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Jack nervously moves away from her as Gaines orders him to wait for his contact.

This approach moves away from the idea that all of a function should be viewed as a commodity, easily handed over to a service provider.

Hence, our group decided to make such a device that rings when the cell phone moves away from us.

Accidentally set your hand on a hot burner, and your hand moves away from the heat automatically; it's an instinctive reaction.

Michael is used to it - but the gossip papers continually link him with moves away from St. James' Park.

As part of his crab-like moves away from terrorism, Col Gaddafi renounced weapons of mass destruction.

Take your rear thigh skin and bone (femur) deeply into the back of your leg, so your rear groin moves away from your front one.

Brace your abs and slowly lean forward and roll your hands over the ball while the ball moves away from your body.

In his new book, "Language: The Cultural Tool" , Mr Everett moves away from narrow linguistic anthropology to broad theory.

The player removes the flagstick and the ball moves away from the hole.

and when the workpiece moves away from the touch rod, the touch rod and the swinging arm can reset to a normal position automatically.

The fading reverses direction as the cursor moves away from, and then returns to, an HTML element.

Have the skin of your back moving toward your pelvis, while the skin of your front torso moves away from your pelvis toward your head.

The key, however, will be how far China moves away from its current energy-intensive model of growth.

The spring pivots over the fulcrum ring and its outer rim moves away from the flywheel .

If it moves away from you, which I will call receding, then f prime equals lower. . . lower frequency.

Now the spotlight moves away from here to Tripoli in the west, where the new government will now sit.

Teachers' unions have largely opposed moves away from the tenure system, in which layoffs are based on seniority, not performance.

This scalable computing model moves away from physical networks and servers in favor of virtual ones.

Post-modernism moves away from the rational culture of the so-called "modern era. "

It is still fresh and red, but moves away from my quickly.

Many Turkish voters may want to end the ban on the veil, but they show little appetite for more radical moves away from secularism .

The draft also signaled that G20 should coordinate any moves away from historically low interest rates.

At the same time, as the market moves away from your entry point, the dollar value of the risk to participate increases.

In the Phaedrus, Socrates ultimately moves away from the issue of writing.

Some more failures and the column of geologists quickly moves away from the crew.

They are like a mirror that devotedly reflects thing. If thing moves away from the mirror, they forget it and let it be.

She moves away from him and joins the crowds in the terminal.

You must close table objects before a user moves away from the application, and Open them when the user needs them again.

so it moves away from the actual.

Focus moves away from the activated application window when the user takes some action to change the focus or close the window.

With the January transfer window finally open, the tabloids have started linking some United stars with moves away from sunny Manchester.

Gimme Shelter moves away from the temporality of nomadism but maintains the underlying principal of nomadic dwellings;