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"It sounds great, " I ventured without hesitation, all the while feeling as if I'd signed on to cross dangerous borders using false papers.

It frustrated her to sit among a mountain of papers; but the role of a background worker, patiently picking up after Jo, also suited her.

Embarrassed Danes said the text was one of several unofficial papers that had been floated, not a basis for real bargaining.

As a matter of fact, I referred to your research findings in my couple of papers during my graduate studies.

If he had any papers, they must have been on hi when he was killed, and ditched along with the rest of his identification.

He said he stood over a Xerox machine for hours, carefully making copies of each page of the Pentagon papers.

Editing test questions and typesetting examination papers is always an arduous work, which is tedious and easy to make mistake.

I quit my job at the papers, I closed my school, and I wrapped up my pencils and my brushes and inks, And I decided to go traveling.

And out of that field campaign we'll probably get a few dozen papers on a few dozen processes or molecules.

I used to sit there in the late afternoon in a red velveteen chair and read the papers of the Presidency in the glow of an old lamp.

I thought he wanted to ask why I didn't correct their exam papers or maybe he wanted to ask for leave or. . . It was none of that.

WHEN he died, John Weinberg did not make the front page of the financial papers.

I said that the WikiLeaks incident began with a theft, just as if it had been executed by smuggling papers in a briefcase.

He had tears in his eyes and a lump in his throat when Lavrushka came in at the door with papers.

It was a sort of envelope which appeared to contain papers.

Dr Nakamura wrote several influential papers and went on to become one of the pre-eminent researchers in the field.

Ashley Young seems to be on his way to United as well, if the papers are to be believed.

His solution? He summoned the city editor and directed him to call two rival news-papers and have them to send reporters to his office.

Moreover, papers may be able to publish less frequently in print and yet retain most of their print advertising.

Maxwell turned half around, with his hands full of papers and ticker tape. "What position? " he asked, with a frown.

In secondary schools and universities alike, students are taking advantage of the fact that ready-made papers are only a few clicks away.

The software in Scopus errs on the side of caution; it only assigns two papers to the same person if it has a high degree of confidence.

In sections of the plane that are far from the hole, winds might be mild enough to simply whisk papers around.

Between us, we've published more than 70 research papers, " he said. " This is the only one thAT's given us any publicity AT all.

He said the quality of some research papers about cannabis and ecstasy was so poor the articles had to be retracted.

Jack tossed the papers on my desk --- his eyebrows knit into a straight line as he glared at me.

He began to search through his father's important papers and saw the still new Bible, just as he had left it years ago.

he took an empty bag from the wagon and began to fill it with papers, rags.

Next Tuesday is the deadline for handing in the term papers, but most student have hardly made a dent in the word so far.

White granted access to his papers on condition that he be allowed to read and comment upon the biography in progress.

Yet like many equally accomplished researchers, he was forced to endure long delays when trying to publish papers in medical journals.

Canada and the United States, researchers recently published papers that they found a cure for AIDS may be completely new method.

Carolyn had been our assistant at the Governor's Mansion and had come to Washington to help us with our personal papers and correspondence.

Then plan to make time at least once a week to process incoming papers and file papers that are worthy of being kept.

Quite a few papers included here have made explorations about this topic and reached their distinctive conclusions.

"I guess I'll not try to go out to-day, " he said to Carrie at breakfast. "It's going to be awful bad, so the papers say. "

Then I saw that there was an old packet of papers next to its place in the box.

The relationship is always something that can be talked about. The contract is just a set of papers that you keep in your bottom drawer.

Our record of these is almost wholly confined to the papers which he kept and put in his box when he left Trinity for London.

The papers he had retired to read did not tell him much in fact; but they plunged him into an atmosphere in which he choked and spluttered.

At home, the severity of the mother day in my ear nagging, not ask me to do this examination papers, is to call me to do that this practice.

The result was a set of 34m research papers, which he was able to mine in search of his answers.

She sweeps a litter of disarranged papers out of her way, snatches a sheet of paper from her stationery case and tries resolutely to write.

Without wasting time on amenities, he spread his papers out on the kitchen table and launched into a lengthy explanation.

