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Nearly every kick seems to send the ball knuckling, slicing or hooking past the goal.

Nearly every driver who passed during several recent traffic sessions smiled, seemingly thrilled to see that Du Du was there and in charge.

Nearly every man who develops an idea works it up to the point where it looks impossible, and then he gets discouraged.

More than any other Kindle before it, the Fire is an initiation into an ecosystem where nearly every service is provided by Amazon.

Such is the problem nearly every scientist faces when trying to communicate her or his research to the general public.

Within a decade, the strategy had been adopted in nearly every country in the world. It worked. In fact, it had a dramatic impact.

From the moment it was announced, Nine was a film that nearly every actress wanted a role in and was willing to audition for.

Building upon the last chapter, we are now ready to explore and face the mistakes that nearly every beginning investor makes.

Nearly every society has very strict laws concerning espionage, and the penalty for being caught is often death.

Mr. Saverio says that nearly every client asks him to create a ready-to-wear line for everyday wear.

"Liverpool have got two or three top players and a really good team with international players in nearly every position, " he said.

In 2008, when nearly every other strategy lost money, it was one of the most profitable trading tactics, according to market participants.

In fact, an anxiousness to be thought of as a sincere person and a good administrator is present in nearly every edict. . .

With operations in nearly every corner of the planet, Exxon always seems to get a seat at the table when big projects arise.

Nearly every text field on an Android device can be filled with a few words from your mouth, and it works surprisingly well.

I especially appreciated the authors' obvious desire to give readers options for nearly every aspect of the building and finishing process.

The United States already measures at the top or close to the top of nearly every global measure of economic competitiveness.

Suddenly, it feels like the early days of personal computing, albeit computers are now deeply ingrained in nearly every aspect of life.

I began swimming in 1966 and for the next 35 years I started nearly every length of freestyle with my left hand.

Nearly every major manufacturer, including Mercedes-Benz, BMW, and Porsche, now has at least one hybrid model in its lineup.

Nearly every aspect of the father of modern Turkey's life was freighted withhistorical significance, and his upper lip was no exception.

A centralized banking network could fulfill nearly every information need a malevolent dictator might have.

Nearly every time he reads the newspaper or watches television about the sad state of the economy he gets into a blue funk.

Glioblastoma is one of the most aggressive brain tumors, killing nearly every patient within two years.

And inflammation is at the root of nearly every chronic disease, especially those impacting the brain and the heart (1).

A new superbug from India thought to be resistant to nearly every known antibiotic poses a global threat and has spread so far to three U.

In nearly every server application, the question of thread pools and work queues comes up.

Without vaccination, nearly every child in the United States would likely be infected at least once with rotavirus by age 5.

Now, nearly every open source Java project uses Ant. A great number of companies use Ant for internal projects as well.

Even the wealthy are feeling the strain. In the boat slips of Barcelona, "For Sale" signs hang on nearly every moored yacht.

Nearly every seasoned musician, it seems, has been shocked by an improperly grounded microphone or stiffed by a promoter.

Back in the days before Microsoft Windows and the Apple Macintosh, nearly every software product had a different user interface.

As well as the company's space-based vehicles, the runway is designed to support nearly every type of aircraft in the world.

She said Majerik, whose husband died in 1999, gave her "enthusiastic feedback about nearly every man to whom Orly had introduced her. "

DISPLAYED in nearly every government office in South Korea is one of two stunning landscapes, sometimes both of them.

Nearly every component can operate in different states - off, sleep, idle, active to name a few - consuming a different amount of energy.

Nearly every disease process responds favorably to any therapy that effectively increases cellular oxygen content.

She goes out with friends nearly every night. Then she gets up late, and rushes to work late.

The medieval city lost tens of thousands of citizens and nearly every building to heavy Anglo-American bombing near the end of World War II.

On the outskirts of nearly every smaller city around the country, housing projects are going up and commanding rising prices.

Nearly every work is important in its own way in terms of James's cultivation of the theme.

Nearly every site has a concept of a user account, registration, and identity.

In nearly every case, your simple desire to help, converted into action, produces the good sought.

In nearly every effort to "stabilize" the price of a commodity, the interests of the producers have been put first.

Secretary to be a necessary job, helping their bosses to deal with many daily grinds, which exists in nearly every office.

