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This seems to be one of the most difficult adaptations in the game, even more so if the keeper did not have time to learn the language.

I should ask for more so that you know it's not easy to marry a Chinese girl.

She had a rich friend, a comrade of her convent days, whom she did not want to go and see any more, so much did she suffer as she came away.

On this blog, the side order is often as rich and filling as the main course (sometimes more so).

Rising prices are also giving cause for concern, significantly more so than when David Cameron became prime minister just over a year ago.

She had always been silent and thoughtful, and now she was more so than ever.

I'm the boss, the body can also be, life's responsibility is not yet complete, is far from enough to enjoy a happy life, the staff more so.

He also said the company's sales growth tends to be hurt by the rising gasoline prices more so than at almost any other retailer.

Walt and I are ultimately depending on the jet now - more so than normal - and she seems to know it.

Sugar-free jams and jellies turn out to be just as tasty, if not more so, than those packed with sugar.

Now I realize more so than ever before, how much I withheld when I was having sex.

Remember that the enemy is just as frightened as you are, and probably more so.

The general public does not know this. It is horrific and sickening and just as important if not more so than this article.

"How was your dinner date? " asked my wife when I got home. "Very nice. Much more so than I could have imagined, " I answered.

Thank God, thanks to the fate of her daughter will be sent to you to thank all the guests, to attend your wedding is even more so.

I saw her reflection. She was as lovely as the other night, maybe more so.

MINI has always been a lifestyle brand but even more so in recent years after the takeover by BMW.

The air within the cabin is of low humidity, but no more so than many parts of the world, particularly desert regions.

Family-owned companies can be unpredictable at the best of times, but never more so than when power passes from one generation to the next.

Building a nuclear plant often takes five years or more, so any new facilities would not come online until well into the next decade.

Enmity or hatred seems also to be a highly persistent feeling, perhaps more so than any other that can be named.

Celery. This delicious vegetable is usually sprayed with high amounts of pesticide, much more so than other fruits and vegetables.

Recently, I have the Dungeons and Dragons, just a wash, with more feeling than before and more, so I would like to share with you the next.

Arthur's own allowances were liberal all this time; indeed, much more so than those of the sons of far more wealthy men.

Sometimes the truth can be just as interesting, if not more so, than the conspiracies that people come up with.

So I became more explicit person, more so than I would be in Kazakhstan.

I still lament how fat I am getting , but I certainly would be much more so without walking . And life would be very dull without it.

There was a great deal of upheaval, emotional pain and frustration in our family, even more so after our two children were born.

After each question he tilted me over a little more, so as to give me a greater sense of helplessness and danger.

First day of the draft broadcasting are more, so I picked paragraphs on the Internet as a back reference, then I wrote a few himself.

Stops in Two Dimensions Placing stops is one of the hardest challenges in trading, more so than finding good trades.

Sound crazy? No more so than markets pricing southern European debt as if Germany had issued a free put on it.

They do not know, the more so, the more I want to be with him, the more want to marry him!

You're also going to see more and more so-called embedded giving, which inserts a charitable donation into a commercial transaction.

Griffon: Yours are definitely the powers of Sparda. No even more so. But I cannot let you live, for I serve my master, Mundus.

McGrady is having a horrible night with all the turnovers. He seems to struggle on back-2-backs more so than anyone else.

Exercise may be especially helpful in reducing the size of fat cells around the waistline -- more so than diet alone, a study suggests.

In fact, you dealt with it so coolly, it may have made you seem more so in the eyes of your staff.

For the chosen policy may generate a false sense of security even if it is inherently faulty, and more so when operation is murky.

The biggest worry of all is the rush of new supply. The pace of development is often frantic, nowhere more so than in China.

Even more so, when you're trying to "develop" yourself to reach a false image of perfection.

It will become more so if it kills more NATO soldiers, and especially if the alliance appears to be losing it.

More so, men have been trained to tell the woman the the food is good, come what may, if they care about her.

So far, China's strategy is working, and nowhere more so than with Beijing's campaign to delegitimize Taiwan as an independent state.

Looking at full girls wearing avant-courier, we began to show an expression of disgust, forgetting that actually more so.

My heart will always be hope, hope that overnight, the more so, things get out of God Ma.

I have seen an even wider area of influence, of a day or two more, so see how this works for you.

