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In other words, it tells an individual consumer how much he or she has to pay for an imported good.

In other words, while using classes with integer constants like this might be a passable solution, it's not a very efficient one.

In other words, they need to think about how easy it is to hire someone just like you, and how much you'll expect to be paid.

In other words, you need to build an easy-to-understand view of the context-to-content mapping into your everyday tooling.

In other words, it's sort of like a digital magazine that highlights certain apps for users.

When she looked at me, she had uttered some other words by sight: She was happy to participate eldest grandson's wedding.

In other words, the home is not just a place to sleep and eat, but a "womb with a view" that produces a deeply restorative experience.

In other words: Why does the IMF spend so much time talking about China's currency, which had nothing to do with the financial crisis?

In other words, his disposition was very similar to that of a pig-intensely selfish.

In other words, it's not just a question of whatever I think is in a text is in a text.

In other words, there are 100 topics in this book. It is not exaggerative for you to regard the book as an encyclopedia on conversations.

In other words, stop evaluating your performance and making it a conscious mental exercise.

In other words, a written demand , or a check , is all that's necessary to make a withdrawal from the account .

In other words, Paul is addressing ALL deviant sexual and immoral behavior, not just that of a same-sex variety.

In other words, having only one type of fossil is often not enough to draw definitive conclusions about an ancient species' behavior.

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

In other words, 'deciding whether something is natural is often a highly complex -- and highly technical -- question, ' said Mr. Carvajal.

In other words, when it comes to seeing yourself in the best possible light for a given situation, mind who you think of.

In other words, how you were treated is all about them, not you.

In other words, Americans think you are just as likely to get rich by winning the lottery as you are by saving.

In other words, it is trying to emulate the capital discipline of ExxonMobil, the company Mr Buffett probably should have bought.

Ford looks, in other words, as though it is now trying to emulate the cuts under way at General Motors (GM).

In other words it's not about how much we earn, it's about how much we earn in comparison to other people.

In other words, you could raise more or less revenue with such a change, but the debt bias can be addressed.

But these from actual set out of the research have no theories to do instruction, in other words, there is no theories foundation.

In other words, now you'll really get an idea of how much this issue is killing your reception.

In other words, high-tech, bloody war from the political, into a "can be bloody, it could be a bloodless political. "

In other words, I hold myself to a very high standard and I used to hold others to that same very high standard.

In other words, if you own two-year Treasurys the Fed just guaranteed that you're not going to get sideswiped by an increase in rates.

In other words, there does seem to be a relationship between SG size and social perception, but it is not a simple male-female difference.

In other words, the IBM software division - or the remmants of it - had to "pay its own way" moving forward.

In other words, they think Washington is incompetent, the U. S. is going to the dogs and Wall Street is still out of control.

In other words, you should be able to invoke the component as though it were a local object.

In other words, the Kremlin was content to stand silently as Qaddafi was killing thousands of his own people.

'I mean what other words did you use to call your father and mother? How did you call them? ' I said, trying to be patient and polite.

Omit any unnecessary articles such as "a, " "an, " "the, " or other words for an easy to understand point description.

In other words, a baby would learn if he got food or drink or some sort of physical comfort , not otherwise.

In other words, this isn't going to be Kidman trying to look very masculine.

All this, in other words, comes close to the most important foreign-affairs issue facing Mr Obama: how to get out of Afghanistan.

In other words, you cannot roll forward to a specific point in time or to the end of logs from the last full database backup.

They are trying to make " Protectionism " a bad word. . . in other words Governments won't do anything to protect your jobs or your economy.

In other words he is willing to cancel all your debts and then come and live with you, and guide you, and change you, and empower you.

In other words , it is playing, and those who do not play with it, have simply missed the point .

Or in other words: Looking at it as a whole, the IT in most large companies is a total mess.

In other words over the next decades collars business card printing and membership card is still survive, making room for development.

In other words, whether Kim decided to restart Yongbyon or not, the decision itself was hardly out of character.

In other words, she sort of gives birth without needing a man, just to be on principle.

In other words, your program should be able to recover from this sort of error rather than having to stop parsing and processing.

The industry is, in other words, going back to its past, when it was dominated by a few integrated companies that tried to do it all.

But once the cold or down and down, in other words upward moves into a downward rigidity, to further increase (up to re-bid) very difficult.

