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Her choice had been either to move away from covering politics, or to quit her job and more close to Eleanor.

I bet he will glance your way, crouch down, and move away from you almost as if to say, "I can tell you're angry and I'm not sure why. "

Moreover, Lane did not back down from the company's recent strategic move away from consumer products.

If you start the game now with your unit test the ball will move away from the center and go out of the screen, which is not really cool.

He is seeking reassurances over his future, with a loan move away from the club is being held up by his contractual issue.

she trains her son to move away from her, to develop independence.

To understand death, we must first move away from his way of thinking.

While the mother keeps her daughter close to her, she trains her son to move away from her, to develop independence.

They pressed her until she told the truth: she did not want to move away from Taiping.

Adebayor has been linked with a move away from Arsenal this summer, with a number of European clubs said to be interested in his services.

If someone harasses you, try to move away from the spot, do not get into a fight or overly heated discussion, and simply stay in-character.

Alan Smith has reiterated his desire to remain at Old Trafford despite speculation linking him with a move away from United.

Sneijder is contracted to Inter until the summer of 2015 and has said he has no desire to seek a move away from Milan.

On the inside of my doorway, in darkness, it took me a while before I could get my breath back or even move away from the doorway.

However, such a move away from the continent can only go on for so long before Europe's own industrial base is harmed deeply.

Officers are using appropriate force to stop protesters but are not trying to contain them, all are free to move away from the perimeter.

When he posted a list of ten short reasons why he had decided to move away from the political right, it attracted plenty of flames.

The Germany international had been strongly linked with a move away from Arsenal and Dortmund seemed favourites for his signature.

Getting some random animation that you specifically did not call for, without any input, is something we wanted to move away from.

Alonso did not rule out a move away from Liverpool but insisted that he is happy at Anfield.

Even so, such a plan would be a marked shift and could signal a longer-term move away from the dollar.

But even so we may see more of a focus on 'real world' problems from now on and a move away from consumer apps as the primary focus.

From now on, if you feel your dog's teeth while you are playing with him, say "Ouch" in a loud voice and move away from him.

This move away from point-to-point integration may be considered the first step in the evolution of the concept of ESB.

But Skrtel maintains that his future remains at Liverpool and has no plans to engineer a move away from Anfield unless told otherwise.

You are trying to save money, but mostly you want to move away from consumerism.

As for the second question, that's obvious: if I move away from the mirror, the size of my image will shrink with each step.

He insisted that Mr Fukuda was trying to "move away from that mode of thinking" .

The axing of the independent living fund and other changes to benefit appear to move away from what was a good situation.

But when you move away from the wall, the harness and the ropes hold you, and you begin to feel safe.

"Slower energy demand provides an opportunity to move away from coal, " he said.

Electric sockets were loose and you had to be careful when removing hair drier etc. from them as they would move away from the walls.

Put yourself in a state of receiving and accepting and move away from the state of lacking or wanting.

You might think that you're now finally ready to move away from pictures and diagrams and start writing code.

It helps us move away from emotional rhetoric to hard facts and data on which sensible policy can be built.

Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama opposes such a move, saying the country needs to move away from oil.

And the men said that the UFOs deactivation of nuclear weapons was a message to the human race to move away from arms race.

Much of the new demand for city homes is in neighbourhoods close to light railway stations, hastening the move away from a car culture.

This spin will cause the screwball to move away from the pitcher ( right to farther right for a right handed pitcher ) .

Since the early 1980s many architects have deliberately sought to move away from rectilinear designs, towards more eclectic styles.

You need to move away from qualitative pros and cons, especially since few of the ones you give stand up to scrutiny.

Didier Deschamps is again being linked with a move away from Juventus at the end of this season.

Yet, it is sometimes so difficult to move away from the party club scene that has been part of your life for so long.

OK, let's move away from the throttle quadrant to the bottom portion of the center console.

Taylor argued that graduate education must be restructured at a fundamental level to move away from the ultra-narrow scholarship.

North Korea has yet to comply with Resolution 1695, to return to the Six-Party Talks, or to move away from their pursuit of nuclear weapons.

As tectonic plates move away from each other, the underlying mantle wells up between them.

A move away from its home market is unusual for a nation's flagship carrier, and underscores the promise Asia presents.

Yes, I was trying to move away from the fixed focus, and the vanishing point.

Consumer-goods firms are often keen to move away from cheap products, where Chinese rivals pose the greatest threat.

Now, the cultured centre back himself has responded to the rumours, quashing any likelihood of a move away from Merseyside.

Guangzhou was ' villages ' transformation, I spent two years farmer housing not renew, and to immediately move away from.

He felt that philosophy should move away from the beliefs of the medieval scholastics and found itself on firm foundations.

The glorification of the defeat is perhaps the modern Left's biggest problem, which only leads to a move away from power.

It's hard to hear you right here. though. Let's move away from the music.

Indeed, national officials touted the directive as a move away from "administrative" controls on population growth.

Sea level may rise so much that people have to move away from the coasts, and some areas may become too dry for farming.

The fog came closer and closer, until Holmes and I could see nothing. We had to move away from.

