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It's the type of track you might have heard on one of his recent EPs-- the kind Blake purists lament this album's supposed lack of.

It was an investigation he never got to complete. Because on one calamitous night, Raley's world was shattered.

Robot soccer, and of course it would control, one-on-one mode, then kicked the ball over to the other side can score inside the door.

Wettability depends on one specific property of the surface: Surface energy, often referred to as surface tension.

On the naming of Apple, he said he was "on one of my fruitarian diets. "

It used to hang on one side, and his wife's on the other; but hers has been removed, or else you might see something of what she was.

He got up and came at me with surprising speed , but suddenly the Hispaniola hit the sand and went over on one side .

There was a very quick shot of her on one of the Season 5 promo's where she was involved in the Turkish oil wrestling.

He may be able to focus on one thing better than I can, but I can keep up with all of the small details that he would miss.

On one flight, a young man was trying to chat up a woman sitting next to him and bought her too many drinks.

An air-filter is installed on one side of the cabin, and a fan is installed on the other, resulting in a steady flow of air.

Lufthansa said in August that it had to shut down an engine on one of its flights of the super jumbo.

Because I, you know, 3, 000 people killed on one New York morning is something none of us ever want to see again, " he said. "

The shoemaker stopped his work; looked with a vacant air of listening at the floor on one side of him.

The main destination of this vacation was the Coted'Azur in France, but it was a bit far to drive on one day, particularly with a baby.

And I can't -- it's a very elaborate and beautiful dance but I'm just going to give you a close-up on one piece of it.

Just once, I would like to see the first comment on one of these threads be, you know, actually about the damn article!

If you are at a desk all day, it is good to sit on one of these balls for an hour or so, as it puts your spine into the correct curve.

I sat down on one of those modern chairs with holes in it. . .

The lap was good, as I said, but for sure, if you get ten sets of tyres you are always going to go quicker on one of them.

The frequency of one-on-one time is up to you, but the children I interviewed said at least once a month is the minimum.

The little telescopes are amazing: if I stretch my arm out in front of me, the telescopes focus on one-quarter of one of my fingernails.

On one body, that of a corporal, he found a powder-flask.

It's an artistic expression on one hand, but it's a glimpse into how much rage she's still dealing with, which is pretty scary.

It's just a writer on one side of the world, and an editor on the other, serving this up to the Hyperspace community.

'My phone number was on one of the boards and I've had a few funny texts about that but I think they're jokes, not proper offers. '

If I were ever going to reach my destination, I'd have to stop riding around on one wrong bus after another and start driving my own dreams.

See that you do not look down on one of these little ones.

Understand that most roads slope so there tends to be over pronating on one side of the body. I definitely have noticed this.

When Hector recovered he led such a charge, with Paris on one side of him, Aeneas on the other, that the Greeks fled in good earnest.

And to tell you the truth, I always assumed her mother took them all, on one of her visits.

We were in a mountain valley with grassland on one side and a forest beginning to show some color on the other.

A BBC spokesman said it had been a reference to an item on one of his internet pages.

"It was a great ball from Darren Fletcher, giving me a great chance, one-on-one with the goalkeeper, so it was easy to score, " said Park.

Place a picture of a lake, waterfall or any other water scene on one of the walls on the East side of your office.

A passenger surnamed Guo said he saw a pit on one of the aircraft wings the size of a bowl when he got off the plane.

Explosives experts are trying to defuse a second device, which the fugitives placed on one of the main roads leading out of the city.

How much money dose it take to set up in business on one's own.

She held the bird in her hand and found a small note bound on one of the bird's legs.

WENDY WHITE: You can never really just rely on one businessanymore, you've sort have got to have two or more underway.

Fage , he is neuropathy just like to ask others one on one with him. Please do not take him as a thing.

Later, it dawned on one of the scientists that this Homo Sapien child seemed to have the short, lower leg bones of a Neanderthal.

Oliver crept away to the old churchyard, and sitting down on one of the green mounds, wept and prayed for her, in silence.

Just as the man was going to kill the bird, the ant bit him on one of his feet.

But now there was a dull stare in her eyes, whose gaze was fixed away off yonder on one of those patches of blue sky.

When, on Saturday, it turned out that there was room for him on one of the Black Hawk helicopters making the trip, he was elated.

Slowly he bend down on one knee and brushed the snow off the object. It was the body of John, frozen to death.

Su: On one occasion, I fancy at the store a set of noble suits, can be said to put it down, the salesperson asked me whether or not to.

After just a few months Tom had to leave China due to a family crisis and Yechen and I continued with more intense one-on-one sessions.

