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At one point, it looked as if Mr Rajoelina, who has been in politics for barely a year, might have overplayed his hand.

One point I think we ran you know, 150 or 200 billion ads in a month and that was the point which Yahoo bought the company.

This parable, like the Parable of the Tenants, is more involved and seems to include more than one point of comparison.

The rates do not include extra fees known as points. One point is equal to 1 percent of the total loan amount.

Anne went home to think over all that she had heard. In one point, her feelings were relieved by this knowledge of Mr Elliot.

Do not allow anybody to hurt she , do not allow her to hurt by one point.

At one point, I thought she was going to ask me to marry her first and I put her off by changing the subject.

Now, normal touch sensors that you see, like on a kiosk or interactive whiteboards, can only register one point of contact at a time.

After losing one point, he whacked himself in the head a few times with his racket. After another, he pounded his leg with the racket.

At one point it looked as if full-blown nationalisation might be on the cards, but the government now insists that this is not an option.

They do meet in one point and that the solution, but maybe you can see that this row picture is getting a little hard see.

At one point in the documentary, Guo likens the role of a party secretary to that of a godfather. The analogy is not a stretch in reality.

At one point on Wednesday, the radiation levels around the plant shot way up, and the workers were forced to get out of the area.

She was not hungry at all, but weak, and her eyes were tired, straining at the one point where the eye-punch came down.

We all went back upstairs to hang out on our balcony, and at one point I looked down to see what was happening at the party.

At one point during her detention, Lee called and left a voicemail message saying how much she loved her daughter.

Without prompting from me at one point, he said the same thing: "You can't make money investing in the music industry. "

At one point, after she'd been hunched over her work for a while, Jenny looked up and noticed my eyes locked on to her chest.

At present there is one point above the throat pain, if not the pain may feel uncomfortable, as if this place a bit uneven.

At one point, I was able to hear my own voice due to the thin surface of one of my tables vibrating the speaker stand.

At one point her baby girl appeared to be stretching her legs too, as a smiling Miss Waterman put her hand on the bump for a feel.

At the point of this event all of the matter and energy of space was contained at one point.

At one point, the country's top investigative agency said it had given up even trying to cope with the 50, 000 separate charges.

In a one-point victory, to say that this did not make the difference would be crazy.

But I missed being eligible for a regular scholarship by one point on the entrance exams, and a scholarship was the only way I could attend.

At one point when she was in her car, a member of the Basij stopped her and tried to get her photos, she said.

The Cavs showed their mettle by finishing off the Wizards with a pair of one-point overtime wins.

I know I was one point away from getting to the US Open final, but it all happened in a moment.

One point most researchers seem to agree on is that good negotiators try to create a harmonious atmosphere at the start of a negotiation.

He would write down the beginning of key sentences, to takehim from one point to another and to protect him from skipping .

The object of soccer is to drive the ball past the opposing goalkeeper into the goal for a score, worth one point.

He said his wife was unstable, physically abusive and at one point hit the principal in his children's school.

At one point, she said, a jealous Varela sent one of his lieutenants to shoot her in the leg.

At one point, as one boy rests his head on the table, the interrogator flicks at him, shouting: "Lift your head, you. "

For whoever keeps the whole law and yet stumbles at just one point is guilty of breaking all of it.

At one point they even suggested that I buy a basketball and play to see if it would help me grow!

One point of tension between the United States and China has faded into the background in recent months: China's valuation of its currency.

Problems and inefficiencies at one point in a complex process can be amplified as the assets travel up and down the production line.

At one point, Chamberlain was so much better than all the other players that they changed the rules of the game to try to stop him!

At one point the affair seemed to be spinning out of control as groups of angry men gathered outside the police station where she was held.

At one point in the film, Stephanie LaFarge admits to breastfeeding Nim, as she did her other, human, children.

It took Tame quite a bit longer to run the same course because at one point, he carried 3, 000 people with him.

That's one point on which traditional obesity researchers and environmental scientists agree: Eat plenty of fresh, organic vegetables.

A snapshot is the result of a query and is a view into a database at one point in time.

At one point, Raj put on reggae music and his sister took off her shoes. It was like the last days of Caligula.

We've begun to do that, by eliminating a backlog in background checks that at one point stretched back almost a year.

But I told him about Rev. Heng Sure being a good teacher, and so I know later that at one point he gave Rev. Heng Sure a call.

