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As my body returns to me, I feel as if I'm shrugging into a comfortable old sweater that had been misplaced for a couple of years.

Discuss these rules with your youngster at the beginning of each new activity and review the consequences of misplaced priorities.

Quantitative analysis of misplaced pedicle screws in the thoracic spine: how much pullout strength is lost?

This misplaced focus is often the by-product of an overly strong focus on achieving a particular appraisal rating.

"If not for this misplaced activism, we might have had an answer five years earlier, " Dr. Jaffe said.

"Frequent comparisons with India and commentary positioning China as a substitute destination is misplaced, " said the Nasscom report.

O. K. Just a moment. and I'll check on it for you. Well, sir, your baggage seems to have been misplaced.

While the latter is often misplaced when making performance evaluation, or has a narrow practical application.

Mr. Obama's praise for Randolph, which he said had been "one of the worst schools in Colorado, " seems misplaced.

ON A humid stretch of Pacific coast in one of the poorest parts of the Americas, somebody seems to have misplaced a chunk of Manhattan.

These ideas just derive from the misplaced anxiety that a translation is trying to be a substitute.

Missing payments, not cashing cheques, replacing items that have been misplaced can all be very costly and add up in the long run.

As a million years of rainfall will smooth the slope of a mountain summit, so do a million misplaced moments warp our good intentions.

Add all this together and the ease with which American policymakers dismiss Japan's experience is probably misplaced.

You won't kill me out of some misplaced sense of righteousness. . . and I won't kill you because you're too much fun.

'm really sorry, but I seem to have misplaced your scarf.

A: I'm really sorry, but I seem to have misplaced your scarf.

Maybe such a little compliment could help Grandmother find her car keys the next time she has misplaced them.

My most humble apologies. I seem to have misplaced it among my many scrolls and spell books.

Mamoun Fandy, an expert on the Gulf at the International Institute for Strategic Studies, said the comparisons to Saddam were misplaced.

Third, it's really important not to get caught up in the fallacy of misplaced concreteness.

This view is not entirely misplaced because the "brand name" itself is important, but of course brands are more than just a "name. "

I misplaced the seal yesterday. If the paper is not sealed, it would not be recognized as authentic .

'Concerns about inflation, at least from a global perspective, are misplaced, ' said Bennett at Societe Generale.

Half a point would be taken off for a mistake in spelling or a misplaced accent, and a full point for any errors in grammar.

A woman stalls a cleanup crew for hours, demanding that they recover a treasured piece of broken floor tile they've misplaced.

Concerns that this would undermine the euro's credibility may be misplaced.

Some pages, or sections may need to be merged into one another, due to duplication of content or misplaced information.

Harvard is not the only school where rumours of younger students are proving misplaced.

In a second incident, a small piece of tissue recovered from a F-15E fighter jet that crashed in Afghanistan was also misplaced.

I couldn't help but overhear, and the tone of her voice sent me flying to my desk in search of a misplaced resolution.

This could be the worst year ever for misplaced bags, but there are ways for you to safeguard your suitcases.

What was supposed to be an open and democratic event has the feel of misplaced exclusivity and elitism.

For several hours the base was locked down and plunged into confusion, amid misplaced fears that more than one gunman was at large.

Christian Stenberg, the Norwegian police attorney responsible for the case, said any admiration for the men was misplaced.

But Schadenfreude is never a very satisfying emotion, and in this case it would be decidedly misplaced.

To obscure this reality through misplaced emphasis on an error in a nearly 3, 000-page rigorous document would be unfortunate.

The fierce resistance of many in the region to considering these issues in line with broader development strategies may be misplaced.

Indeed, the emphasis on affordability might be slightly misplaced.

We know as a matter of principle that these concerns are misplaced: if there were a shortage of savings, the economy wouldn't be depressed.

House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi says the president's budget has misplaced priorities by cutting funds for health care and education.

The few who credit you with existence do not credit you with sense: they think your guilt is misplaced.

Now that scepticism looks misplaced. China may be leading the world economy out of recession but Brazil is also on a roll.

I remained as still and quiet as the Elgin marbles, and just as misplaced.

But the voice of the tree came again, a bit misplaced in relation to Bink and Sabrina-evidence of poor concentration.

