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Spirit is all that matters.

It matters to me a great deal that this project finishes on time.

The police were doing nothing about finding my car, so I decided to take matters into my own hands and look for it myself.

Luckily for Mr Ryan and his party, the election that matters is still a year-and-a-half away. Time enough to go back to the drawing board.

The recently developed robots have touching , able to see matters, able to make decisions too.

Meanwhile, the reporters had not been paid and therefore decided to take matters into their own hands by going public on the Internet.

And she would often tell Barack, "So long as you kids do well, Bar, that's all that really matters. "

We are the guardians of light. We come to you today where all matters pertaining to the heart are of the greatest importance.

Once a member stops interacting openly with others, the group's influence is all that matters.

In the case of heat related injuries, however, California is trying to improve matters.

Abraham's experience with God eventually set him free from trying to handle matters on his own.

For the Communist party, which had been keeping a careful eye on the shifts within the Kuomintang, suddenly decided to force matters.

Let's remember - The quantity of time that you spend with your children matters just as much as the quality of that time.

The microchemistry of many living matters is often related to reactive oxygen species(ROS).

In fact that's one of the advantages of old age, I suppose, that you've finally learned what matters to you.

But it matters that the president-elect is being told by his foremost intelligence analysts that the US faces relative decline.

In astrology what matters is when you begin, not how much you do.

As you may guess, matters will proceed much better when the right people have replaced those in authority who do not truly represent you.

The world's third-largest economy matters enough to Apple that Japan is the only country where sales are regularly disclosed by the company.

Passengers gets their ipod or laptop out as if everyone is dealing with emergent business matters at the terminal halls of the airport.

His wife and children were to respect and obey him in all worldly matters.

It matters little how much you believe you trust someone if you are unwilling finally to jump.

Russian President Dmitri Medvedev will be in the United States in the next few days. His visit will focus on economic and trade matters.

Price is all that matters.

It hardly matters what the subject is, as long as it deeply interests you, and you place it in its broader human context.

The prime minister hardly helped matters when he said, on learning of the news, that he was "clueless" about it.

It also depends on how much the weather matters to your livelihood, and how well you can cope with the changes.

Get more out of your volunteer activity by reconnecting with a cause that's bigger than you are and matters most to you.

As the Times noted, "By his own description, Mr. Geithner's expertise is in matters of currency exchange rates and monetary policy. "

Although some states are making progress, others have done little and a few have made matters worse.

But if you don't like this style, all that really matters is that you (and your team) understand whatever nomenclature you settle on.

Compounding matters, the industry will no longer be able to rely on a rising population of new "wealth accumulators" to take up the slack.

You are the only person that matters to me in this world, I do not know what would happen to me if I lose you.

But it was the Regent's behavior at the introductory summit sessions that finally convinced him to take matters into his own hands.

Matters on which there is disagreement in the Land Group shall be referred to the two governments for solution through consultations.

At least let the counterparty understand that the matters of the company are not decided by the largest shareholder or the chairman alone.

Rather than a face a little bit of trivial matters in his early on for her people.

The point is that the age of the commentator is all important in such matters.

The men in the dinghy had not discussed these matters, but each had, no doubt, reflected upon them in silence and according to his mind.

It matters a lot to me that she's got an independent mind and is able to support herself financially. . .

It does not matter where we place the cross and where the dot; all that matters is the sequence of the factors.

You know the kind of company that just has some salty old manager interview each candidate, and that decision is the only one that matters?

Would he dare to reply to questioners who appeared to be infringing on purely executive matters that "it is none of your damned business" ?

Present I, have many matters to have as if every day to think, pondered sometimes the matter presses me not to gasp for breath.

In the heat of the debate taking place in the US, little light is being shed on what really matters: outcomes.

And now is all that matters anyhow.

Sure. It matters to me. You know. Today, it's not quite difficult for me to keep in touch with each other by Email or mobile messages.

Unless she is a very odd woman indeed, she would not pick the newest hire, and a young man at that, as a confidant on matters of the heart.

Your happiness is all that matters to me.

For now, what matters is how much trouble the president is in after November.

The switches are in London, and it is their location, not that of the share certificates, that matters.

"He's in a bit of a difficult spot, " she said, given the nation's extremely sensitive reactions to matters of race.

