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If we were not all so interested in ourselves, life would be so uninteresting that none of us would be able to endure it.

He did not say what was taken from the companies and said not all of the other names on the list were accurate.

But there was not all that much follow-through. The Gulf War was over, and the energy problem looked like it had been "solved. "

Performance as an effective means of advertising the potential of its own and does not all developed.

Once I started using Flex, it was great to see that I could use most, if not all, of the approaches to writing software that I was used to.

"Nobody should have any doubt: whether you vote for us or not, all of your lifestyles and beliefs are a matter of honour for us, " he said.

Mom: Not all things are useful. It's up to you. If you think it isn't of much use, you may throw them out.

All this leads some to argue that the Japanese system is not all that different from the American system.

That it is not all that important for him to manifest it is not necessary, but it is in the order of things.

Not all the news was bad. The report said the rate of pneumonia in adults after surgery decreased more than eleven and a half percent.

Understand you, so you do not have to think the world propaganda. After all that not all of the length of the column can be clear.

I realise not all cyclists are bad; just a few months ago, I saw one stop at a red light.

Whether we like a particular piece of news or not, all we have to do is to sit in front of the tube and let it happen.

He thought they had more time to reflect on things and were not all that easy for his right-wing critics to stampede.

"I think some that watch tennis, some not all, actually enjoy it, " she said. "Though there are a few who go way over the top. "

But if one of the pumps fails, they may still have to make a call: not all the valves can be remotely controlled.

Even though TV does seem to meet the criteria for substance dependence, not all researchers would go so far as to call TV addictive.

At the outset, he said the group was planting several seeds, not all of which would flower.

Take care while fishing! You know not all the children can swim.

It was not all that easy today but I'm going to go out there all the time do my thing and show the world that I'm probably the best.

"We wanted to put it out there that it is not all negative in this part of the world, " Mr Okere says.

It was not all that long ago that fear would have taken over, and reluctance felt at the thought of the repercussions of stepping out.

But she said it also carries a message that humans today are not all that different from their prehistoric ancestors.

The least stressful job, according to the study, was that of a bookbinder--though not all bookbinders would agree.

Not all the libraries outlined above will be up to date for you to build GIMP on your Linux distribution.

However, not all email applications can display formatted messages, so some of your recipients may be unable to read the messages you send.

Unfortunately, not all countries have implemented the " passkey " part of the process as well as they might have done.

It may be that we view the bad consequences of drinking as not all that bad, and not that likely to happen.

Of course, the company is not going to have to make good on all that insurance: the underlying securities are not all going to zero.

Too much of our budget would be drained and not all that much sales revenue would be generated.

I shall also examine some of the theories and beliefs of other scientists and theologians, not all of which concur with my own.

I wish you could understand me that it is not all my fault. I know that you blame me of the matter happened between your father and me.

The world is not as tidy a place as it appeared to be before the second world war, but not all modernist housing was a failure either.

A further study on the principal orientations of strain changes before the great shock shows that they did not all point to the epicenter.

However, it is not all the city capitals that are able to be operated, nor do all the market means that can be applied to city operation.

But not all conglomerates are under the same sort of pressure as ITT to break up, and many are flush with cash and hunting for acquisitions.

Please note: not all sessions are offered at all centres. Please contact your local centre to confirm that your preferred date is possible.

Yu herself acknowledges that she did not present all of Confucius's ideas, because she feels not all are relevant to modern China.

Not all the deals are that specialized, obviously, but I do think there's been a real decrease in the quality of the deals available.

"It's just not convenient for my son's work. And considering the locations, the prices are not all that low, " she said.

Lord Lamont later argued that he was not all that wrong in the light of subsequent statistics.

The cop caught him in ten minutes -- it seems to me the guy was not all there.

This is not true, but I have no doubt that the rumor was put forth by some Sirians, that are not all that advanced yet.

The housing market in many -- though not all -- Chinese cities seems to have nearly ground to a halt.

We cannot choose whether to have siblings or not. All we can do is to make the best of the situation with which we are presented.

It's not all that warm yet, but I think all of us in Seattle are ready for sun on a more permanent basis.

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

Going by the western definition of it, quite a few, though certainly not all, might qualify.

Compared to which, our earlier alibi of "to be rejected" , even though it is not all that agreeable in itself, may appear more tolerable.

