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Then Kenobi flexed his hips and retreated nearly all the way out of her body, tearing a whimper from her lips.

In September, the U. S. is believed to have launched at least 21 such attacks, an unprecedented number and nearly all in North Waziristan.

It is found in nearly all the published speeches of him who now addresses you.

To be a student is to be in a state of constant transition, with nearly all evidence of one's presence wiped away at graduation.

It was the beginning of nearly all that we now understand by modern art.

But so far nearly all of these cases appear to have been filed by Chinese complainants against Chinese companies.

Nearly all the athletic venues are clustered in the heart of the city and connected with its super-efficient public transportation systems.

But when nearly all the questions at Ye's news conference focused on doping, the feisty teenager in her bubbled to the surface.

Nearly all dealer vehicle financing would be shut off within a day or two by the banks and the finance companies.

The scope and character of these papers have been hushed up, or at least minimized, by nearly all those who have inspected them.

The video was just a tad longer than our class period, and I know for a fact that nearly all the kids went home and watched the end.

It had been raining hard for a week . Nearly all the flowers in my garden were washed away.

To be sure, nearly all players in the global economy have grappled with the question of how open borders should be.

And they do nearly all their communicating in writing, a medium in which it's particularly easy to be misunderstood.

Nearly all their mass is made up of hydrogen and helium, giving them compositions like that of the sun.

And having already bought out Colnaghi's share of the drawings, he took nearly all the gallery's stock with him.

much of it is the result of our own thinking, but nearly all of it has been accepted with little or no examination or consideration.

They were nearly all composed during the same twenty-five years of his mathematical studies. They fall into several groups.

It was a very big moment and I felt a lot of satisfaction as I was already so tired and nearly all of my muscles were painful.

In ancient societies, nearly all work seems to have been of this type.

Given that virtually every stock went down in 2008, nearly all buy recommendations turned out to be, at the least, premature.

Although nearly all countries publish an essential medicines list, the availability of medicines at public-health facilities is often poor.

In nearly all cases, the sites did not sell insurance policies online, but rather served as a means for easy comparison and referral.

Some of your community have more access to it than others, but nearly all of you are not aware of it.

The molecular basis of histocompatibility is a set of transplantation proteins that decorate the surface of nearly all human cells.

On a whim I walked the length of the train: Nearly all the computers were Apples.

Commonly referred to as regexes, regular expressions are a feature of nearly all modern programming languages.

It provides nearly all the energy to the Earth, and solar heating of the atmosphere affects weather all over the globe.

but nearly all these special cases could be remedied just as effectively, more flexibly and with far less potential harm, by unionization .

Unfortunately, nearly all have suffered arrests, beatings, firings or criminal prosecution, and justice has never been done.

A fund pays out nearly all of the income it receives over the year to fund owners in the form of a distribution.

We were nearly all agreed when Howard had to have his three pennyworth and start the argument all over again.

New Orleans has been shrinking since the 1960s, but slowly, so nearly all of the loss can be chalked up to Katrina.

Nearly all schools are government-operated, but there has been a recent increase in privately funded English language schools.

The insurrection had abruptly built barricades with one hand, and with the other seized nearly all the posts of the garrison.

Temperatures in the parts of the solar atmosphere are high enough to decompose nearly all molecules into atoms.

Had he done so, he would have received nearly all the powers he wanted, and he would have been seen to act legally.

Nearly all have accused him in no uncertain terms of being a child rapist.

The Asian Games are the major Pan-Asian sports festival in which athletes from nearly all Asian nations are allowed to compete.

Why don't woodpeckers get a headache from banging their heannouncementsthereforest wood nearly all day?

A couple of centuries ago, nearly all the world's accumulated learning could be contained in the heads of a few philosophers.

Nearly all on the ship looked up to him as their leader.

white blood cells, to attack bacteria and viruses like a flu or cold. One medium oyster provides nearly all of the zinc you need for a day.

Over nearly all that immense time, Earth's appearance would have changed very gradually.

By the beginning of the 2000s, nearly all the top names from Soviet science were working outside of Russia.

Within moments, dozens of Chinese, nearly all young women, had come out to form a circle around her companion on the mission, Wang Lei.

He was the leader of the French army; and France was at war with nearly all the countries around.

But when he gave back, he gave it nearly all back, and it's still paying dividends.

Once upon a time in the immense Russian steppe, lay a little village where nearly all the inhabitants bred horses.

Also, nearly all advertising was eliminated for the Zales brand as the company was preserving cash.