You will certainly be aware when matters are nearing such a point, as no secret will be made of our actions to remove the dark Ones.

The fiction might be what matters, says Gordimer, but it is the deeds of her life by which she wants to be judged.

You could live a life of simply reacting to what's coming in rather than being proactive in what matters most to you.

A few seconds delay to everyone on the train is an appreciable social loss, but scarcely matters to the selfish individual in question.

United Russia, the only party that matters, has no ideology other than blind loyalty to the Kremlin.

This is not a question of interest to Americans alone. It matters almost as much to the rest of the world.

This is because you are bonding with a higher energy which allows you to feel a sense of inner calm and reassurance about matters.

"Contribution to world growth matters more than size. From that point of view, China passed Japan quite a while ago, " she said.

Given the busy nature of our lives, it's to be appreciated that we even find the time to indulge in matters of the heart.

My patience with him was wearing thin when he kept bothering me with trivial matters.

Circumstances will force the next president to be a fiscal conservative on matters other than temporary stimulus and financial stability.

By increasing a gap between the cover tyre and the inner tyre, sharp matters are not easy to puncture the inner tyre directly.

But a second glance at Saarland tells you that crisis-management is not all that matters.

This too may turn out to be a mistake but if so, you will learn a third, even better lesson: how much having a job matters to you.

Therefore, it might be suitable for further work in a body like the PCIPD, which had a mandate to consider those types of matters.

He resigned his position as he did not see eye to eye with his immediate superior on a number of important matters.

How much any of this matters, however, is an open question.

And the DPJ verges dangerously close to believing that this matters less than the redistribution of wealth.

The next question is whether it matters that she was a man when she started the business.

The size of the contribution is not what matters most. The key here is to have the heart to do it.

The summer may have brought a brief health scare for the French president, but on other fronts matters seem to be inching his way.

Let go of that which no longer serves and dispel all thoughts of matters that do not belong within your energy of Love.

Zhongguancun in the long semi-annual report security matters, the reporter found the Bank of China Beijing Branch of the shadow.

Compounding matters, China's per capita water supply amounts to just a quarter of the global average and is unevenly distributed.

Relationship and marriage are very serious matters to you, and your sense of belonging is reinforced this year when you fall in love.

I knew at once, from the way he looked up at me as I entered, that serious matters were about to be broached.

It doesn't matter if you know their name or not, it matters that there's a link between what they say they do and what they actually do.

"Han Fei" Road "to the concept of things that the general law, and specific matters of law" arguments.

He was just as unconcerned about money matters as before; but now he unhesitatingly knew what he ought to do and what he ought not to do.

If we had thrown it out in a nearby alley, he would have brought it home again, as a small token of his integrity in such matters.

It is not how much you give me but that you are present here that matters.

To make matters worse Coppola's light blue tie, a gift from his wife, Eleanor, was scattered with the number 7.

So it's not trying to impose her values, but it's just looking for the betterment of values of other person that matters to us.

In remarks Monday at the White House, Obama said the tax cuts were among several "urgent matters" he expected to come up at the meeting.

Matters referred to SCDS by the Chief Executive, or matters which SCDS considers appropriate to its terms of reference.

He would suffer heavy losses in matters of money if he continued to believe those dishonest people.

Class matters less: the fact that the Tories are gaining popularity led by an Old Etonian is, strangely, a sign of progress.

A tactful statement the next day at the Western Wall might have improved matters.

It doesn't matter if you know their name or not, it matters that there's a link between what they say they do and what they actually do.

"Han Fei" Road "to the concept of things that the general law, and specific matters of law" arguments.

He was just as unconcerned about money matters as before; but now he unhesitatingly knew what he ought to do and what he ought not to do.

If we had thrown it out in a nearby alley, he would have brought it home again, as a small token of his integrity in such matters.

It is not how much you give me but that you are present here that matters.

To make matters worse Coppola's light blue tie, a gift from his wife, Eleanor, was scattered with the number 7.

So it's not trying to impose her values, but it's just looking for the betterment of values of other person that matters to us.

In remarks Monday at the White House, Obama said the tax cuts were among several "urgent matters" he expected to come up at the meeting.

Matters referred to SCDS by the Chief Executive, or matters which SCDS considers appropriate to its terms of reference.

