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David might have shot him first, but David had never before pointed a gun at a human being, let alone killed somebody.

The movies as well as the books of that era demonstrated a new materialistic attitude that America had never before experienced.

To be able to see a bit more of her time, he even began to have never before visited a small restaurant to eat lunch. . .

She had never before made any allusion to the flowers, and he supposed she had never thought of him as the sender .

But gravitational lensing had never before been used in such a precise way.

In the last few years, IBM has begun to open its foundries - and its research - to outside business like never before.

So much energy has never before been contained in a bottle. You had better not touch it, one can never know what consequences it might have.

He had always loved his children but he had never before realized how much he loved them and how bad it was that he did not live with them.

Believed to have been a great luxury, such a dish has never before been discovered in the former western Roman Empire.

Gene therapy has never before been used to treat a degenerative brain disease in humans and the success represents an important landmark.

Then I was out there alone on the road with a small animal that needed me to make a decision, one that I never before had had to make.

He gave a story to explain why in detail never before to see in terms of any contract signed.

There - I said I would not come near you; and, in spite of such temptation as never before fell to mortal man, I'll keep my word. . .

Well, the word had never before sounded as heavy, as real, as it sounded that afternoon in his mouth.

Never before have students had such a wide variety of resources to help them in their studies.

Maybe it will take a little more time for them, but there has never before been a time when understanding was needed so much.

When you come into a realization of the true nature of this "I" , you will enjoy a sense of power which you have never before known.

Never before had the world seen such a movement. It was a never-ending stream. Towns grew and villages sprang up almost overnight.

Since she had never before held elected office, nobody could be sure what kind of president she would turn out to be.

but with him it was different. He knew that he loved her, and he desired her as he had never before desired anything in his life.

The British were beginning to turn out tanks, planes, guns, and ships as never before.

Never before has the central bank made such a policy declaration for as long a period as two years.

Many of these proposals had never before been used in Egypt.

She was speaking with a power she had never before experienced, the words flowing smoothly from her.

Now as never before, there needs to be a comprehensive gathering of important details of that apartment.

Although he has previously explored such a "grand bargain" privately, he has never before laid out a credible formal plan for one.

Never before in the modern era has the largest economy in the world been that of a developing country, rather than a developed country.

To minimise the chance of her identity being revealed, Jessica has never before talked to a journalist. But now she feels a duty to speak.

I have been told that this degree of agreement has never before been achieved for a programming language standard.

Tess had never before visited this part of the country, and yet she felt akin to the landscape.

She sat down, thinking, for never before had she seen Cowperwood's face wearing such an expression of stern, disturbed calculation.

So, when Noah's insults to his mother, Oliver reveals the excitement never before.

Due to the great demand for Yoga all over the world teachers have been called for like never before.

To be honest, never before has any database vendor taken such a decisive leadership position in this benchmark.

In 30 years of farming, Brendle said, he's never before seen a chicken with four legs.

Over the next two decades, the world will see a burst of urban expansion at a speed and on a scale never before witnessed in human history.

Never before had I ever had such a feeling of sadness, which was, nevertheless, mixed with a sense of enrichment, fulfillment and happiness.

The idea was that modern warfare requires soldiers to think like never before.

However, since the start of the U. S. led invasion, the poppy fields are growing again and the opium trade is flourishing as never before.

Roy Hodgson may be a sound bloke and a thoroughly competent manager but he is under pressure as never before in his distinguished career.

Never before had he seen such a cold, steely determination in her eye -- such a cruel look of indifference.

Researchers at the National Institutes of Health gave six professional jazz pianists a few days to memorize a never-before-seen tune.

Now as never before, there needs to be a comprehensive gathering of importent details of that apartment.

In the long after death and sakura. "" never before flying feathers, during the excavation sites have been engaged in the work.

Never before in Europe has so much money been moved around the continent amid so much publicity.

Now this could be a good thing, it could be building connections between the home front, and the war front as never before.