Nearly all the self-made billionaires I interviewed told me they had faced contempt from people born rich, just as Mr. Chen had.

How can India taut other nation a failed state, while itself is at the bottom of nearly all the development indexes?

They were nearly all less than a year old.

Nevertheless, nearly all analysts rate the company a 'buy' or 'strong buy, ' with an average target of about $657 a share.

Speaking to reporters in the UK, Gove noted that nearly all advanced nations begin foreign language instruction at the age of five.

She said nearly all applications received by the Bureau are approved.

Nearly all the children like to read comic strip.

Editing on computers is so much easier than editing physical film that it's how nearly all movies are now cut.

His is one of the personal tragedies that, as we shall see, are incident to nearly all industrial and economic progress.

Older Norman : [narrating] Now nearly all those I loved and did not understand in my youth are dead. Even Jessie.

And with the global recovery so weak, nearly all countries have been complaining that their currencies are too strong.

He had reportedly said that he would re-establish Tonghua "under the name of Chen" and lay off nearly all the employees.

The banks investments are nearly all in securities issued or guaranteed by the British Government and quoted on the Stock Exchange.

He's been very restless all day and he was awake nearly all last night.

More than 60contracts between private firms (nearly all of them foreign) and Congo's state mining companies were to be reviewed.

The list of nations includes the United States, Japan, India, Thailand, Belgium and many others, covering nearly all the major continents.

Nearly all passenger vehicles sold in the U. S. ran on some form of petroleum, usually gasoline.

But what happened in Honduras was an isolated incident. Nearly all Latin American elections now are free and fair.

Nearly all the students and the teachers were hardened fighters and between them they worked out tactical problems.

The company said nearly all of it was captured.

Nearly all of them require hefty financing, which is not easy to find in Washington or in any state capital these days.

Under Mr Gref the bank has become, by nearly all measures save ownership, a modern financial institution.

Architecture is, in quite a profound sense, the subject of nearly all feature films.

The country's State Grid utility, he said, is larger than nearly all U. S. utilities combined.

And nearly all the time, these people had no obvious sign of herpes infection while they were actively shedding virus.

The children are taught by their class teacher for nearly all lessons.

The reason is quite simple. Nearly all the news has perhaps been heard or read by you in Chinese in one way or another ahead of time.

It is the law in nearly all US states that bodies are not to be touched until the medical examiner (or a deputy medical examiner) arrives.

he recently informed the company that he plans to pay for nearly all of the machine in December.

Father Christmas: Today, Father Christmas is an imaginary figure, but nearly all young children believe in him.

For the first time, Python developers had a single place to turn for (nearly) all contributed third-party modules, packages, and tools.

My annual work outside has brought my footprints to nearly all over the nation in 30years except for Tibetan, Inner Mongolia and Macao.

Duopoly A situation in which two companies own all or nearly all of the market for a given type of product or service.

The decline of these tiny plankton will have impacted nearly all sea creatures and will also have affected fish stocks.

If you were dropped at a random point in America today, nearly all the food around you would be bad for you.

The capacity of the human brain is sufficient to interpret nearly all the stimuli the senses can register under optimum conditions .

One change might be to force nearly all derivatives trading, and even the repo market, onto centrally cleared platforms.

Nearly all the kids at Camp Quest say they find it comforting to be surrounded by others who share their lack of belief.

Over nearly all that immense time - 4. 5bn years - Earth's appearance would have altered very gradually.

On the whole, the percentage of voters is very high, nearly all over Lebanon, something that we have not seen for a very long time.

Instead he found that nearly all galaxies were moving away from us, and the farther away they were, the faster they were moving.

Recent surveys show majorities in nearly all countries think it is time for U. S. troops to leave Iraq and Afghanistan.

Nearly all the judgements made on children are of this type, so we get into the habit early in life of thinking that all judgements are.

Part of the problem arises from decades of failure to invest, in nearly all parts of the world, in basic public health infrastructures.

Nearly all the singers sang very clearly and looked comfortable on stage.

Gradually, nearly all the beads migrated through the ratchet and into the upper part dish, leaving clean water below.

GCC performs nearly all supported optimizations that do not involve a space-speed tradeoff.

Because the interior of Australia is one great desert, nearly all Australian cities lie within a few hundred kilometers of the ocean.

In it, Samuelson showed that the same method could be applied to nearly all problems in economic theory.

Thus , for domestic purposes the usual cleaning methods, are the best available under nearly all circumstances.