Another rumor had it that the white officer had been a Southerner and had deliberately falsified Grandpa's papers.

White papers are a great way for prospects to see how you think, to evaluate your knowledge and perspectives.

Review any technical papers you might have to see if they can serve as landing pages for your desired search terms.

By Tuesday evening, Internet links to at least some of those research papers had been removed.

Most sales are through independent retailers rather than subscriptions, so papers do not know who their readers are.

Two years later, he heard that she was divorced, and she, after a man got his green card, to send her a paper divorce papers.

'I haven't heard anything other than what's been said or written in the papers, so it's purely speculative at the moment, ' he said.

We all gathered in the garden to hear about the project archive the author's papers, and then something completely unexpected happened.

She was so much larger than he was that she was more surprised than afraid. Was this who had disturbed her father's papers?

For instance, misprints often crop up in the papers simply because their elimination has not been tackled as a serious job .

The professor was reluctant to stop grading the stack of papers on her desk, but she was really too tired to read on.

Students were not required to put their names on their papers, just a number identifiable by the administration.

Equally, the other side of this coin is not to be neglected: we often turn out to be wrong, even with giant, classic papers.

All the furniture was turned over, there were books and papers all over the floor, and the blanket they had covered him with was in shreds.

"destroyed in a precipitate burning of his papers a few days before his death" (James Boswell ).

Operation of the method was easy, and the result was in coherence with that of similar thin-film from relevant papers.

Most of the wreckage appeared to be in small pieces and included clothes, shoes and identity papers.

Back at the hotel Hurstwood was anxious and yet fearful to see the morning papers.

Mom seemed to see through my mind, she told me that the other papers too thick wind prop it up.

Through my government papers, I was able to find out where I was born and where I'd lived for the first two years of my life.

They may include requests for you to think about some issue, and previews of what you plan to write for your major papers.

Papers on the management of substation data security, reliable, efficient and easy-to-network intelligent management of consider revising.

Government-owned papers like Al-Ahram will no doubt remain close to the regime, but perhaps less slavishly so.

Nor did Han Fei-tzu mind the touch of his wife's flesh as he tucked his own three papers into her other sleeve.

My mom did not want to sign the papers, but she knew I had to be better myself and maybe I'd get an education in the serves.

More scientific papers come out of China than out of any other country but the U.

The scope and character of these papers have been hushed up, or at least minimized, by nearly all those who have inspected them.

Eg. Some of the students would peep into a teacher's desk to see if the examination papers were there.

The next time I'm back I'm going up to Boston and I'm going to take a shot at second mate's papers.

One woman was destroying a pile of papers: "10 years of a bad relationship, " she said, smiling.

But he found that, within only a few years, almost a third of the papers had been refuted by other studies.

Mr. Harrison got some papers. He looked at them for a minute. Then he gave them to Nick.

But one of the Sunday papers carried a fantastic picture of him kneeling in the box and staring at the ground in utter desperation.

She failed one of the exam papers, but we ought to make allowance for the fact that she was ill.

If you think shredding papers and password changes are enough to protect the privacy of your small business, think again.

Most of us, after all, are at least helping to put ourselves through school and have to juggle work with papers and studying.

She failed one the exam papers, but we ought to make allowance(s) of the fact that she was ill.

My business continued to grow and so I decided to get one more man to help write legal papers.

He said that only those who wrote the papers could have their names signed and that was the principle.

The chauffeur came out, folding up the papers and putting them in the inside pocket of his coat.

'And I'll take this for what I'm owed, 'I said, and picked up the cloth of papers.

No one should start signing mortgage papers until they know how much they have to work with.

The traditional utilizing way of the straw were to be fuels or rude forages in the farmers families, a few to be make papers.

All this could change the traditional form of the peer-review process, at least for the publication of papers.

I took off my coat, took my wallet with my papers and my money all wet in it out of the inside pocket and then wrung the coat out.

Delivering some papers to her but I think it was just an excuse to see her.

Delivering some papers to her but I think it was just an excuse to see her.

When she came near the lane, she took from her basket wrapping-papers and gave them to me to print upon.