Sometime between May and September, nearly every town in Malta explodes into a noisy and colorful celebration called a festa.

Tom goes out to parties nearly every weekend. I am not as much of a party as Tom.

Nearly every couple in the room is so afraid of a dispute, so unable to compete, that they let the treasure drop.

His father and I were with him nearly every hour.

Do you want to see the animals from nearly every part of the world in just one place in one day?

'Women across nearly every income category give significantly more than their male counterparts in many cases, nearly twice as much. '

He appears on the television nearly every night in the popular series "Law and Order" , in which he plays a wise and tough prosecutor.

Nearly every night his garden is broken into and quite a few apples have been lost.

Belden has manufacturing capabilities throughout Asia, North America and Europe and a market presence in nearly every region of the world.

As though to torture them the more , an unexpected crush of vehicles appeared at nearly every intersection .

Apple fans are an expectant bunch, and one thing or another has gotten their hopes up nearly every year since the death of the Newton.

At the time, King John of England was in the habit of making a road out of nearly every path he walked regularly.

XTC makes changes in nearly every game file, thus installing any other mod or script will most likely lead to an incompatibility.

Nearly every guesthouse and restaurant displays casings and fragments as decoration, luring in visitors on the war-tourism circuit.

During nearly every pick, Perkins and Garnett were allowed to hold and push defenders.

On Sunday, more than 30, 000 jobs were posted on USAJobs, the Web site on which nearly every available government job must be posted.

In nearly every case, I built a simple user-mode test program that you can use to explore the operation of the sample driver.

Nearly every home, outside the few small bustling areas, is the beginning and end to a private hike that can go on for hours.

The Games have grown in scale to the point that nearly every nation is represented.

They do that for a specific reason, because nearly every one of all ages, races, and creeds buy Nintendo products.

A year later, nearly every state officially marked the day.

In nearly every startup that fails, the proximate cause is running out of money.

I used to go out nearly every night but I decided to knock it on the head because I couldn't really afford it.

Over the next five years there will be national, multiparty elections in nearly every country in SSA.

By using a variety of regional feedstocks for refining cellulosic ethanol, the fuel can be produced in nearly every region of the country.

And for that matter, nearly every hotel I've stayed at has also had issues with Wi-Fi.

In our new plutonomy-an economy dependent on rich consumers-it seems that nearly every industry is out to cater to the top.

Nearly every Sunday morning he would give speech in one of Chicago's black churches.

Nearly every lighting manufacturer, including large companies like Phillips and GE, is racing to produce its own LED products.

It's been the basis of the entire computer economy -- PCs, mobile phones, Walkmans to iPods. It's changed nearly every aspect of our lives.

Keep in mind that these figures translated into dollars change nearly every month as the renminbi appreciates against the dollar.

Gambling is a popular activity domestically, with some form of gambling being permitted in nearly every State.

We've had some steps nearly every weekend so I think we will be keeping up, for sure, and maybe coming a bit closer too, sometimes.

Meanwhile, the number and the combined wealth of individuals with at least $1m surpassed precrisis levels in 2010 in nearly every region.

Nearly every significant low, high and breakout had a Fibonacci time relationship with another price landmark that followed.

burnt down nearly every building in London.

previously the industry had complained of boom-and-bust cycles with the credit having to be renewed nearly every year.

And within a few years, nearly every English household had their own tree in allegiance to the monarchy .

The creative shaping process of a technologist's mind can be seen in nearly every artifact that exists.

Looking around the world, nowadays nearly every huge country is strong in The equipment manufacturing industry(EMI).

By 1900, almost every house had a clock, and nearly every well-dressed gentleman wore a watch on a chain tucked in his vest pocket.

Nearly every year for more than a hundred years, it's looked like this in the summer.

Eventually, nearly every segment and sub-segment of the On Demand Operating Environment will include interoperability standards.

They said Sir at nearly every second word: it made one feel sick to hear them.

These two simple words will have a very lasting effect for the rest of the season and will impact nearly every single character.

Dr. Markowitz, like nearly every other leading scientist in colon cancer genomics, is an author of the new study.

And if design concepts from the YCC catch on, it could mean a shakeup is in store for male-dominated design teams in nearly every industry.

Getting enough sleep can affect nearly every aspect of our lives, from nutrition, to concentration, to general mental health.

Nearly every part of this week's chart energy is designed to intensify your personal relationships with others.

