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One of the great joys of Little Deadman's Cay was that there were no local rituals or folkways to observe, no minders to look after.

Just then, a pair of little arms went around my middle and a little face peered up at me.

The survey shows that some students believe that if something cannot be calculated in terms of money it is of little value.

A foolish consistency may be the hobgoblin of little minds, but a wise consistency is often essential to enlarging the mind.

In the last couple of years, when deflation was perceived by many to be a greater threat than inflation, the index was of little value.

To take(something, especially something of Little value)in a furtive manner; snitch.

Political candidates' positions on the matter are of little interest to the electorate.

He turned his eyes to the boys with the boats, as if the request were of little importance.

It is of little use to work for years toward a goal if you give up just a few days before the goal is reached.

refers to a political issue or debate considered to be of importance only to political insider and of little interest to the general public.

In between come all the hundreds of little steps, some of them imperceptible, each of them preparing you not to be shocked by the next.

Even when it isn't erupting, smoke comes out of the earth on top of it out of thousands of little holes.

What you want is yours. Do not mistake the little effort that is asked of you for an indication that our goal is of little worth.

The ting fingerprints on the wall spoke of little prisoners trying to feel their way to sun and air.

Then as it grew it took a regular rhythm, and he knew it for nothing else but the pat-pat-pat of little feet still a very long way off.

A pair of little hands Ten fingers Palm to the front Back to you Palm to the left Back . . .

The right to be heard would be, in many cases, of little avail if it did not comprehend the right to be heard by counsel.

A pair of little eyes, his eyes Look East Seibo, as if to say: I am familiar with the environment more familiar with it!

One of the longest-running spousal debates may now be settled in favor of men and for the sake of little boys.

I consider the matter ( to be) of little importance.

shes not the pilchard sort of little slip of a girl , she she s a bonny scotch trout.

It's not always about the grand gestures, we both came to see, but rather the accumulation of little gestures.

If you zoom into the surface of the neocortex, you discover that it's made up of little modules, G5 processors, like in a computer.

The neighbors peered around the doorway, and a line of little boys clambered on the window bars and looked through.

He was more rational, and once more he was chiefly interested in the land of little sticks and the cache by the river Dease.

Some discard it lightly as if it were of little value and easily replaced.

Suddenly, the cart Will was in jerked to a halt. Will looked up to see the face of Little John.

she sat down and made, as well as she could, a pair of little shoes out of some old pieces of red cloth.

"When I looked off the deck of the ship, I saw hundreds and hundreds of little tiny pieces, " he said.

MarketFirst would be of little use if it was as unreliable about the forecasts as the forecasts are about the weather.

Data encryption is of little use unless you apply it to specifically mitigate a risk or to address a legal requirement.

For the moment all such political manoeuvrings are of little interest to a nation gripped by the dramatic news from the battlefield.

And immediately Jesus stretched out His hand and took hold of him and said to him, You of little faith, why did you doubt?

Why should they bother with something of little-to-no interest when they could have (or plead for) the thing they crave?

the magician produces dozens of little lights from his finger tip and places them , one by one , into a black cloth bag.

Unfortunately I think, I have to say that I think attitude towards China is that of a kind of little Westerner mentality.

How Anne's more rigid requisitions might have been taken is of little consequence.

So remember the sketching task we did at the beginning ? The kind of little face , the portrait you did ?

Three more birthdays of little Lucie had been woven by the golden thread into the peaceful tissue of the life of her home.

A bombastic Portuguese legislator gave an impassioned plea for the right of little people to have their fun just one night a year.

Liang Deyang, a consultant at the Prince of Wales Hospital said the registration ban is good but of little significant effect this year.

The matter is of little importance.

Weak pink metope matches one integrated mass of new classical furniture, the mature romantic take bit of little girls of lovely.

The meeting was held in Jack Crumbly's barbeque place in Forrest City, about ninety miles east of Little Rock.

Actually, happiness is consisted of a series of little satisfaction, around us, but we never found that it is so close to us and accessible.

And there are a lot of little details that'll start to imply quality Now you can see that this is still a sketch, right?

The manipulative skills of the computer would be of little use to us if we were unable to communicate with the computer.

The door opened, and he saw a big, fat toad sitting there, surrounded by a large number of little toads. The fat toad asked what he wanted.

Ask him a number of little people understand the computer, other people told him to change the DOS batch file.