How will you find out for yourself the truth of the matter, not all the romantic values, you know all that stuff, I don't have to.

Not all exceptions can be automatically processed; sometimes the only way of dealing with a failure is through human intervention.

While it's easy to blame your parents for your thin hair or balding scalp, not all causes of hair loss trace back to genetics.

They rightly point out that American conservatism has always been a broad church and the battle is not all one way.

And the president's spokesmen, if not all his economic advisers, insist he won't raise taxes on families making less than $250, 000 a year.

The discovery that super massive black holes are at the core of most, if not all, galaxies was one of the Hubble's greatest achievements.

Although Beijing rain today, but I still feel a good mood, because today, not all day, sina, is with me!

But Bean was not all that appreciative. The Greek military would, of course, put them in hiding and protect them carefully.

It would be harder because most of these banks are now publicly traded companies. But not all that hard.

That was the frist time I realized that friend' location in my heard. maybe . . . that only a part of me in my life not all.

Therearchersresearchers say many, if not all, people likely have these antibodies, but do not always produce or use them efficiently.

But there is more here than meets the eye, even if it does not all come out in the details of what the President wears on Sundays.

The Wall Street Journal has a piece today declaring happiness is not all it's cracked up to be.

Since the 1960s the amount of fertiliser used by farmers has increased sixfold, and not all of that extra nitrogen ends up in their crops.

Not all of it is valid, but it is often worth giving some thought to how others see you and what you can improve.

I wasn't at the laughing stage yet, but I had always been aware of, and not all that uncomfortable with, my own mortality.

Coming from someone who's consistently blacklisted limits from his life, I can fervently tell you that they're not all that bad.

Judge: Of course not. All right, in the matter of the trash can and the shoes, I find you guilty, and you are a bad dog.

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

However, not all contacts have been made out of a desire to help you, and some have taken advantage of your beliefs that they were gods.

Perhaps, although it's not all that clear that they were less happy than their counterparts in less autocratic societies.

That's not all. After that I sat down working at my computer.

Not all of these techniques are necessary in every instance, but I know I'll always be using at least two or three in any given situation.

I attach here my picture for you, though I am not all that photogenic, i hope you wouldn't mind. for you to see what i look like.

Yet, there was an air about him that was not all of pity--that had a flush of pride in it.

We bare it down to the basics because love is really what marriage is all about, not all the extraneous material stuff.

I'll be one of those athletes who've achieved what they wanted, but you know it's not all about the gold medal for me.

It is not all that hard to conceive of a situation in which the borrower would end up paying a total interest rate of 8 per cent.

Although many have been able to return to the countryside, not all are lucky enough to have homes to return to.

Like a sense of humor, sportsmanship is an English ideal which not all Englishmen live up to.

It is not all that unusual for a child to have four parents and eight grandparents.

"Not all of it, " said the manager of the office at once. "Some of it grows in your own time. "

It is not all to do with America: the euro zone is a mess and manufacturing everywhere seems to be slowing.

Unfortunately, it has not all been helpful, and I believe that some of it has had a very negative impact on me.

Or so he thought. The Sunwell's energies had been dispersed, and yet not all of its essence was lost.

Note: Not all process interactions and data flow among the processes are shown in an effort to make the diagrams more readable.

I knew that my people were not all like that, and I had, indeed, come to a fine parish full of understanding and loving people.

Not all of these will apply to any given idea you might have, but three or four should apply to pretty much any concept you can think up.

A second lesson is that the benefits to a small country of being part of a big currency union are not all they were once cracked up to be.

Parenthood, however, is a state which some miss by chance and others by design, and a vocation to which not all are called.

Meanwhile, those that have bought investment banks are not all finding it easy to meld the cultures.

Meanwhile, those that have bought investment banks are not all finding it easy to meld the cultures.

"Not all of them are true, " he said, adding that the ministry had been in close contact with the US over the matter.

Believe not all that you see nor half what you hear.

To think, I used to value myself and my importance in this life so highly, but the truth is, I am not all that important.

A computer program used for creating presentations, it is not sexy, not all over the news, not at the cutting edge.

Not all Chinese companies are shady. But investors are right to ask: How do you know which aren't?

Not all the details are clear but the plan seems to do too little to help Greece, and too much to help the banks.

Not all that shift can be attributed to the movement out of the snow belt, census officials say.