At one point I heard my own terrified voice from the next room: the militia was listening to a rebroadcast of the BBC interview.

Nehru and Friedman, at odds over central planning, agreed on at least one point. Both viewed India's development as a long haul.

To watch the look of course means that most of the bottom line, we can only see one point in a tight, see all the loose.

Two years ago, a guest, Porto defeated two goals, this time to come, Porto hope to grab at least one point.

At one point, Ms. Troxel pulled out a $10 bill, crumpled it up and stomped on it with her foot.

She sat at a desk in her home office; a live video feed she switched on at one point showed her in black librarian's glasses and a tank top.

I may, at one point, have compared my experience to that of someone undergoing open-heart surgery without an anaesthetic.

at one point my husband and I lived on a 500-acre ranch- just us, the dogs, the stars and an old mare that I'd ride into the forest.

'At first it was all very jovial but it got a bit aggressive at one point when people started pushing in the queue. '

I heard this hennery can produce one point two million chicken one year . It must be very big and rather modern.

He could even get within one point of the world championship lead if he has another of what he calls his 'perfect weekends'.

Books like this one point to a more enlightened road: the future depends on us taking it.

At one point along the journey, he might chat with a stranger. At another, someone would pat his dog, calling him by name.

At one point its economy grew faster than that of any other big country bar Japan and South Korea.

One point is clear: central banks must be pretty worried to take such a joint action.

And there was one point during the journey when I panicked because the bus got really hot inside, really fast.

At one point, we had a crowd of several hundred people following us, a bit like the Pied Piper of Hamlin.

At one point, a black car driven by a man in military fatigues crashed into a produce truck carrying eggplants.

We finished in front and we have to be very proud of that, we missed one point but that is racing.

At one point I said to one of the youngest girls, "You should go put your socks and shoes on before you get sick. "

Harry wishes at one point that he could ask Sirius' advice, but he doesn't seek out his male best friend's opinion at all.

In a public exchange of messages on Facebook, Ms. Richards told Ms. Henriques at one point that she would have the last laugh.

At one point, my husband and I decided to relocate from our New York apartment to a new home in New Jersey.

With transparency, he hoped, would come community -- a community of people who were ready to give up, just like Neary was at one point.

At one point, Perks lost his grip and the man slipped further but landed on a chalky outcrop just a few feet below.

The ratio is almost the last two years than one point , the basic level, the ratio changed inversion phenomenon.

As a result of its poor start to the season, Inter currently sits 17th in Serie A, one point off the relegation zone.

But dusk's time, walks in the street corner, did not have the winter insincerity, actually had the feeling which one point wish flies.

Mr Semel was at one point talking to his old-media friends at Time Warner about buying AOL, its web portal and a natural fit.

At one point during the race, it seemed certain that she would win. But to our disappointment, she only turned out to be No.

Her parents marveled at her recovery, and said that at one point during Clark's illness, they were told she would be dead within 12 hours.

Part of mine was that I was, indeed, homeless at one point, but I also transcended it.

At one point, he made up his mind to become a painter.

For that reason, we may plan trips, commuting or errands going as directly as possible from one point to the next.

An exasperated Mr Sarkozy has had to take matters into his own hands, at one point holding talks with a magistrates' union without her.

Prof Javidan sees an advance of at least one point on a five-point scale in intellectual and social capital in most graduates.

It is usual to consider electric current as a flow of electrons from one point to another through a medium, or even through a vacuum.

Chances are, she's fantasized at one point or another about doing bondage with you and tying you up while she has her way with you.

But those who thus satisfy themselves, do not perceive that the assumption of infallibility is merely shifted from one point to another.

There is one point I want you to add to this overview, just after column C an extra column indicating the total number of items available.

At one point during Kiki's Delivery Service, a young artist was explaining what motivates her to paint.

At one point we were given a task to get something out of a base and deliver it to another base.

At one point she asked how it is possible to have an equal marriage when one partner is the president.

Indeed, there was at one point the minor absurdity of a countdown to the resumption of the countdown.

going to arrest her. Thank you for your cooperation. One point has been removed from your license.

I noticed one point on which the author might be wrong.

"Meander and milk the moment for meaning, " he cautions himself at one point, mid-courtship, when he fears things are moving too fast.

