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Now, more often than not, policymakers seem to be getting it wrong. Their mistakes vary, but two sorts stand out.

But this effect is balanced out by the anti-X particle, which tends to decay more often to "hidden" antiparticle pairs than to antineutrons.

Show your product is a living creature by keeping a dedicated blog that you update frequently (at least once a week, more often if you can).

More often, she had thick brochure, under the scorching sun wind and Kaiyuan around the streets, children do not discourage drug abuse.

A card especially meant to bring a warm "Hello" and tell you that you're thought about more often than you know. Hope Your Day Is Wonderful!

You're more often given a spec, or perhaps a set of sample input, and you've got to work with that format.

Some people claim that . . . but more often than not, the reverse seems to be true.

One of the surprising findings was that surveillance was undertaken more often by wives than husbands.

Dedication makes the entrepreneur work hard, 12 hours a day or more, often seven days a week, especially in the beginning.

But God had given it to him to use in delivering Israel. More often he used it for his own pleasure or safety.

jeff: but we should tell our mom's how much we love th more often.

RECONNECTING WITH AN OLD HIGH SCHOOL OR COLLEGE SWEETHEART LATE IN LIFE SEEMS TO RESULT IN HAPPINESS MORE OFTEN THAN NOT.

"You know, " she observed, "you'd probably live longer if you were sick more often. "

Educational systems more often than not reflect the essential nature of that society.

In my desire to respond to my baby's every cry, I actually taught her to wake up more often!

Take a leaf out of the life of a cat and learn to relax more often; if you can relax like a cat, you'll stop finding life such a trial.

Tune in to your body more often and start to recognize the patterns an when it's trying to tell you something.

The monkeys also exchanged little tokens (in return for a bit of marshmallow) more often with the imitator than with the nonimitator.

Well, believe it or not, touching your baby can actually lead her to smile more often, which reflects the strength of your bond.

Back then, social networking was more often viewed as a time-wasting and unproductive activity.

Messy, frustrating, and more often than not agonizingly slow, India's democracy would seem to be chaotic at the surface.

Though politics play a role in the deaths of two of the men Wang Qiyao loves, history more often seems to happen offstage .

Sadly, more often contractors forget to improve this part of the profile and seem to be satisfied with vague descriptions and objectives.

We had a nice long conversation, which included him telling me how much I meant to him and that we really need to see each other more often.

He's one of the few people I know who gives me a run for my money, and I wish we met more often.

The more often that the data requested by applications is in memory rather than out on DASD, the better overall performance will be.

"The children are so much a part of my life and Brad's that we don't worry or stress ourselves about not working more often. "

In Europe, too, executive aircraft are being used more often, but in Asia, and especially in China, they remain something of a rarity.

By now you know that getting your money's worth is not just a matter of luck. It is more often the result of buying skill.

We're just trying to get him to "the next" a little more often.

One of the surprising findings was that surveillance wasundertaken more often by wives than husbands.

It was the sort of production that made me think I need to see musical theatre more often.

Come to think of it, if players in the National Hockey League did this sort of thing more often, the sport's television ratings might soar.

More often than not, this translates into a need for a free flow of information across those processes.

"You look good with your hair up. Put it up more often, " she said.

Increases the speed with which you cast spells, allowing you to cast more often for greater overall effect.

If your hair is dirty and greasy between times when you wash it, make it a habit to wash it more often.

Experience. Maturity can be very arousing; if you know what you're doing she'll appreciate it and you'll get laid more often.

The result was that the babies sucked in such a way as to hear the mother's heart beat more often than the male voice.

But it plays catch up more often than it leads, at least when it comes to the things people care about now, like the web and mobile.

Jeff: But we should tell our Mom's how much we love them more often.

More worrying was that the children fell ill more often, and, there seemed to be more insects around lately.

It's even more unusual for a wiki to be the primary documentation; they are more often used for supplemental material.

Lately, I've found that this transcendent reading experience I so crave seems to occur more often with young-adult novels.

Think about this for a minute, because it may happen more often than you think.

As the cost of energy goes down, he said, people would be more likely to use steam turbines more often.

During the 23 minutes he was on the pitch he gave the ball away more often than not.

Since the mother gets custody more often than the father this also means a lower standard of living for the children.

The bizarre, cultural questions on Wednesday night, which kept him on the defensive more often than her, may have helped to this end.