Iran and Venezuela had pushed for Opec to move away from the dollar in the face of strong opposition from the summit's host, Saudi Arabia.

Moutinho himself has been linked with a move away from Sporting, but he is refusing to be drawn to comment on the speculation.

This was widely interpreted as a call for Asian countries to move away from their efforts to boost growth by keeping their currencies weak.

As you move away from the image, they appear to rotate clockwise.

The famous astrophysicist says that our only chance for long-term survival is to move away from Earth and begin to inhabit new planets.

The country is not well placed to move away from it though, with only America and France producing more electricity from nuclear sources.

John came gradually to move away from the position that he had always held, and to see the value of opposing opinions.

Pressure from marketing and legislation in both Europe and Asia have forced electronics manufacturers to move away from lead-based solders.

The report should aim to help end-users move away from gut-feeling to fact-based decisions.

In America, the poor farmer had always hoped of getting land on the frontier, and there was a constant move away from the settled areas.

Officials see them as the linchpin of China's move away from a lopsided economic model that relies too heavily on foreign consumption.

Danny Stein, whose private equity firm owns eMusic, thinks the future of the business is to move away from the ownership model entirely.

This will be the move away from today's extreme capitalism, reshaping it to suit the needs of a crowded 21st century.

Charles Itandje admits he could be tempted into securing a permanent move away from Liverpool.

Whatever you do, move away from anything that distracts you from contemplating your life and where you want it to go.

When you move away from a Windows SharePoint Services Web site that contains an ActiveX control, Internet Explorer may quit unexpectedly.

Simply move away from the following force, keeping the head as far away as possible whilst keeping the segments within attacking range.

Mr. Hunter argues that the Christian community should move away from the "politicization of everything. "

'The U. S. economy should move away from overconsumption based on excessive borrowing, and savings should grow. '

The key point of economic restructuring: to move away from the reliance on export-oriented and labor intensive industries.

The decision to move away from "standard iterative" can best be understood as a reaction to some set of issues or risks.

Then Abimelech said to Isaac, "Move away from us; you have become too powerful for us. " Of what was Abimelech afraid?

The term "nail house" refers to people that refuse to move away from demolition zones, usually because of a disagreement about compensation.

If someone is getting agitated or effusive on a cellphone, politely suggest he keep it down or move away from other guests.

Even these, once detachment sets in, move away from the centre of consciousness and happen spontaneously and effortlessly.

We should move away from the general attitude of "too big to take a pay cut, " especially when the taxpayer is on the hook for the bill.

We need to move away from a situation where local regulators struggle to supervise international financial institutions.

affects only a small area, the waves will move away from that point, much as the waves move away from our pebble.

a follower riding on the cam will move away from or toward the camshaft as the cam rotates.

Many social services were dismantled during the move away from the planned economy in recent decades.

If a story doesn't have anything that's fresh in it, at least for me, I move away from it.

This particularly matters once you move away from hard economic data to softer numbers on crime, education and social policy.

What are some of the more positive ways in which you could move away from pain and toward pleasure?

We must hide her in such a way that no one sees her and when she has grown up, she can move away from here.

Second, both countries should enact climate change policies that move away from conventional coal.

For Identical modes, the singular values are exactly one, and the singular values drop to zero as the modes move away from each other.

We hope the US economy will move away from overconsumption and that savings will grow.

You can also move away from a topic, then get fascinated with it again and come back to it.

A critical first step is for negotiators to move away from setting emissions reductions targets.

Second, it sought to broaden the approach to health, to move away from the narrow medical model of curative care.

Design education has to move away from schools of art and architecture and move into the schools of science and engineering.

In Exchange 2000, routing improvements over Exchange 5. 5 Helped you to move away from hub-and-spoke routing architectures.

During the conference, HTC noted that they are planning to move away from the physical keyboard.

it doesn't require you to move away from screen and it will take no more than few minutes.

When you move away from the row where you are entering data, the data for the entire row is saved to the database automatically.

Stray: To move away from a group, deviate from the correct course, or go beyond established limits.

It achieved the saturating brake at high speed by letting brake panel move away from spool at high brake situation.

With the trend to move away from the multi-generational family home, people are changing how they live.

TIME: Are you trying to move away from traditional Bollywood song and dance romances?

If landslide or debris flow danger is imminent , quickly move away from the path of the slide .

Any move away from the promised stable-currency policy would provoke howls of protest from Washington.

Move away from large text documents to visual representations, and use scenario-based requirements definitions (see Figure 5).

That would force many U. S. banks to move away from using the capital markets to raise funds and to increase their reliance on deposits.

So while you may have a bumpy ride on or near July 29, as you move away from this date, things will improve impressively.

If you're thinking that Lakers coach Phil Jackson would ever move away from the triangle offense, think again.

Having to move away from home took getting used to.

Thirdly, the plan marks a move away from ad hoc interventions towards a comprehensive solution.

Move away from volcanoes and super volcanoes like Yellowstone in northwestern USA.

He says peace negotiations require building trust over time to get both sides to move away from hard-line positions.

Russia, too, wants to move away from a world dominated by the dollar.