Not all films are made to tell stories to be shown in theatres.

Being alone with her memories was not all that happy for her.

Say not all that you know, believe not all that you hear.

The contents of a tuple do not all have to be the same type, but one special construct is of a tuple where the first value is an atom.

Also take in mind that not all tile types have spaces between them and need to be a way that they will be connected graphically.

Not all b-school applicants are quant superstars with a few years of Wall Street experience under their belt.

You do not, all the same, have to be a football fan to think that United's current state is a shabby advertisement for capitalism.

He was found hanged June 4 in Bangkok in a reported case of autoerotic asphyxiation, but that's not all that needs explaining.

But if it were all so easy, why are we not all swallowing glasses of worm eggs at breakfast?

Had not all the other places refused her because she did not know something or other?

He is an earnest, intelligent person trying to rescue a country in crisis and that's not all that hilarious.

If they really do not have the sentiment, naturally can divorce, but is not all day to you said are bewildered speech.

Not all sections are relevant in every use-case definition, and any of the sections can be combined (or omitted) in a real working document.

Heart has several banks at least. Not all people can cross easily. In ice-cold season, what I passed is the same life.

May: Well, thank you, but it's not all that hard to do , you know.

Not all the customers are interested in financial details and therefore these should not always be communicated.

"Not all of it, " said the manager at once. "Some of it grows in your own time. "

'It's not all about the walls and the floors, ' said the general manager, Kamal Naamani, who previously ran a Fairmont hotel in Dubai.

Patients are, though, still able to hear the dentist's voice because not all sounds are filtered out.

'When matters of this kind occur, not all of the processes between the governments are played out in public, ' Mr. Tanner said.

Some, but not all, religious groups label it a sin, but most also ask parents to love and support their gay children, the film notes.

"Well, perhaps not all of them, " I said carefully, and cast about in my mind. I thought of my aunt Maud and her reminiscences.

Not all my business school knowledge has been used so intensely. I have used it simply to understand discussions around me.

"Not all China girls are bad, Ma, " I said, thinking about my friends back in Shanghai.

Of course, not all programming problems are about constraints -- or at least that is not always a natural formulation.

As you speed through the cities of the outposts, blowing stuff up is not all you'll have to worry about.

This gives a bit of overlap to the face so that not all the parts move at the same rate.

The commodity booms are pumping unprecedented amounts of money into many, though not all, of the countries of the bottom billion.

And some of them are sort of mimic traits that we associate with women, though nowadays we realize that not all women have those traits.

The point is, now what happens is, when you start filling a lattice, but it's not all the same, right?

He said that Yemen is not all airport operators had problems for decades, is still safe.

We hope you were able to resolve most, if not all of your problems after reading this article.

He's certainly done a lot of training this week - not all the training the other lads have done, but a lot of it.

But it does get to the point that not all of the 1 million women are going to be informed that they sit in this high-risk group.

She says, that is not all right, do you think you fasten me with a silk scarf?

The objection seems to be that not all embryos created by IVF are then implanted and brought to term.

To be sure, not all students and teachers have yet been reached; but it is only a matter of time.

Not all effective logos need to attempt to be this type of clever or creative design, but they can be very powerful in the right situation.

Not all of our agenda passed, so we had plenty of ammunition for the last two and a half weeks of the campaign.

Not all will be perfect for everyone, of course, and I'm sure that you'll have a few ideas of your own after reading this list.

Though not all bad, these added chemicals may be the reason why homemade scrambled eggs taste so much better than McDonald's.

Some, but not all, parts of the Shabab seem to be looking for help.

on the Internet to find the translation of the wherever you website translation of each sentence, those who do not all errors and omissions.

"There were a few leading the charge, but plenty of us ordinary students were joining in as well and we're not all anarchists, " he says.

That could further complicate a recovery that already is not all that it seems.

Obviously, deep insight in the supply chain is needed here to understand whether or not all replenishments are on schedule.

"Not all the recovery money has been put to work yet, " said the labor secretary, Hilda L. Solis. "We're making progress. "

Not all played in that remarkable finalagainst Bayern Munich but they formed the core of a swashbuckling side thatgrew up in Europe.

By Wednesday, access to the sites appeared to have returned to normal -- searches for some terms, but not all, were blocked.

Unfortunately, not all the habits that we have are good, that's why we are constantly trying to improve.