In all the seven bygone years, Hester Prynne had never before been false to the symbol on her bosom.

Into her mind the sweet comforting spirit enveloped her more soundly, but with an urgency she had never before known.

Although the idea of donating organs for transplants was not new, never before had anyone stated the case as movingly as he did.

Pakistani soldiers and ordinary citizens are beginning to question it as never before.

The invention of printing about this time meant that knowledge could be recorded and shared as never before.

The speed of the microscope's cameras and computers allows researchers to see diseases like never before.

Most of these countries had never before experienced an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in their histories.

Although not a new species, scientists had never before seen such a large gathering of the deep-sea eels, Priede said.

Never before have buyers been able to know so much, so easily, about what they purchase and from whom.

Many central and local SOEs that were never before involved in real estate have been competing for a share of this booming market.

Never before have we had such an array of effective tools waiting for the political will and funds to put them to work.

For the four years writing the book, I had felt a sense of mission and purpose like never before in my life.

How about if the Apocalypse promised to result in a new age of enlightenment, a Heaven on Earth like never before?

Never before had the world seen capital flight on such a scale and speed, causing financial markets and economies to collapse.

Never before nor since has any recording and writing group ever developed and yet remained the same in the way the Beatles did.

But then he had to be strong, never before he won his past to the people said, you see only his slightly shy smile.

It was plain that he had never before considered the possibility that his bride-to-be might refuse him.

But to put certain feelings into words is not easy, especially when one has never before expressed them in words.

In this time of doubt, they look to the United States as never before for good will, strength, and wise leadership.

The Soviet State seems to be as firm as never before.

In Paris, jet'aime, prepare to see the city in a way you've never before imagined.

With cars rolling off assembly lines like never before, consumers began to demand a variety of colors.

Ms Rousseff had never before run for elected office. Her entire political life had been behind the scenes.

Never before have so many people around the world experienced such a rapid increase in their standards of living and wealth.

The moment when I am with you is the most beautiful moment I had never before.

I had never before seen such a display of genuine emotion from my countrymen.

But they had never before lost one of the Reapers, with its 66-foot wingspan.

Never before have I seen such a hard-hearted man as he.

If we do not do this, it may be a long time, or maybe never, before we are able to overcome this loss.

Not improbably, he had never before viewed himself as he did now.

Over the last decade, the Internet has brought about a revolution which empowers people like never before.

When I was suffering when the suffering, I think this is days Heng Huo, which had never before felt a fool, until the boys have told me.

I had never before seen him stripped, and he sight of his body quite took my breath away.

The world financial crisis put an abrupt end to the party and the system is now under attack as never before.

In creasing darkness will have begun to permeate the Earth plane, along with a cold never before experienced.

Never before had I followed instructions so keenly and completely, or for that matter trusted a relative stranger so quickly.

With a focus I had never before experienced I started working on my goals and moving towards them faster and faster.

Never before has there been such an extraordinary capitulation of the American consumer.

We beat the Amarr nearly to a pulp, we flexed our might like never before since the great revolution.

France will argue that this is not a campaign against Islam, but an effort to uphold its values when they are being tested as never before.

Never before have European central banks cut interest rates by so much in such a short period of time.

Never before has S&P placed the full faith and credit of the United States on "outlook negative" , highlighting the uncertainty.

Certainly never before had I had so much in my fist at one time. It was a treat to break a thousand franc note.

I had never before seen my work featured on the cover of a magazine much less the first issue and now I fear I won't see it again.

And for Australia, economically strong as never before, this is surely such a moment.

Never before has anyone revealed so much personal information in a scientific paper.

Angelina Jolie has made a career of portraying femmes fatales, though perhaps never before in such a literal sense.

WITH people heading for cities as never before, it may seem an odd moment to be announcing their impending demise.

The Australian Merino wool clip is now finer and softer, allowing for never-before-seen versatility in classic and fashion knitwear.

