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We could consider that free will and just call it a day, but there's plenty of reason to believe the story isn't so simple.

The workout: with no distractions and plenty of blood flowing to your brain, walking workouts are a great time to let the mind wander.

There's plenty of light to see things by, yet in the am it has stayed the same as in previous years.

Military fo South is all modern up to date equipment with plenty of food, fuel, ammunition.

But Mr Bush was responsible for setting up the President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief and for making sure it had plenty of money.

It seems to be a part of our culture of plenty, even though wastefulness is always discouraged.

When you've had plenty of time, the worlds money, the manpower, . . . how much more time do they need?

We won't really know until after the Olympics, and then, no doubt, we'll have plenty of learned analyses about it to tell us what to think.

It is always useful to have plenty of spare change with you because there are often long queues at the larger stations.

It will be winter, soon, but there's plenty of wood stacked up, and unlike the other sources of fuel and heat, it seems to be intact.

Passengers in the rear will find there's plenty of head and legroom, but sitting three-abreast might be a bit of a squeeze.

Unfortunately, there seems to be plenty of confusion about what exactly that means.

There was still plenty of money out there, though, and the best works continued to achieve high prices.

Although the precise mechanism of headache pain is elusive, plenty of things seem to exacerbate headaches in susceptible people.

We know from the comments of the last post that there are certainly plenty of Boomers who read this blog, at least.

He was damn good at his job, and I don't doubt that he's made plenty of money off of his considerable talents.

With all that extra downtime, you'll have plenty of opportunity to stretch your calves and strengthen your anterior leg muscles.

"It's not a good idea to bath baby every day. Two or three times a week is plenty, " she said.

We still have to be aware about holding on to the ball and controlling the game but I think there was plenty to be satisfied with.

Please use the west-side parking lot where there are plenty of parking spaces and very easy to get in and out.

"There was plenty of legitimate evidence against him, " he writes, drawn from diligent intelligence work and from his own boasts on video.

Bill Clinton entered the White House with plenty of brown hair remaining, but left it with an early version of his current snowy mane.

His snoring was like the plot of a good action movie, with plenty of rising action.

There were plenty of warnings, but you were lulled into a false sense of security.

Glancing around I saw plenty of other children doing as he was doing, trying their best to earn a buck or two out of the tourists' pity.

How the main content of the briefing is structured obviously depends on the subject, but a general hint is to use plenty of headings.

There is still plenty of improving in him because he never settles for what he has got.

He will also have plenty of opportunities to work on his public profile and strengthen his party, today something of a one-man band.

In the next two hours I'm sure we're going to hear plenty of testimony about how damaging having gay parents is on kids.

Fortunately, 8 seconds is plenty of time for a shot like this, as long as you begin the exposure when the traffic is moving.

He held the record, but there seem to have been plenty of other multicentenarians around at the time, including Noah and old Adam himself.

If I had a chance to save a while I think I could open a place that would give us plenty of money.

It was remarkable. We had gone out there assuming that there would be plenty of methane still there and the fact was that it was all gone.

Disturbingly, there are plenty of signs that we might well be prepared to do it to ourselves all over again.

I shall be your father, tomorrow--all the father you'll have in a few days--and you shall have plenty of that.

And today, as you mention, there are still plenty of migrants coming out of the countryside into the cities to look for work.

The most distinct characteristic of this form is the bright red hue that this trap takes on when it is exposed to plenty of sunlight.

Such a lovely face ! Plenty of room at the Hotel California ! Any time of year.

Calcium supplements and plenty of weight bearing exercise seem to help in maintaining bone mass.

If I break you in, I'll be doing plenty of your work at first. Suppose you begin at thirty, an' work up to the forty.

But Mr Obama has always been careful to leave himself plenty of wriggle room.

You may feel that college life is boring. We do not know how to deal with the plenty of spare time.

There are plenty of great applications on the Internet that make it easy to keep track of your growing contact list.

