completely leaves out the destructive nature of lust.

But the American phrase "grown man" leaves out the preposition and this neologism is now taking hold in Britain.

Any decision in the name of global community that leaves out China and India will not be seen as legitimate.

"If innovation leaves out the rural sector, we are leaving most of India out, " he said.

The young animal turned quickly, and began contentedly eating the leaves out of Heidi's hand.

But if GDP leaves out so much that matters, why do my fellow economists lavish so much attention on the latest quarterly GDP growth figures?

It leaves out the word KEY, but by default a JOIN without an ON phrase is a KEY JOIN.

Behaviourism leaves out of account consciousness and introspection .

The company offers only a one-paragraph bio about its CEO, which leaves out details such as Ren's membership in the Communist Party.

Like so many big narratives, however, the story about the rise of the new authoritarians leaves out a lot of important detail.

But he leaves out something he well knows: the passive voice is the commonest way to avoid mentioning the agent in an English sentence.

First stand to the equator line, north will funnel water of the leaves out, now with the current do counter-clockwise.

The focus and effort of coordinating work activities at a team level leaves out guidelines for the workers.

Such a group leaves out Brazil, Russia and India.

I think this definition leaves out a key piece, we are focusing on collaboration and learning.

What's wrong is what the system leaves out: which is to say, everything else.

I notice that the advertisement leaves out the price of the product.

Dad always leaves out the scary parts when he reads to us.

And that leaves out other devotions, such as fasting in Ramadan, or the pilgrimages to Mecca which draw nearly 700, 000 Egyptians a year.

As for simplicity, it leaves out many of the enterprise backend APIs that are part of the Java EE platform.

Safari actually leaves out the first ready state and there's no sensible explanation as to why; it's simply the way Safari works.

But it leaves out the most exciting part– plant-insect warfare.

One can easily conjecture about what the textbook theory leaves out, but it will take more research to sort things out.

After several months waiting, I got leaves out finally.

That leaves out two of the world's fastest growing carbon emitters, India and China.

But the G8 leaves out developing nations with big populations and growing economies like China, India and Brazil.

The traditional learning mode pays too much attention to receiving and mastering and leaves out and plays down the discovery and research.

It is also reforming the pension system which now leaves out over half of urban workers and 90% of their rural counterparts.

You have to rinse the tea leaves out of the pot.

he leaves out half his words , and blots the rest .

But to save space, the table leaves out data that adds clarity.

Is there something she leaves out that you would put in?

Because this is an article on benchmarking, and not portfolio theory, Listing 4 leaves out the code for the EfTask inner class.

This list leaves out the most important aspect of loose coupling: ubiquity.

Don't rinse the tea leaves out into the sink.

But the theory leaves out the tax treatment of different kinds of finance.

This summarizes the overall cycle, but leaves out much vital detail that is necessary for understanding the process.

He shook himself and combed the dry leaves out of his hair with his fingers;

A deficit agreement that leaves out taxes and the biggest spending programmes hardly represents great courage;