He would suffer heavy losses in matters of money if he continued to believe those dishonest people.

To make matters worse Coppola's light blue tie, a gift from his wife, Eleanor, was scattered with the number 7.

So it's not trying to impose her values, but it's just looking for the betterment of values of other person that matters to us.

In remarks Monday at the White House, Obama said the tax cuts were among several "urgent matters" he expected to come up at the meeting.

Matters referred to SCDS by the Chief Executive, or matters which SCDS considers appropriate to its terms of reference.

He would suffer heavy losses in matters of money if he continued to believe those dishonest people.

Class matters less: the fact that the Tories are gaining popularity led by an Old Etonian is, strangely, a sign of progress.

Few people care about the sport itself; victory is all that matters, and there's little joy in the experience.

It no longer matters whether the war in Iraq "should've never been waged. "

This matters even more if you're trying to build external relationships or if you hope to be visible in the hidden job market.

A tactful statement the next day at the Western Wall might have improved matters.

Class matters less: the fact that the Tories are gaining popularity led by an Old Etonian is, strangely, a sign of progress.

Few people care about the sport itself; victory is all that matters, and there's little joy in the experience.

It no longer matters whether the war in Iraq "should've never been waged. "

This matters even more if you're trying to build external relationships or if you hope to be visible in the hidden job market.

"We have no real indication that the science of just a small amount [of] more fructose matters, " Popkin says.

A tactful statement the next day at the Western Wall might have improved matters.

As is often the case with persuasion, what you do first matters.

They noticed that the direction of the wind really matters to the results of the experiment.

But if you have something of value to provide that matters to us, a number of us will be happy to pull out our wallets and pay you for it.

Feet aren't the most attractive part of the body, but as long as yours appear clean and well-groomed, that's all that matters.

As is often the case with persuasion, what you do first matters.

They noticed that the direction of the wind really matters to the results of the experiment.

But if you have something of value to provide that matters to us, a number of us will be happy to pull out our wallets and pay you for it.

Feet aren't the most attractive part of the body, but as long as yours appear clean and well-groomed, that's all that matters.

He added that the US did not comment on intelligence matters but that "North Korea missiles programmes are of concern to the region" .

now, all that matters is the promise that the rakhi stands for. The festival is now all about pampering your siblings.

The atmosphere in the office had been tense for some time but this latest dismissal brought matters to a head.

It is not how much you read but what you read that really matters.

Let's go back to matters of love, because there is so much more to say about how things may play out for you.

And when we stand before him at the end of time, all that matters is what he's going to say about how you used your SHAPE.

The atmosphere in the office had been tense for some time but this latest dismissal brought matters to a head.

It is not how much you read but what you read that really matters.

Let's go back to matters of love, because there is so much more to say about how things may play out for you.

And when we stand before him at the end of time, all that matters is what he's going to say about how you used your SHAPE.

When faced with tough decisions sometimes following your heart is all that matters.

What matters for the economy is how much higher infrastructure spendingwill be next year compared with actual spending in 2007 or 2008.

Yet military hardware, so essential for security 50 years ago, is no longer the only form of security threat that matters.

It all matters and I just want to say from the bottom of my heart, thank you, New York!

Goodman said. Now, he added, many come out of a desire "to engage productively in international economic matters. "

It's your list - as long as you think so, that's all that matters.

Goodman said. Now, he added, many come out of a desire "to engage productively in international economic matters. "

All that this means is that we are subtly influenced by our friends, even when we're not aware of it, especially in matters of money.

It's your list - as long as you think so, that's all that matters.

But the mere discussion of these matters in the British Parliament and by the public at large is, in itself, of huge importance.

When matters didn't go well for our family, she said that she did not need a new dress as long as she had the earrings.

In military matters the enlargement of the American presence appeared to have even more encouraging effects.

I did not approve of his actions, but I have a hands-off rule in personal matters, so I said nothing.

It was just as noticeable in instances that had nothing to do with so-called ethical decisions or matters of conscience.

" There comes a time when one must attend diligently to personal and family matters, " he said . " Now is such a time for me. "

Whether it be a stud with an adorable no-name actress or two superstar entertainers, the only thing that matters is how cute the couple is.