The sun can be said to be the source of nearly all energy, and in the absence of the sun'sheat and light, no life could exis to nearth.

Western culture has at least some presence in nearly all nations of the world.

Nearly all the clandestine factories have minimal safety standards and fatal explosions are a regular occurrence.

For upwards of twenty years, impressionism flourished as the dominant style of painting in nearly all countries of the western world.

Nearly all of the viruses identified so far are H1N1, the agency said in a posting on its Web site.

Nearly all segments of the mar ket have been affected, although traditional carriers and hotels are bearing the brunt of the slowdown.

The private sectors of the US, UK and Ireland are now providing nearly all the savings needed to cover their huge domestic fiscal deficits.

Michael Kors, the designer, has worn jeans, a T-shirt and a black blazer for nearly all eight seasons of "Project Runway. "

Today, Father Christmas is an imaginary figure, but nearly all young children believe in him.

Nearly all these machines look as if they could lose weight. They have truly become too big for anyone's, including GM's, good.

After 16 years of normalization, we've come to the stage where we've developed the relationship in nearly all aspects.

Nearly all of the young people in and around Pyongyang spend a large part of each year practicing and performing.

Strict rules of communication went into effect; nearly all refueling was completed in silence.

In nearly all systems it will be necessary to store water in covered tanks between the source and distribution points.

Scientists have long known that nearly all the cells in the body have the same genetic makeup.

The state law bans smoking in nearly all indoor public places but does not prevent cities or counties from enforcing tougher measures.

Nearly all the kids are in school; the Christmas vacation is still a couple of weeks away.

In an insulating material, nearly all the electrons will return to their normal position instantly the high voltage is removed.

New research reveals that nearly all fights between romantic partners can be distilled into two fundamental complaints.

Disinfect effectual , send to the sick body to be effective while being other to nearly all virus , bacterium.

Nearly all Bravado's turnover used to come from sales at concerts. Now about half comes from retail stores.

Currency stability is now the pre-eminent monetary policy objective in nearly all jurisdictions.

Nearly all the pupils found chemistry especially difficult this term. After the exam, they felt that they were on the same boat.

This was particularly evident on a commercial street where nearly all buildings collapsed towards the steer.

What do you think of the phenomenon that beautiful women take up nearly all magazine covers?

Four independent controls offer flexibility to integrate nearly all subwoofers with the main speakers and the listening environment.

He said: "There are many people from relatively low income families in nearly all of our grammar schools. "

Nearly all fungicides have led to the evolution of new resistant strains of plant pathogens (Gould).

In addition to lidocaine, nearly all the local anesthetics have been shown to have this effect on neuromuscular blockade.

Men held more of the jobs lost in nearly all the nations where executives were surveyed by Accenture, a management consulting firm.

Nearly all elections are now free and fair. The big exception remains the gerontocratic dictatorship of the Castro brothers in Cuba.

Nearly all the children in the study had bleeding in the brain and retinal hemorrhages.

That's what I thought, too. But now I have to pay nearly all the money for the room.

The strike halted nearly all public transport and has also hit schools and hospitals bringing central Athens to a standstill.

Nearly all of his Cabinet appointments seem likely be confirmed without much serious contention.

a collection of written scrolls (containing nearly all of the Old Testament) found in a cave near the Dead Sea in the late 1940s.

Google earned roughly $300 million a year in China, nearly all of it from advertising.

In 1914 the British Government immediately ordered the dispatch of nearly all the Army's aircraft to France.

Huawei notes that nearly all countries require police access to cell networks, including the U. S.

The quake and the tsunami cut off the plant from nearly all communications in the crucial early hours, an eyewitness told the Journal.

That sent shudders through the market over how nearly all of a storied Wall Street firm's value had evaporated.

The sauna is an inseparable element of Finnish diplomacy throughout the world. Nearly all Finnish embassies have sauna.

It was a high-quality event, and demonstrated a vibrant society, with more than 200 progressive members, nearly all independent.

Nearly all of them have already raised part of it, the way baristas seed the tip jar to guilt others into ponying up.

Her claim (unsubstantiated, as are nearly all the statistics in this book) that 90% of deaths in war now are civilian looks high.

Besides its use as a refreshing drink, one can read in nearly all reports also of its usage as a remedy.

But nearly all of our relationships involve some form of negotiation.

Outside Mexico, nearly all cases of illness, and all deaths, have been detected in people with underlying chronic conditions.

Foreign portfolio investments are also important for nearly all firms operating extensively internationally.

know pretty nearly all the secrets of her married life.