Never before have we planted so many trees and devoted so much to pollution treatment.

The answer has to be in another defining change -- an emphasis on technology to a degree never before seen.

Mr Kan remained defiant, saying: "Japan has never before faced a crisis like this. . . We are doing our utmost. "

Never before has there been a political party so whole-heartedly devoted to the interests of the people as our Party.

He had never before made such a serious mistake.

The sudden revelation, on the mere stepping outside a door, of such wonderful, such immense beauty had never before come upon me.

American history could offer no guide. After all, the country had never before had a civil war.

As we worship you today, please strengthen our relationship with you as never before.

Like a Pascha " seeks to find the answer to a question never before answered: why is sex so important for men? "

a machine that's liable to flay or burn or sear your skin in a never before imagined way. Not without a smile, of course.

Never before in human history did a beautiful human being come and claim to be God coming to earth to save us.

But never before have doctors known that the human brain can be 'pumped up' over such short periods of time.

And never before has it been so undeniable that mutually beneficial international institutions of cooperation are a vital global necessity .

The girl had never before that morning felt constraint in her father's presence.

During the whole of the following day, while her brothers were absent, she sat in solitude, but never before had the time flown so quickly.

So now be amazed, and listen to the tales never before told, as I unveil some of the mysteries from beyond.

week after you get your puppy (age 8 or 9 weeks), get him out one day a week to a new situation he has never before seen.

Never before have cadres confessed to murder on screen; and never since has this leader spoken frankly of his role.

Never before has health enjoyed such a high place on development and political agendas.

A new super-resolution microscopy technique is providing researchers with never-before-seen detail of a cell membrane.

I had never before ridden in a carriage nor even been out of the house.

The images give us a chance to see birds, whether common or rare, as never before.

They make it possible, as never before, to assemble, test, run, and maintain Java applications quickly and inexpensively.

But since we have never before encountered them, we are deluded into grasping at them when we first investigate this point.

Never before have we had such an opportunity to slowly, but surely improve the well-being of our entire planet.

Today, people all over the world are FedExing like never before, giving Mr Smith a unique perspective on the outlook for world trade.

This would link up east Africa as never before, and a single currency and a customs union would then make much more sense.

Never before have we had to wear flip flops in a bathroom in fear of catching a foot fungus or a verruca off the shower floor.

We face a severe financial crisis of unprecedented dimensions in a world that has never before been so closely connected and interdependent.

Some of the images show never-before-seen detail of material streaming outward and away from sunspots.

The sun is under scrutiny as never before thanks to an armada of space telescopes.

The British public is honouring its fallen troops as never before. But for how long will it support the war in Afghanistan?

Although will never before, but those who have once been an indelible memory are also unable to Forever.

Then, something amazing happened: a sudden wave of interest in webOS as had never before been manifested.

Some women's magazines, too, are benefiting as companies that had never before expressed interest in advertising with them are now doing so.

As part of this, the Pearl offers a host of new features never before found on a BlackBerry .

One Japanese woman said she had never before seen cherry trees forming a canopy.

As never before in there long history, universities have become instruments of national competition as well as instruments of peace.

Republicans and Democrats will debate her qualifications without a judicial record. She has never before served as a judge.

Never before has it been so important to say "No. " No, I'm not going to read that article.

It is a sign of our times that Yoga is called for like never before.

First, in matters of health, I believe our world is out of balance, possibly as never before in history.

NIF will be able to create conditions and conduct experiments never before possible on Earth, according to the laboratory.

The ESSKA committees have never been more active, and we have never before involved more individuals in our work.

slamming into the island chain with a cataclysmic force never before witnessed.

Although FSH levels rise sharply in parallel to estrogen decline, a direct effect of FSH on the skeleton had never before been explored.

More to the point, it will test US-China relations as never before.

The impetuous earnestness of the girl awed the young man, for never before had he seen her so serious and determined.

"It's the attraction of the free market that has brought Europe together as never before, " he writes.