Joblessness, foreclosures, and high inventory hamper recovery in nearly every corner of the state, with rare exceptions.

Examples of man's artistic genius stand on nearly every street. Dozens of museums and art shops wait to be explored.

Great efforts have been made to stretch the Hirst brand to reach (nearly) every pocket.

House prices are falling in nearly every region in Britain, amid fears that next year could be disastrous for the property market.

For 100 years, nearly every car has been powered by an internal-combustion engine running on gasoline or diesel fuel.

At the president's insistence, his staff has examined nearly every untried option, and rejected them all.

Nearly every poem he wrote is filled with a sense of nature's reality, her beauty, her threat, and the meaning she has to man.

Nearly every Samoyed dog in the West today has ancestors that were used to explore the Arctic and Antarctic.

Evidence shows that smoking harms nearly every organ of the body.

Stress is the great pretender, mimicking or contributing to nearly every ailment imaginable.

Nearly every coaching client I've had has come to me specifically for help getting paid to be who they are.

In nearly every failed startup, the real problem was that customers didn't want the product.

Smoking is a harmful habit that negatively affects nearly every organ in the body.

Nearly every morning father would do gardening first, then he would read morning newspapers.

In parts of Paramaribo and towns in the interior, Chinese food stores can now be found on nearly every block.

Young and single, Ron spent nearly every evening and weekend working on his marimba, determined to get it right.

This process takes place with nearly every request in a web application, and it is an integral part of the domain.

Replicas of Yunus's program have spread to nearly every part of the globe, including Africa, Latin America, even Harlem.

Nearly every elderly patient with multiple medical problems will have the potential for one drug interaction in their regimen.

Additionally, CBM templates are available via IBM Global Business Services engagements for nearly every major industry vertical.

MDG Monitor tracks progress toward the MDGs in a number of categories in nearly every country in the world.

Today, Braille is in nearly every language around the world.

Nearly every toy or other item children ask their parents to buy them can become the object of a goal-setting session.

One NASA scientist told BBC News that some scientists believe that nearly every star has Earth-like planets orbiting it [source: BBC News].

Nearly every brand has realized that integrating social elements into most or all of its marketing programs is essential.

Nearly every switch supported by a command has two forms: a short (one character) form and a long form.

During the era which has now come to a close there have beenestablished in nearly every Bible land new bodies of the Protestantfellowship.

If we keep on going like this, we'll rule out nearly every option or idea for diversifying our energy supply.

Nearly every individual who participated in the decision to use the bomb had his own motive.

In this example, but since they get used in nearly every program, I tend to include them first and ask questions later.

Clearly, gender inequality has a higher toll on women's health due to the discrimination they face in nearly every culture.

Cooking oil is practically sacred in China, where nearly every recipe requires a wok to be filled with it.

My professor was researching how Polynesian seafarers discovered and settled nearly every inhabitable island in the Pacific Ocean.

In the early 1930s nearly every employable person in some of the South Yorkshire villages was on the dole.

With the vote -- and over time -- legal and political equality for African Americans has produced gains in nearly every walk of life.

His body was carried from New Orleans to Philadelphia, and nearly every platform on the trip was met by a memorial delegation.

Ms. Shi hits pricey city shops nearly every week, spending $150 or more at a time.

Besides, nearly every block has several chimneys for the heating system, which makes the whole city immersed in thick columns of smoke.

Of course, the same argument would be true for nearly every other investment class.

Subversion: This longstanding open source version control system is available for nearly every operating system.

Lead is a systemic toxin that affects nearly every organ system in the body.

The French were also the least optimistic on nearly every other question posed by Harris.

What's unconscionable is that nearly every one of those deaths could be prevented for as little as $1 (or more) per child.

Many tore down traditional homes and uprooted venerable trees to build concrete dream houses using nearly every square meter of the plot.

today it leads in nearly every category, starting with its stock.

RON WAGNER: "Nearly every major manufacturer is represented and a lot of minor, smaller ones. "

Already very old in Egypt, Osiris was identified with nearly every other Egyptian god and was on the way to absorbing them all.

Digital information about nearly every aspect of our lives is being created at an astonishing rate.

Nearly every civilization has its own equivalent to the proverb " No pains, no gains. "

The foundations for nearly every major discovery of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries were laid in Italy.