It was a good movie and it nicely captured the misplaced hysteria of the era about Soviet military intentions.

Such concerns are misplaced, tending to confuse a financial panic with a structural economic problem.

FOR once, the word historic is not misplaced.

Sometimes in a classroom with many students, items tend to get misplaced and everyone's personal belongings may get mixed together.

Much of that speculation is misplaced.

B. I still had it when I got off the taxi. And I just couldn't remember where I misplaced it.

Inadvertently misplaced can be seen, they can take the initiative to apologize event of small, trivial and of the!

He saw the invasion of Iraq as another example of misplaced faith in a military solution to a political problem.

Their belief that on its own Canada would get more attention than Mexico also looks misplaced.

Mr Sutherland said fears that Russia had a stranglehold over Europe's energy supplies were misplaced .

Nothing could be in worse taste than misplaced flippancy; and he answered somewhat stiffly: "Yes, you have been away a very long time. "

The worst fears of a collapse in China's banking system are misplaced. But a continued slowdown in profit growth appears inevitable.

He misplaced consonants , mixed up nouns and verbs , and mangled idioms, yet we were able at once to communicate .

Their hopes were misplaced, not least because the cuts are due to go into effect only after the next election.

Any hope that Monday's quake might help ease the strain is likely to be misplaced.

She and her misplaced deputy friend must uncover the truth about the murder before history repeats itself.

You won't kill me out of some misplaced sense of righteouness. . .

They've encountered time travel, angry island inhabitants, man-eating black smoke and geographically misplaced polar bears.

Dr. Sara Basse has won awards for outstanding teaching, and if her teaching is as good as her writing, these awards are not misplaced.

But from the perspective of neuroscience, such criticism is misplaced, as are most of the attempts at reforming the programmes.

But, really, isn't some of this anger a little misplaced?

The compression release valve of the compressor has been misplaced, so it does not work properly.

The tricks, when they do occur, are usually no more serious than soaped windows or some misplaced garden tool.

one never thought about their mission in life of people, in the liability issues must be misplaced, fuzzy and blind.

This in vitro study showed a significant difference in mean pullout strength between medial and lateral misplaced pedicle screws.

But the idea that India is merely at an earlier evolutionary stage on an American journey looks misplaced.

Your trust in her is misplaced; she'll cheat you if she can.

We hear some sweeping conclusions: blind faith in the power of market forces to solve all problems has been misplaced.

Mr Fukuyama thinks American hopes that China's economic modernisation will require a shift to multi-party democracy are misplaced.

If you're writing e-mails or coding during a requirements review meeting or teleconference walk-through, your attention is misplaced.

They accelerate the destruction of misplaced activities and over speculative investment.

World leaders now recognize that blind faith in the power of market forces to solve all problems has been misplaced.

Put an end to the apologies you make for being late, forgotten commitments, and lost or misplaced information or belongings.

Objective To discuss the clinical and MR imaging features of misplaced cyst in extremities muscle and to provide MR diagnosis for clinical.

You see, the solution was simple: Fix the misplaced character, and everything runs smoothly.

Unfortunately Mobile gets Stolen, Misplaced or simply Left over anywhere, the Data remains most Vulnerable.

Your faith in us and our allies is not misplaced, and we will as you might say, deliver the goods.

In it, he tore apart the misplaced belief that Moore's Law would continue to unleash higher and higher CPU clock speeds.

The rail ministry's new leaders, brought in after the corruption investigation, contend that safety concerns are misplaced.

Sir if you misplaced a 240 million dollar lottery ticket, then you also misplaced your brain along with it?

A weed is only a misplaced plant.

But in parts of the rich world such optimism may now be misplaced.

Anecdotal evidence of misplaced investment and corruption make some fear eventual heavy write offs .

It may be misplaced, but it is not without foundation.

Researchers found almost half of wallets misplaced at cultural centres were retrieved by their owners.

After opening the lockers please watch your belongings carefully so they will not be misplaced.

Doing so will eliminate the unproductive, stress filled moments of searching for something you've misplaced.

I believe the fears of budget contraction inducing a renewed decline of economic activity are misplaced.

Earlier this year investors were too pessimistic. Now their breezy confidence seems misplaced.

Auction sites like eBay are also good for getting rid of unwanted Christmas presents or misplaced purchases.