In other words, you may be presenting yourself as an opportunity to unload a bit of slow-moving inventory.

In terms of the Hopfield net, when a pair of nodes has the same value, in other words, -1 or 1, the weight between them is stronger.

In other words, prior to the birth of a real shopping center, the word, "Shopping Center" , has been abused and generalization.

For many people, there seems to be no escape from poverty; in other words, they are poor, and they have no hope that this will ever change.

In other words, you want to map a single object across tables (sort of the opposite of a dependent object).

Based on her words, and other words of passengers on the bus, there was a clear consensus of a black trying to bully Chinese people.

A housing correction will not take the wind out of retail sales, in other words.

Hanoi gratuitously reaffirmed that it would abide by the text of the agreement--in other words, that it would seek no changes of its own.

In other words, men lucky enough to reach old age are much more likely to die with prostate cancer than to die of it.

In other words, no journal-keeping by a writer who harbors any sort of ambition is going to be entirely innocent.

In other words, you have to start the app and hope that your town has at least a few active GasBuddy contributors to help you out.

They asked him to leave the company - in other words, he was fired.

If this should happen, the speaker might feel down in the mouth . In other words, he might feel sad for saying the wrong thing.

In other words, a decentralized group is likely to produce a system with a decentralized architecture.

In other words, the work suggests that Earth's early atmosphere may have been a veritable banquet for the earliest single- celled organisms.

In other words, it's not about how much you've got, but what you can do with what you've got.

In other words, the developers expect you to put a little bit of thought and effort into your birthday cards.

In other words, every craft project is one big problem to be solved so that it results in a real sense of achievement.

In other words, if you take only one big vacation a year, then it's over and there's nothing to look forward to until next year.

In other words, just how much is a Ghetto Burger worth?

He is too little, in other words, he is only a pupil, you cannot demand too much of him.

In other words, the Europeans would bail out one of their own, but it would not be fun for anyone, especially not for the defaulter.

Can you think of any other words that make your life as colorful as the word "cool" ?

In other words, more than one visual component can be bound to a given data object, but each visual component requires its own binder.

In other words, view being single not as a condition to be cured, but as an opportunity to be explored and lived out to its fullest.

In other words, if you wish to do so, could each of you pull out of the World Championship at short notice, say at the end of this year?

A business is always in a state of equilibrium. In other words, what it owns is equal to what it owes.

in other words, modern humans should have been a fifth-generation descendants of the land element.

So, in other words, we add two years -- we treble their remaining lifespan, starting from the point that we started the therapies.

In other words, the rat plays taxi to the parasite, finding it a new feline host and completing the Toxo lifecycle.

In other words, to produce a good tremolo, all the notes have to be perfectly matched and separated equally in time.

Haley: In other words, it's time for me to get over myself-which means it's time for you to go.

In other words, he does not know the message that comes to him from the response to his demand in the field of what he wants.

In other words, the prospects for a peace deal, already dim, seem to have faded even further.

In other words, is context-specific meaning to a word, and this meaning is often not available in the dictionary.

In other words, he is the quintessential insider, a man of gringo mannerisms and a representative of the rich in a poor country.

In other words, there was no single "natural" rate: policymakers could in principle try for the equilibrium they most favoured.

In other words, the interpreter brings to the text his own set of presuppositions which causes him to misunderstand the text.

In other words, ya gotta stretch yourself, get uncomfortable, get out of your comfort zone, and then keep getting out.

In other words, the manufacturer, as a result of his economies, has profits that he did not have before.

In other words, ya gotta stretch yourself, get uncomfortable, get out of your comfort zone, and then keep getting out.

In other words, the manufacturer, as a result of his economies, has profits that he did not have before.

In other words, if it has a negative affect on my life, doing it 'just a little', is still negative.

In other words, we have to be sure that you'll be able to pay off the principal and interest in the time promised.

In other words, DNA is an intelligent system, and the evolution of being is not planless , at least not planless at all.

In other words, the risks inherent in trading do not cause the best traders to lose their discipline, focus, or sense of confidence.

In other words, at some point Gates might stop selling stock, and he might give away much of his money.

Europe, in other words, is turning out to be structurally weak in a time of crisis.

In other words, you died with Christ, you identify with Christ, you united with Him in His death.

The fortunes of a certain Web site, in other words, might depend on how much it could pay network providers, rather than on its popularity.