Every American today is exposed to low levels of the metal, and indeed nearly all children have measurable levels of lead in their bodies.

Nearly all of the surviving ancient Greek and Roman statues are made of marble.

Compared with nearly all the previous extinctions this would be fast-track.

Some believe that already, nearly all positions taken on stock exchanges for agricultural raw materials are purely speculative.

So he raised a great army, and make war upon the other states, until nearly all of them were forced to call him their King.

Detailed information is given on nearly all A-level subject overview, academic requirements, Higher Education choices and suggested reading.

However, in nearly all cases, mandatory minimum sentences are symbolically severe as well as being inflexible.

My classmates had different backgrounds, native languages, interests, and goals, but nearly all of them had a love for reading.

Nearly all components must deal with events, either as an event publisher or as an event handler.

With nearly all the votes counted from the parliamentary elections in Hungary, the centre-right party Fidesz has won a landslide victory.

Macau and Monaco, which derive nearly all of their gambling revenue from tourists, do not make the list.

In short, for nearly all of its recorded history the South has been ruled by violence, or the threat of it.

Nearly all of it would go to the richest 1 percent of Americans, people with incomes of more than $500, 000 a year.

Nearly all intermediate swimmers think they are exhaling correctly - at least, that's what they say when we ask them. Do they? Very few do.

Nearly all problem components offer helpful information for each of the above problem determination steps.

Nearly all TV in the USA is commercial, and programs are interrupted every quarter of an hour or so for advertisements.

Penicillin drugs, which cured nearly all bacterial urinary-tract infections several decades ago, are now much less effective against them.

Fossils were displayed all around, and meteorites lined the shelves. Nearly all 345 items up for bid were available to touch.

On Monday, Kasab sat impassively as the court in Mumbai found him guilty on nearly all of the 86 charges against him.

By nearly all analysis, tariff cuts proposed by the European Union (EU) would amount to no real increase in market access.

Nearly all recalled being in a store when their child threw a tantrum and feeling that onlookers branded them as bad parents.

Nearly all participants chose to see the face.

A unique range of high-quality fiber optics -fiber performs, drawn fibers, cables, assembly and components for nearly all applications.

Nearly all participants drank black tea regularly, on average drinking over a litre a day.

In nearly all areas with large and sustained outbreaks, the majority of cases have occurred in people under the age of 25 years.

But as I get more experienced (okay, older) nearly all of this development work is done in Photoshop.

Nearly all the top US film critics gave the film positive reviews, heaping particular praise on Jack Nicholson's portrayal of McMurphy.

This book covers nearly all the important topics on language teaching.

Nearly all, 94 percent, believed they could achieve a balance between a satisfying professional career and a gratifying personal life.

Nearly all of the students finished their homework at the end of that day.

As with nearly all performance related questions, this difficult question to answer without resorting to experimentation.

With Nintendo, nearly all of their commercials contain people of both genders and of all ages.

Nearly all Costa Rica's exports to the United States already enter tariff-free under the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI).

Nearly all of humanity shares your predicament: If you don't get what you want, you suffer.

Going around the fair is like chancing upon Santa's helpers and discovering they are nearly all Chinese.

Nearly all of the national network operations offer services for the interconnection of computer networks.

Nearly all are in the early stages, and it's too early to tell which method will win out.

The program can be installed on hard drives, USB sticks, floppy disks and nearly all other rewritable media.

Marked differences were found in nearly all craniofacial regions except that the mandibles have fairly normal size and shape.

This, in turn, provides additional outward pressure that makes nearly all of the gas in the outer region flow away from the black hole.

by 1992, nearly all of urban China had been incorporated into special economic zones open to private enterprise and foreign investment.

Nearly all the laws and decrees promulgated against the Jews bear his signature; his name is indelibly connected to the Holocaust.

The potential losses could exceed revenue over that period at nearly all the banks analyzed by the Journal.

One diver consumed nearly all of this gas on the way into a cave.

Nearly all of the best scholars are profoundly changed by their experiences in doing research and writing about it.

Nearly all university presidents conduct themselves like corporate titans, with salaries, perks and entourages to match.

Nearly all the damaged facilities were repaired by the harvest, which peaks this month, Garcia said.

That will help offset declining conventional production with nearly all companies reining in capital spending.

Nearly all Chinese, rich and poor, have access to TVs and the advertising that comes with it.

Eventually nearly all the charges were dropped, and the presiding federal judge apologized to Lee for government excesses.