Having a guest list that resembles the crowd at a sporting event is not all that unusual.

The findings are not all that staggering as it can be largely attributed to the growing realisation that death is coming close.

The event is one of a number of important anniversaries in 2009, although not all will be the subject of official celebrations.

The tyres' performance level fell away on the dry track so they were not all that effective when it got really wet.

It is not all that difficult to modify the document with general purpose tools like a text editor.

And the central , but not all- important role of competition and survival of the fittest, shrinks just a little bit to make room .

But not all of them found it so easy to ask for help.

Not all medical doctors are like this, but I use the stereotype as an illustration.

So a drug might be able to kill some but not all of the cancer because each cell is a little different.

Suppose your boss tells you that it is possible that not all items in an order will be shipped at once.

In which she sees that perhaps it is not all that sure that things are going so badly for this woman.

Not all the body parts have been recovered, and LaFreniere said forensic evidence and DNA were used to identify the victim as Jun.

In many, but not all, applications the seismic isolation system is mounted beneath the structure and is referred to as 'base isolation'.

Not all children were given back to parents [if they survived] or to representatives in Jewish organizations.

Anything that reduces energy use is to be applauded, though not all initiatives live up to their promise.

Not all friends will be able to help but those who truly understand the material will probably be better helpers than parents.

there were two fish. Normally not all the fish are alike in size, so there was one small, and.

Not all carbohydrates seem to have been created equal.

Not all of these elements Imentioned may be a part of it, but there are enough clues to make a compelling suggestion.

But not all heart attacks cause chest pain, and chest pain can stem from ailments that have nothing to do with the heart.

Not all software will see the sort of dramatic speed-ups that Folding@home has achieved with these alternative processors, Dr Pande admits.

Think of money earned by hard toil in this flower parents, to what has not all learned to arrive at finally. Hey . . .

Notice that this pop-up view lists only artifact-level requirements, not all of the requirements for the artifact.

But not all of these pledges will survive the budget cuts that the next government, whatever its colour, will have to make.

Clearly, the hobbits and wizards of "The Lord of the Rings" are not all that Mr Jackson has up his cinematic sleeve.

But a new balance of power, not all that different from the previous one, is emerging.

The company said not all recalled vehicles are affected by the issue, but all possible units are being called back as a precaution.

And that's not all -- sunflower seeds are one of the best sources of phytosterols, a compound known to lower blood cholesterol levels.

Not all animals are as lucky as Tender-Heart and I are in having such a loving and caring human companion.

This last party is larger than it has any logical right to be; Children, like adults, will not all be virtuous if they are all free.

He also began to develop super powers, not all of which he used responsibly , since he was a troubled kid.

The news this Fashion Week was not particularly good, Mr. Kalenderian said, and yet it was not all bad.

You can't expect him to be able to do it, he's not all there.

The negative reaction to the Y's rebranding suggests that non-profit outfits are not all that good at emulating business even when they try.

Some TVs that are supposedly Energy Star compliant are not all that "green" in reality, so you have to look beyond that label.

The technical quality of a bid is not all that matters.

"They're not all frauds, " Mr Bolton said. "I think this will turn out in hindsight to be a fantastic opportunity. "

Before I jump in with a string of acronyms and funny words that not all readers might be familiar with, I'll start with some quick basics.

Maybe not all, but at least a few techniques can be practiced each day.

In front of that this, all sewage have not all carried on processing to discharge?

For the humanitarian responders, a precise number was not all that important.

However, not all the time do not know.

it indicates that some conversion might be out of range because not all the source values are representable as Target type.

Even with these security measures in place, not all code that passes bytecode verification should be allowed to run.

It's not all that convincing, really, yet sites are reporting that Blizzard has confirmed or revealed their fifth title.

But not all the game's protagonists seem ready to look like office workers.

It is not an obvious choice of dress for a first lady at a state dinner but then not all first ladies have Carla Bruni-Sarkozy's advantages.

Not all Americans have the luxury of being able to explore alternate means of transportation.

Leaving fantasy world for the button-down politics in Sacramento was not all that big a step.

The beginning is interesting; however, I have seen this beginning used before. It's not all that unusual.

Yet, depending on the nature of your project, not all of these techniques will be appropriate for your unique situation.

Not all that much, more or less what I told her.