It might have made sense to measure productivity by hours in the chair or at the assembly line at one point.

At one point, Donald Moore, the consul-general, came out, in a pink shirt.

When a woman prepares a meal for a man, he gives her one point or ten points, depending on how she is feeling toward him.

The Chinese team have been a disappointment, managing just one point from three games.

The interim military government hinted at one point that it was recalling its ambassador, but later seemed to have changed its mind.

At one point, he said, that if Jesus could vote in Illinois, he would cast a ballot against Obama.

A flaw in an otherwise perfect performance was that he forgot his lines at one point.

Sayaka is forced to watch too, and at one point Big Sis forces her to help with the rape.

One-point high precision direct integration method is the simplest case of this method.

She compares the experience to hell and at one point says it has driven her to doubt the existence of heaven and even of God.

At one point Israel's ambassador was reported (wrongly, he later claimed) to have spoken of a "tectonic" change in American policy.

every time she sewed on a button or mended a hole, the moral obligation to propose to her increased by one point.

At least one point of access must be kept clear.

Sam's condition is severe: at one point, the boy was having up to 130 seizures a day and was not responsive to medication.

Without such a named type, the elements were simply copied from one point of the schema to another.

The one point on which everybody agrees is over the depth of the fiscal hole: the government is borrowing a pound for every four it spends.

At one point, the Pentagon said, the US vessel Impeccable sprayed one ship with water from fire hoses to force it away.

At one point, she was just sitting there in her undergarments.

And I still love the writing of it, but it was very pressured at one point and I was really pressurized putting on myself.

At one point, she defensively said that she didn't need me to believe her, and I felt like I had somehow let her down.

The tri-fighter concept at one point included snap-on booster rockets that increased the ship's speed and range for a limited time.

At one point he's using two hands, as if he's rolling out pasta.

At one point she said she would love her husband even if he were "fat and ugly. "

Friedman and Mandelbaum at one point praise the beauty of solutions that rise from the bottom up as opposed to the top down.

At one point one group started up with "You're a Grand Old Flag" while its rival belted out "We Shall Overcome" .

Now I'll tell you, as a Middle Eastern male, when you show up around a lot of these activities, you start feeling guilty at one point.

It shows that policies that could have worked at one point of time are no longer sufficient at the next.

At one point the door to the room on the right opened and the spirits rushed in. We wiped at this point, our PUG was weak.

A one-point jump in Treasury yields would translate to a 5% loss for the 10-year Treasury note and a 12% drop for a 30-year Treasury.

At one point I had to go down almost to tree level to figure out where I was, just to get out.

Snake game, the game: Press up and down cursor keys to move around, each to eat a " bean" plus one point, and the snake' s length plus one.

There is only one point people need to be aware of when they drink tea --- it should not be drunk along with meals.

At one point in early story development, Ahsoka visited Boba Fett in jail to ask for details about Aurra Sing.

One point that I would like to make loud and clear: the myth of decoupling has been exploded in the last eight months!

At one point Mr Gopnik tries to spend a week cooking with ingredients sourced in the New York City area.

We were rewarded with one point from a hard fight and it is great for this young team to have achieved this draw.

And when at one point Annabella asked my character, you know, why am I doing that, who knows?

They have had a bad start to the season and only have one point so they want to win games.

Think I'd better clarify one point which is that I am not trying to compare who's reliable and who's not here.

In college, you could (and were often expected to) argue one point of view.

At one point, she tried to pay for items at a retail store with her debit card, and the card was rejected.

As they do, a man's profile seems to emerge, and even resembles Abraham Lincoln at one point.

Concentration is unbroken awareness of one point at all times, like one line stretching into the far distance.

Let me point something out. We talked about the volume: one point seven billion shares today.

"At one point we considered a joint family suicide because life was so awful and there seemed no future in it, " she said.

I never understood how one point could be in both a line and an angle.

My distress, still rather vague a few moments ago, fixes itself on this one point.

Investment-grade firms are now paying a spread of more than five percentage points, compared with less than one point in February 2007.

People will also ask questions in the comments, asking you to clarify one point or another.

He adds, "At one point, my wife became gravely ill, and modern medicine had few answers for her. "

The company near Berlin says at one point, demand for tomatoes dropped to only five percent of what they normally sell.