I screwed up more often than I should've, but I got plenty of second chances.

As you said 'chinese girls are beautiful' I think you would prefer a career you are able to meet those girls more often.

Financial reports prepared more often than once a year are known as "interim reports" .

More often than not, the children of child workers are also trapped in poverty, perpetuating the cycle.

But if the generals have not always done well by the politicians, the politicians have far more often let down the generals.

The women who thought they were wearing counterfeits lied about those locations more often than those who did not.

Bosses may be an overbearing breed, but more often than not, you've got to admire their business chops.

Now, however, all the children are more peaceful and filial and happy to visit us more often than before.

"If it was cheaper I'd drink it more often, " he said.

For all the pious claim that examinations test what you know, it is common knowledge that they more often do the exact opposite.

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

Programmers missed being able to drop by analysts cubicles with questions, and everyone reported they were interrupted at home more often.

The previous research on business interpretation was, more often than not, conducted from lexical teaching and skill coaching perspective.

If I were a good man, I'd talk to you more often than I do.

One surprise was that players put themselves into risky situations more often than epidemiologists allow for in their models.

Like the "wu hu ai zai" used by ancient Chinese, it is just an interjection and more often than not, has no meaning.

Why don't roaches live in cars more often? There seems to be plenty of food in many cars to support them. Do they get motion-sickness?

If the computer is shut down and restarted frequently (once a day or more often), then running Anacron at startup may be a good option.

He did not suggest that women stop wearing high heels altogether, but recommended wearing flat shoes more often.

And many of these artistic and cultural innovations are, more often than not, inspired and informed by an Asian flair.

More often than not, the culprit turns out to be the combination of business items and basic mode.

But in the year that followed, it seemed that what caught people's eyes was, more often than not, the "bad news" in our bilateral ties.

If I were a boy again, I would practice perseverance more often, and never give up a thing because it was difficult or inconvenient.

So fast indeed that, more often than not, what looks fashionable now is likely to be soon out of date, if not completely out of style.

To be safe, wash your hands more often, don't touch anyone else's phone or keyboard and always cough or sneeze into a tissue.

Although positive people showed a greater resistance to colds, negative people did not necessarily get sick more often.

See? Was that hard? If you would only listen to me more often, you would be better off.

More often than not, the children would rather clean the yard than do their homework.

Traveling for business used to be considered a perk. Nowadays it's more often seen as a burden.

You get to move around more, be out of the office more often without having to explain to anyone where you are or what you are doing.

"You're fed up with him, but I have to deal with him even more often than you, " Obama replied, according to the French interpreter.

Free apps tend to be run 6. 6 times more often than paid apps, but even with that increased usage, it is not enough to make more money.

The computer then selects pairs of words in a bin to see if they co-occur more often than they would by chance in the original documents.

As much as they moan about it, all this media exposure, more often than not, is a career booster.

More often than not, it has meant that China has been a reluctant follower not a leader.

It tends to be used in British English more often than in American English.

Now, more often than not, policymakers seem to be getting it wrong.

Thanks to this, you may soon be able to tell Google about your favorite sites and have them appear more often in your search results.

Those who scored higher on the narcissism test checked their Facebook pages more often each day than those who did not.

Moreover, one out of three Americans 14 years or older visit once a week or more often.

"Our ships, of course, will display themselves more often in these waters, " he said. "We'll see them very often. "

"Our ships, of course, will display themselves more often in these waters, " he said. "We'll see them very often. "

More often than not the company comes to a standstill while raising money.

More often than not the reason behind this apparent contradiction is the lack of a clear connection between such training and results .

I have enjoyed all the holidays that I have had and as a family we seem to like to go to Portugal more often than anywhere.

The house is built out of rubbish. It makes you think about recycling more often.

More often than not its a slight tap of the leash that mean "Look you know better and you have to pay attention. "

More often than not, your fears are unfounded or at least out of proportion.

Voters who are independent or affiliated with the minority party might therefore be encouraged to turn out to vote more often.

Palestine: Middle East peace talks have more often been more ice than thaw over the last decade. But these days, they're in a deep freeze.

More often, the wishes come from the heart - and can be surprising even to immediate family members.

More often than not, such bonuses go to any officer in the "critical" career fields of the moment, regardless of performance evaluations.