They were in a small, bright vestibule which opened onto a kitchen on one side and what appeared to be a living room on the other.

Yuan Shao thought of it engraved on the acceptance of him and and his attacks on one of Zhang Changshan.

Up and down the streets all over the city, people spent their days sticking stars or dots on one another.

the girl made no answer , but she dropped on one of the seat with an air of lassitude.

It is all held on one place by swirling underwater currents and is known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch or "trash vortex" .

He got down on one knee and inspected the elephant's foot and found a large piece of wood deeply embedded in it.

They're 8, 000km long and if you were able to sit on one you could travel across the whole of the United States in just four minutes.

Chuck Norris puts his pants on one leg at a time, just like the rest of us. The only difference is, then he kills people.

Still, having expanded on one of the classics of English literature, James vowed, "I shall never do anything like this again. "

The miserable Hatter dropped his teacup and bread-and-butter, and went down on one knee, 'I'm a poor man, your Majesty , ' he began.

He stepped back and looked at her with his head on one side.

That's been part of the learning process. Like this week I had a suggestion on an adjustment we could do on one of the plays that we run.

Finding a seat on one of the red plush divans close to the great windows which look out on Broadway's busy rout , he sat musing.

There will be minimums and maximums for how much "experience" the player can get on one match.

I realized I'd spent a good portion of my life on one wrong bus after another, trying to fit in and keep my seat.

Different courses were held there throughout the year and I used to go on one training course a year.

I happened on one occasion to be spending a few days there, waiting for a ship, and I was introduced to him at the British Club.

a skinny girl with mashed hair on one side of her head and no makeup smiled back at me. i could feel my sticky morning breath.

He did not send me to come home directly, take me a carry on one's shoulder however sweet the lakefront of 4 excessive.

No longer will I judge a man on one meeting; no longer will I fail to call again tomorrow on he who meets me with hate today.

Judging on one game is not enough but it was important to see that I could change players and improve.

One wAS less in love with the boy afterwards, and a little inclined to hate him, AS if he had trespASsed on one's privacy and inner freedom.

If I happened to hear her recorded message there, on one of our off days, calling out the name of a different man, I didn't mind.

Goals keep you fixed on one path, which might not be the best path in a week or a month or a year.

I must cross swords with him on one or two points in his interpretation of the text.

"I had the fortune - though at the time I deemed it the misfortune - of rooming with him on one occasion, " he smiles, wryly.

I look forward to talk with you soon, i hope to come to china to see you on one of my business trip to Thailand.

On one occasion he held up a list on television and said he would be checking who voted and who did not.

On one hand, the narrator tells the story of two heroes: Rat and I. They were trying to get rid of alienation and find the exit in life.

and a rear cover is arranged on one sides of each mirror base and each bottom plate close to the front windshield.

Another time he came and was silent for a while. Then he put his head on one side, and looked at me.

It was a fine feeling indeed to be standing up there like that, with the sound of summer all around one and a light breeze on one's face.

"On one side of me there might be a homeless person looking for work, " she said.

They were taking it out on one another because of their hopeless dissatisfaction.

Coupling refers to how much entities or systems depend on one another.

Finally, one of the men turned his back on the maintenance van, went down on one knee, and pointed an unfamiliar object at the sky.

Earlier this season, Kobe was asked who would win in a one-on-one competition, he or LeBron, and without batting an eye, he said he would.

Still another kind of force, which seems to make the layers or molecules of a material slide or slip on one another, is a shearing force.

So, I'd about given up trying to get my hands on one of these. I'd put out feelers to retailers, to auctioneers, and it was coming up empty.

On one play, Gasol tried to pass to Bynum for an alley-oop dunk, but the ball bounced off the front of the rim.

Always by my side, whether we were out on one of our long walks or sitting by the fire.

On one of her first assignments abroad, she spent countless days poring over the books of a struggling Kenyan microfinance firm.

Male brains are also programmed to concentrate efficiently on one thing at a time, while female brains are geared to be able to multitask.

The door on one BYD car I sat in did not even close properly, never mind achieve the satisfying clunk of an Audi.

What was once a secret budget on one piece of paper, has evolved into the kind of open and accessible situation that we have today.

Divers and fish hover over the remains of a ship that broke up on one of the many shallow reefs around the Cayman Islands, West Indies.

All the big steamship companies offered Verne large sums of money if he would put Fogg on one of their ships.

She tried to put a few pounds on one side for her old age.

In this shot, I was trying to get the pre-dawn glow of the sun over the mountains on one side and the stars on the other.

"None of us had ever been one on one with him, " she said.

When Mary goes on one of her European trips she lashes out on presents for the whole family.