It has been erupting for thousands of years. Even when it isn't erupting, smoke comes out of the earth from thousands of little holes.

Owen proceeded to cut up one of the slices of bread into a number of little square blocks.

For Chinese people, 2011 was a year of little sleep and a lot of anxiety, particularly over food.

The old brown bear rose clumsily and began to fill the pockets of Little Bear's trousers with honey-dried blackberries.

Cultivate a daily sense of gratitude for your partner and the thousands of little blessings he or she has brought into your life.

Yes, after receiving a cassette recorder for my eighth Christmas, I used it to produce a series of little radio plays I wrote.

It will be as if, in place of the stars, I had given you a great number of little bells that knew how to laugh.

Charlie Daniels' office puts the cash in the bank and the valuables in two big safes in the capital of Little Rock.

Not with him by the tree with the flow, a pair of little yellow 10000 Red.

They are of little importance, nothing but a foil. Their bodies are invisible.

Which when Jesus perceived, he said unto them, O ye of little faith, why reason ye among yourselves, because ye have brought no bread?

Everyone is trying to accomplish something big, not realizing that life is made up of little things. - F. A. Clark.

For that reason, pregnant women and parents of little kids would be wise to heed advisories regarding evacuation zones.

Mr Cameron himself casts his views on Europe as a function of his liberalism, rather than as a symptom of little-Englander parochialism .

But, I must admit, I enjoyed the opening. . . and I loved your pictures, Alberto, especially the one of little Alex.

However, all the manipulation in the world is of little use if you can't properly write your changes back out to a file.

I also like the way it sits on our kitchen counter and gets used for all sorts of little things.

They gnawed and gnawed until he could not keep his mind steady on the course he must pursue to gain the land of little sticks.

For the professional rider whose groom is an intermediary between himself and his mount, a grumpy horse in the stable is of little concern.

And beneath, in the mirror of the brook, there was the Flower-girdled and sunny image of little Pearl, pointing her small forefinger too.

Exercising is of little interest to me, so the majority of my daily routine consists of work, and I do sometimes look after the child.

After a while, Old Cheng returned with two large bowls of sweet gruel and a whole lot of little "horse-hoof" buns and crispy fritters.

And He said to them, Why are you cowardly, you of little faith? Then He arose and rebuked the winds and the sea, and there was a great calm.

Basically, the surge in the gold price seems to be of little concern.

In his frustration, he accidentally dropped the coffee pot and it broke into hundreds of little pieces all over the kitchen floor.

However, some health professionals tend to think of international trade as an area of little relevance for public health activity.

She awoke to see the black, ragged figure of little Tom. She screamed and a nurse came in.

The voucher, which covered only a third of the actual cost of their room, was of little help.

Washington's first biographer invented the tale of little George saying to his father, "I cannot tell a lie. "

The tongue of the righteous is choice silver, but the heart of the wicked is of little value.

Something of little importance; a trifle.

Methods: To use the technology of ultrasonic drawing, the means of little white mouse and ammonia water, as well as phenol red drain amount.

All that will be of little comfort for friends of Israel who fear and deplore its increasing isolation.

From whether is the related party merger or not, the cash merger and the share swap and merger are of little significant differences.

amplification means of the transformation of little currents into big ones, without distortion of the shape of current fluctuation.

The best presenters hardly use text at all in their slides, so a simple printout of their slides too will be of little use by themselves.

He had no doubt fathered other children, but that was of little concern to him.

Finally I got two golden prizes as the first place of the group and was awarded the title of "Little Performer of Shandong Province" .

The systems I've seen were simplistic and of little value, not to mention being counter-productive and frustrating for everyone involved.

A little girl from the East Side was invited to a garden party given by a very aristocratic lady to a group of little East-Siders.

He or she speaks an unwritten language and is possessed of jungle skills that are of little value in the money economy.

If you walk around town with a little shovel, you'll just end up digging thousands of little holes, not one big one.

We add the word "robust" because an easily forged authentication is of little value.

After an hour had passed with no sign of little Westie, rescuers began to fear that the dog had drowned.

But that's of little comfort to the Bob Hope Classic, which is starting to feel like the year's best "opposite-field event. "

And, of course, authorization is of little value without robust authentication.

Of little significance by themselves, skirmishes like this one can herald inflection points in long-term trends.

