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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

So fast indeed that, more often than not, what looks fashionable now is likely to be soon out of date, if not completely out of style.

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

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.

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

De facto, marriage in the wake of trials and tribulations more often than not tends to boast more happiness and durability.

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 .

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.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

More often than not, information is distorted or selectively used as a result of bias and political manipulation.

Sites like WikiLeaks work because sources, more often than not pricked by conscience, come forward with information in the public interest.

It's why when employees switch bosses, more often than not their evaluation changes as well.

More often than not our hurry to get busy is a cover up for our inability to get real and stop living a lie.

More often than not, the method that throws the exception is not the method that should catch it.

Another reason not to wait to feel "inspired" is more often than not, you won't feel inspired, and you'll never get anything done.

While the doctors might be convinced that they are being objective and dispassionate, more often than not they are sending mixed messages.

That isn't to say you should never plan, but more often than not people tend to over plan and become paralyzed by the fear of failure.

"Staff suggestion boxes" could be physical, although more often than not are now implemented electronically.

More often than not the energy they expend on seeming impressive makes their actual performance worse .

More often than not, Mr. Smith earns great profits by careful investment of his capital.

But, more often than not, you only hang it up and turn away sadly just because of its lack of challenge and effort.

Even if she's a wonderful person, even if she does everything right, more often than not, they are furious at her. They loath her.

More often than not, they default to the latter, resulting in a huge amount of false positives, which make the tools virtually unusable.

I bet he will get no less than 20 times on the scoresheet in Serie A and his goals are more often than not pleasing to the eye.

As the definition above stated, the fundamental cause of scope creep more often than not revolves around requirements.

More often than not, Chinese consumers have no choice but accept such price hikes.

Indeed, they have shown that in the face of their moral example, the Western world, more often than not, will be forced to support them.

He had games where he clearly played better than Yao but more often than not Yao was still our best center.

That means that more often than not, your downloads will be pushed straight to the top of the upload queue.

Sometimes that other organisation may be in another country, but more often than not it is not.

In the case of plovers it is, more often than not, the female who abandons her mate and offspring.

Eavesdrop on a conversation as it surges through the digital crowd, and more often than not it is reductive and redundant.

More often than not, a simple display of genuine concern is sufficient to brighten someone's life.

More often than not, love is but carnal desire in disguise and is treated as a mere game.

More often than not we're met with this message: "The petition you tried to access has expired or has been taken down by its sponsor. "

More often than not the participants chose the figure that would lead them to the juice.

More often than not, dubbing houses also provide English translations of the original Japanese scripts.

Wealth to the tragic is that this tribute is more often than not was mistakenly sent the rejected . . .

a nice dressing involves not only a good taste for matching up colors and fashion styles but more often than not, good-looking clothes.

Month-to-month changes in payroll employment are notoriously volatile and defy the consensus forecasts on Wall Street more often than not.

More often than not, like needles of a compass, heads swiveled northward.

Yet more often than not, at some point during the night Tim will begin to start touching Amanda up.

More often than not, a new editor means a new editorial vision, usually at the behest of the boss.

Many times, our hearts read aloud, and side sleeping. more often than not, the same person.

More often than not, however, processes of emotional regulation facilitate rational thought and action.

Sometimes simple changes can bring about big results. When it comes to losing weight, more often than not, it's all about numbers.

The most decisive actions of our life are more often than not unconsidered .

Such romances end in tragedy far more often than not, supplying grist for ballads and stories to fill a thousand heart-breaking nights.

The most decisive actions of our life are more often than not unconsidered .

Such romances end in tragedy far more often than not, supplying grist for ballads and stories to fill a thousand heart-breaking nights.

The result will be a little dense for some, but it is delightfully geeky and has the virtue of being right more often than not.

More often than not they are the repositories of a company's core values.

More often than not, these quests tell us more about the power of human imagination than about Atlantis itself.

They found that, more often than not, fiscal adjustments that relied on spending cuts boosted growth, even in the very short run.

I explained my reasons in a good cover letter and more often than not got a meeting with the CEO.

Physical limitation sometimes drives this, but more often than not there are more convenient or cheaper ways to extend a computer networks.

Misaligned exchange rates are more often than not a prelude to trade friction.

Happiness doesn't always go with money. More often than not, it goes hand in hand with a positive outlook on life.

During the past two weeks of trading, more often than not stocks have rebounded from early losses, or built steadily on early session gains.

But my guess is that more often than not, people wait for strangers to scoop up the rest of the deals. That doesn't seem too social.

Attempts at large projects have more often than not resulted in a huge wastage of resources.