In other words, real leadership is what you believe and how you think and act, AKA, MAP, as opposed to your position.

In other words, your children are just as safe on Halloween as any other day of the year.

In other words, you have to do quite a bit more than you think you need to do, rather than quite a bit less.

In other words, this kind of question is often a lead-in to a suggestion or invitation.

In other words, there is such a thing as a "Romantic Movement, " and classicism is only an aspect of it.

In other words, they were betting that just about all the ill effects of the credit squeeze had already shown up in third-quarter profits.

Instead, it was the number of de-escalating gestures that grew. A bigger crowd, in other words, was more likely to suppress a fight.

In other words, if the set of possible values of the new type is a superset of that of the old type, then you have expanded the type.

In other words, central authorities want to influence what you do with your body and the things that you own, ostensibly for your own good.

In other words, if she had not become a mother, the deal would have been worthwhile - whatever it includes.

In other words, she can only enjoy (&) because it is not at its place, at the place of her jouissance, where her jouissance can be realised.

In other words, were his mental problems integral to his gift, or just one of the many difficulties under which he laboured?

Finally, he said appreciation was likely to resume eventually at the same pace as prior to mid-2008, in other words about 7 percent a year.

In other words, the probability of any one of these states is a little bit lower than this state.

In other words, you hardly ignore any of the moment because no one could share it with you intimately.

In other words, the term "caveman" is a bit misleading, since our stone age ancestors did not set up permanent homes in caves.

The regulatory mechanism of the native urbanite, in other words, seems to be out of kilter.

I mean, in so far as it is an act, in other words, in so far as it has a relation with the existence of the subject.

For the moment, regulations limit offshore renminbi to currency with its origin in trade, in other words current account transactions.

Let us suppose that this man gets hit between the eyes. In other words, the woman has a strong affect on him.

In other words under the circumstances that few means are unable to control the risk effectively, the bank have to avoid this business.

They were afraid, in other words, of ending up in an article just like this one.

In other words, figure out what's important in your work life, move as much of that work to the front of your agenda and focus upon it.

in other words, she did not have her "celebrity" status hander to her.

In other words, we have at the very most the distant murmur that is always ready to be interrupted when we appear.

In other words, "we don't want the company that we have under our patent thumb to be able to turn the tables" .

In other words, the scientific universe of meaning is capable of attaining a good deal of autonomy as against its own social base.

In other words, a central bank trying to prop up its currency must allow its sales of foreign exchange to reduce the domestic money supply.

However, the site only allows "like item trading. " In other words, you can only trade a book for a book and a CD for a CD.

In other words, at the point when complete and stable implementations of SOAP do arrive, you can be well ahead of the game.

No other words could suggest themselves than some of these he had read only a few hours before.

In other words, the therapist is no longer the agent of treatment but a fellow participant in a process of individual development.

In other words, the concept of "Syria" was not linked to any specific national sentiment.

In other words, the patient is not as sick as he would have been without the medicine he received.

Whatever humans throw at it, in other words, Earth will fix things in its own time and its own way.

In other words, Christ did not reveal things to Paul without Himself as the content of those things.

So to understand their culture, it pays to know something about informal language-in other words, English in blue jeans and a T-shirt.

In other words, no one is going to fire Rodman from his job because he likes to wear sequined halter tops in public.

In other words, a selector can dynamically re-route a service call to any other component at runtime.

In other words, they did not take any account of observations about the universe.

In other words, the gallium into the hands of a persons body temperature will be able to make it melt.

in other words, to be able to see the bigger picture and understand it.

In other words, the Internet will be able to think, have feelings, and may well be able to act on its own.

Sport, in other words, involves just as much nastiness , cheating and corruption as life in general.

So I found myself, in other words, constructing a geometry, a geometry of things which had no geometry.

That's not what I meant you know I just wanted to act I guess in other words actor.

In other words, 1937 was the year that the V-shaped recovery from the depths of the Depression turned into a W-shaped one.

In other words, none of these traits would have benefited our early human ancestors, but higher intelligence may be associated with them.

In other words, solutions by the poor people need not be cheaper, need not be, so-called jugaad, need not be some makeshift arrangement.

In other words, at point of purchase, we might be able to make a compassionate choice.

In other words, callers cannot force the authorized code to pass specific parameters to the protected code, or to get results back from it.