So. . . Everyone seems to have a new year's resolution, but plenty of you don't keep it. . . We'll this year, I plan on being humble.

Susan: That's not the point, you old cynic. Edinburgh has plenty of history and suchlike, not that you'd appreciate that.

And if you think about it, you'll quickly see that you have plenty of amazing things to be grateful for.

Developers will continue to see debates about the capabilities of each, including plenty of myth and misunderstanding.

"He looks as if he had plenty of determination, " he said, "but when you come down to brass tacks he has no backbone. "

Think about how much you'd miss all the things you have if they were gone, and it's easy to find plenty of reasons to be grateful.

To give Zell his due, the Tribune Company had plenty of problems when he took over, and shareholders like me owe him a debt of thanks.

The U. S. team, which came into the Olympics as the reigning world champions, made plenty of mistakes in the finals.

Taiwan is only able to produce a little coal and natural gas, but Taiwan has a plenty of water power, forests and fishery resources.

"I have plenty of time to exercise, but I'm too lazy, " he said with a sheepish grin at a Japanese fast food joint.

Away for a year of hard work, but also ushered in a new years, I wish you in the new year, the grand plans, plenty of money!

But at least having to adapt to both plenty and scarcity makes for a more versatile upbringing than one of remorseless overindulgence.

The cuisine here has always been rich: plenty of butter and cheese, often with a helping of french fries on the side.

The two saw plenty of action at Outpost Harry and as infantrymen spent a good deal of time on the front line.

Plenty of times in the imagination, one can turn back to when he made his debut at 16-and-a-half.

Collectivist societies tend to pop up in parts of the world, especially around the equator, with plenty of disease-causing microbes.

Anyone who wishes to see what happens when there is no such guideline in a falling market can find plenty of examples overseas.

There is, in other words, plenty to reassure them that it has actually been a good start to the season, however chastening this defeat.

Although it did not mount a landmark case akin to the prosecution of Microsoft, there was plenty of activity on Mr Bush's watch.

Go slowly when driving past animals. Give them plenty of room and be ready to stop if necessary.

He might be Superman to some, but his body is catching up with his age and he opted to get out with plenty of time to enjoy his family.

It may be hard to remember amid all the news of decline, but in plenty of areas, the United States is still the world's leader.

It's happened to me plenty of times during the early stages of my own photographic journey, particularly on my first trip to India.

Sade sings as if there are plenty of reasons to leave, and as if this conversation has happened before, maybe many times.

There was also plenty of debate taking place in various universities and cultural centres.

We got the victory because we had a great performance with plenty of spirit and technical ability, he said.

With plenty of Australian travellers shopping up a storm in the US, it's timely to remember how much an overweight bag can cost.

As the largest shareholder in many of the country's listed companies, the fund has plenty of clout and is increasingly ready to use it.

Expect plenty of fine leather with quality standards up to those of the company's DBS supercar.

You can travel really quickly, really efficiently and it's free, you know, you just hang on the wind, and there's plenty of it.

You're absolutely free to hang out with your buddies, party until dawn and find plenty of time for your personal interests and hobbies.

With the flyaway races complete, expect to see plenty of race drivers back in the cockpit, as well as their testing colleagues.

His book is a brilliant account of what happened and full of villains, heroes, fools and plenty of good ol' fashioned greed.

The energetic, cheerful animals had plenty of room to wow the audience with synchronized swimming, jumps, and even a little bit of dancing.

For viral infections, including stomach flu( gastroenteritis) and mononucleosis , the best treatment is often rest and plenty of fluids.

Eat plenty of vegetables, fruit, chicken, fish, cheese and eggs. You can eat as much of your favorite fruits and vegetables as you want.

Although boring training takes us a plenty of time, the dancing of every evening makes us very relaxed.

FOR years I have been trying to lend him of my plenty, but he has always steadfastly refused to put the bite on me.

