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Naive blokes like me continued to think men were supposed to be handsome.

Regulators took the naive view that this was a good thing because risks were spread across more institutions.

He said you to now also so Mimi naive, I just playing a joke with you.

There in a dream, I can at least come face to face with you. I can be happy, I can smile naive smiles, I can chatter away freely.

Beginning to see when they feel the MaoAnYing played a little bit too naive melt, the idealized.

I think, no matter how others look at me, look at my mother to see my family, I have such a naive mother had done enough.

Neil said him a bit stupid to compare Josephine, but I don't think so, he just looked naive, be clear in his mind in fact.

The former head of one of India's largest foreign investors shakes his head and says it was naive about putting shareholders' cash there.

Laugh at my naive, thought can be good to see, even for a long time, the future is laughing at my foolishness.

Classmates laugh at me, let me unable to mind, they laugh at me with a balloon, has been too naive.

What I had interpreted as a malicious attempt to embarrass a naive freshman had been merely a moment of college fun.

Last appreciation outside the company, I put out a professional package of makeup to see under the naive charm.

The biggest problem with this was that a naive processor is likely to load that DTD URL, which might be an unwanted network operation.

New security features were found to be unreliable and likely to lull naive users into a false sense of security.

Still, it would be naive to try to understand the spread of a 500m-strong religion without reference to sociology.

At best, EU bureaucrats can be naive about how much integration ordinary voters will bear.

This seems naive: a new party of the left, if it ever came into being, might split the Democratic vote and thus elect more Republicans.

She knew, and I knew, that she sounded naive, but I think I would have exclaimed in the same way, except that Sylvia always woke up first.

Can still see a group of look up at the sky has a dream of the children, is so naive, with green vigor.

All that now seems to belong to a distant, prelapsarian, naive age.

If someone talks about liberty or equality there, most people will just laugh at him to be too naive.

This time was I naive, drink a few days, but he did not cough, the sound has changed in the sun.

Being naive, I did not realise that this would be a never changing truth.

In all probability, I am being naive, and she has got there way ahead of me, as most children seem to have these days.

Slowly and grudgingly the US may finally be starting to close its deficit as well after years of naive Keynesianism and fiscal opportunism.

But you would have to be naive not to see the endorsement as a verdict on the Bush years.

The magnitude of his expectations and naive faith in her financial prowess struck Inna like a splash of cold water.

I remember a moving advertisement: a big-eyed little boy carrying his struggling with a basin of water, naive said to his mother: Mom, foot!

Hometown naive blue! The swallow eager from south fly back, in Zhan basket sky peep out so, as if in singing hymns of spring.

It might be a bit naive at the moment but there's a lovely freshness about what he does.

Sure it helps to have your eyes open and not be totally naive but being overly suspicious is unhealthy for you and your relationship too.

The children are cute, they are naive, honest, passion, and my heart say what the thought of what to say, without the slightest reluctance.

Chats , naive young Yan told his home background opposite party, actually did not know that opposite party already had evil Italy.

The experiment of Naive Bayes classification indicates that this method can effectively improve classification precision of Chinese texts.

Feeling ridiculous about this, but I am touched by their words which seem to be naive.

If the IOC did not see that the 2001 decision to award the games to Beijing was likely to end that run, it was extraordinarily naive.

That was naive given how much companies now depend on holding and using data from customers.

If you often hear others say the word "naive" , it's a dangerous sign that your imagination is about to leave you.

Childhood is better, but, after all, life is only a starting point, naive, simple, and can only belong to the starting point of ignorance.

China is looking after the interest of it's people far more than our government and if you think they are acting unfairly you are naive.

Jingjing is a panda, whenever I won the it, he charmingly naive for me to bias his head, smiling.

He was concerned about my living alone, but I was 23, enthusiastic and naive, and I needed to be on my own.

Alan Greenspan has been derided for his naive surprise that bank boards did not act in the best interests of shareholders.

He told her he was a close friend of the royal family, and she was naive enough to believe him.

One lonely, naive man, desperate to show off, and a woman clever enough to make him feel special.

The experimental results show that this algorithm has better performance when compared with traditional naive Bayesian algorithm.

Mozart in music are beginning to reflect his sadness, anger and even protest, but still cling to a brighter future naive, sincere yearning.

The Egyptian love affair with the army may turn out to be naive, economic aspirations may be disappointed, but tourists will be protected.