Whether it be a stud with an adorable no-name actress or two superstar entertainers, the only thing that matters is how cute the couple is.

However, as always we strive to keep a balance for you, so that matters do not get out of hand.

But from the point of view of understanding what Mr Cameron Smith calls "the millionaire's mindset" it matters quite a bit.

He said that British Prime Minister to pay the cleaners to the matters referred to his brother Andrew to deal with.

Action is what matters, not talk, or ideas, or even how much money you have.

But Mr Obama made it clear that her personal background matters at least as much to him.

Public spending on building and maintaining infrastructure also matters, though economists argue about how much.

The next morning he had cooled down considerably, and later the ticket was duly secured, though it did not heal matters.

If the label is all that matters, a simple strategy suggests itself.

It matters tremendously to me, playing with one organization in a city I grew up in as a player from beginning to end.

It matters tremendously to me, playing with one organization in a city I grew up in as a player from beginning to end.

Moreover, your existence wastes translation time. This time could have been used for more meaningful matters.

The Representative said it was not up to him to put forward an opinion on intellectual property matters or patents.

Writing the column has turned out to be much more difficult than I expected, and the freedom of choice has made matters worse.

Learning is like eating food. It is not how much you eat that matters. What counts is how much you digest.

As long as you are happy, that is all that matters.

NEYTIRI When I was first your teacher, I hated all Sky People. Butyou have also taught me. (whispering) Spirit is all that matters.

Vice Premier Wang Qishan, in a separate meeting Tuesday, said the U. S. and China should 'avoid politicizing economic matters. '

Over the past few decades, Americans have waged political war as if all that matters is the amount of money going into federal coffers.

Some matters had not explained eventually some stories are long with difficulty let the human persist.

Even if disclosures are easy to think about, investors still may not focus on what matters most.

How much that matters depends on whether such innovation boosts growth.

Money is not all that matters. You can buy what you think is the best 11 in the world but they might not play as a team.

But there was no indication of any concession by Mr. Wen on any of these matters.

I would put it differently (you won't be surprised to hear). Maybe, at least on economic matters, I'm a puritan.

She did not know how matters stood with him, for they did not dare write to Tara about Tony's midnight visit.

Puss, he was glad to notice, appeared to be thinking of other matters as a lady should.

You bet I am proud, but what really matters to me is that she grew up to be warm and kind, with an easygoing, unassuming demeanor.

But if it be a question of words and names, and of your law, look ye to it; for I will be no judge of such matters.

Mr Turner has written extensively on wider economic matters and has no clear links with either of the main political parties.

How much experience do you think I've got in these matters?

When the world is trying to struggle out of a deep recession, demand matters, too.

The jealousy of the others over the fact that I got away with just one shave a week only made matters worse.

'When you've tasted the finality of life multiple times, you realize that all that matters is being with your loved ones.

What was less well understood was that it matters a great deal how an institution's failure affects the capital structure.

Money matters could provide you with one more bit of confusing information to deal with, but don't get yourself all worked up about it.

While Khuzami has said he would recuse himself from matters involving Deutsche Bank, he's free to probe its competitors.

Pug found himself looking at his wife detachedly, as he judged professional matters.

It is not easy to find out everything about her childhood, besides she herself would wish to put those matters behind her, too.

To make matters even riskier, Mrs Sendler insisted on recording the children's details to help them trace their families later.

In the end, the one thing that matters is how much companies can earn.

It is not how much you make that matters, it is how you live your life.

I even thought about refusing the project but my wife convinced me to by saying, 'If the story's interesting, isn't that all that matters?

By now it can be applied to any policy which consists of daring one's opponents to take matters to the point of catastrophe.

All that matters now are your immediate efforts to hold your focus upon Ascension, as it is going to change you beyond your expectations.

After Chandler's botched proposal attempt, Monica decided to take matters in her own hands and arranged for a candlelit proposal.

The intellectual exploration loses its immediacy of action when the sharpness of thought is all that matters.

If anything, the current 'currencies war' as Brazil's finance minister put it last week, is all making matters much, much worse.

You are a highly responsive person who tends to make lightning decisions in matters of the heart.

Often, as you search out a good meal, the quality of the customers matters more than the quality of the chef.