And although Glasgow's Muslims suffer plenty of racist slurs and attacks, these seem to be milder than south of the border.

All this, of course, gives Bestor plenty of material for his Harvard classes on the anthropology of American food.

( Laughs) No! They could have used plenty of shots of me looking cool, surfing, but they had to use the one of me peeing up against a rock!

Having been a vegetarian, she was plenty mad at first and had to be force fed on her way to San Francisco's Barbary Coast.

The mere demands from financial market participants and corporate board rooms for more money and plenty of it do not make out the case .

Book deals with easy to understand, with plenty of example explanation of the Microsoft Internet API Function.

He is no longer in public office but plenty of men usually Listen to his advice.

(laughs slightly) Matthew Poncelet: I've been called a son of a you-know-what plenty of times, but I've never been called a son of God.

BEIJING -- At the age of 12, Zhuzhu seems to have everything a child could dream for -- plenty of toys, beautiful clothes and even a piano.

And although Glasgow's Muslims suffer plenty of racist slurs and attacks, these seem to be milder than south of the border.

All this, of course, gives Bestor plenty of material for his Harvard classes on the anthropology of American food.

( Laughs) No! They could have used plenty of shots of me looking cool, surfing, but they had to use the one of me peeing up against a rock!

In previous lifetime, you were, a miser. You lived like a pauper when you had plenty of money.

Get a comfy seat with plenty of padding and shock absorbency, and dropped handlebars that allow you to drop down in windy conditions.

Having been a vegetarian, she was plenty mad at first and had to be force fed on her way to San Francisco's Barbary Coast.

The mere demands from financial market participants and corporate board rooms for more money and plenty of it do not make out the case .

Book deals with easy to understand, with plenty of example explanation of the Microsoft Internet API Function.

He is no longer in public office but plenty of men usually Listen to his advice.

(laughs slightly) Matthew Poncelet: I've been called a son of a you-know-what plenty of times, but I've never been called a son of God.

The mere demands from financial market participants and corporate board rooms for more money and plenty of it do not make out the case .

Book deals with easy to understand, with plenty of example explanation of the Microsoft Internet API Function.

He is no longer in public office but plenty of men usually Listen to his advice.

(laughs slightly) Matthew Poncelet: I've been called a son of a you-know-what plenty of times, but I've never been called a son of God.

BEIJING -- At the age of 12, Zhuzhu seems to have everything a child could dream for -- plenty of toys, beautiful clothes and even a piano.

A plenty of the folks die of pneumonia and not being able to stand that sort of treatment.

As he had plenty of money he was able to help the poor.

Progress may be patchy, but at least the OGP's non-governmental members will be able to make plenty of noise about it.

There are plenty of women you could go out with. Just open your eyes and look around.

There is plenty of evidence to support the hypothesis that what used to be considered altruism is now a byproduct of daily life online.

Progress may be patchy, but at least the OGP's non-governmental members will be able to make plenty of noise about it.

There are plenty of women you could go out with. Just open your eyes and look around.

There is plenty of evidence to support the hypothesis that what used to be considered altruism is now a byproduct of daily life online.

There are plenty of talented drivers out there and I'm not about to let Nick Heidfeld or Nico Rosberg become the next top German in F1.

If all this sounds a bit earnest, don't worry: there will be plenty of fun in 2009 as well.

She had no spirit to dance again for a long time, though she might have had plenty of partners; but, ah!

There was plenty of room for me to pull out. You didn't have to stay in the lane you were in.

My house is home to plenty of technology, but I struggled to come up with anything that might be considered a historical object.

When he posted a list of ten short reasons why he had decided to move away from the political right, it attracted plenty of flames.

There was no other way to go. Margie had plenty of space in her home, and she loved the idea of having them close.

There was plenty of room for me to pull out. You didn't have to stay in the lane you were in.

My house is home to plenty of technology, but I struggled to come up with anything that might be considered a historical object.

When he posted a list of ten short reasons why he had decided to move away from the political right, it attracted plenty of flames.