Even a misplaced comma can change the entire meaning of a sentence.

Worse still, the phrase conveys the cheesy and misplaced idea that we are on a purposeful journey to a better place.

Somebody must have been using my books. They've got all misplaced on the shelf.

The dictionary may have been misplaced somewhere else.

They misplaced this book under another category.

So the Fed's misplaced worry may lead it to once again leave rates too low for too long, a misstep that in the past has caused economic woe.

Germany's foreign minister has been more anxious about misplaced Russian security concerns than about European ones.

Just one minute. I'll check it for you. Well, I am afraid that your luggage has been misplaced in the luggage claim area.

Some private bankers say the EU focus on Singapore is misplaced because little European money is parked there.

They suggest that Pei's implicit faith in the democratising impact of economic development is misplaced.

His utter faith in the self-correcting mechanisms of the market also proved misplaced.

Anti-counterfeit initiatives with this misplaced focus are growing fast.

You trust in John is misplaced, he'll deceive you if he gets the chance.

The faith that Messrs Johnson and Kwak put in merely capping the size of banks is misplaced.

Because we haven't necessarily misplaced TRUST , we just maybe having a bad day .

Mr Murdoch's confidence in his ability to solve any crisis has proved misplaced.

Now, his fears do not look so misplaced.

The potential for the disastrous rise of misplaced power exists and will persist.

In these complicated times such implicit trust may be misplaced.

As for the failure to disclose medical errors, Iezzoni says doctors' fear of malpractice suits may often be misplaced.

But expectations of gains for health-care shares and weakness for oil prices proved misplaced.

Many such complaints are misplaced or wildly exaggerated. But the risk that they will boil over into protectionism is real.

But many argue that the astonishment at Moore's gospel radicalism is misplaced.

From this perspective, our obsession with our current economic headaches looks woefully misplaced.

The faith of the American people may not have been misplaced in Obama.

Any bellyaching about an American icon being acquired by foreign owners is misplaced.

The microphone is misplaced, it shall be placed on the right side of chair.

Oh, l. . . seem to have misplaced my friend.

Since then the group has gone quiet but its concern may not be misplaced.

The trouble is that history suggests that much of this optimism may be misplaced.

'I fear now, however, that our trust and confidence were misplaced, ' Mr. Shelby said.

Raked through the files for the misplaced letter.

The number rattles consumers, but their worry is probably misplaced.

It is an age-old respected system that is probably not worth disturbing for a misplaced bet at your local market.

An issue with the gang broadcast buttons being misplaced after undocking has been fixed.

Positioning accuracy, be misplaced, awkward in vain.

"Can you believe it? Surely, the decimal point was misplaced, " the Beijing Morning Post quoted one person as saying.

But their faith in government omnipotence could well be misplaced.

Oh, I. Seem to have misplaced my friend.

And let's not forget the lack of a strategic build up of effort and duration could lead to some misplaced race-day expectations.

You have the key! Very resourceful. Rabbit's confidence is not misplaced . He is no fool.

Are we really seeing the green shoots of recovery, or is the optimism misplaced?

Yet such confidence seems somewhat misplaced.

Nonetheless, in two critical respects, comparisons between China and places such as Dubai are misplaced.

Somehow, however, I don't think it's quite appropriate to go to those extremes over a problem as minor as a misplaced cocktail glass.

The robot can also help find misplaced spectacles by identifying them with a sensor.

If you have housemates, you'll save yourself much stress and aggravation over misplaced papers and accidentally erased computer files.

And, of course, the widespread confidence in China might yet prove misplaced.

Now their breezy confidence seems misplaced.

At the individual level, though, misplaced trust can get us into trouble.

Ron Klain, who worked on Mr Obama's Recovery Act, has argued that nostalgia for the dam is misplaced.

Obviously a misplaced decimal point. '

Our obsession with monetary policy in the conduct of the real economy is misplaced.

This confidence may be misplaced.

Nor does it mean that concerns about the risks of future climate change are misplaced.

But such confidence may be misplaced.

The excitement is probably misplaced.

Does this mean that all the warnings were misplaced?

Worries about Russia or Gazprom using the "gas weapon" against Europe are misplaced.