'President, ' he said at one point, speaking quietly in Japanese, 'keep it brief. '

The God astute businessman, for you one point talent, matches several times likely in the talent misery in you.

A new static and dynamic one-point equation and analytic and numerical calculations for a subcritical system.

In one point of view, they may be considered as corollaries from the principles already lay down.

At one point, a clerk handling evidence in the Rosenberg case was gunned down in Guatemala City.

and the two indicating red light beams which can be converged at one point are used for indicating the drilling.

In the film, Bush Sr. continually belittles his son and at one point almost engages him in a fistfight.

He commanded attention, at one point preventing Bloomberg television from going to a commercial break by continuing to speak.

At one point, she even went to see the fish she had turned into a man.

Entirely Neighboring : Entirely Neighboring means one point has neighboring relationships as many as possible with the other points.

They were able to come from behind with brilliant play. They eventually won the match by just one point, 9-8.

A study on regional stability analysis methodology with a one-point neutron Kinetics model.

One point on which most observers agree is that the issue is no esoteric nicety but is instead core to the future value of Dow Jones .

A problem with multiple solutions has more than one point in its feasible region that either maximize or minimize a problem.

At one point it appeared to throw off glowing particles and then broke into five separate white objects and then disappeared.

At one point Dennis asked a trick question: "What if you get bounced out of the same 'long' trade five times in a row? "

One point one point in time lapse, grey layers increase, and I can be at a loss what to do.

After that farmers raised mushrooms in them, at one point producing hundreds of tons a year.

But one point stuck out especially: "The key to wealth is being satisfied with what you already have, " said Ray.

Two-point perspective can be used to draw the same objects as one-point perspective, rotated.

I would like to make one point clear before I move on to the next point.

less than one point - You're in trouble. Maybe your best bet is to retake the test. . .

One point is awarded for every correct consecutive digit that the contestant writes down from the first digit of the spoken sequence.

At one point, she told the press that she had given it to Expo. Elsewhere, she has said, "No comment. "

At one point he asked about the name of the hotel, that we were praising so much, so he can come here someday.

IMF: You are quite right that comparison to any one point in time could be deceptive.

In general, only one point in the measurement system should be connected to earth ground to avoid ground loops.

The coffin was moved among several different hiding places around the tomb over succeeding years, at one point under a pile of lumber.

And one point at which we may test ourselves is, Does my reading and study of God's Word make me less worldly?

and the two indicating red light beams which can be converged at one point can be used for the cutting.

For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one point, he is guilty of all.

I would like to move on to the next part after I clarify one point.

At one point, Cheng pleaded with her parents to let her quit and return home.

At one point, my grandmother even unrolled an entire roll of toilet paper to leave "shmily" on the very last sheet!

For all the hype about online advertising, this one point should have been obvious from quite early on.

At one point, we stopped to ask directions from two small boys standing outside a mud hut.

At one point during these exchanges, President Bush made a bad moment worse for himself by nervously looking at his watch.

Today, the result of most data analysis resembles a single frame from a motion picture: a snapshot of one point in time.

It's not just a matter of one point or three.

One point to consider: The calculation of shelter costs in the consumer-price index potentially exaggerates deflationary pressures.

At one point in my life, I started getting curious about love because my love life was not going so great, and I started studying love.

Luckily we actually have a video of the phone, and a preview of it so we know, it did actually exist at one point.

One point should be noted that dark chocolate needs to be pure to get the desired result.

Goldberg, the moderator, asked Pishever at one point if he regretted not choosing Facebook, which ballooned over just two years.

With Ghana and the Netherlands also drawing, all four teams in Group B are sharing the top spot with one point each.

It's crazy because at one point we were very close and she was a really good person.

My classroom was a sort of "dumping ground" at one point in my career. The counselor, Mr. H.

and the focus of the reflective light is always focused on one point regardless of the change of the incidence light.

One point is obvious. When infrastructures are already weak, the vulnerability of populations to disasters is vastly increased.

One point we find curious in this photo from 1879 is the sash tied around the outside of the girl's arms.

At one point Indonesian authorities considered evacuating the city of Rengat, Sumatra, but a change of wind brought some improvement.

The human brain accounted for my weight 2. 1%, dolphins brain accounted for it one point seven percent of their weight.

At one point, the torch appeared unlit while being carried by a woman in a wheelchair.