She had noticed a yellow paper clip on the refrigerator held there with a magnet. She borrowed the paper clip for her papers.

At first, I had my dog in Spain. I had to fill in papers to get him, it was very strict, and I missed him for the year.

The sun and the wind blinded the old man's eyes, and the papers on which he had the poem he was to read were blown to the ground.

He also found a fall, once a journal was online, in the number of papers in it that got any citations at all.

You say that you are a victim of imperfect information, but surely previous exam papers are available for all to see.

She told me that she had already got the tourist cards and relevant papers for Canada from an agency.

Roosevelt made his papers public of his own volition, but more recent presidents have not had a choice in the matter.

Books, papers and speeches, patents and honor seems to be an engineer limited effect.

'We are sure that you are just as kind as dear Mr Marley was. 'said the gentleman, handing some papers to Scrooge.

There have been few pictures in the papers of his wife, Stacey, let alone his children.

Kate Middleton as a beautiful fresh face on the scene was starting to be covered obsessively by the British papers.

In the last few days I completed one of the finest papers of my life.

Either it was or it was not. Also, the instructor did not wait until the end of the semester to review papers handed in early in the course.

Mr. Barrios had been separated from his wife, the papers said, but had told her he was living on his own.

But Anderson did not think it was ink. He thought the papers were written in blood.

I only read about the interest from Chelsea in the papers and on the internet but nothing concrete came out of it.

For students, bring transcripts, invitation letters, detailed research plans, or any other papers you think would be helpful.

If it is a matter of right answer, as it may be in mathematics or science, give him the answer book. Let him correct his own papers.

I've long heard of you and, as a matter of fact, I referred to your research findings in a couple of my papers during my graduate studies.

You do not want the person on the other end of the line to hear you shuffling papers in the background!

I said years ago in one of my theological papers that God was morally obligated to reveal Himself to the human family.

However, submission of the claim papers to your marine claims professional should not be held up for the carrier's acknowledgement.

If each paper takes an hour to grade, imagine how much time it takes to grade 3000 papers!

The boy left. The father stepped to the closet, slid the door open and picked up the metal box containing their important papers.

She said the findings of the report were due to be released as a series of papers soon.

That luminary gazed earnestly at some papers before him, as if they were of the greatest concern .

However, the exam time, when the exam papers issued when everyone laughed down, and heart are all relieved, did not expect so simple.

Craigslist and your local papers run ads for people seeking workers for a few hours of work a week or to do one-time projects.

"Don't think I'm not keeping up with all this noise about you in the papers, " she said.

He would often join Bob halfway along the road and walk along with him as he gave out the papers.

Reading his books, papers, records or field observations, you will feel that he seems to be such a fair and objective.

In 1981 its output of scientific papers was one-seventh that of India; by 2008 it had almost caught up with India.

Career research papers are set up similar to any other academic paper, but generally contain somewhat different information.

And so there have been a couple of papers suggesting or calling into question whether or not the measurements are as accurate as they seem.

I forgot (that )my research paper was due on Tuesday and that my teacher had said he would not accept late papers.

an international student to work without proper papers, he would be in violation of his visa.

He did not assign any examinations or papers and his students were allowed to "grade" themselves.

As a consequence, he consulted the business opportunities advertised in the morning papers and began investigations on his own account.

If there were something wrong with it, don't you think the pharmaceutical company would have taken out full-page ads in the papers?

There had been appearing in the papers about this time rumours and notices of an approaching strike on the trolley lines in Brooklyn.

Unemployment is going up in that country instead of leveling off as claimed by some of the papers.

In one of the papers in Philosophical Transactions David Stainforth of Oxford University points out a pertinent example.

Legally, Jianguo and his wife were "black" persons: they had no residential papers, no apartment, no job.

Though the author never met the man, he had the help of Schulz's family and full access to his papers during his six years of research.

Simple filing system : Once you've processed papers out of your inbox, you'll need a place to put them if you need to reference them later.

The computer looks through its entire list of books and papers, testing each title to see if it is relevant.

In the Department of Foreign Languages, a checking machine is always used to help correct the students' test papers.