Maybe I'm being hopelessly naive, but I just cannot believe that the specific pricing leaks came from any of the aforementioned firms.

How childish and naive of me to believe everything could be just honest and simple.

But when the acquirer is China and the target is a resource company, one would be naive to think it would be a simple transaction.

Even though I didn't want to admit it, I knew that I was too young and naive to be able to handle everything on my own.

All that would count as progress. But naive faith in regulators' powers creates ruinous false security.

Instead, he relied on a naive conception of science, on which he claimed that National Socialism was based.

The stability of object types is one bottleneck in BP, leading to its robustness less than naive Bayesian network.

The actor's voice xue you to a talent, the first few words really put me to lay too simple, sometimes naive, can feel younger age 20.

With thousands of years of history, "I-Ching, " or "Book of Changes, " remains popular in China with its naive philosophy of changes.

Clinging to the hope that it is all chance, and all natural, seems naive.

In Manila, U. N. Children's Fund child protection officer Victoria Juat says naive children and parents are lured by an old trick.

Don't be so bloody naive! You know there's a war breaking out!

Not all that the Reversionaries stood for was born from a naive infatuation with simple cultures and native peoples.

The lid or mouth of some of these utensils assumes the shape of human, animal or Bird heads with a naive and attractive appearance.

If naive users are part of the target market for a domain-specific product, care must be taken to support domain-naive behaviors.

Exuviate naive one go, under the sun that we are still red dragonflies, tireless reading materials may be no rainbow in the sky!

Now you tell me, is such a naive child, being not worldly-wise and unable to play clever tricks, really capable of lying?

For it is quite clear that both operate in the same fashion, except that the sadist operates in a more naive fashion.

Colored flowers bloom, with a bit naive in the gorgeous, put the water in the reservoir dyed colorful.

In contemporary society, people will die of a sensation, weak self-control we will find those people Do not be naive.

Believing that Africa's plight has no effect on the rest of the world is not only naive, it's morally wrong.

They find the human moral concepts of "do not fire until fired upon" and "declare a war before prosecuting it" incredibly naive.

When I grow up, I will remain as naive as you think I'm now.

It's easy to mistake being innocent for being simpleminded or naive.

A junkmail filter is designed and implemented on the basis of naive Bayes filter by tabulating junkmail features in a form of binary system.

"It was naive to think that such a sensitive coefficient could be calculated within such a high degree of accuracy. "

Shaman Ta is a lively, naive American girl in London College of Music in violin, graduating.

I find it fascinating how the dreams of a young and naive little girl can become a grown woman's reality.

"European countries have to get rid of this naive idea of multiculturalism as a melting pot, " Mr Akesson says.

I was so naive. I really believed I was trying to return this thing and she wouldn't let me.

It would be naive to suppose that the theory has not been modified in the three centuries since its inception .

Baby I was naive, got lost in your eyes and never really had a chance.

Do not know because we are too young or too naive.

I was naive. I'd never been subjected to anything like it, but I learned fast.

But it is naive to assume that this 'balance' will protect U. S. interests indefinitely.

USA Today reports K. P. will play Zoey's cousin, a beautiful and naive girl whom the gang decides to call "Honey. "

The idea of storing carbon dioxide under the ocean reminds me of a rather naive idea I once had as a kid.

Sara: You don't even know if it was his real photo! I think you're being way too naive, 5 Cynthia.

It would be naive to urge or expect either country to become a full-blooded democracy in a trice.

I see him a loud, careless but dedicated, fragile but naive musician who was born in a wrong era and among a wrong, relentless folks.

A naive observer watching the progress of such a picture might wonder when the serious painting will begin.

It's naive to think it has no place at work.

Looking at girls naive smile, he suddenly see the light, why should not happy it can be like this smile how wonderful!

You can assume all the direct users are trusted (a naive assumption even for an internal application, but sufficient for this scenario).

You can't be so naive as to think summer will last forever. So ants are gathering in their winter food in the middle of summer.

a man marries a woman with the naive idea she wil continue to be the same .

It just needed somebody brave or naive enough to broaden the Windsors' emotional repertoire and Diana qualified on both counts.

A less naive observer might note that, by the time Mr Latimer showed up, Mr Bush did not exactly have a free hand.

Film depicting a naive youth and violence and ignorance, which is just naive and ignorant of the characteristics of that era.