There was no other way to go. Margie had plenty of space in her home, and she loved the idea of having them close.

"He probably came by boat with the traders, " Strachan said. "He had plenty of time and nobody knows what he did before he was 30. "

Lizette found plenty of berries and greens to eat, and good pasture for her horse, and no one to ask where she was going.

His implementation may have been flawed, but Palmstruch had done plenty of thinking, and central to it was the need for credibility.

The owner said the state and federal government already make plenty of money from taxes, why increase the fee as well.

But it does leave plenty of scope for argument about whether it is worth trying to do anything about climate change.

I'd used email since about 1975, and it seems to me that 15 years of email is plenty for one lifetime.

But it does leave plenty of scope for argument about whether it is worth trying to do anything about climate change.

I'd used email since about 1975, and it seems to me that 15 years of email is plenty for one lifetime.

As you can see, some of the information might be off. But I ran plenty of searches on this, and everything seems to work out pretty well.

Clearly, spending more than enough, to have more than enough, does not equal happiness. . . not even in the land of plenty.

The hours she' s chosen to work meant that she sees plenty of the children, but very little of her husband.

For others, getting pregnant takes plenty of patience and perhaps a bit of luck.

Plenty of iPad owners, including me, find it to be a fine e-book reader, and it has color and a touch screen, features the Kindle lacks.

Apparently, with plenty of space and no other howler monkeys around, there was no need to check on the whereabouts of their competitors.

Like many management books, "Behind the Cloud" contains plenty of the sort of jargon that turns off admirers of great literature.

Always walk in a pair of good-quality walking or running shoes that leave plenty of room for your toes.

Like many management books, "Behind the Cloud" contains plenty of the sort of jargon that turns off admirers of great literature.

Always walk in a pair of good-quality walking or running shoes that leave plenty of room for your toes.

Real-time detect the camera No. monitored, notes for the state of the equipment is plenty and easy to understand.

Here the word protein is referred to as animal protein, for many legumes, seeds and sprouts contain plenty of plant protein.

The character code is coming back in phase two in early July so you'll have plenty of time to check it out.

Since he thought that there was plenty of grass and water for his animals, he then walked away with his flock.

But there are plenty of reasons to suspect that at least some of these predictions will prove overly optimistic.

Iwould rather be a poor man in a garret with plenty of books than making who did not love reading.

More salient, perhaps, in a world mad for mineral resources, Central Asia seems to have plenty, especially oil, gas and gold.

If I merely want money the present system is all right; it gives money in plenty to me.

If I merely want money the present system is all right; it gives money in plenty to me.

If there was a wobble there would be plenty of buying on weakness because real estate is now regarded as a key part of the portfolio.

You don't want no competition, what you want is bad competition. And there's plenty of that out there.

Get plenty of rest and do not give your energies to any articles or individuals preaching the fear factor.

Springtime on Mars is quite a bit balmier than the planet's winter season, but it's still plenty icy near the Red Planet's poles.

Note that this book isn't a comprehensive guide to international finance - there are plenty of those available and this isn't one of them.

Initial discomfort soon gives way to a greater feel on the pitch, with plenty of room to improvise as you create space for a cross or shot.

There are plenty of women --- and men, for that matter --- who would be completely fulfilled in being allowed to be as lazy as possible.

Such a move could bring in plenty of cash, even if it does appear a bit, er, anti-social.

However, there was still plenty of debate about the size and length of the program, particularly in the past few days.

However, there was still plenty of debate about the size and length of the program, particularly in the past few days.

Victoria: But plenty of people will expect me to fail. And there are even more trying to take advantage of my youth and inexperience .

Include plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables and eat fish at least twice a week.

When you are out for a stroll around the city, you will definitely see plenty of neon signs for business promotion purposes.

He has plenty of cheek to ask for money from his wife everyday.

They left him in the camp with plenty of food , and with his two dogs, Skeet and Blackie.