Not in a silver dress with a hussar's pelisse worn on one shoulder, and a strange little pillbox hat pinned to her deep-black hair.

It was on one of the days when she persuaded M. Leblanc to leave the bench and stroll along the walk.

Miss Bennet, there seemed to be a prettyish kind of a little wilderness on one side of your lawn.

The imperial cathedral with its four towers on one of Bamberg's seven hills is the heart of the city.

Consumption, on one level, is turning insipid, especially as the quality of the goods seems to be deteriorating.

But I don't care who knows that the passion was wholly on one side; and I never told her a lie about it.

On one occasion, he made a speech defending affirmative action that effectively articulated the objections to it.

On one page the company sets out its values, which turn out to be: excellence, innovation, customer fixation, teamwork, community and fun .

He wanted to go fishing, on one of those deep-sea fishing boats. . . but somehow he never did.

he made a jump all on one side into the lap of the Princess, who was sitting on a little golden stool close by.

So those of you who are going on one of the post-conference tours , you'll get to see what a real savannah is like .

However, it has a great deal of shortcomings existing on one pair of aspects of the theory and practice, which make people puzzled.

We are on one level ready to respond to that request, and are well equipped to clear up the mess quite quickly.

On one occasion, I tried to get her to say something about her husband, but she clammed up at that.

She wants to retire so she can take a nap. She wants to remodel her house and garden and sit on one of the white rockers on her front porch.

BP must surely have its qualms about this; but all the parties' interests are at least aligned on one thing.

But nor does it make any sense to leave our values at the door when we talk to China's leaders, nor to go into every discussion on one knee.

Once on one of his rare visits to my office, he glanced around at my various scrapbooks and files.

He took the mulled cider, then sat on one of the couches, his heart still beating rapidly.

On one occasion, the company entered into a set of furniture, the price is two hundred thousand yuan.

You know on your own terms and you get down on one knee and the whole production.

How much data can we store on one disk?

I stood up triumphantly and was about to leave when he added, "On one condition. "

As you can see by looking at it, there is a lot of good information, but it's all on one giant page.

With a baby asleep at her breast lay his wife, peacefully sleeping on one side of the bed.

If you haven't yet used Xmarks, you're missing out on one of the better bookmarking services available on the net today.

He put the body on one of his donkeys and loaded bags of gold on the other two, and hurried back to Cassim's house.

This was market-day, and Mrs Joe was out on one of these expeditions.

On one visit all four people I met told me of their most recent research publications, but did not mention the content.

Today, I was at my friend's house, and I asked if I could try on one of her dresses.

Some water got into my ears at the pool , but I shook it out by jumping on one leg a few times .

So we must beware of flattening out biblical teaching, as if it taught only one truth or even concentrated on one truth.

On one particular Friday, I left the office after a week full of overtime and complete immersion in the work.

This results in a thinner wall section on one side, thus adding another weakness to that of the weld line.

She was brilliantly media savvy on one level but she often didn't think through the fall-out from some of her decisions.

A safety valve with an air overflowing through hole is arranged on one end cover of the top of the barrel body.

The other day in the White Sea they found a modern Robinson on one of the islands, where he had spent more than two weeks.

Her head rested on one of her hands as she sat there waiting.

If you want the circle of light a little bit larger, just click on one of the side points and drag outward.

To a thing, make a decision very hard sometimes, do not know should it is good to go to wherefrom considers ability on one hand.

China insists on dealing with Southeast Asian nations one on one, but Mrs. Clinton said the United States supported multilateral talks.

I love the little details like the gumball machine, a bottle of Coke and the New York Times paper sitting on one of the chairs.

I turned and saw George on one knee and I started to freak out. He was holding a ring, looking at me like, Well . . . ?

Leave on one side the question of whether the Geither plan is a good idea or not.

I hop around on one foot, trying to get it to drop out. I get tired . But the tooth is still there!

Suppose an ex post facto law makes it a criminal offense to shoot unarmed trespassers on one's property for any reason whatsoever.

When it has taken a bit of colour on one side, turn it over and cook on the other side.

Mironov may be my favorite mad scientist since the chemist who had the periodic table engraved on one of his hairs.

If God's revelation is on one side of the scales and your response is on the other, how much do you weigh?

LAURA: Well. . . now I know this sounds touristy , but I'd just love to go on one of those five-hour-boat-rides around Manhattan.

Namesys has decided to focus on one aspect of the filesystem, at least initially -- small file performance.

So now it's Tuesday night and the site seems to be cranking along under 50x the load that used to work on one box.

She stood on one of the lower steps, so only the top of her head was visible.