In other words, why it would not be able to own a rational allocation of nutrition, then?

It uses "abstract" language. In other words, the abstract factor is all indispensable in the whole painting.

In other words, it was a demand for a financiers' mobilisation against the bailout of their victims: people losing their homes.

Electricity generally refers to the flow of free electronic through a conductor, in other words, to a current of electricity .

In other words, then, there would not be a summary by the Chair for this Meeting at all.

Islands and their beaches are generally more "in the sun" than "in the shade" places to hang out. In other words, wrinkle city.

In other words, things are finally getting done at year-end because people are trying to make their goals before it's too late.

What you tend to see in those light halftones are variations in local color--in other words, freckles rather than pores.

In other words, you can have as many queries as you want on a TableAdapter as long as they return data that conforms to the same schema.

In other words, antibiotic level was the most effective on the inhibition rate of Trichoderma to pathogenic fungi and proteinase the least.

In other words , a group is two or more interacting and interdependent individuals who come together to achieve particular goals.

Before long , many dines stayed open around the clock . In other words , people were able to eat in a dinner at any time .

The word I'm thinking of is the Latin ancestor of "mallet" and it shows up in other words too.

The U. S. , in other words, is not likely to face the 'nuclear option' of a Chinese disruption of the U. S. Treasury bond market.

In other words, it would be possible for one thread to see the value of droid change, but not the value of history change.

In other words, organisms are the natural, social, culture and people, but no doubt is a normal adult life, is also the community.

In other words, the world you see is nothing more than a bundle of your perceptions and beliefs.

In other words, it has to calculate memory locations to process program branch instructions or to index into tables of data.

In other words, the more stocks and bonds you own, the less any one of them can hurt you (think about Enron).

But in practice, lots of "bargains" take place; in other words, recipients top up the $1, 200 that the association pays all donors.

In other words, networking human beings together could increase the intelligence of every human being in the network.

In other words, the demands of the laws of physics, not the sculptor's aesthetic intentions, placed the ball there.

In other words, the rule emphasizes the importance of clear navigation, logical structure and easy-to-follow site hierarchy.

In other words, listening skills allow you to understand what someone is "talking about" .

'I don't think this is the right job for you, Pete. ' 'In other words, you want me to leave. Is that it? '

Complete the survey using words from the box and any other words. Then survey three students. Agree on the best place to go.

Matching against the element makes sense if the attribute is required - in other words, if it must be present.

In other words, if a huge wave of brain cancer is on its way, scientists would expect to see the tide beginning to rise.

Grammar , syntax consists of a set of abstract rules that allow words to be combined with other words to form grammatical sentences .

In other words , you have been a winner this year whether you were betting on inflation or deflation .

In other words, you can declare a variable in XPath and assign it a value from the XPath.

In other words, if any wizards and witches are going to come out of the war victorious, it is time to start speaking the same language.

Now that it's pouring, in other words, American households have decided to save for a rainy day.

Obama, in other words, was trying to win Virginia and North Carolina while winking to more liberal states.

In other words, you are not likely to hear someone refer to a column of data as a single database record.

In other words, these concepts could become the underpinning of what is now generically known as the interest graph.

In other words we tend to see technological devices as tools to be used to certain ends.

Japanese per capital household consumption, in other words, did not decline nearly as dramatically as Japanese per capital GDP.

Even when Sasuke saw him, standing above the bodies of their parents, Itachi did not say those words, but spoke other words.

In other words, links dynamically describe the contract between the client and the server in the form of a workflow at runtime.

In other words, with the status quo, NASA simply cannot afford to stay on track - something's got to give.

In other words, anyone who approaches this book seriously can himself become, in the popular sense of the term, a mental wizard!

In other words, they know they are my main source of income and they're waiting for me to be hungry enough to break the strike.

In other words, only one result is no better than no result, especially where the marketplace is concerned.

In other words, the Christian church incorporated local Irish, Scottish, and Welsh pagan traditions into one of its own holy days.

In other words, the manager coordinates the work of others to accomplish goals that might not be achievable by an individual.

In other words, it's the probability of each state times the energy of that state. Summed up over all the states.

In other words, they must demonstrate the precise properties of what they are trying to offload.

In other words. all the matter we can see is not enough to produce the gravity that is pulling things around .