His mistake all along was to promise nearly all Americans something for nothing.

Then in music history, nearly all great composers, Bach, Handel , Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, Beethoven and many more, left great choral works.

Nearly all of the skin samples contained "sunburn cells, " abnormal cells associated with ultraviolet-induced DNA damage.

if your parents were together nearly all the time, then absence may simply be beyond your experience. Being a couple means being together.

Nearly all of the jobs that are coming back are "replacements" of previously cut positions, not new jobs, market experts here say.

A public uproar followed South Korean President Lee Myung-bak's April deal with President Bush to resume nearly all beef imports.

Nearly all downloadable music stores offer only unprotected and standardised MP3 or AAC formatted audio, which can be played on any device.

At the beginning, nearly all deny the accusations.

Nearly all of the designated successors to the nation's highest post lost their lives to persecution or were detained under house arrest.

Nearly all the classes in the java. util. concurrent package use atomic variables instead of synchronization, either directly or indirectly.

It prohibits nearly all life except algae and a species of bird that thrive on the algae.

Hence, nearly all your players must be no more than normal mentality and on low closing down.

The majority of the revolutionaries of the older generation, nearly all Han, were toppled, including myself.

Nearly all the strategists expect stocks to outperform bonds, especially Treasuries.

illustrationTransactions are a necessary part of nearly all business interactions.

It turns out that nearly all software vulnerabilities are caused by a relatively small set of common mistakes.

Bycatch is a major consequence of nearly all fisheries, though some gears are more selective than others.

The policies have already impacted investors' confidence, sending nearly all property shares down Wednesday.

Nearly all behavior problems are perfectly normal dog activities that occur at the wrong time or place or are directed at the wrong thing.

Nearly all the people reported the existence of ghosts in the certain areas that the scientists had previously researched.

Nearly all the major groups of animals around today had their start in that global explosion of new life forms.

Still, nearly all of the company's exports are settled in dollars, according to Mao Xiaohua, a manager at Shanghai Flying Horse.

At the limit of its stroke the plunger fills nearly all the space in the cylinder.

Thee-book lists nearly all the single-word prepositions and most of the composite prepositions.

The financial crisis is affecting nearly all businesses, including car dealers, fast-food restaurants, and retail stores.

Shenzhen Tenglong Logistics Co. said nearly all Japan-bound goods that it handled were being inspected.

Disturbances were reported from nearly all parts of Syria, including in the second biggest city Aleppo.

These calculations also help scientists determine the mass of black holes, which lie at the center of nearly all galaxies.

Since nearly all pages show whether a user is logged in, this type of caching is not interesting to us.

Red skirt, leather jacket, typical smile. . . . . . Barbie Hsu took her effort to lead nearly all topics to the brand she endorsed.

On nearly all the key issues that so worry secular liberals, most of them now express mild views. Women should have full rights.

Nearly all the example touchpoints and Java classes mentioned in this tutorial are part of the AIDE distribution.

Carlos Ghosn, the chief executive of Renault, says the French carmaker is investing nearly all its money in emerging markets currently.

In its earlier form, the Jell catered largely to expatriates; today the wine club's members are nearly all locals.

Risk aversion across asset classes has meant nearly all markets -- with the exception of precious metals -- have fallen.

Nearly all sectors of officialdom are riddled with graft, from neighborhood cops to district bureaucrats to state ministers.

Nearly all these machines look as if they could lose weight.

The arrangement gave Wang full control over his stake in the corporate entity that accounts for nearly all of Tudou's revenue.

Although there has been a lot of AVL tree libraries available now, nearly all of them are meant to work in the random access memory(RAM).

A century after America's founders conceived their agrarian democracy, nearly all their descendents still lived on small farms.

A century after America's founders conceived their agrarian democracy, nearly all their descendants still lived on small farms.

With a DC pension, nearly all the risk is passed to the employees.

Nearly all species roost during the day (in caves, crevices, burrows, building, or trees) and feed at night.

The mountain crown nearly all by was the volcanic ash which around 12000 years erupt and floats the crag to be composed faint yellow.

For those that rent, nearly all tenements have loans, which will also be written off.

I know pretty nearly all the secrets of her life in the past.

Nearly all the doctorsreport that it helps identify young patients with depression or suicidality.

Actually, these activity descriptions provide nearly all the guidance you need for any program.

Sydney's Harbor Bridge, one of the most famous bridges in the world, looks so beautiful. I have decided nearly all the details to climb it.

The two also invented the powerful algorithms which power nearly all the searches on the internet.