They ooh and aah when the thousands of little lights in the ball come on. Then everyone waits for midnight.

She's got a charming face, and the sweetest, softest pair of little white hands I ever did see.

With 60% of Muslims living in poverty, Islamic banking is of little benefit to the general population.

"They appeared to have a number of little dings throughout their brains' white matter, indicating poor quality, " Tapert says.

The accompanying gas of little oil field is usually burned when oil is product in the desert.

It was an election of little if any practical importance, but huge symbolic value.

Through a small telescope, this would look quite blank, but you see here hundreds of little, faint smudges.

Simple and no significant change in the lateral heterogeneity of cervical lymph node enlargement is of little significance.

This pair of little big cats pounce and prowl like any curious kittens, blissfully unaware they are two of the rarest leopards in the world.

Planck found it necessary to assume that the light was emitted as a series of little bursts of energy .

The majority of a typical firm's patents are of little or no use to its core businesses.

Timing of the report is vital. Without a point of reference, most assessment data is of little value.

Each pair of 'little g' pants comes with a spare snap-in liner.

During extended periods of little or no wastewater flow, clarifier effluent can be pumped back to the pretreatment tank for recirculation.

The distance between the me from before and the me right now, is filled with all sorts of little things, are the love you've given me.

But this realization is crashing hard on a generation of little emperors and empresses that have been told they could have everything.

With no hair, no danger of little accidents, and a mind capable of doing far more than fetch, is K9 the perfect pet?

The combination of little ice and scattered herds of harp seals has persuaded most hunters around the gulf to stay home.

Pray for an immediate end to the trafficking of little boys and little girls and of women in Thailand.

It is the Land of Little People, the Land of the Ever-Young, where all are happy like children, and no one ever grows old.

The city of Little Rock is small enough for a student to comfortably adjust to living in the United States.

You know one has always a world of little odd things to do after one has been away for any time.

There are lots of little things: The lack of games on a Saturday and [ever-changing] kick-off times, are part of that.

Chapter Four analyzes the communicative strategy of the figure of little heroes through a case study on cartoon adaptation.

But it's a fool's game. Busy is simply noise, action without meaning, lots of little unimportant things rather than a few important ones.

Like the character's appearance and a lot of little things regarding my acting.

The application is of little value if it eventually crashes or becomes nonresponsive.

The man of little learning(ignorant)grows like a bull; his flesh grows, but not his wisdom.

For in the dew of little things the heart finds its morning and is refreshed.

The evidence a CSI recovers is of little value if it's not admissible in court.

Your little life of little whims and moods was admirable in its own little sphere.

And immediately Jesus stretched forth his hand, and caught him, and said unto him, O thou of little faith, wherefore didst thou doubt?

There are all sorts of little questions that Arsene will have to answer as he decides on his team, not least who plays up front.

It spends money more slowly than is ideal and spends some of it on projects of little long-term value.

"There , now I'll take off the papers and you'll see a cloud of little ringlets , " said Jo, putting down the tongs .

CONSISTENCY may be the hobgoblin of little minds, but it is an excellent quality in a central banker.

We were meeting again at a storied cheese and meat shop in what was left of Little Italy.

The prototype on the left has lots of little pieces that have trouble staying put. Post-it glue can help with that.

Maybe you can spend more of the cost for each file for editing and correction, but it often and it would also be of little help.

The summit even achieved a little, here and there, despite APEC's reputation as a producer of little besides hot air.

You may meet in the flickered sunlight any number of little princes and princesses far more real than the poor survivals of Europe.

Wrong toy for the wrong age: Toys that may be safe for older children can be extremely dangerous in the hands of little ones.

Under the cliff there was a beautiful valley with waterfalls and streams, trees and lots of little animals. All animals enjoyed their lives.

Even an apparently virtuous action is of little benefit if the root of our motivation is selfishness.

Don't you have some kind of little black agenda book that you can write all this down on in?

He is a good and a great man; but he forgets, pitilessly, the feeling and claims of little people, in pursuing his own large views.

On the contrary, it gave us lots of little goals, things to focus on, rather than just staring at the XP bar and praying for a Level Up.

In fact, their teeth are of little use. So what does a whale shark eat to survive? For that, we need a quick side bar.

Circumstances and the intolerance of little men had begun to make me lose faith.

chairs a little bit wider and the distance between the rows of little more than between the rows of aircraft "economy class" .