To be sure, it would be desirable if more people turned to the Bible more often for everyday guidance.

The open society needs defenders. So it would be nice if Mr Obama spoke up more often for the ideals etched on a certain statue.

People have to understand that, more often than not, the people that are used have been mind-controlled.

Older children whose parents smoke get bronchitis and pneumonia more often than the children of nonsmokers.

When you feel confident, your thumbs will rise more often as you speak, especially if your fingers are intertwined in front of you.

More often than not the hair is bought by Italian importers, who wash and process it to make it ready for another person's head.

Ideally this should be real time, but more often than not it's in the form of a scheduled batch activity.

For people willing to make that investment , Seoul more often than not turns into a posting that people seek to extend .

More often than not, the big parties are unable to form politically coherent "centre-right" or "centre-left" coalitions.

but more often than not I highlight the influence of the chair as a piece of furniture upon the overall visual culture.

If the pairing experiment produces better results more often, the means of getting there becomes less of an issue.

But Native Americans were more often seen by white settlers as the enemy.

Not at all, it all depends on your individual preference. Working people around my age tend to go to the gym more often.

Babel said he was made promises about playing more often this season but he can have no complaints about being left out recently.

More often than not, countries are overly concerned about the potential negotiating pressure generated by an extensive request list.

Over time, this didn't seem to be working, so they'd lose patience and argue more often.

To find the best deals, consumers will search the Internet for information more often than any other source.

We love you, and so, let us hope, that it will be possible to contact you more often, namely, to be in touch frequently in person.

Consensus might be developed through discussion and polls, but more often it develops through established practice.

In a typical day, Agent Bauer is shot and stabbed more often than he takes bathroom breaks, but it never seems to slow him down.

Personally I'm at a stage where more often than not, seeing the hanzi soon after being exposed to a word, helps me to remember it.

But I've learned a valuable lesson: the power to inflict bodily harm was always mine. I just needed to use it more often.

Can you think of concrete and specific things you can do to make it occur more often in your relationship?

More often, customization might be a specific feature the program itself allows by design.

More often, the data have to be collected, reviewed, analysed statistically, found wanting, collected again and re-analysed.

Unfortunately, more often than not, the best laid plans by the managers who assign our teams head due south (fast! ) as reality evolves.

'You must tell me if he bothers you, Biddy. I'll be here more often now. I'm not going to leave poor Joe alone. '

The more often a person ate breakfast, the less likely he or she was to be overweight or obese.

Right now, it more often feels like lurking in a spooky alley with a surveillance camera overlooking the scene.

This occurs more often if you eat snacks and the food stays on your teeth for a while.

Arthritis usually presents symmetry, persistent swelling and tenderness, morning stiffness up to 1 hour or more often.

The best reason for opening the palace more often is simply to give the public, both domestic and foreign, better access to it.

Whether male or female, the more often a bird deserted its clutches, the more mates it had and the more eggs were laid.

Even those of us who are fairly positive may walk around with a frown on our face more often than we'd like to think.

But more often, in hunger and thirst it is not the case, the leopard is always using a only cat only has the laid-back way to kill time.

If I change my hair, lip, and eye color more often, could I get a raise for expanding our diversity?

They realised it was different and started looking in the direction of the face and music more often.

Sixty years on, in another era of conflict , the careless talk comes more often from politicians -but it is potentially just as deadly.

Multitasking can be great when it's necessary, but try doing one thing at a time more often.

Mark also was able to see his son more often.

Recently, a clinical psychologist listed a few educational guidelines and recommended that parents accompany their children more often.

More often you ask these networks, the more you make them strong and do not let your number of neurons decreases.

In fact, looking back I wish I'd done this sort of thing more often.

and the Elementalist 's Energy Storage, which permanently increases maximum Energy, allowing you to use more skills more often.

In some cases, you might be dealing with a dirty laser in your CD or DVD deck; more often, however, the culprit is a scratched disc.

Contrary to the UK stereotype of the grumpy old man not wanting to be dragged to the shops, men shopped more often than women did.

And yet when his name comes up now, it is more often than not as a freak, a monarchist, an anti-Semite , a crank, a has been.

If it's true that we would rather initiate change than have it thrust upon us, then why do we not do it more often?

She thought my side beat up on her side way more often, that we called them brainless, gun-toting racists.