Stop should be stopped and action never before, will not be improper, not involuntarily.

During the rest of this century, as never before, history will be the study of population.

Feel the freedom, delight in the ability to accomplish and explore possibilities that you may never before have even known about.

I had never before seen so much personal dignity in any Chinese youngsters.

China is open as never before and once again trading with its ancient partners in the Middle East.

Never before has our work enjoyed such a high profile on the political agenda.

"Where has he gone? " he asked, looking up. He had never before been kept in ignorance concerning departures.

Travel not only to a certain attractions to visit shoot photography, is an experience you never before experienced life.

The video is a glimpse into a world that has never before been visible.

Never before had I come across such an extraordinary command over the voice.

Never before in her life has Helen seen such beautiful and precious jewelry.

Cancellation of the Dam raises a whole host of issues which China has never before had to address in public.

Letters never before published reveal him as an obsessive womaniser.

REFLEX TONGUE: State-of -the-art tongue design enhances custom fit like never before.

Never before has the planet's linguistic diversity shrunk at such a pace.

We therefore need someone genetically programmed to recognize and avoid serious risks, including those never before encountered.

The planetary alignments never before were so supportive then this time, I mean during this twelve thousands years long cycle.

Less than a decade into big reforms, China's forestry sector is facing scrutiny like never before.

I believe that our world is out of balance in matters of health as never before.

Never before in the history of the Premier League have they lost all four of their encounters with Chelsea and Manchester United.

Never before have I heard of such a thing.

Once we review the psychological rules, I'll share with you my favorite analytic tools, some of which I have never before revealed.

This is change on a scale never before experienced, bringing with it considerable challenges and opportunities.

A never-before-seen "supersized" ring around the planet Saturn has been discovered.

Never before has an individual been so scrutinised during a match, but to Cantona it was just another chance to shine in the spotlight.

Never before D did I see such a terrible car accident on the road!

With governments and health-care organizations demanding patient information as never before, how can a doctor maintain a patient's privacy?

Never before had she seen such a wide river.

Never before has anyone systematically looked for the last queen of Egypt.

Never before had any branch of Al Qaeda sent a woman on a suicide mission.

Never before had a subject dare to love the daughter of a king.

The mobile industry has reached an inflection point where connectivity is poised to affect traditional industries like never before.

They stand at the centre of America's intellectual and technological global leadership, but are now under threat as never before.

Now, with an all-new digital restoration, Cinderella sparkles like never before!

Never before in my life have my bowels moved like this.

A collection of old songs from the 1960s infamous " Rat Pack " era, the album shows off the boys' versatile talents like never before.

But it will share the transport market with other sources as never before, reinforced by a new drive for fuel efficiency.

Certainly, energy efficiency has never before received the intense focus and support that it does today.

This technology connects people in a way that never before in the history of mankind has there been that kind of connection.

Premature and low birth weight babies are surviving as never before, thanks to treatments available in neonatal intensive care units.

Never before has world growth been so much higher than that of high-income countries.

Things he had never before noticed now had profound effect on him, such as the tone in which men spoke of women.

But they are questioning its methods as never before, as are politicians; the latest slaps are in a Senate report released this week.

i never before asserted myself so against them . i demanded to be heard . i was very undutiful.

Never before had he felt so keenly, or with such exquisite joy, the magic and mystery of beautiful things.

He was shocked. Never before had anyone come home alone, on foot, to his father's cabin.

You see, the makers of fattening foods are paying to slip their brand names into cartoons and video games as never before.

Even though it may be a long time (or possibly never) before you're living completely complaint-free, that's still okay.

I have never before read such a moving story as The Bridges of Madison County.

Never before have I seen such a wonderful park.

Never before have I seen such a wonderful film.

Never before had I heard about such a thing.

never before has he seen such a wide .

Never before has the world seen such sustained growth; never before has there been so much poverty reduction.