The next job even more so allowed me to really appreciate this elderly German lady's many fine qualities.

It is certain that this is still widespread, and much more so than most observers would have believed a dozen years ago.

The implications of such a shift are huge, not just for domestic consumers but perhaps even more so for exports.

As an American, even one that was half-African, I was an outsider, and abrunni (my mother more so than me as she has light skin).

Ideological divides, at least between the two Viktors, seem less important and the fight for power and money more so.

They found that Sara's father wasn't valuable any more. So they killed him and made a false spot that he committed a suicide.

In the case of women, employers look for the credibility of the qualification, she argues, more so than they might do with men.

This year, however, has undoubtedly belonged to Facebook, and nowhere more so than in London.

Incredibly, they thought the dream would be the greatest motivator to cancel the flight, even more so than an actual, real-life crash.

This finding suggests that, with time, the hippocampus becomes less important for a given memory, and the frontal cortex more so.

He was an enthusiast for coalition government last May, and is even more so today.

And most people value cash savings more, so they are more willing to spend a little extra time to save a few more dollars.

Also, you need to be aware of the potential speed impact of any statement, much more so than in C.

And what I meant by that was something that we talk about in medicine all the time, and perhaps even a little bit more so in surgery.

This wisdom may come from increased life experience, but perhaps even more so from a sense of the proximity of death.

It will set the mood of your design probably more so than any other component.

They have two children but decide not to have more, so the kids can be older when it hits, no pregnancy or babes in arms.

It was surprising news for the general public -- but even more so for actual sex workers.

That image is out of date and getting more so all the time, says UNHCR, the United Nations refugee agency.

More so, dealing with a relationship, more specifically, dealing with women, is quite stressing for most men.

Indeed his request was not strange, since the two younger twins were always together even more so than their brother and sister.

The third point: jump and redirected, this was friends with more, so do not jump or use 301 redirects or other technology.

You see that they are effective, but you think they can be more so. You begin to think that a change in process might help.

Rarely did I see a Roach vs Roach match up. You would see Roaches, but I would see more people tech up to Mutalisks more so.

European politicians are unlikely to cough up more, so much discussion behind the scenes is about how to lever up the rescue facility.

The man is in constant motion, more so on his off-days. When he is not working, Rosales goes swimming, boxing, or skating.

Mr Obama's flip-flop on public finance is certainly cynical (and his willingness to justify it as an act of high principle even more so).

In Britain, the practice is less usual but it may become more so in future, as a less disruptive alternative to basement excavations.

More so than Pandora or LinkedIn, RenRen could be the web IPO that sets the market's tone for the next year.

Almond's eyes skin folds for more, so very drooping tiny, the dark brown color.

They have the kind of hopelessness that comes with knowing your life is incredibly repressed. And might become more so.

The pace of development is often frantic, nowhere more so than in China.

How Facebook reacts to such scrutiny will give us a sense of thesoul of this company, more so than any recent movie ever could.

It was a monumental step, all the more so because as a legislator, in 1977, Ryan had voted to reinstate the death penalty.

Even more so than XML, the structure of a relational database is typically radically different from the structure of your Java objects.

A glance at the stock market lately suggests the prospect of more so-called quantitative easing, or QE, isn't doing much to inspire a rally.

The clock is , itself, a contrivance , of course, but no more so than other pretexts for a wintertime sexual encounter .

I have always been a fortunate man, and never more so for the love and encouragement you have given me.

I won't tell you any more, so you can imagine it, so you can have it unrehearsed when the time comes, as it will, as it does come.

Magic Bullets is the same way, but probably even more so, since it is more up-to-date and has much more material and real-life examples.

It was a stance that claimed to have broken irrevocably with the urban-industrial culture that ruled the world then, and more so now.

They might be afraid it might complicate their relationships more, so people tend to underreport it.

The modern US Congress certainly lives up to their hopes and then some, and rarely more so than on the carbon question.

Instead, banks have been issuing more so-called covered bonds, which are usually secured by a pool of mortgages.

To understand what is happening in Europe, economics textbooks are useful but the history ones even more so.

Asians tend to be somewhat less happy than their income would suggest, and Scandinavians a little more so.

The hardest three months of parenthood are the first, often more so for dads, who are more reluctant to give up the way things were.

For both girls and guys, this means filling out a little more so that they look more like adults and less like teens.