This group more often than not put so much time into work that they have little chance to meet potential partners.

Sometimes their mentor is another person inside their own organisation, but more often than not it is an outsider.

You more often than not allow your body to make decisions your spiritual essence should have determined.

More often than not, some politicians affirm their desire for retirement than show that they really mean it.

His hobbies vary, but more often than not he enjoys meditating, reading, connecting with people, and writing.

The punishment for rule-breaking is more often than not a whack with a rattan cane.

If you are more often than not affected by fear and worry, you will find this book very useful.

Alternatively, some point-and-shoots have scene modes for these situations. More often than not, they work well.

More often than not, though, companies benefit from proximity to their competitors, poaching staff and swapping ideas.

As noted earlier, they are more often than not subjected to the whites-only sophisticated analysis.

More often than not, modeling concepts were explained using imprecise and natural language.

More often than not, our busy schedules refrain us from spending quality time with our children, so what do we do?

Q. Do people more often than not try to exhibit dominant behavior in the presence of others?

Of course, more often than not a family event or function is designed to include children.

If it's the latter, I delete the email and more often than not, I've forgotten all about it by dinner time and saved us both the effort.

You feel irritable, grumpy, or in a bad mood more often than not.

Apple: When Apple is mentioned, more often than not, Steve's Job charismatic leadership comes into mind.

More often than not, it is the goal of education to replace one's empty mind with an open one.

More often than not political presence mirrors economic performance.

More often than not, though, it's easiest to pass in the DOM document element and write your expressions from there.

Some choices are simple, but more often than not one finds it difficult to make a correct decision.

Stream lined, balanced, and tasteful spaces are a bore more often than not.

When you give employees choices, more often than not they'll rise to meet or exceed expectations.

When writing software on a deadline, more often than not, you're writing a complex system.

Entertainment reporters, more often than not, are good at stretching the facts to catch more eyes.

More often than not, dragons in Western literature are presented as monsters against which the hero must battle.

Although Yeshi had criticized Xunzi more often than not, he carried on Xunzi's spirit of government on etiquette in ideological nature.

Although Yeshi had criticized Xunzi more often than not, he carried on Xunzi's spirit of government on etiquette in ideological nature.

Because more often than not, in order to gain our independence We have to fight. Can you guarantee that these will run in Europe and Asia?

Business need should drive software, but more often than not, it's the technical people who lead the project.

More often than not, these people suffer because they do not practice efficient time management.

Jack is more often than not a good racer and he wins at most of the case.

More often than not, runonphone fails to autodetect the USB port for your phone when it's plugged in.

Finding text is a common problem but, more often than not, you want to extract the text after it's found.

More often than not, a bilateral deal unblocks one trade route only to silt up its tributaries.

During the holiday season, the trains are crowded more often than not.

We constantly have to make decisions about things we don't understand, and more often than not we're wrong.

We constantly have to make decisions about things we don't understand, and more often than not we're wrong.

Jack is more often than not a good racer and he wi at most of the case.

I just smile and nod and, fortunately, this appears to work more often than not.

More often than not, they are absorbed into the culture disguised as incremental changes.

More often than not, IVF takes repeated, costly and heart-wrenching attempts.

Fear is irrational. More often than not, fear is based on hype and a herd mentality.

But more often than not I think they learn at their parents' feet, as opposed to doing well thanks to innate advantages.

Store owner: Yes, we are, more often than not. Of course we close for major holidays.

People notice when they find clean websites, it actually increases your chances of people reading your content more often than not.

One American or European is more often than not responsible for more emissions than an entire village of Africans.

One American or European is more often than not responsible for more emissions than an entire village of Africans.

(more often than not)Jack is a very good runner. He said that he can win in most of games.

More often than not, same-sex parents raise healthy, straight children.

More often than not the patient recovers.

More often than not, the evicted fish is then eaten up.

More often than not, I take a cold bath every evening in summer.

They become chimeras not because theirembryos merge but because more often than not their placentas do.

Yet more often than not, they go unsupported, unrecognized and unremunerated in this essential role.

I know from personal experience that study groups more often than not degenerate into chat groups.

More often than not, you'll go precisely where you expect to go.

More often than not, you'll go precisely where you expect to go.

More often than not, the date involves sex.

More often than not, I find this attribute misused or misunderstood.

However, more often than not, once you arrive "there" you will still fell dissatisfied.

Those who could interact well succeeded more often than not, he noted.

She was never comforted, or cared for in any way; more often than not, she cried herself to sleep at night.

Chinese food may be tasty, but more often than not it's an ab-killer.

However more often than not, this script will return multiple Zip tags.