The agent of Zlatan Ibrahimovic is threatening legal action to get his move away from Juventus.

"We must move away from the wall, " says Jakob, who fortunately speaks fluent siren.

But for many Opec members, particularly Saudi Arabia, a move away from the dollar could hurt their economies.

Reluctantly, It ried to move away from my steel pole, but the bullets chased me back every time.

It takes time to train the mind to move away from the habit of focussing on the lack to it's opposite; asking where do I have abundance.

The first is to move away from low-margin offshoring towards higher-value work.

It is also pressing Turkey to move away from its recent moves to improve ties with Iran and Syria.

Osasuna are seeking a permanent transfer for Sinama-Pongolle, although any move away from Anfield would likely only be as a loan deal.

Move away from large population areas where food riots will escalate into chaos and mayhem.

"It's a decisive move away from sectarianism, " says Reidar Visser, a Norwegian scholar who writes a noted blog on Iraqi politics.

In addition the Working Group understands SAFE's objective to move away from offshore funding and towards onshore funding.

'With the move away from conservative dress, there's a lightness in colors, ' says Mr.

You should also understand when it makes sense to move away from the standard deduction and start itemizing your return.

In 2010, this trend will move away from the quirky navigation and become more minimal in its approach.

Google says that the time is right to move away from traditional desktop computing.

Several of Clinton's top aides want to move away from higher taxes on income and toward a progressive tax on consumption.

The Chinese media had been primed to expect a decisive move away from business as usual.

Of course, a real move away from the dollar is a long way off.

In some extremes, you'll have to move away from old friendships or even groups of friends.

By promoting self-reliance, we help people move away from dependence on food aid and other forms of assistance.

A common one is the move away from formal intermediate documentation.

Mr Obama may instead want to move away from health care and to talk instead about the economy overall.

Ads in bus shelters and other outdoor spots at risk of vandalism will take a lot longer to move away from paper, Mr Decaux thinks.

The Brazilian is expected to meet with Barca sports director Txiki Begiristain this week to discuss a move away from the Nou Camp.

As investors become more sophisticated, they will move away from commodity indices.

There is no moving away from sorrow. When you move away from sorrow, then it is just an escape.

Or they move away from the old neighborhood and different groups move in.

The goal is to move away from mere manufacturing and on to the development of patented products and global brands.

Another trend is the move away from paper-based teaching materials.

Dieticians welcomed the move away from faddy eating habits.

We also think that it is important to move away from the question of how we can save the newspapers (easy answer: we can't).

In America, the move away from juggling to a simpler, less materialistic lifestyle is a well-established trend.

And it could rise even further, as capital remains cheap and workers move away from the primary sector.

The workforce will continue to diminish, or move away from where it is most needed.

Angry people? Wish them peace, move away from them, no stress.

If you move away from the creature you're grabbing, you let go and the grab ends.

We need to move away from the binary choice of either power or environment.

move away from a place into another direction.

What needs to be done to move away from the precipice?

He cannot move away from any decision once he has made it.

There is a need to move away from extreme assumptions when modelling human behaviour.

A move away from the Suez Canal could hurt Egypt's economy.

Move away from pain and move toward pleasure.

However, from the theory or practice angle, how to move away from the plight is a problem.

The local residents are compelled to move away from their hometown.

The Repledge window will now close if you move away from the Runemaster.

The hips flex and turn outward and the knees bend and move away from each other.

Move away from dams that will break.

Meantime, if you're outside, you should move away from structures.

That is because sovereigns will move away from heavy reliance this year on near-cash Treasury bill issuance.

The activities of the Illuminati are decreasing as more and more of their minions move away from that path towards the good.

How could I sacrifice my health and move away from a big city just to make money?

How could I sacrifice my health and move away from a big city just to make money?

If you're in a car, move away from bridges or elevated highways that can collapse.

Those investors who cling now to cash are betting they can efficiently time their move away from it later.

Why can't we just move away from here?

to move away from their old hunting grounds.

Move away from the icing.

000 to move away from lead poisoning threat in Zhenzhou.

So, move away from food.

Of course, there are also reasons why you may not want to move away from SQL, and they are probably perfectly valid reasons.

Do you want relationships where people move away from you to keep themselves safe or are you looking for ways to bring them closer?

Do you want relationships where people move away from you to keep themselves safe or are you looking for ways to bring them closer?

I am sorry I want you to move away from the house within three days.

Moreover, the more students shout, the more they move away from standards and the more difficult it will be for them to learn the language.

Speculation has long been rife about whether Hong Kong might eventually move away from its 26-year-old peg to the U. S. dollar.

You can make the case that even though you had a management job, for example, you want to move away from management.

Bernstein thinks that we need to move away from such visions of a new intellectual world and get back to the rough ground

Again, give Hellions the Hold command once placed so they don't move away from the Bunkers;

Move Away From Rural Life Puts Pressure on Cities, Environment

a drive mechanism which is used to drive the lock block (6) to move away from the limiting part along the axial direction;

move away from island , coastal cities, earthquake faults and volcanic areas as soon as possible ;

Move away from the Three Mistake Areas of Logics Circles

harmony to before us, and we move away from the catastrophe;

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