If we ignore our misplaced anxieties, it will be easier to follow new choices, without worrying about whether it is worth taking the step.

Now that scepticism looks misplaced.

The type that delivers misplaced mail, but doesn't point out your wife seems discontented.

In all honesty, your concern over symptoms is misplaced .

I'm really sorry, but Iseem to have misplaced your scarf.

It's a story of humiliation, lost love, and misplaced passion.

Such alarmism may be misplaced.

But the idea, widely accepted in Britain, that Blair was "Bush's poodle" could scarcely be more misplaced.

At the same time, beware that such enthusiasm, however senior the mentor, may be misplaced as far as your interests are concerned.

Oh. Evan. I'm so embarrassed! I can't believe I misplaced my passport.

But such criticism is largely misplaced.

Misplaced to the darshan of the devil.

In this, as in so many other realms, eclecticism is misplaced.

Daisy: I must have misplaced it. Could you check if David's extension is 3055 for me?

Lawson says ordinary Africans are suffering because of misplaced priorities among rich nations.

According to Zhu Feng of Peking University, such calculations based on "the traditional mentality of power politics" are misplaced.

Yet for Greece, faith in shock-and-awe seems misplaced.

Pay careful attention to the placement of the wildcard symbols. If they are misplaced, you might not return the data you intended.

Some who study aging say such fears are misplaced.

If you've misplaced your account login information, please send us an email and we'll help you out.

In the wake of Bellantoni and Strausbaugh's findings, Mironenko's confidence was clearly misplaced.

But their concerns are misplaced.

Then again, we are not Buddhas yet, exactly due to our misplaced values.

Yet this optimism is sadly misplaced.

"That misplaced trust in the hands of Conrad Murray cost Michael Jackson his life, " Walgren said.

The third chapter will analyze the misplaced role of local government and find out the real reasons.

The price of misplaced trust was high.

find misplaced for fire doors, such as wiping staying, please immediately notify the Security Committee.

Yes, it's likely he or she will have misplaced it.

In fact, I think many things in XML are silly, misplaced, or downright wrong.

I've misplaced my glasses they're not in my bag.

This is a classic case of misplaced energy.

Fixed the misplaced text bug.

I am living at the Villa Borghese. There is not a crumb of dirt anywhere, nor a chair misplaced. We are all alone here and we are dead.

After installing the beta 1 release, I realized that my fears were pretty much misplaced.

or they misplaced their keys, they think it's chance.

I've misplaced my mobile phone.

Your trust in that man is misplaced.

that he didn't know the language and his anger towards software engineers was misplaced.

First of all, I misplaced my wallet.

Either way, he says, the one-sided focus on the Chinese consumer is misplaced.

Listen I misplaced the 240 million dollar lottery ticket. You have to tell me where it is before my wife comes home, I asked.

But according to Wilson, the concerns are misplaced, as are worries over cut-backs in economic stimulus packages in China.

I have not misplaced my focus on grammar and exams.

Yet some businesses and economists say the fixation on the exchange rate is misplaced.

His transgressions were small ones, always: shoes on the wrong feet, schoolwork misplaced, failure to study adequately for a quiz.

My dad said that he misplaced the carton I bought him, but yesterday I overheard that she had burned it in the yard.

I have misplaced my wallet.

Do you remember where you misplaced it ?

If, on the other hand, the prime minister eventually demurs , it may be because of misplaced confidence as much as his notorious caution.

Why have you lugged in that story? It is quite misplaced.

For example, you paint your nails once or twice and then don't use it for a couple of years because you misplaced it, is it still safe!

I have misplaced the letter.

For example, if a decimal point is misplaced, an otherwise acceptable design may not function.

Have you misplaced your wallet?

He can no longer enter the room, for he has misplaced his keys.

Negative Implications of the Alarmist View of "Misplaced Priorities" in Translation Studies

A Numerical Solution for Determination of Total Amount of Misplaced Material

Misplaced Premises in Criticism of Media Entertainment

somebody misplaced it . yes ! yeah , behind cabaret

A Trouble Caused by Misplaced Inlet Pilot-operated Check Valve of Hydraulic Pump

Misplaced trust and old friends

Too often it gets buried or misplaced

in case you misplaced it , my phone number is 4 - -

The Causes for Misplaced Government Role in Early Modernization in China