At one point he'd accumulated 13, 000 silver dollars and had even taken out a bank loan to help finance his little venture.

Legacy code bases tend to have lots of vestigial code; code that was necessary at one point in time but is no longer.

One point, two orientation, three supports, four unification should be used as the multi-channel management tactic.

At one point, I thought Suntech was about to step out in front of the Chinese industry on its technology and manufacturing.

At one point, he was getting more than three thousand resumes, as well as a couple of hundred phone calls, a day.

One point represents one set of parallel lines, the other point represents the other set.

At one point, she was buying presents for close to 30 people, plus friends, neighbors, even the garbage collectors.

However, one point remains certain: millions of people across the globe drink coffee every single morning.

I remember Keegan was clean through at one point, but Mark Lawrenson got back and made a great tackle.

At one point in 2004 it seemed like it was the only way people were getting scoops.

At one point, the pool, located beside the fourth of the plant's six reactors and used to cool the rods, saw its water level drop to zero.

The SOA-RM should be the number one point of reference for SOA concepts, elements, and logical analysis views.

But of one point, there can be little doubt: the crises have been frequent and costly.

At one point, in the main compartment was a mess of tools, clothes and a mandolin.

At one point, a vice president came in to a meeting to participate and see how the progress was coming along.

Hence, all we need is one point, the lower left-hand point will do, and the height and width of the rectangle.

One point of concentration is where the air tube, or bronchus, divides.

They also went shopping at a local Palm Desert mall, where they were seen walking around together and at one point, were in a jewelry store.

A description or account from one point of view, especially as opposed to another: Your version of the accident differs from mine.

One point of advise: Do not take this movie too seriously.

It was so popular that the network broadcast it five nights a week at one point.

Pallets of goods need to be moved from one point to another and equipment needs to be moved to a usage point.

And one point becomes so strong that Einstein says please don't write to me any more.

the dissertation will want to answer this unsolved question so for . it is one point of the dissertation.

One point of concentration is where the air tube and bronchus divides.

They treat a contract solemn , conscientious , also require that the other party achieves this one point.

This kind of network distribution is point to multipoints, so it also names as one point to multipoints microwave system.

A special question using the interrogative pronoun normally has only one point to be asked.

In an ordinary chemical reaction, matters are neither created nor destroyed but changes from one point to another.

So many high-definition TVs arrive during the peak holiday testing period that at one point a few years ago I had to shove one under a bed.

One point caught my interest; it indicates that ML culture should be added after primary fermentation.

At one point on Monday it was a super typhoon, the same size and speed as a category five hurricane.

Even I wanted to get to the front at one point but such was the furore, even from row 8, directly in line with Adebayor, I was too slow!

Though the ad doesn't mention Apple, the allusion is clear and a character even holds up an iPhone next to a Galaxy model at one point.

Every reach one point, it is speech of 20 minutes first, answer a query next, a few come down, speech content already know sth thoroughly.

At one point in the second half in our win at Newcastle on Saturday he gave me a pass which not many other players would have seen.

Tommy carried the conversation, at one point saying that understanding some subject or other required a mature intellect.

"At one point, we were looking very hard at her, but less so now, " the official said. "But we are still looking at her. "

Gasquet only lost one point on his serve in the second set and strolled to a comprehensive win.

At one point, when my job looked slightly insecure and when colleagues who I liked were leaving, then I minded a great deal.

At one point, up to one-third of France's gas stations were shut down by shortages.

The largest island is called Britain, which is separated from France by the English Channel, which at one point is only 20 miles wide.

One point of view is that the main reason of modality effect is the different characteristics and abilities of auditory and visual storage.

At one point, she appears to lean forward to stop her husband as he repeatedly slapped the table during his testimony.

For your country, there is one point I understand, but for political and economic context, I know very little.

at one point we scrambled up this icy slope over crumbling ruins. What's life and limb at such a great moment in history?

Policymakers have welcomed the recent rebound in the dollar, which at one point yesterday rallied to a six-week high against the euro.

At one point in the documentary, Hawking describes how feet would be useful for any life form that has evolved on a solid surface.

The curved line is not straight from one point to another but rather looks like a drawn bow.

Remember that there is still one point which we must make clear at the conference tomorrow.

At one point, she ran up and kissed him on the cheek.

We were betrothed at one point anyway, and I always thought you'd make an excellent Head of Family.