Theories that exclude the interactions between a few political elites and the multitude of ordinary people are of little vitality.

In the thrill of little leaves I see the air's invisible dance, and in their glimmering the secret heart beats of the sky.

in the new vantage - point , that which once was of great import in one ' s life may become of little import and is then released.

Now, I enjoy a scene of little children in the twilight chasing and romping around on a neat and smooth lawn like a super-size carpet.

Everything is great. I had a lot of little things that were really bothering me, but I feel good now.

The "Last" link is of little value as the results are sorted by relevance.

In the long term, however, investor psychology is of little help.

The conceptions and measures of little population, moving boundary, genetic storeroom and son-space are adopted in the little population GA.

Knowledge which is felt to be boring is of little use, but knowledge which is assimilated eagerly becomes a permanent possession.

But thawing relations were of little help to Mr Bush as he sought to draw Latin America into the FTAA.

In terms of getting good grades on test, only learning by rote is of little help.

If diamonds do not wear, they are of little value in a construction application.

He was in a small town just outside of Little Rock when he drove by a flower shop.

As the author of little talent and less learning, I am sure that the text of a number of inadequacies in the hope that readers criticism.

Swelled perlite is produced from calcined perlite. It has characteristics of little volumetric weight and large porosity.

I've found all sorts of little things I'd much rather photograph than note down on paper and carry around.

He could drive himself to anguished tears while writing the death of Little Nell, in "The Old Curiosity Shop. "

Ditch the restricting notion that sex is a bedtime ritual, and suddenly you'll discover lots of little daily openings to do it in.

They ooh and aah when the thousands of little lights in the ball come on.

I am pleased to hear of little Mary's birth. Congratulations to all the three of you!

With regard to these features of the material under study it is of little sense to install thermocouples inside the specimen.

The cargoes which the pirates stole were generally of little value until they could be taken into a port and sold.

But this link is of little use to investors, who are looking instead for a lead indicator for equity performance.

Even the government has accepted that it has failed to save millions of little girls.

And the vaccine might be of little use if a different virus causes the next pandemic.

We had so many other problems crying out for attention. I know this i is of little comfort, but we did try. I'm sorry.

These are pretty hefty achievements for a woman of little education who mocked herself for being "thick as a plank. "

We are the ones who started this profusion of little cameras working all over the world.

And he cooked a young sheep instead of little prince, very fresh and made the eating person monster well-pleasing.

Water consumed directly by the construction industry is known to be of little importance.

O troupe of little vagrants of the word, leave your footprints in my words.

This form of "deleveraging" , some believe, should be of little concern.

History is now of little concern as many firms are remade or wiped out by mergers, and stock options are mostly worthless.

He raises his voice because suddenly he believes he is a man of little note.

Some officials have sensibly sought to characterise the pull-out as a purely commercial decision of little broader significance.

Without the co-operation of Russia and China, the United Nations is of little use to us.

Usually the water from river diversion weirs is drawn at the time of little precipitation.

Liao Zhongkai was a famous Kuomintang leftist in the modern history, a revolutionist of little bourgeois, and an ideologist.

He had a set of little tools and saws of various sizes manufactured by himself.

"plaster chapter" Chapter plaster by the tragic fate of little people, and to enlighten people's national character of the deep reflection.

The matter appeared at first view of little moment.

Two rows of little willow beyond the path. The slender twigs with the whispering leaves were covered by a layer of white fluff.

For his part, Delaney is quick to deny that deep-water cabled observatories are of little interest to anyone but geologists.

Maybe you think it be of little, but in fact the playing mahjong influence behavior.

Fools, men of little intelligence, give themselves overt negligence, but the wise man protects his diligence as a supreme treasure.

Thousands of little kids, and nobody's around--nobody big, I mean--except me. And I'm standing on the edge of some crazy cliff.

In an agricultural society, winter was of little importance, and thus went undivided.

In this tut you will create a menu out of little boxes that animate randomly when a menu item is clicked.

It is also eerily sentient, in the way that highly automated plants tend to be, with thousands of little baskets zooming about.

We will continue firmly uphold our corporate tenet of "containing thousands of little rivers, the sea is great. "

All (Wide) azimuth data can obtain better imaging of little faults in all directions, and can get the space extension of these fault belts.

Nothing was made of silver, because silver was considered of little value in Solomon's days.