Betting the mortgage on something that may or may not happen in two years more often than not leads to bankruptcy.

More often, however, an argument is a value that you enter manually, or one already entered in a cell or range of cells on the spreadsheet.

In practice, since the end of the cold war the UN has been intervening more often in conflicts within (as opposed to between) states.

Or more often, they beg their parents to - which is exactly why advertisers pay to "immerse" their product names in the cartoons.

This is the other side of the question, which also seems to come up more often for young people.

But more often than not, the greater part of the journey is spent on roads with few service stations and too much traffic.

Wayne said he has seen fewer customers in recent years as people more often get their information from television or the Internet.

Your uterus is also pressing on your bladder again, causing you to feel the need to urinate a lot more often.

The inheritor is more often than not the trustee, and must usually choose a close friend or confidant to be the distribution trustee.

Women more often view conversation as a way of sharing their emotions with the listener. They talk until they feel better.

Thank you for taking time out of your busy lives to write me, I'm just sorry I can't write back more often.

Stories that included interviews with physicians or other experts more often mentioned that benefits outweighed risks.

Blue is the sea and the sky color, he represents tranquility. More often, blue depression.

So if you exercise more often, I bet it will surely be easier for you to date American girls.

More often they do not know for what, that is, feelings of extreme anxiety.

Either way, foreign companies are ending up in court, or before arbitration tribunals, more often than in the past.

More specifically, if the Java heap is too small, the garbage collector will not take long to run, but will run more often than it should.

More often these days, testing resources might be available but not at the same geographic location.

Men more often sign up for private phone consultations to talk about their lost loves than women.

Researchers found that these drinkers develop a form of esophageal cancer six to ten times more often than those without the deficiency.

Not only has this eliminated a lot of clutter from my life, but I actually look at my photos much more often.

So you can save some time especially during in the initial phase of a project where the builds are needed more often.

Duringthe rest of that evening no one seemed happier, or laughed more often than Ermengarde.

If your dryer is in the garage, be sure the lint trap is cleaned every few days, or more often if your family does a lot of laundry.

Conclusion: Wushi county is an endemic area of taeniasis at present. Taeniasis can be found more often in young people.

And governments can play on the fear of American imperialism (or, more often, Israel's Mossad) to limit the power of opponents.

I imagine that this is a question that science teachers, like me, get asked far more often than, say, English or Geography teachers.

The type coercion rules have changed to preserve types in arrays (more often), rather than converting to the type of a Python scalar.

B: If not spending time with my family, I'd still like to call them more often.

For best results, most sunscreens must be reapplied at least every 2 hours and even more often if you are swimming or sweating.

It appears that tight shoulders happen more often because of practitioners or moms trying to push before the baby fully rotates.

i am getting a bit busy now, and i'll try to come more often, thank you for coming! have a nice day!

Wealth is more often the result of a lifestyle of hard work, perseverance , planning, and most of all, self-discipline .

You diligently send emails more often than not, and still wake up to an empty inbox.

More often, marriage is about the union of two ordinary people and how they compensate for one another.

More often than not, the sides meet, examine the options and reach a settlement long before anyone has to incur the costs of a trial.

The lower jaw is more exposed to violence and consequently is more often fractured than any other facial bone.

Ask someone how they are and their response, more often than not, is "fine but a bit tired" .

In practice, executives more often manage accounting income to produce the illusion of stability in the face of volatile economic earnings.

In the aftermath of Fukushima, expect to hear that more often from the nuclear sector.

But he added that 'more often than not, we get those right' and that the firm 'continues strengthening our capital and liquidity positions.

And lastly, joshaussie, you change your avatar more often than I change my underwear.

These documents (e. G. The FAQ ) are updated and restructured more often , so they need the facility to be reorganized dynamically .

Mechanical or physical failure of the catalyst is the cause of process shutdowns and catalyst change outs more often than activity loss.

But more often, they find themselves navigating to Microsoft's year-old Bing for certain tasks, and sometimes they stay a while.

With its deep pockets, the movement helps many students with practical problems like accommodation; they are then urged to pray more often.

But if you bring in small batches of components more often, you don't have to predict demand so far out.

Various countries have also been intervening to stop currency appreciation in recent months; some occasionally, others more often.

Your eyes might blink more often as you notice your breathing gets deeper than before.