More often than not, recognizing a food allergy is relatively easy.

More often than not these horses pull in different directions.

More often than not these horses pull in different directions.

More often than not they are sold, for fear that no one can match the original boss.

More often than not, it's happening in abundance right outside our doors.

More often than not, when college students graduate, they will take job interviews.

Students tend to focus on answering the questions and more often than not use simple grammar and vocabulary!

And more often than not, once we start down one path, we tend to stick to it.

See, a false flag operation, more often than not, is a terrorist attack like 911.

Their client is more often than not the Algerian state.

More often than not, Leo men are handsome and irresistibly sexy.

'Our data shows that, more often than not, pacesetting poisons the climate, ' he writes.

He looks forward to the verbal jousting and more often than not puts them firmly in their place.

In fact, more often than not, if [his BPMN users] have already made their BPM runtime decision, it is BPEL.

More often than not, all is forgotten in the subsequent upswing.

But more often than not, the CGI module is more suitable.

More often than not, they involve mutable object state.

More often than not, commuters jam into buses instead of queuing up courteously.

More often than not, they hold key positions in management.

Natural food colorants mainly come from vegetables, and more often than not, insects.

More often than not, you will be your design's biggest fan (through your rose-colored glasses).

The highest achievers are more often than not those who over-rate their ability.

Einstein said: "ask a question to solve a problem, more often than not is more important. "

However, more often than not, they'll forget to introduce you!

More often than not, I packed the item in question and never used it once.

More often than not, however, I may not kwon what my actual duty is.

During foggy weather the trains are late more often than not.

No matter, because everything is cooked through and more often than not, delicious.

But I also know that they constantly come loose and more often than not, they're dangling down your back by afternoon.

More often than not, you come up with the right answer.

Brief and colorful , they more often than not carry a sting.

More often than not we see life through a barely translucent movie screen in our minds that is running nine shows at once.

More often than not people don't realize what their rights are.

More often than not people don't realise what their rights are.

Unit labour costs have risen more often than not in the past five years.

More often than not they simply resort to ye olde kick-in-the-crotch.

During bad weather the trains are late more often than not.

More often than not, your fear will go away once you take action.

More often than not, they'd rather eat pasta in front of the fire with their children.

More often than not it shows you exactly what you should do.

Nancy comes to work early more often than not.

But more often than not, it's a burden rather than a blessing.

He has twice been named Danish Player of the Year, and indeed he has more often than not impressed me when I have seen him play.

More often than not and however and the exact opposite is true .

It is more often than not a subconscious decision and given little or no thought.

When it''s foggy the trains are late more often than not.

Communist heroes were usually idealized , perfect people, and, more often than not, dead. According to legend, Mr.

[A] happiness more often than not ends in sadness.

Sure they have methods of removing tats these days but they are expensive and more often than not take several treatments to remove.

More often than not, iterative development didn't actually fail.

Happiness more often than not ends in sadness.

More often than not, people faced the risk of famine.

Ann is a fairy good runner. She wins more often than not.

More often than not More often than not she missed the bus.

But in fact, the opposite is true, more often than not things that lead to happiness involve some pain.

Popular fairy tales, life continues, for the feelings, for cause, for life, more often than not one or the other.

More often than not, there's a dinner engagement.

He comes to work early more often than not.

Tom is a good runner. He wins more often than not .

Donald enjoys sea fishing and more often than not he catches enough for dinner.

Such as tourism: the way back and forth at the fun, more often than not harvested at the destination to many.

It rains more often than not during this season.

More often than not, if the strategy isn't working, there are missing steps.

Boris, why do our space stations die more often than not when they are landing on Mars?

We should respect the reality and real life more often than not imagined in our minds to be much richer.

Mark drinks coffee in excess, and more often than not he just stay up too late to write articles for different journals.

Because it's a lot of work that is, more often than not, just a facade used to justify a political decision anyway.

And then, more often than not, they'll say, "OK, I get it. "

More often than not she makes the same mistake.

More often than not, you will require a different script build order based on script dependencies.

And anyway I think the doomsayers have got it wrong, more often than not, but this is a great reminder.

More often than not, they are simply seeking to justify their own power.

Far more often than not, you don't need to know the encoding of your input documents.

More often than not, we are in a mixed mood.

True friends share not only joy but, more often than not, they share sorrow.

More often than not it is predictably common place.

All these behaves are just from a sensitive girl of Sagittarius. More often than not, this is good for my maturity.

More often than not he's at home in the evening.

He is a fairly good runner. He wins more often than not.

More often than not she misses the bus.

More often than not she's late for school.

When they dined out, he paid more often than not.