Markets are finally learning about eurozone government bonds: they are just like any other, only more so.

Fun and learning efficiency is proportional to feel better, have learned the more so, so happy together its own bar!

Probably more so than any other product, scale-up of the lyophilization cycle is very difficult.

I used to run quickly, but now I don't do exercise any more, so I run slowly.

But for Latin America two other questions may be just as important, if not more so.

I'm not in favor of eliminating laws against murder but it's very hard to know how to adjudicate in the case of sex, it's even more so.

The main difference between this article and the book is that I ve thought about things a bit more, so have improved the proposals a bit.

He was always a 'nervous' person but more so since the onset of palpitation.

FILING expenses is one of Baobab's least favourite things to do, never more so than after a trip to Angola.

More so than any other character in the Star Wars milieu, Anakin is a puzzle, an enigma.

A marriage without love is a misfortune. But a marriage without a dwelling is even more so.

By its calculations, markets are extremely liquid at the moment, substantially more so than in the dotcom bubble in the late 1990s.

It would be foolhardy to venture technological predictions for 2050. Even more so to predict social and geopolitical changes.

"Prenatal care and prenatal nutrition are just incredibly important, even more so than we already knew, " Case said in an interview.

Even more so today would be impossible not to believe in him.

THE BOTTOM LINE There is good evidence that cola beverages can increase the risk of kidney problems, more so than non cola sodas.

I usually suffer from cold sores more so during the summer months. I take a Lysine-L supplement and now use Lysine lip protector also.

Never think you are stronger more than others, you just aware more so far.

Looking at duplication and waste and streamlining processes is important at any time but is even more so in a downturn.

It's now entering an era where the degree of collaboration will center around a hyperlinked environment more so than document-based systems.

Germans don't feel so rich any more, so they don't want to continue serving as the deep pocket for the rest of Europe.

Many emerging-market countries guard their sovereignty as jealously as does the United States, often even more so.

If the length of time this took is ironic, however, the 40-plus years that elapsed before the achievement was acknowledged are even more so.

In that regard, the purposes of the two might be regarded differently and more so after this news.

Someone questioned if I had proof that China is getting ever more so superficial.

but as it was it would mean taking her from one everyday humdrum life to another as humdrum or perhaps more so.

More so than any presidential race in recent history, this one may be determined by forces beyond the control of either candidate.

Money is not evil any more so than copper, lead, tin, or iron that you may find in the ground.

Just as significant, if not more so, is how staying active can keep the mind sharp and the spirit light.

We humans aren't supposed to be sedentary human beings. We are born to run, but even more so to walk.

He is right that this person less, do more, so everyone liked him.

But almost more so is the need for better efficiencies in terms of costs and consolidations.

but it does destroy confidence and trust even more so than the opposite, certainly in the long run.

China already resistant to U. S. pressure will become even more so the more Chinese investments in the United States are blocked.

Traders return from China to report that people are richer and comparatively freer, and that South Koreans are supposedly even more so.

Moreover, domestic prices were usually at least as variable as export prices, and in some cases more so.

If you can feel that it is not just moved to you, more so that you understand that even if the smaller force, but also a strong Society.

PLAYING politics with religion is dangerous anywhere but nowhere more so than in the north Indian state of Punjab, homeland of Sikhs.

Not only did they not vomit as they should have done, more so with the ipecac, they actually stopped.

McCain said his military and Senate experience have well prepared him to face tough decisions, more so than his opponent.

Americans generally, and New Yorkers more so, were not accustomed to the fear that comes with that.

And of course it's much more so today. Just check out our faces and dialects and music.

If the United States of America lost her versatility in John Steinbeck's time, today's America is even more so.

3 length varies to what not certain character field, had better use automatic and adjustable model, can save user disk space more so.

I think the environmental externalities and subsidies of the meat industry need to be exposed more so than just animal cruelty.

In the end, and perhaps more so in rebar than any other product, price dictates the sale.

There have been recent signs that Beijing is moving faster to reaccelerate its economy, more so than looked likely six months ago.

It would be more so were she to talk about formulating a strategy for growth.

More so than other European countries, Britain should be competing with America as a tech leader.

I wonder if it'll become more so as English penetrates further into China.

Each of the data silos mentioned corresponds to one or more so called Data Sources within the WebSphere Process Server cell.

Thank you so much . I know he will not only be happy with 'an' answer . . . but more so the fact . . . that I asked! ! !