If I can do nothing about that, then don't worry. What matters to me is to be with you, instead of talking.

Although we were all great friends it would be idle for us to delude ourselves that we saw eye to eye on all matters.

But on economic matters at least he, like Mrs Clinton, has begun to look a rather ordinary old-style Democrat.

And I said: 'Well, if I'm a soldier and I'm going out on patrol, it matters to me. '

Today, people are more responsible for their financial wellbeing and need to understand financial matters more than ever before, he said.

To make matters worse his wife left him a short time later, leaving him alone with his six yearold younger son.

While they began investigating, Susan and I took matters into our own hands, setting up surveillance across the road from his house.

Centre stage was the creation of a Joint Committee on Commerce and Trade and a similar forum for financial matters.

If you and your children are well, and if all matters go with you to your mind, we give very great thanks.

What matters most is of course how much glyphosate will end up in our food and whether these amounts could be harmful in any way.

Today, by contrast, biology tends to be an explanation of first resort in matters sexual.

He made matters worse by drinking too much at dinner, and was too polite to ask to be excused.

3. What you eat matters more than how much.

What matters for the overall fiscal position isn't just how much gray revenue is raised but how much is spent.

As Mother Teresa said, "It's not what you do, but how much love you put into it that matters. "

"You may be a qualified candidate, but none of that matters if you walk into that interview lacking confidence, " he added.

After some general conversation I said that I had some matters I would like to discuss with him personally.

But they did have a strong sense of a need for terrestrial matters to be brought into synchrony with the heavens.

For as Kobe knows all too well, if he wants to even be considered as the best ever, there is only one number that matters: six.

As for myself, I see obvious improvement in my piping and frosting, and that's all that matters to me in this stage!

This sort of change matters more, for a lot of purposes, than the surface temperature.

I've got to get out. I've got to help here. Nothing else matters - not my life and not my pride. Either.

I, the almost zero temper who was with him on some matters may argue endlessly.

I have engaged Myself in the Earthly matters NOW, not because its necessary, and yet it is in many ways, even impossible not to be the case.

But whether I achieve or not isn't the point at all: all that matters is that I'm doing what I love, always.

"This has been a tough week, but it has also been clarifying, " he said. "You find out what matters to you in life, who your friends are. "

Oddly enough, however, once you've motivated yourself to get out of bed and start pedalling, matters always improve eventually.

I no longer believe my wife and I are going to have a baby the old-fashioned way, but I no longer think this really matters.

You could also be a wise counselor (especially in health matters) but you seem to have trouble taking your own advice.

"That right now, right here, we are together. Nothing and no one else matters it's just you and me, " he said softly.

I was delayed by one or two small matters, and then, when I was ready to go, winter arrived and traveling became impossible.

But now the Europen market began to ask for cash on delivery. That greatly complicated matters.

But all of that is only a prelude to what truly matters as a developer: writing code and building solutions.

Here is our test. -are we true with ourselves in matters concerning our thoughts and actions? Do we excuse sin as if it really is not sin?

Those readers who need to share computers over the public Internet should worry a bit more about security matters than I do.

Entrust the business managing money matters to be one kind of financial products , its turn up , in fact do not happen to.

You could say that the public is too ignorant to decide on difficult matters like this.

He did not know that matters had reached such a point.

For all his lack of dignity in such matters he did not know how to begin.

A spokesman later clarified that she had not meant to express an opinion on antitrust matters, which are outside her jurisdiction.

Oh, and Chinese officials have not improved matters by insulting our intelligence, claiming that there was no official embargo.

We all need to understand emerging markets, as it is in an emerging market crisis that you actually learn what matters.

To me, life is very simple. Love is all that matters.

When one has many things to mind, it is wise of him to put the most pressing at the top of a list of matters to deal with.

Their judgement matters a great deal to me and I would be very hurt if they thought I was an unfair and violent player.

What matters more is that the outcome of filings seems to be determined as much by celebrity support as by the rule of law.

Cynics might argue that the government didn't have much of a choice on either count, but the outcome is all that matters.

What really matters is free full documentation, free full implementation source code, and of course the absence of any patent risk.

Even if I had been broke, I'm not sure it matters as I'm selling software, not advice on how not to ever go broke.

What matters in Silicon Valley is how much effect you have on the world.