McCain retaliated by repeatedly portraying Obama as inexperienced and unfit to be president, dismissing the Democrat as "naive" .

His understanding of culture and position errors have also entered the "hands" is a little naive to be failure.

In a lush forest, I feel the happy heart, enjoy, like a naive child , jumping, and chasing.

yet it is also naive to expect investors to be fobbed off with lame efforts like the debt-ceiling deal.

It's sophomoric and naive to think there is any way out of this without a lot of pain.

The heart formula can use quit weak sophisticated consciences as seeds to extract the naive qi.

Naive gatehouse stand in bluestone steps, tile-roofed house with the door tall and echoes.

However, this is only to be experienced by the "excessive" and "excessive" it completely beyond, beyond naive longings.

They belong to every child with the naive and dreams, but also they do not belong there in this age of sensitivity and sadness.

Long Bu-old baby, giving it a 1. Teeth naive heart.

Total write some sad and beautiful poetry, the total number of naive and heroic hair sighs.

It would be naive to assume that these independent news organizations aren't influenced by these pressures.

In Jesus' parable about the vine and branches there's something just as absurd as this naive request from a bank customer.

He even ended up giving some good advice to me, a financially naive engineer.

He is not as naive as he used to be.

Sometimes the way they do it is naive, and a lot of time it may cause bugs or break as it goes into production.

"I guess, in some cases, I was naive, " she said. "Money became very complicated in every future relationship. "

Listing 1 is written in a naive style that a beginning programmer might use with code that seems to repeat itself.

Though somewhat naive, the "positive, " or problem-solver will be able to transform situations.

the notion that trade is a grubby matter beneath the attentions of diplomats has always been naive.

I think a lot of people think I'm naive, and that may well be true, but I wouldn't have started a search engine in 1998 if I wasn't naive.

The stupid neither forgive nor forget; the naive forgive and forget; the wise forgive but do not forget.

Development of things always tends to mature by the naive.

Naive little boy has no idea the effects of the car accident to their family.

Once naive pure, to the opposite sex curiosity, the mystical feeling, all is not the mature performance.

The prime ministerial notion that foreign policy could be reinvented as trade promotion was always naive.

Naive bear sitting below looked up and looked at us innocently.

"We were stupid, we were naive, and a little bit greedy too, " Mrs.

Yet, criminals looking to sell gold-plated tungsten as pure gold would only be able to dupe naive buyers.

From a naive high school students into an independent-minded students, it must be said that it's the CCPS' gift for me.

He is sometimes a bit naive in his actions but he is a kid with a lot of qualities and to play in Barcelona could be a big occasion for him.

Despite being such a naive, unlikeable, hormone-addled teenager, he is full of hilarious, cynical wise-cracks - you can't help but love him.

I have so naive as to say: "We go abroad bar, there is no domestic abroad so much of the trouble. "

When people from the naive to think they see through the Red Dust, see through this society, it is thoughts and feelings in the course.

It's naive of you to believe he'll do what he says.

The sophisticated qi acquire to go through a special practice, to transform to the naive qi.

And naive in this symbol of our happiness on the snow, now the full, to us a little happiness. In this way, we wrote a whole Street.

Although the Naive Bayes spam filter is simple and convenient, the recall and precision are hard to be improved.

I then tried to imitate me, and I am very lonely, because those young naive to think I have been away from the left.

She's perceptive about herself and naive about everything else, a combination that leads to a predicable amount of trouble.

Some might call a ban on autonomous robots naive or complain that it would tie the hands of soldiers faced with irregular warfare.

Don't let people's opinions sway your overall goal, but at the same time don't be naive enough to think feedback is worthless.

Zen master had a faithful but very naive student who regarded him as a living buddha.

It would be naive of us to think that football is only a game.

Keynes's vision of a cultural and intellectual paradise may have been naive.

It was naive to think a distressed debt exchange could ever escape a rating downgrade.

My notes were full of facts and statistics that I felt sure would motivate even the most naive of pet owners to succumb to my plea.

Fingers have been pointed at supine regulators, greedy bankers and investors, naive consumers and feckless politicians.

Because the book grew up to know the rationale is and will keep its promise is no longer naive, "nonsense. "

Thirty years ago, as a keen but naive young economist, I predicted that by 2000 Iran would be an industrial superpower.

But the prostitutes who pass through Odessa these days do not harbor the naive dreams of their predecessors from the '90s.