Not all these traits are being developed by genetic engineering, because in many cases scientists do not know what genes to use.

This may sound quite complicated; a closer look shows that it is not all that difficult.

Good design for security is not all that different from good design for software quality.

No matter how big the profits of the stock market, stocks are not borrow money, should not all the money invested in the stock market.

In a time of crisis, he asserted its intrinsic authority in a variety of ways, not all of them popular -- or even legal.

The image of Gen- Xers as social drop outs has been exaggerated by the media and is not all that fair.

Some of that, though not all of it, will need to be quickly shed.

The point is, be specific when dealing with application vendors -- not all financial services are the same.

Not all software that runs on Linux is free in either sense of the word.

Cavity and the suction centrifugal pump tube filled with water does not all the air, turn off the export pumps. Warm water pump to the end.

Let me begin my speech with a replay of scenes familiar to most, if not all, of those present here today.

Thousands of years of selective breeding have produced extensive genetic changes in the plants and animals we eat, not all of them good.

Work is not all that matters in life, he mused; people wanted more time with their children, green spaces and "love and compassion" .

And that's not all. Mr Wang says the trend for pollution has been down in the city for some time.

That matters: not all entrepreneurs start up in their garages with money from "family, friends and fools" .

I am not mean to hold back the words that had been hidden in the bottom of my heart , but not all of the pain can scream.

The government's defenders say that at least not all the money is being stolen outright.

Did you know that in many countries (if not all) people with red green color blindness are unable to obtain an aircraft pilot's license?

Standing near the shores of the Mediterranean, the 23-year-old, gun slung over his shoulder, concedes it is not all over yet.

Some of the kids with autism had many extra neurons, but not all had brains out of the normal range for weight, as would be expected.

"While much of the first-year ice melts in the summer, not all of it does, so we can't be sure it will melt at the Pole, " he said.

Not all buoyant objects ride the surface, as the water pressure from above varies with water depth.

Note: Not all waiters will know this and they still may ask you if it's okay to clear your plate. At least you appear classy.

Not all is wolfed down by the pupils, though - some ends up in the stomach of the resident dog.

But he said to them, Not all men are able to take in this saying, but only those to whom it is given.

But beware, for not all love stories end happily. As you may find out, sometimes love pricks like a thorn.

He neglected to mention that the examined life is sometimes not all that wonderful either.

But what this means is that, although the public now accepts the need for intervention and peacekeeping, the support is not all that solid.

Most, if not all, of these events will be ripples, sometimes waves, on the surface of the water.

Not all hunger is a sign of want of food; not all ambition is a sign of power to carry it out.

"Not all students need this kind of education. After all, we are university students, most of us know about sex and love, " he said.

"Despite the dark policy backdrop, not all is bad, " said Joachim Fels, head of global economics at Morgan Stanley.

Not all behaviors can be learned on your own. Sometimes it's useful to enlist the help of a trusted friend.

Not all that the Reversionaries stood for was born from a naive infatuation with simple cultures and native peoples.

Happiness is not all money in the bank, fast cars and designer clothes, but family, friends and the beauty of nature, a study has found.

They do not all refuse to walk together with him, though their step is very difficult to cohere.

Do not all you can ; spend not all you have; believe not all you hear, and tell not all you know.

Part, if not all, of a planned levy on miners' super-profits could be diverted to such a fund.

She's not all grown up yet! The tot keeps company with her cuddly teddy and holds tight to a pacifier during a March trek around Vancouver.

Not all upgrades will have visuals, though we are trying to add as many as we can without making it too tedious or convoluted to tell.

These do not all have to be in the US, half or better is fine, but you must not use a bots.

Not all the assemblies the program depends on have been generated into native format, or those that have are not registered correctly.

Not all the content will be directly relevant to your tastes and in fact some of it will be completely irrelevant to you.

Though some specifics of security can be part of the policy, not all the security requirements need to be part of the policy.

This might be a bit misleading since not all photos will be from China.

Life was not all that complicated, if you want, you might say I was looking for something.

Note that this popup view lists only artifact-level links, not all of the links for the artifact.

though an extreme example , the notorious case is unfortunately not all that uncommon.

Not all that much - except five months ago, I was wrong. This time there is a chance I may be right.

I'm glad I went because you realize how much these films mean to them and they're not all nutty crazy Star Wars fans.