Oh yeah, I found out that Alice gave you a knock-back but it's not the end of the world. There are plenty more fish in the sea you know.

There was also plenty of restaurants nearby for eating out in what seems to be a very safe and upmarket area of the city.

They had to call in a heart specialist. What did the doctor say? The doctor advised me to get plenty of exercise.

You could see that in our attitude from the start, as we created plenty of chances and kept the pressure up all over the pitch.

Although they are clear to see, it's easy to find plenty of hidden symbolic meanings in paintings.

But the skycrane has never been used before, and there is plenty else that could go wrong.

As New York hands over the fashion baton to London this week, there will no doubt be plenty of talk about recession chic.

Beijing has plenty of choices if it wants to ease policy. The quickest-acting option would be to let banks lend more briskly.

There's plenty of research showing that this is one of the best ways to trim your food budget.

They still have plenty of wear left. The children have been everywhere in them.

While he is around, and at 80 he still seems to have plenty of energy, it would be unwise ever to bet against him.

At all times give large vehicles plenty of room to manoeuvre and be ready to stop.

Honey she had in plenty out of her own hives, but treacle was what her soul desired, and Car had been about to give her a treat of surprise.

Looking at the crowds out shopping, you could be forgiven for thinking that everyone has plenty of money.

Mr. Maliki said he had plenty of evidence implicating other political leaders and factions, which he didn't name, in acts of violence.

But the sky crane has never been used before, and there is plenty else that could go wrong.

It's not easy to become a member of that club--- they want people who have plenty of money to spend, not just every Tom, Dick and Harry.

All that being said, outside of a handful of scenarios, there is still plenty of room for growth when it comes to social media.

Make it a point to get at least eight hours of sleep and plenty of rest.

So you see, it's not always the BIG, BAD, teenagers. Plenty of us are just confused about ourselves and are still figuring things out.

I didn't use the restaurant. Breakfast was not included in my rates and looked a bit Chinese to me - plenty of places down the road.

Good research requires, among other things, determination, plenty of hard work, careful observation, and a little bit of luck.

Airport Shuttle the next morning was on time and left us with plenty of time once we got to Pearson.

Wujiang rich rice, rainbow trout, known as the land of plenty known, convenient transportation and beautiful environment, outstanding.

It seems to me that she has had plenty of time to have finished the dishes.

Of course, I can't just sit on my hands and I still have plenty to do if I'm going to earn the image you see in your mirror.

All of these, and plenty of other tactics taken together, add up to a financial system that in some respects is running out of control.

There was still plenty of distance between them, but the ranger looked like he contemplated another step back.

You may have heard that Laura and I are going to have plenty of time next year. (Laughter. ) So we look forward to returning the favor.

So, if an extra planet did get cast out of the solar system, at least it has plenty of company.

Some also have plenty of liquidity: Harrah's has cash and unused bank facilities equivalent to two years of interest payments.

I've not seen the match yet, but we will have plenty of time to talk about this with him, when we reunite at Milan.

But the economy is still growing at 10. 1 per cent a year, and there are plenty of companies looking for cash to help them expand.

Pepe hasn't got to that stage yet but there's plenty of time for that.

The hotel has plenty of rooms ranging from single room to presidential suite; even walk-in guests are not to feel disappointed.

Toast . . . is busy with an old friend, working on another title in development, while still contributing plenty of ships and weapons to us.

Plenty, it seems -- much of it centered around the functions performed by the container.

You will have plenty of time to pursue your hobbies and pastimes, and work such as you know it now will eventually become unnecessary.

I screwed up more often than I should've, but I got plenty of second chances.

We still have plenty of time, so if there's some place you'd like to stop by, please don't hesitate to ask.

"We've got plenty of money andwe've got to do it, " explained Pat Brown, then the governor.

Scotland is getting ready to capitalize on something the country has plenty of: fierce, stormy waves.