She will have a permanent scowl on her face unless one of her Shanghai Princess sisters calls her on one of her phones .

Recall that the optimal solution is always on one of the vertices of the polyhedron created by the feasible region.

Originally, this referred to a small paper card with a question written on one side and the answer on the other.

On one of our expeditions , our guide pointed out a cacao tree growing wild in the jungle. I had never seen one before.

Loft: Upper space within a Building, often open on one side, used for storage or other purposes (e. g. , sleeping loft , hayloft).

On one occasion a man and a woman both cross their index fingers into an X to tell me not to go.

It was all very romantic, until he got on one knee and I farted out of surprise. Loudly.

(cut down on) One of the most effective ways to improve the atmosphere is to cut down on the release of greenhouse gases.

In this case, the Ares I-X took a ride on one of two crawlers built to carry around the Saturn V rockets that sent astronauts to the moon.

On one occasion when the shepherd laid hold of him, he grunted and squeaked and resisted violently.

Speaking in broken Portuguese, he points to the Nokia brand on one of the phones. "That's just a sticker. "

Just use the brake pads as indicators resting your thumb on one as you get the wheel nearly true to see and feel the wobbles.

The balance beam scale is outfitted with a beaker reservoir on one of its arms and a tare weight on the other.

Cigarette: A bit of tobacco wrapped in paper, with fire on one end, and an idiot on the other.

Flat sheet of white plastic which emits even light over the surface when lighted by a CFL tube on one or two edges.

On one place, it's possible to see how he painted vertically, carefully edging up to the stripe.

It's also possible, he said, that being in an "aroused, " extremely happy state can take a toll on one's cardiovascular system.

He watched his own hand pick up the salt shaker and place it on one of the higher unused shelves, and awaited her plea for assistance.

She 's so fond of talking of certain picture as " grow on one " as though they be a sort of fungus .

On one of those ugly nights, which we have faintly hinted at, but forborne to picture forth, the minister started from his chair.

At least, unlike Paris Hilton and her ilk, the Dumb Blonde of '50s cinema had a firm grasp on one thing: It was cool to be smart.

On one forearm was the blue outline of a valentine heart with the name darlene written stantingly across it in red script.

another non-contact proximity switch is arranged on a proximity switch mounting plate on one side of the bottom end of the cylinder spindle.

Suddenly a non-Jewish neighbor stops by to say hello, sitting down on one of the benches.

He got away on Dec. 14, on one of the last civilian planes to leave the airfield open for normal use.

Are we trying to be healthy and fit on one day, or for a lifetime?

My heart right now is on one of those 'here I am, can you FEEL me' feelings. As if you are building up to something?

In fact, the whole process seems to be centred on one small part of the brain: the anterior superior temporal gyrus.

On one occasion he is said to have walked the streets of Athens in the middle of the day with a lighted lamp in search of a virtuous person.

She was so unpopular that on one could be found to put in a word for her .

I sat down on one of those modern chairs with holes in it and waited.

At about 4 a. m. on one of those nights, I rousted my sleeping husband and told him, "We have to move and I have to quit my job. "

On one hand, visitors and residents in Africa certainly do seem to have the same criterion of hardcore-ness that visitors to China have.

On one trading day, he made totally 16 trades, 8 out of them are the reversal points of the intra-day market fluctuation.

Mr Obama brings with him some big figures with strong opinions on one of Africa's bloodiest conflicts, in the Sudanese region of Darfur.

As they turned into a corner, a huge punch landed on one of the men's face. Boom!

For several blurring days, ministers have been trying to reach compromise on one key issue without success.

British wildlife photographer Anup Shah captured a group of human-like pictures of a family of lions on one of his recent trips to Africa.

That question may yet determine whether the future of Java is founded on one core platform or two, or more.

I'd rather have ham on rye. Meow. And she had a frog on the sly. Neigh. And she did it on one try.

He was poisoned to death by his business associates on one of their outings on a business trip, my mother died when i was a baby.

Yan-ning of the Fudan University in high-class homosexual, have taken place in a debate: Should the promotion of one-on-one relationship?

Ms. Giffords has shown some slight movement on one side of her body, and there are signs she could open her eyes soon, Dr. Rhee said.

A value of 99 is a special case that indicates a lock on one of the system pages used to record the allocation of pages in a database .

Media observers are debating what effects his ownership might have on one of the world's most respected newspapers.

GM is offering no-interest loans of up to 60 months on one of its new models with a Toyota trade-in.

The feisty Anglia often helped Harry and his friend Ron Weasley out of trouble, despite being driven into a tree on one occasion.