Furthermore, synchronization is familiar to nearly every Java developer and works on all versions of the JVM.

The next day they visited nearly every house in the village.

A comparison between the two images reveals flooding on nearly every river system.

Outside of Asia, nearly every region of the globe saw the number of IPOs completed fall by double-digit percentages.

Nearly every newspaper, radio and television channel now runs blogs and updates them faster than any individual blogger ever could.

We debate and discuss nearly every major international issue in both bilateral dialogues and multilateral meetings.

Why not, he's killed off nearly every major Spidey villain so far, why stop now?

I haven't played a Blizzard game thus far where I was frustrated with the inability of the game controls to meet my nearly every need.

After all, consistent returns in good and bad markets are the selling point for nearly every hedge fund.

While nearly every processor and programming language supports floating point arithmetic, most programmers pay little attention to it.

Nearly every street corner has a computer parlor with computers available for a fee.

it works nearly every time. When we disagree, he clams up, stands back, and lets me trip over my own feet.

Nearly every movie theater, however modest, had piano or organ to provide musical accompaniment to silent pictures.

Star Wars has leaked into nearly every subculture since its premiere in 1977, and steampunk is no exception.

Mr Rogan details the slow encroachment of European imperialism into nearly every corner of the Arab world.

With his impulsive playing technique, the young Franz Liszt wrecked nearly every piano available to him.

This form of cooperative alliance has been the basis of nearly every great fortune.

Nearly every tournament, a team manages to make a surprise run to the quarter-finals or semi-finals.

Together with other regulatory agencies, these bodies make rules that affect nearly every business and consumer.

He is so famous that nearly every young people knows him and takes him as a model.

Nearly every commercial application uses information read from data sources of one type or another, usually through data binding.

The tell-tale sign of bad trouble on the horizon is the skyrocketing prevalence of obesity, now seen in nearly every corner of the world.

Nearly every term, the Court decides one or more cases involving conflicts between federal regulations and state laws.

You will begin to master the subject when you start identifying the conceptual errors that exist in nearly every textbook.

Nearly every human tested has traces of phthalates in his or her body, and women are most highly exposed.

Art exhibitions, some featuring risky hidden political messages, open nearly every week in Yangon, Myanmar's main city.

Nearly every large library in the country now has a computerized catalog, and most of those catalogs are on the Internet.

In nearly every arena of political life, group relationships have replaced person-to-person relationships.

hot-tempered My boss is so hot-tempered that nearly every one of us has been critisized by him.

Despite the great advance made in nearly every field, but. . . remains the same as it was.

Today transistors perform many different functions in nearly every type of electronic equipment.

An ARM chip, and its cousins, may soon be embedded in things beyond nearly every cellphone.

Nearly every levee in metro New Orleans broke open, flooding 80 percent of the city and many areas of neighboring parishes for weeks.

xCAT allows imaging, kickstart, autoyast, iscsi, and stateless for nearly every enterprise Linux distribution available.

The Sherpa have played crucial roles as guides, porters, and climbing partners on nearly every Everest climb in history.

They found variation patterns that correlated with geography in nearly every continental group.

Nearly every page is stamped "highly confidential safeguards sensitive" .

On Saturday, on one side lay Yingxiu, where nearly every building had been flattened by the earthquake five days before.

Ratings and reviews by peers have become a driving force in Newegg's design and populate nearly every page.

As with nearly every other industry, shopping sites have increasingly used social media to promote their wares.

Nearly every airline sells more seats on each flight than it actually has on the airplane. Why? Because people just don't show up.

Nearly every civilization had dolls, little weapons, toy soldiers, tiny animals and vehicles.

For women, conservative slacks are as acceptable as a skirt or dress, according to nearly every court official I interviewed.

Gnuplot is a freely distributed plotting tool with ports available for nearly every major platform.

Xandra has been trained and has had experience in nearly every calligraphic hand -- and she specializes and excels in pointed pen.

Processed foods, very high in salt, trans fats, and sugar, have become the new staple food in nearly every corner of the world.

And ever since, nearly every President and Congress, whether Democrat or Republican, has attempted to meet this challenge in some way.

The Members ended up passing a $300 billion bill in which nearly every crop, from corn to sugar, won subsidy increases.

If the new rules had kicked in before the crisis, nearly every major bank world-wide would have needed a thicker capital cushion.