But he insists the bank left plenty of room for error and that the deal remains "compelling" .

As you do due diligence, if you are really diligent you are trying to find everything that's wrong - and we found plenty.

For the reptiles, this time of plenty is all too brief.

The U. S. , which has plenty of individualism, is clearly testing that theory: Will an innate entrepreneurial spirit power up a bad economy?

To be sure, some jobs offer the best of both worlds: flexible arrangements with plenty of challenges and stimulation.

Jesus said, "Have the people sit down. " There was plenty of grass in that place, and the men sat down, about five thousand of them.

He took in plenty of velvet when he worked for the firm.

Of course, there are plenty of other countries where the children of immigrants sometimes win high office or where entrepreneurs thrive.

It has bought plenty already (see chart right), and a major goal of the last round, preventing deflation, has been accomplished.

Miskelly said the penguin appeared healthy and well fed, with plenty of body fat, and probably came ashore for a rest.

It had plenty of scope to do so, for savings ahead of the downturn accounted for more than half of GDP.

Above that plenty of examples, a language grammar system are complex and subtle place in ambiguity phenomenon often reflected in.

PROS: Low cost of living, affordable housing, a strong science-and-tech-based economy, plenty of outdoor attractions, falling crime rate.

The end of 2009 will bring you plenty of professional accolades , so it seems clear you will be able to turn things to your advantage.

In thrillers and detective stories, at least, there is still plenty of life in death.

There's plenty of high-end shopping, lots of good restaurants and a fair number of plastic surgeons to keep everyone looking good.

Once again, it's easy to register with USPS Web Tools, and there's plenty of documentation.

There was plenty of ice cream, jellies, cream cakes, and all that, but nothing savoury .

With plenty of risk events to talk about in the next few days, expected trading to remain volatile.

As it happens there are plenty of American companies that might nod in agreement, at least the ones who sell to Chinese consumers.

Though aimed at small fry, plenty of sophisticated investors would be in with a chance.

You can bear plenty; you're no weakling: you shall have a daily taste, if I catch such a devil of a temper in your eyes again! '

Now, having covered plenty of background, you're ready to start building your blog reader!

Visitor numbers are a bit special in that there of course will be be plenty of overlap between the websites.

Bolton lost more balls and after that it was a question of when we would score the second goal. We had plenty of opportunities.

He could have easily stayed at home, for he had plenty of financial resources to keep him from worrying about medical bills.

Likewise, the aim of the arts is to express the human condition. (Yes, there's plenty of overlap. ) Nerd culture strays from both of these.

"It's not a dating thing at all, " he said, adding that plenty of heterosexual(16) men were keen knitters.

A bad research report is not really a report but a deceptive marketing tool that lacks details but contains plenty of overstatements.

One unique feature of the When Money Talks, Listen! book is that it comes with plenty of examples to demonstrate the point of each lesson.

We ordered 5, 000, which seemed plenty at the time, but ran out after just a week.

We must not allow it to the next encounter obstacles Along the way, do not forget to eat plenty of fruit.

Of course, the fact that he can only muster this kind of focus when he's out of control shows that he has plenty of training to do yet.

But Mr Romney responded to Mr Obama's assertiveness in kind, with plenty of interruptions, finger-pointing and denunciations of his own.

Well, there are plenty of worthwhile places for you to see.

I think I should have no other mortal wants, if I could always have plenty of music.

You see, there are plenty of ways to stay cool on hot, summer days and ways to help keep the temperature of your home down.

Having plenty of cash reserves on the left (asset) side of a bank's balance sheet can help prevent such a crisis.

He has no imagination. I can unload plenty of cotton in the black market if he'll make a deal .

If you're trying to catch someone out, once they've done their spiel, ask plenty of difficult questions.

The bath was small - and that was a bit disappointing but there was plenty of hot water from the shower.

If you're one of the few, the proud, who specializes in this area, you're likely to have plenty of business in the upcoming years.