Among these useless papers I found a few paper-covered books, the pages of which were curled and damp.

Ellsberg said he had studied every word of the Pentagon Papers and carefully weighed whether their release would harm anyone.

It is one of the papers in his own handwriting which he has bequeathed to us.

I started doodling randomly on scrap sheets of papers, trying to draw something surprising or something that made me laugh.

We pitched nose down, the windows blew out. The noise was deafening. Papers, clothing, everything was being sucked out of the windows.

As she collected her papers and put them into a big canvas bag, Jane regretted that she hadn't finished her math homework the night before.

Replying to your favour of yesterday, we send you enclosed several samples of papers closely resemble to what you want.

These papers showed how their manager tried to cover up the financial crisis of the company.

This set of American state papers on China, spanning the century since 1839, is an agreeable exception to the general rule.

'Yes, my work for Tellson's Bank here is finished. I have the necessary papers to leave Paris. I was ready to go tomorrow.

The entity pumped its stock offering in the selfsame papers, trying to gain the technological potential high ground.

It would be a fearful thing to fall into the hands of these hard, uncouth men without legal papers.

By the age of 23 he had already written his classic papers which put the concepts of quantum theory on a sound mathematical basis.

Accompanying the ballot papers shall be any information provided by the candidates to the General Manager regarding their candidacy.

The big papers had been camping out in Arkansas for weeks, looking for whatever they could find on my record and my personal life.

Combination lock; easy to choose your own code for safe storage of papers and office accessories .

He told the Edinburgh papers he had no idea who made these little books and he had nothing to do with it.

Most couples draw up divorce papers when they're missing out on an amazing moment of deepening and enlightenment and connection.

Chapter Three: the Vietnamese Student Learning Chinese numeral of the bias This is all part of the main content of papers.

Out of consideration for the bereaved family's feelings the papers did not print the story.

Foreign Language Institute in the papers of many teachers have to complete in a positive direction and to help in this profound gratitude.

Some were really good printed materials with high quality papers, but alas, they were all rubbish to me.

if he did not tell them where the secret papers were hidden.

When he opened the briefcase, papers flew out, a thousand doves flailing against the walls of the alley.

We had the carriage to ourselves save for an immense litter of papers which Holmes had brought with him.

Her papers, which I read over the subsequent weeks, were written with creativity, sensitivity and a delicate sense of humor.

No one was able to read the writing on the papers. It was in a strange language.

all we've got to do is to bury the money and burn the papers.

The award, announced in London on Tuesday night, comes four months after the FT won Newspaper of the Year at the What The Papers Say awards.

Back in June, when campaigning kicked off, Lula told the nation that without him there would be a void on the ballot papers.

Galois had been submitting papers on the subject since the age of 17.

The papers she was meant to be reading piled up untouched on her desk .

"Considerable risk is created if papers' business and publishing departments are completely separated, " he said then.

A two paragraph summary of each paper should be turned in at the beginning of each class for papers presented that day.

In which case, the fact that the papers were delivered to Sotheby's cannot be considered illegal.

"Considerable risk is created if papers' business and publishing departments are completely separated, " he said.

The prosecution did not cite the Beaumont decision in its own court papers.

See also the discussion of this essay in earlier papers, particularly that of Ravni Thakur.

Your excellency, I regret to say that, not knowing it was necessary to COME provided with these papers, I neglected to bring them.

So I sit in the dark on nights when I'm scrambling to meet a deadline and rely on the glow of the computer screen to illuminate my papers.

This might be a tough reality to face for the owners of these papers, but the barbarians are at the gates.

I also find it helpful to clear my desk, even if that means sweeping miscellaneous papers into a folder to be sorted through later.

At least five houses were subsequently searched, 49 (mostly innocent) people were arrested, and thousands of books and papers confiscated.

Online term papers from websites are a waste of money, and the content is like the town whore: it gets around.

The papers reported that he was treated like a dignitary in his hometown and received an audience with a Chinese military commander.

Lebanese authorities prevented the boat from leaving Tripoli, Lebanon , citing problems with the boat's registration papers.