In nearly every 22-minute episode, the music swells in the 19th minute, any conflict gets resolved, and a tidy embrace ensues.

But the book also challenges nearly every assumption about American education.

Nearly every prop used in the show is an exact replica.

Storms and tidal surges are nothing new to this country where many are killed nearly every year.

Nearly every basement has something that will project past finished surfaces.

Curry ranked in the top-five in nearly every statistical category among rookies.

This development proved so popular that nearly every modern ventriloquist now carries a dummy of their own.

Chart Industries offers a solution for nearly every cryogenic application on the market today.

On nearly every substantive issue, Obama scaled back American goals and expectations.

Nearly every rule that might restrict business development was changed or removed in Shenzhen.

Today, men are confronted with new styles in nearly every aspect of their lives, from shampoo to shoes.

Relationship between central and local government is regarded as a core problem and concern in nearly every country in the world.

The music industry is acutely susceptible to believing in saviors - only to get disappointed nearly every time.

Nearly every production-quality application needs to use resources.

Unfortunately, as has been the case with nearly every point here, the Chinese citizen is still relatively poor.

But nearly every company affected by supply disruptions will develop long-term plans to reduce risk.

Nearly every company that won a license in the C or F blocks in the 1994 auction either went bankrupt or was bought by a larger firm.

Nearly every business has a woeful tale to tell.

Nearly every American is aware that Type A people are impatient, driven and easily moved to hostility and anger.

China invested $15 million and managed nearly every detail of its exhibition.

The potential has driven nearly every major pharmaceutical company to start an RNAi program.

Meanwhile, China's global export market share has grown rapidly in nearly every regional market.

Nearly every weekend, she and her husband drive 60 miles to the nearest Barnes & Noble for a long browsing session.

Nearly every college student grew up as an only child, and it's easy for them to be selfish and wayward, Sun said.

Something common in nearly every ColdFusion application.

Data centres are essential to nearly every industry and have become as vital to the functioning of society as power stations are.

In nearly every instance, the customer thinks that nothing noteworthy has changed.

The ruling NCP won nearly every seat in the north; many of the main opposition parties boycotted the poll.

Hu, however, breaks the mold in nearly every way but one: his devotion to the party.

That is enough to power nearly every other media site they control to the #1 position with the right mix of articles on the home page.

Emerson's work has influenced nearly every generation of thinker, writer and poet since his time.

Our differential probing systems are well suited for nearly every impedance test.

Trace levels of PCB's are found universally in nearly every species of land and aquatic animals tested.

Gradually, nomadic tribes in Central Asia cut off nearly every contact between East and West.

And hot spots of civil strife and conflict, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, mar nearly every region in the world.

Nearly every village in England, has its own cricket club.

With the exception of U. S. Treasurys and the dollar, nearly every type of investment was hammered.

And civil strife and conflict, sometimes brief, sometimes sustained, mar nearly every region in the world.

It certainly has. Over the past 5 years, Peter has been expanding throughout the country, selling franchises in nearly every state.

And it appears to be happening across nearly every industry sector.

Women can and do compete well in nearly every sport and draw as large crowds of plying customers as men.

In general, ReiserFS outperforms ext2 in nearly every area, but really shines when it comes to handling small files.

Mango is sprinkled with delightful animations on nearly every screen.

Red stars still light up at night over the Kremlin and Lenin statues populate nearly every town.

That's why nearly every company is battling to sway opinion among potential consumers.

In nearly every case, Safari 4 was much faster than any of the other browsers.

There, they depend on agriculture -- and nearly every farmer grows maize.

Joan: Oh, I remember him. He broke nearly every bone in his body, right?

During four one-week periods over consecutive school terms, the kids wore the ActiGraphs nearly every waking moment.

Ann used to be frightened of water, but now that she's learned to swim there's no holding her and she goes swimming nearly every day.

Nearly every report contains a short narrative that summarizes the traffic that's included in the report.

I hand-picked nearly every piece of decor in this place.

"Nearly every night a spectrum of Titan is taken with IRTF, " Schaller explains.

I was over at Lisa's house nearly every day, and we did something as a family at least once a week.

Americans are volunteering in every region of the country, and in nearly every part of the world.

Nearly every house was destroyed, the cattle slaughtered and the grain carried off.

Nearly every large economy has plans to win global market share and create green jobs.