Never before had something touched me so deep as you have. You had been there for me, accompanying me for so many years.

He was shocked. Never before had anyone come alone, on foot, to his father's cabin.

This month, National Geographic Channel's The Pirate Code takes viewers on a pirate adventure like never before.

" Zen master jokingly said: " I do not know, because I have never before seen Odom had enterprise.

This ingress of nondomestic material has opened up the region as never before, with cross trading now the norm.

Never before in history have two of the largest nations (in terms of population) urbanized at the same time, and at such a pace.

If you get into the habit, you'll feel on top of your game like never before.

As never before, informationtechnology is fostering transnational dialogue and facilitating the global lowof goods and services.

With more than 60 years of pent-up demand, the Chinese are playing an epic game of economic catch-up at a pace never before seen in history.

This matters because, following the second convulsive blow, America's global interests are under threat on a scale never before seen.

Never before have I heard such a thing.

New companies are facing talented, quick-responding competition at a pace never before seen.

"The new neuraminidase gene that came in from Eurasian swine is one we've never before seen circulating in humans, " said Rambaut.

Economic conditions are forcing companies to examine the performance of suppliers and partners as never before.

We're multitasking like never before, constantly switching our focus from Blackberries to iPhones, to email and texts and the internet.

Then, if never before, he demands freedom from the annoyance of needless noises.

He rolled along, because he does not miss a piece anymore, he rolled faster and faster, faster then never before.

The Internet and my iPod shuffle make this content accessible and portable like never before in history.

It is also part of a trend that finds major theme parks spending like never before on new attractions.

Never before have I met such a teacher as Miss Li.

Enough is Enough relates facts of Intimate love, supreme sadness, humor, valor and fox hole religion, laid bare as never before.

In the intelligence operation and raid on Jojoy's camp, the police, army, marines and air force worked together as never before.

International mainstream media are asking questions about world bloggers like never before.

Fermi's LAT creates an all-sky map every three hours, and over time its cumulative exposures are revealing never-before-seen details.

It has never before been possible to collect so much information about so many people and use it so easily.

In Windows Vista, finding a file is as easy as typing in the Search box, and you can organize and save your search results as never before.

This rewiring process will activate healers on this planet like never before.

In response to these cataclysms, the leaders of the world came together at mid-century to unite the nations as never before.

Never before have so many academic economists held such primary roles in the economic policy of the federal government.

We understand, as never before, that each of us is fully worthy of the respect and dignity essential to our common humanity .

Deploying the Mexican army and Marines as never before, Calderon fought the cartels head on, took out several kingpins.

The dip is followed by a corresponding up-slope onto which Miss Daisy's steel diaper races as never before.

Then again, he had never before told a woman how to raise her children.

This all leads us into area of information processing, storage, and handling never before thought possible.

Today cosmetic surgery3 is now booming through- " out Asia like never before. "

We understand, as never before, that each of us if fully worth of the respect and dignity essential to our common humanity.

Never before have we had such a surplus of data.

and perhaps never before has it served so much as in the recent events in Europe.

I've known him since he was a pup, but he has never before seen me there before him, less tall than a dwarf.

Customers were scrutinizing prices as many had never before.

The Olympic women's gymnastics have never before been solely the province of very young, very diminutive athletes.

But these were familiar conditions; they had never before distressed me.

The letter was made public in a civil court ruling in France in September 2010; the document has never before been reported by the media.

Once the product is in hand, a case can be made -- but never before.

Never before have we seen such a sight.

Never before has mankind produced as many scientific results and material wealth as in this century.

Early explorers to Australia described bizarre creatures never before seen by Europeans.

An organization that is opening itself up to the scrutiny of member states as never before.

With the aeroplane, people achieved a physical mobility never before dreamed of . . .

She had never before had that feeling.

However, he says the current climate rewards personal initiative and imagination as never before.

Take an anti-inflammatory like ibuprofen or aspirin after running, too, but only with food and never before running.