His humorous rhymes were, however, more often quips and cranks at the expense of his contemporaries.

Individual characteristics: Person deictic words in legal English are much more often used than those used in legal Chinese.

Chest pain occurs more often on the right side of the body, as mesothelioma affects the right lung 60% of the time.

Most prime ministers, especially the short-lived kind, are remembered for a single achievement or, more often, for one defining failure.

Who would have thought you could control a belly-bulging stress hormone by eating tasty foods more often?

Summer puts us outside on the patio or at the pool more often than any other season.

The resulting object module might be loaded directly into main memory, but more often, it is stored on an object module library (Fig. 7. 7).

More often than not, a sharp rise in the stock price of a bankrupt company reflects speculation about the recovery value prospects.

Peer pressure, the company claims, persuades people to reach for the switches much more often.

Sometimes a fatal inconsistency or omission is at fault, but more often the overall design is vague and poorly thought out.

The results clearly showed it was the experiential purchases people thought about more often (83%).

Aides to Obama say they would like to see her on the Sunday shows more often.

ads can be weighted to control the priority level of banners , making it possible to have certain ads display more often than others.

Jaundice is more often the result of hepatic infiltration than invasion of the extrahepatic bile ducts by tumor .

The hallmark of an Ajax application is a rich, interactive environment more often associated with traditional UI applications.

And since males are trained at an early age to be aggressive, males are more often chosen for key positions.

And since males are trained at an early ago to be aggressive, males are more often chosen for key positions.

Now, there's a sort of guerrilla team inside Microsoft designed to churn out innovative products more often and more rapidly.

They wanted to know why Negroes did not riot more often .

Many of these require "smart government" , which more often than not means partnering with private businesses and non-profit organisations.

More often than not, componentized applications use a few components that use the resources in the server and run in the server context.

But I do think would be a good idea to try and talk to people on the phone more often, instead of sending them a text.

Carol: Linda says you look great together. She wants you to work together more often.

There was also evidence that when they did leave a babysitter, they were forced to hunt more often.

If your ankles are inflexible and you can't point the feet and toes away from the body, use swimming fins more often.

"They have worried hearts and are coming here more often, " he said.

Or, more often, to be told that the credit card machine isn't working right now, so how about paying in cash?

Beautiful quartz, the "rock crystal" used in ancient times to make crystal balls and bowls, is today more often seen set in gold jewelry.

Women generally go on vacation more often than their male peers, and billionaires, when they travel, tend to stay away longer.

Many plans are still in process so check it out more often, ok?

'As a singer, you get to meet your fans more often, and that's what I hope to do. '

The fruits that made it to the UK were green on the outside and, more often than not, hard with an unpleasant taste within.

The more often you logged in, and the more pages you visited during the last 30 days, the higher your activity level will be.

He watered the flowers in the garden more often, only making things worse.

Facebook, without asking him, had seen that he clicked more often on links from left-leaning friends and simply edited out the rest.

More often, the moral decisions we make are made quietly, constantly, and within the context of everyday activities and quotidian dilemmas.

it's . . . it's important for Michelle to see us together more often.

Everyone loves a bargain, though more often than not we're simply relieved not to have bought a lemon.

And if dresses truly do make us feel pretty (a sentiment I found to be unanimous), why don't we wear them more often?

Ironically, these chemicals are more often associated with aromas picked up by the nose than with flavors detected by the tongue.

Oral cancer is lethal more often than it needs to be because people tend to ignore symptoms (it's typically caught in late stages).

High-end prostitutes report that, more often than not, their clients are more interested in their companionship than sex.

Natural ability without education has more often raised a man to glory and virtue than education without natural ability.

More often, these challenges are addressed by a development approach that emphasizes service-oriented architecture (SOA).

More often than not, the result is a chaotic mix of customization approaches across projects, target platforms and departments.

This is a least-common denominator approach, which is at best slightly less than optimal, but more often, it is far from optimal.

It makes this run at least four times a year, and probably more often than that, as needed.

We could see a model though where you swapped them in and out more often depending on changing conditions in the fight.

The more often we see, hear and do something, the better we're able to remember it.

More often, it has spurred Americans to new achievements that keep their economy constantly reinventing itself.

ll give the ball away and find yourself on the back foot more often than not which is exactly how it should be.