A Navy man primarily, narrow, naive politically, he kept drumming at the theme of parity, although he knew the idea could never be accepted.

Your fashion does not reveal, the naive free of evil intention smiling face, gentle surrounds me, exaggerates loves Italy's portrait.

It is quite as important to recognize that the reversionary-technophiliac synthesis it symbolizes is as naive as it is idealistic.

Never be so bookish and naive as to treat complex class struggle as a simple matter.

In retrospect, it was all desperately naive.

Instead, I was contemptuous of those naive people who allowed themselves to be taken in by slick-tongued psychopaths.

The naive, wary Chinese I met that day could be the parents of the group gathered for the seafood feast in Beijing.

Now manga has been developed as a big industry, which is popular with many people, although it had been thought as naive and dumpish.

"The Eagle Shooting" One writes about her love for The Eagle-shooting teenager, bold, naive.

your more naive than I thought.

While his theories may have been naive, Huestis makes a case for Bogdanov as the father of Soviet hematology and transfusion science.

To our knowledge, case number one is the first case of quetiapine-induced CK elevation in a neuroleptic-naive patient.

it was, however, usually interpreted in the spirit of naive representations about biosocial conditioning of human behavior.

It would be naive to think otherwise.

Too often, Mr Cameron's idea of the "Big Society" comes across as a naive faith in voluntarism.

It was surely right and not naive to push Syria out of Lebanon after the pro-democracy "cedar revolution" .

Children have been considered naive pronoun, but Harry told them, you may also like Harry to assume responsibility.

But when this happens only in a technical setting, without collaboration with domain experts, the concepts are naive.

In his mind that im NAive even foolish and he dont want hurt me .

Those or naive longings thoughts are years or grinding gone radiance, off enclosure, only sad mood in and wait.

calculations, but of the naive and spontaneous outpourings of a mad, holy fool.

Innocence is the heart of children's naive simplicity.

Sir Alex Ferguson fielded a young and inexperienced United side and they were made to pay for some naive defending.

So which is the real Mr Obama: the naive incompetent "in over his head" or the duplicitous Machiavellian?

Young, benevolent and kind, she was also deemed foolish and naive by sections of Yuuzhan Vong society.

Sometimes I would be naive to assume that the festivity will not come too far.

My experience with Brittany taught me that though we are all naive in our youth, the choices we make will impact us forever.

"I suppose every filmmaker has the naive, even pathetic dream that his film could be the one that finally stops a war, " said Maoz.

Today early morning, on my face always smiling, I don't know how it happened, this naive good strange! From the early start.

"I admit that I was naive and very silly, but I've grown up now, " Chung told a packed press conference yesterday.

This may sound naive, but believe me it isn't. If you want to be wealthy, you must not lose money, or I should say must not lose BIG money.

The grow up man in front of you is not naive at all.

The opposition says Mr Ma is naive if he believes Beijing, which has the clout to warn off other nations, would allow any such thing.

The opposite of cynicism is optimism tinged with naivety. There is nothing wrong with being naive.

Look at me pure and cherubic, naive and lovely eyes, please believe that I am pure and harmless.

Your view of the world is different, sensible, and is no longer naive.

It's very naive of you to assume that everyone in the world is good.

His naive mind to want to move another person's emotions onstage had turned into 'a mission'.

Secondary school students are at a mature from naive to the transition period, is life a crucial stage of growth and development.

I feel like a naive child, ask a you refused to give the dependency.

Only the most naive would claim that the "control" testing stopped. . . they merely changed their methods and focus.

I believe we would be naive to think they cannot.

Let's not be naive. The pressures of modern life constantly threaten to take a toll on our entrusted .

That naive eyes, curious; that sensitive ears, clean. footstep, merely come and remove, grandiose, go aboard, debarkation . . .

I am not so naive, however, as to believe that sex is responsible for this unfortunate situation of the American woman.

We have been naive all this time.

Yet it would be naive to expect Hillary-hatred to go away.

In a post-September-11th world, this independence is a practical, life-saving necessity, not a naive humanitarian longing.

Outside of battle, Grunt often appears naive and particularly enthusiastic about violence and combat in conversations with Shepard.

Expecting Buddhist practice to entail only joy and ease is naive. More realistic is to expect both joy and sorrow, ease and struggle.