But not always you have opportunity to connect your mobile phone to PC or laptop and the more so phone of your friend.

It's hard for me to keep my temper, even more so now with the global economic meltdown!

In other words, business as usual, only perhaps a bit more so in the weeks and months ahead.

indeed today , more so than even trade , innovation is the driver of change , forcing structural reform on to the agenda.

The free software community is still as vibrant today, maybe even more so, than when I first became involved.

The dish, already popular, became even more so as a result of the Pixar movie of the same name.

But the pace of the change has quickened since the turn of the millennium, and even more so since the crash.

She was aging gradually and could not do the farm work any more. So she stayed at home and did some stitching work.

More so than most stakeholders, engineers need access to a lot of information from different products and different projects.

Your impatience is useless, and even more so in the case of Copenhagen. How can what follows overtake that which leads?

The industry's argument for more so-called high-skilled visas has already persuaded the president.

Family and friends who know a lot about you can tell you about what will suit you more so you can surely take their advice.

In fact, you non-Java programmers will find that SOAP is an extremely attractive solution, even more so than for Java developers.

She'll never be like what she was, but her life was saved. Her appearance is greatly changed, but her character more so.

Naturally, the men were horrified, and even more so when they discovered that there were only three parachutes.

You're an extremely intense and powerful individual - the more so the closer Pluto is to your ascendant.

It looks to be a personal sci-fi film more so about drama than the risk of another planet.

It's evident that see-through shirts are a no-no for men as well as women -- maybe more so for men.

German companies suffer from a lack of international talent, even more so on supervisory than on management boards.

Nuclear power is unsafe in the face of accidents and natural disaster and even more so due to intentional attack.

More so, do try to be adventurous and take pills with alcohol.

Single-species or species-poor genera are more, so composition of the flora is complex.

TV host is a bridge between the communicator and receiver, children's program host is even more so.

An even bigger problem with appraisals is the way they lead to fudge, just as school reports do but more so.

When testing chemotherapy treatments, some patients suffer more so that, down the road, others might suffer less.

MONTAGNE: So more so than whites, African Americans get on the internet through cell phones. Does that affect how they use social media?

Everybody knows I ain't standing on the corner no more, so I ain't even want to go that route.

Above all, they were numerous, at times proportionately more so than any European nation except the Irish and perhaps the Norwegians.

If it is true, it might be far more so for some kinds of economy than for others.

But the fact that the two share a common goal is indisputable, and even more so after Bin Laden's death.

From what I saw on videos it didn't seem like anyone was afraid, more so excited.

Freelance translation is definitely a mess, but probably no more so than freelance anything-else.

Devising strategies to attract good candidates is important and none more so than posting effective job advertisements.

But we still want to hear more, so listen out now for something extra.

I was too tired to think about it more, so I just glanced at it and fell asleep.

All above is beyond comparison. However, in fact the shortcomings are much more. so, I choose to go abroad.

Ancelotti claimed in his post-match comments that Kaka is "the most decisive player in the world right now, " more so than Ronaldinho.

More Youthful but I do enjoy the structure more so than any of the others I sampled.

More so than in 2009, Barca and United are now the two best soccer teams in the world, and people want to see them play.

In return, Pakistani leaders have strived to appear responsive to Chinese concerns, more so than with US complaints.

Naturally, the men were afraid, and even more so when they found that there were only three parachutes.

Economic damage would be grave, and ecological damage even more so.

The punch comes with the crunch: Chewing, more so than subsequent digestion, releases these chemicals.

Aluminium is highly reflective of light, heat, and electric waves. The purer the metal, the more so.

And the thing that has investors most worried, more so than debt and housing and declining profits? "Government policy missteps. "

First impressions are always of high importance, but few more so than the first moment that your mouth touches your partner's vulva.

With a water available evaporation must occur and the more so the greater the windspeed.

It is as much a part of Europe as Bulgaria, and arguably more so than Turkey.

Most people would have found chubby cheeks and uneven teeth endearing - more so than a perfect looking child.

More so than a final destination, your dream is to head to the same places together with the band.

Face your fears. Nothing will send your self esteem soaring more so than facing your fears and eventually conquering them.

Environment does play a role in learning disorders, but more so in determining what type of learning disorder may develop.

Visual communication, perhaps even more so than verbal communication, is a nuanced language.