One day, the error report started logging problems about a bad block being unable to relocate itself on one of the disks.

In fact, the Murano glassblowing tradition has been a major influence on one of the most famous American glass artists today, Dale Chihuly.

Bynum confirmed as much after Monday's practice, during which he ran on one of the team's machines with 30 pounds of weight on his back.

You can do one thing at a time, like you can be on one movie, or one TV series a year.

Bail covered for her, arranging a convenient "hunting accident" alibi on one of Alderaan's game preserves.

On one occasion, Mr Khosla had to be talked out of giving up by his father and wife.

He had a crush on one of his teachers when he was at school.

The law of majority voting is itself something established by convention, and presupposes unanimity, on one occasion at least.

Although , having said that , ive been extremely lucky to be able to have so much time in the world to work on one record .

However, if tax ID is only present on one source file, then tax ID is not useful for matching to a data file that does not contain a tax ID.

But a return to equilibrium does not depend on one single currency, " he said. "

Clear everything else off your schedule, at least for the moment, and focus on one project.

An old lady told her, "I can find a way for you to give birth to another child, on one condition that you should offer a sacrifice to God. "

Into this deadly hellhole come two police officers desperate to pin the murder of an old woman on one of two suspects.

I saw the heart shaped pepperoni pizza on One Charming Party and there it was. A solution to my problem.

Many diseases are the result of a single defective gene on one of the chromosomes.

Zhou said, adding that it too is pushing Jiuting the new villa, once the market quickly sold out on one of the reasons why.

In an initial set of trials, the infants were presented with an audio cue and then shown a puppet on one side of a screen.

The first woman then says , 'And just last month he took me on one of them Caribbean cruises. '

Tara: Ok. Oh yeah, and I really wanna go on one of those tours around all the stars houses.

On one occasion she asked him to please repeat what he had said, but he replied, "I've already told you and won't repeat it. "

Note, however, that you can never have two or more Excel Web Access Web Parts displayed on one Web Part page that share the same session.

Mr. Buffett slammed the door on one opportunity after another during the most harrowing stretch of his storied career.

On one occasion, Aunt Polly punished Tom to whitewash the wall, Tom wanted a way to get other children to help him to do.

But it is also just a starting point, because there are chaotic systems that have many different parameters that depend on one another.

I'm about to embark on one of the great challenges of my scientific career: teaching Penny physics.

biting teakettle - Mr. Weasley turned up a couple of these on one of his nighttime raids (CS3).

But if you know a little bit about the candidate beforehand, it's like a big weight on one side of the scale, and the interview is useless.

On one of her return trips from Mumbai to Chennai she met with an accident resulting in the amputation of her right leg.

We have had to discipline ourselves to set aside a few hours every weekday for some one-on-one home schooling.

On one hand, my job requires much travelling, sometimes difficult to stay at home for one day in a week, and not worthwhile to rent outside.

On one particular occasion, one of the guards threw a grenade into the prisoners lavatory while it was full of prisoners.

The work is the only constant review annually, while on one side to local manages sign up to take an examination.

The purpose of my visit to Beijing is to talk business on one hand and to see our old friends on the other.

French is a fine reporter, especially in a one-on-one situation, but he doesn't quite have Naipaul's gifts as a brilliant observer.

On one summer night, when he was practicing reading an article, he suddenly saw many fireflies lighting up the sky.

On one of the evenings we were there, I was struggling to carry my stroller up the staircase from the outdoor maze to the lobby.

Dozens of newspapers opened during the Khatami period, only for many to be shut down on one pretext or another by the judiciary.

place the boat on one of the intersections and also position the horizon near one of the horizontal lines.

On one hand, house is one of life's necessities for resident, which can satisfy human with means of livelihood from the cradle to the grave.

The smoking can be done in a large, round metal container. Remove the top of the drum and cut a small opening on one side at the bottom.

Apple's bold move was to pounce on one of the four remaining vowels, and our tenth favourite word, for its own naming convention.

You think you guys are tough on one another in Congress?

She started him on one of his favourite topics.

Smarthinking provided on-demand, one-on-one tutoring in a range of introductory college courses, twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.

Colin and I cuddle up on the sofa together to watch it - normally he spreads out on one chair while I take over another.

But will finding her tomb, not to say her body itself, deepen our portrait of the last Egyptian pharaoh? On one hand, how could it not?

As the name suggests, this standing pose involves balancing on one leg with the arms together and reaching skyward, like a sapling.

But it's always minding that team dynamic, because at the end of the day, we're just a group of people working on one single goal.

Talking about this reminds me of a popular saying- in a well-managed company, on one sholud feel that he has to burn himself out.