Zhang as a brilliant sunny smile, filling our naive, childish, filling our optimistic, cheerful.

Once upon a time, a naive boy almost lost his dream.

How naive do you have to be to enter into a handshake agreement with a conglomerate, then hand over your invention for them to dissect?

Now that Mike has cut his wisdom teeth, he is not so naive as he was.

Yes, the need for trust between people, but please do not continue to believe that a naive feeling.

How can you be so naive? I can't believe you told him!

Freud found this naive, maintaining that psychoanalysis was not about changing the world, but about helping people to adapt to it.

The Cambodian girl of the restaurant, naive and lively, kept chatting with us while smiling and greeting passers.

Naive knitting for the future of a dream, but the thorns along the way are ignored, resulting in soaked up their own is injured.

Only the most naive investor read that as a commitment to do-gooder rather than calculated self-interest.

To keep that healthy inspired state going, you have to create a way to consistently come at a new design with that healthily-naive state.

Taking them long-term should not cause any health problems, but it is also naive to think male progeny will come as a result.

The rise of the unknown athlete is a charming tale, but in today's chemical environment, it's also an incredibly naive one.

All this only alone, silly, very naive.

Eg. I know I was a naive fool to trust him but he is a real charmer who totally took me in.

Tom Sawyer is a novel description of a group of children led by naive romantic life.

He constantly reminded voters: oba Matthew ", " not naive as President commander qualification.

The miner, son of Australian-Armenians, is a smart if naive boy with an iron will and a heart that is easily broken.

Although her art has an innocent earnestness and folkloric affinity, Lomas Garza's expression is neither naive nor instinctive.

what it did disprove was the naive Phillips curve, which said that there's a stable tradeoff between unemployment and inflation.

It is naive to think that human rights can be protected and the countryside developed in an atmosphere of violence.

Someone will probably call me insensitive or naive for posting this, but I don't care.

We conceded two goals in a slightly naive way, we suffered the physicality of Adriano and Ibrahimovic.

He declined, saying he thought he was too naive in politics.

Only the most naive booster would argue that the bioengineering of farm animals and plants poses no risks.

"Dutch" world mosaic not Fallon, flowers into the golden bowl Ye Zuochen, only the Dutch green red bud, opening and closing as naive haze.

Please don't pretend to be good to me. I'm so naive that I will take it seriously.

The principle and algorithm of K- nearest neighbor, Naive Bayes, Support Vector Machine Nerve Network etc. are elaborated.

Knowing your fairy tale already, yet I gradually naive myself, just for you.

This may be the most barbarity scene in the world. People can barbecue everything they want. The Colobus satanas naive eyes charge the sin.

His defence team tried to argue that his fault was naive garrulousness rather than venality.

The childhood, that naive smiling face, that sentence immature words, that chaste mind, now, which can also be real?

China's national treasures, giant pandas only charmingly naive, peony and opening up is the richest moment of time! China!

They are not there "and the emergence of a Prince Charming to save my day misery" naive.

In work, man forgets himself; yet his forgetfulness is not simple and naive, but rather akin to stupidity.

But hopes that the two countries would embrace the western political model now seem outdated and naive.

To portray him out of context could make him appear naive and unworldly.

Efforts to stifle gossip may be naive and limiting, says Susan Hafen, a professor of communication at Weber State University in Ogden, Utah.

I'm lucky that I had the opportunity, back at age twenty, to romanticize things and be naive.

The east Europeans may have been naive in their dealings with America in the Bush years.

Early engineers were not naive, of course, and realised the potential dangers of unwanted interlopers poking around.

"New economy" companies have tended to be much more naive.

This view might strike some longtime users of the Internet as hopelessly naive and ignorant of history.

He is not the right man for my sister: My sister is naive while he is worldly.

This is a film about the children's stories, but not naive, filled with pure laughter, laughter.

Have been the hero of this story is not naive, naive.

So please don't be naive by believing champions are the basis for good pedigree. . . it is not.

Second, India's stock markets stopped going up and then fell, so even naive customers lost enthusiasm.

No one naive to search for great and hard to create setbacks, but should not be difficult to choose in order to avoid the mediocre.

He has berated those who fail to see the danger as hopelessly naive.

He has bottomless faith in his ability to persuade others. Hence his efforts, however naive, to accommodate Russia.

In 1988 many computer experts dismissed viruses as inconsequential novelties . That assessment proved regrettably naive.