He is against the very notion of love, and more so after having lost his only daughter Megha (Aishwarya Rai) owing to that.

It will be a logistical challenge, all the more so since BofA is in the middle of digesting Countrywide, a big mortgage lender.

Yet my friends and I still turn to advertising, now not only to stay in fashion but more so to find our own style.

I suspect this leader-as-great-bore syndrome is quite common, and becoming more so.

The region is a shade more violent than the rest of America, and much more so than Europe or Japan.

CHRISTMAS, more so than most seasonal festivals, is an annual orgy of plastic.

Those are a company's core assets, they say, far more so than any particular product or service.

In Liverpool I could've only played in the reserves but I wanted more. So I asked the club to terminate my contract.

But while you're trimming expenses, cut back a little more so you can build up your emergency fund.

AP Louis has let more than Zhujiang daunting , even more so highly valued by the Tianjin team.

This approach has worked for decades and never more so than during the past seven years, when Huaxi's sales have increased fivefold.

This would lead every country that has weapons of mass destruction to keep them or make more so they will not meet the same fate as Libya.

Science is not shy about ambiguity, never more so than when it comes to medical advice.

night despite another missed point blank layup. Not his fault for charging, but more so a good move by Chuck Hayes.

Uktena cliath are encouraged to share in some of these teachings, more so than in most other tribes.

The more so, my memories of the more festive with indelible charisma, so I kept memories and nostalgia.

People could not endure them any more. So people invited a archery whose name is Houyi to shoot nine of them with super natural arrows.

The weekends are still a problem of course, but the traffic is certainly reduced on Saturdays to a large extent and even more so on Sundays.

If that sounds morbid, practitioners say it is not much more so than the trading of endowment policies in Britain.

Some of the game's greatest players have become legends wearing number 10, none more so than Denis Law.

Serreze expects the ice will bounce back somewhat next year, if only because he cannot imagine it shrinking any more so swiftly.

But obviously things could be better and with Rails 2. 2 we've made them a whole lot more so.

More so than other networks, it offers many more users the opportunity to communicate ideas, text, and media.

Even in worldly things, we need the attention of an expert in order to have fruits, and much more so if we want to attain the Truth.

Itshigher-dimensional cousin, the sphere, has the same properties, only more so, and is thus the second simplest of the same family.

Finance ministers are averse to debt and central banks even more so to monetising it for fear of becoming a tool of the government.

Yet unexpectedly, those in the placebo group improved the most, significantly more so than those on medication.

More so than his predecessor Kim Clark, Prof Light has been intrinsically involved with university governance.

Once you've tasted how great it is to win something it makes you even hungrier for more, so it's a vital game for us on Sunday.

Open-source software gained ground during the dotcom boom and even more so afterwards, as a way to cut costs.

Exercise intensity drives internal temperature more so than anything else.

Go slow . Exercise intensity drives internal temperature more so than anything else.

If the event of rain hit, they break the large residue of banana leaves, ringing "Don more so" in the rhyme that lat.

Intel China is in very good shape, perhaps better than ever and more so than we sometimes credit ourselves for.

The statistics aren't good: One in three adults experiences insomnia--women more so than men--and risk increases with age.

Really? You sleep more, so you are a little fat. Please do MORE sports, DON'T eat more. You will be healthy.

Not surprisingly, perhaps, both problems have grown more severe in recent years, nowhere more so than in Helmand.

But these small states enjoy strength in numbers - all the more so, if and when they coordinate their actions.

In today's online world, what your mother told you is true, only more so: people really can judge you by your friends.

Pricing looks comparatively attractive, but presumably more so by summer.

And this is more so, and of greater importance, for a product for enjoyment of life.

Car engines, for example, are much more efficient than they used to be, and are likely to become still more so.

In reality, unlike in the movies, unprovoked shark attacks are extremely rare, and fatal ones even more so.

We obviously have the capacity to do much more so we're just taking our time right now.

The science and economics of climate change are problematic, its political economy more so.

That makes no sense, all the more so given that old forests are better at storing carbon than new ones.

This will apply more so when we have made contact with you, and we can work together.

Breathing method is not only accurate and abundant supply of oxygen to relieve tired, more so the unexpected effect of breast.

The case of conventional fishing, fishing for big carp and even more so.

A tool that automatically configured and installed a test environment would help even more so.