This means that, for Chongqing Municipality, the transport distance is of little restriction.

The scene of little birds flying back and forth in the reeds can be hardly seen today.

The evade taxation is to show taxpayer is undesigned not the behavior of capture or imposition of little capture.

Though "easy" may be welcome, unluckily it's of little use for any long-time development of reading skills and the general language level.

For European politicians the value of the yuan is one worry among many; it sometimes feels like Americans can think of little else.

Dean contact they had also has a pair of little sisters also in the orphanage.

Today, "it's of little practical use. Actually, I just use it for storage. But it's a novelty and captures the imagination. "

For Watson the bottom line is that a vaccine without a vaccination programme is of little use to anyone.

Lots of little birds came near me . One had a red body in front, and a brown back.

The fact that Demons are now invading all of Ashan is of little importance. . .

These particles particles consist of little pieces of organic matter covered with microorganisms.

Whether a task is handled in hardware or software is of little importance from a scientific perspective.

In the village there was no garden more lovely than that of Little Hans .

FAITH LAPIDUS: But without a way to publicize that warning, such information is of little use.

Let's take a closer look at the Galilean moons for a view of both the variety and similarities among Jupiter's family of little worlds.

Every cent cost of little problem is additionally high, accordingly any one problem cannot abandon.

A large stack of little tasks can feel overwhelming, but often just a few minutes of work can make a sizeable dent.

At best, there was very low-quality evidence of little or no difference in pain relief between the techniques.

In February, I drove to Brinkley, about an hour east of Little Rock on the interstate, to speak at the Lions Club banquet.

Over the years I have come up with a number of little games I use to keep it fun.

Traffic laws are of little use if drivers simply ignore them and law enforcement departments fail to adopt effective enforcement programs .

Whether the machine pays out lots of little prizes or a few big ones, the payout level is generally set by law.

The technology was "metamaterials" : assemblages of little rods, rings, and wires that act like materials with bizarre optical properties.

After all, there is certain limitation in abstract reasoning, and falling into such a dilemma that is of little meaning to reality.

One of the most difficult moments of being the parent of little baby is dealing with illness.

Such waste circulation is expensive to serve and of little value to advertisers.

In the past plenty of little trees were cut down in my hometown.

So if you look at the total number of little volume elements of this sort, it's on the order of 10 to the 30th.

Many people assume th together with the extinction of a policy t or animal species is of little consequence .

Experiment results show that, satisfying compression outcomes are gained at the expense of little increase of computation.

The prepared composite film adhesive can use the alcohol as the main solvent and has the advantages of little toxicity and low cost.

But the area is full of little ponds in there, so it is impossible to stop mosquitoes from flying from an untreated pond to a treated pond.

Thought of here, not from of little wept tone, the young lady is so variety, God how tin so to she ah.

When a man is following his heart-centered path, it's of little consequence if the entire world is against him.

Whether he passed the examination or not was of little importance.

Wide, heavenly panoramas open to the eye, in which we discover the winged figures of little putty and many tiny animals.

During the 1980s, this popular doll graced the hands of little girls all over the world.

Many people assume that the extinction of a plant or animal species is of little consequence .

Knowledge which is felt to be boring is of little use. But Knowledge which is assimilated eargly becomes a permanent possession.

A few, Louisa May Alcott, author of Little Women, among them, volunteered to nurse the wounded.

Much financial innovation has proved of little value, and market discipline of individual bank strategies has often proved ineffective.

One third of parents said their children have been left in tears after hearing the gruesome details of Little Red Riding Hood.

You would, of course, understand that we're a little skeptical when people start talking about videotape of little green men. . .

Famous brand and expand blindly manufacturer of a hundreds of, little also dozens.

Why pay a proper university to teach your executives material of little direct relevance to your own company?

The fall of Nanking was of little military importance. Its political significance, however, was tremendous.

For less financially inclined individuals, the countless investment options in their 401(k) plans is of little comfort.

All got a true love-person now for you of so happiness not is because of get of many but is dispute of little!

Childhood, is an aromatic flowers overflowing; is a box full of little secret; is a dream full of laughter.

Dancing is of little consequence to me, but it does. . .

Can't wait till you have a couple of little children of your own. You'll thank me for the counsel I gave you so willingly.

This is harmless stuff, but estate agents who lie and cheat more seriously have enjoyed years of little or no regulation.