In other words, we take advantage of Jython's interpreter and can derive a little testing language like this for Joe.

In other words, the system must be deterministic to guarantee timing behavior in the face of varying loads (from minimal to worst case).

In other words, the output data stream of one of the initial stages should be less than the sum of its inputs.

In other words, economic development that does not damage the environment, or parts of it.

In other words, adapt and always be ready to try other avenues to pursue your goals.

In other words, as a rough rule of thumb, homes are probably fairly valued in a city when they cost about 15 times a year's rent.

In other words, he might have said, paraphrasing Mr Khan: it is his sin that he is Pushtun.

In other words, the increase in the number of these enterprises during the reform era was due entirely to the private sector.

In other words, this looks like a fairly substantial contract in an important market for one of the world's top telcos.

In other words, the comprehensive nature of environmental problems has yet to receive the comprehensive response it deserves.

In other words, replace an adjective (or two) and a weak noun with one strong, specific noun, i. e.

In other words, there was a greater burden placed on the individual to ensure that he was saved before he died (the ultimate deadline).

alone is not enough, cooperation among Third World countries -- in other words, South-South cooperation -- should be stepped up AS well.

In other words, the doctor advised him to follow the rule: "Eat at pleasure , drink with measure and enjoy life as it is. "

In other words, old age was acknowledged collectively as a risk status from the early part of the last century.

In other words whatever they're the best in the world at. It's a given process that could apply across multiple businesses.

So, there are many words you don't need at all and there are other words that you simply need to understand when you read or hear them .

In other words, you could use something very close to this same function against objects that never derived from XML.

In other words, you've got a problem area that you're going to have to deal with.

In other words, sooner than you think, you'll be drinking your own urine.

In other words, a purchase order containing a line item with a four-digit number in the Quantity element would be considered invalid.

In other words, he said, "I see you gaining weight, so it's OK for me to gain weight. "

In other words, PaaS allows you to leverage the seemingly infinite compute resources of a cloud infrastructure.

In other words, random numbers generated over and over using Barnsley's Fern formula ultimately produce a unique fern-shaped object.

VOICE: In other words, God continued to do miracles of creation for several years, not just at the.

In other words, disappointment need not be harmful, if it can be long borne in mind and serve as a reminder of our future efforts.

He was, in other words, one of those rare beings, as likeable as he was impressive.

In other words, the aggregate amount to be deducted should not exceed 12, 000 in a year.

In other words, the distance between the edge pixels as found by the detector and the actual edge is to be at a minimum.

In other words, setting a field or property to its own default value is equivalent of not setting it at all .

In other words, they're basically in a state of constant freefall, and that's why they're weightless .

In other words, the discovery of a little thing can help you see your life or knowledge in a new light.

In other words, the deterioration in the fiscal position is a result of the cutback in the private sector's spending, not a cause of it.

In other words, we really are just a handful of acquaintances away from the likes of Madonna, the Dalai Lama and the Queen.

In other words, a product inherits a set of attributes as a result of being of a certain product type.

In other words, the light used to observe the electron emits so much energy that its impact alters the electron's behavior.

The visible matter of a galaxy, in other words, must be embedded in a halo of something invisible or else it would fly apart.

In other words, logistics enterprises should be able to provide logistics services for manufacturers solution, the whole or partial.

In other words, it had the clear potential to circumvent the voice of the people and completely empower un-elected power mongers.

The Chinese authorities, in other words, are doing the exact opposite of what they did less than a year ago.

Ben said he will be very busy tonight. In other words, he won't come to the party.

In other words, far from being a threat to capitalism, social democracy is in fact essential to its durability.

A little bit of mental strain and excess stimulation from exercise, in other words, may help us to keep day-to-day problems in perspective.

But China's per capita oil consumption is only one-thirteenth of the U. S. -- in other words, there's a lot of room to grow.

For instance, I said here that when people started criticizing, or in other words, when the fire started burning, wouldn't that cause pain ?

In other words the whole spectrum of levels is just like that of an alkali turned upside down.

In other words, what was regarded to be one transaction turned out to be two.

In other words, even as Arctic climate continues to warm over the long-term, there won't be a new record low ice extent each year.

In other words, that your emotions can be effected affected by someone you do not to racily directly know.

It looks, in other words, as if the drug-based and diet-based approaches are acting in similar ways.