" Her eyes caught my papers and pen in front of me. " Can I take a look at that?

These papers are the basis for informal consultations that contribute with input used for testing various positions.

Many referees will throw out papers which are just a collection of words, equating one mysterious concept (eg time) with another (eg light).

But Mr Doty told the Financial Times that this arrangement could not be permanent if China persisted in denying it sight of key papers.

Over the course of a semester, you were assigned sixteen 400-page books to read, plus you had to write papers about them.

Faxing an advisory without any personal contact is usually a waste of time, unless you are sending it to small community papers.

All of the papers were in order for the meeting the next day.

Meanwhile, she had continued to publish papers on astronomy, and her fame had grown.

Ilove you more than everything in the world. I could cover sheets of papers and yet not say half that I feel.

My whole style of research, and the techniques that support almost all of my own papers, derive from his foundational articles .

She tore out funny items in the papers that would made him laugh and collected Eleanor cartoons, as well as cartoons about the president.

The Italian papers were full of news that Prime Minister Berlusconi was about to be charged with sleeping with a teen-ager.

papers seem to be everywhere except where they ought to be.

Just before the bell rings, most students close their books, put away papers, whisper to friends and get ready to rush out.

Contestants must make it clear on their Recall Papers, to which pack the list of cards is referring.

Yet, at the moment, all the historian can read are the finished (and polished) papers which the subcommittee produced .

She said all she took with her were important papers and her laptop.

Science-Metrix also predicts that this year, China will publish as many peer-reviewed papers in natural sciences and engineering as the US.

Over the last three decades many papers have appeared dealing with a wide range of ethical issues concerned with population policy.

If you don't have a process already, take a few minutes and set one up in the location where those papers arrive.

The officer would have looked at me suspiciously, would have asked for my papers and begun asking embarrassing questions.

The committee also welcomes proposals for individual papers and will attempt to place the presenter on an appropriate panel.

He defected in February. He just received special papers allowing him to travel and has applied for a visa allowing him to stay.

Then he was an arts critic for a bunch of different papers and drama critic for the Saturday Review.

Comparing the actual number of excellent papers produced in a city to the expected number provides something like a performance review.

He told police he had lost his card but Naziah said she doubted the story because Fauzi, 21, had no papers and looked like an Indonesian.

But the class remained silent. The professor put down the papers. "that is exactly what I expected, " he said.

Just ahead of her, a man drops a few papers.

Once she had delivered the papers, she continued with her teaching and for the first time we forgot to make her life miserable.

Some of the dead had papers pinned to their clothing to say who they had been, and the rest were just anonymous.

Straw is to sign the 79-year-old's parole papers, allowing him to be released into the care of a nursing home, the Times reported.

It contains some papers that I do not wish to carry into the country with me.

All the files, including working papers, draft resolutions, amendments will directly come to me and any other questions are welcome.

She signed adoption papers that alleged the babies had been abandoned and left on her doorstep.

Loft-dried A drying method used for producing high grade papers which are dried in a drying shed to allow natural evaporation.

Firm as you file Pause from your papers with a few wall push-ups.

Papers that dealt equally with two or more topics, papers that didn't lend themselves to any easily-remembered topic heading, and so on.

Your papers for this course will be better than they would otherwise be, and you will eventually start to edit as you write.

More than 70 academic research papers on Deng Xiaoping Theory have been submitted, said the organizer.

Right after they came into the classroom. The professor handed out the papers. There were only five questions on it.

In spite of what you might have read in the papers, Starbucks is not doing that badly.

Mr. Thompson gave all the historical papers of his grandfather to the public library according to his grandfather's will.

During the recent 5 years, an upsurge of stem cell biology research has appeared around the world with a huge number of papers published.

I worked very late. I left the office about nine o'clock. I was the last person in the office. Look at this mess. These aren't my papers.

If your desk is covered with papers and notes and gadgets and office supplies, you might not be able to get this done today.

My words, my actions, my travel plans, and my tax returns all end up in the morning papers or on the nightly news broadcast.

And the late delivery of ballot papers, which were securely printed abroad, delayed the voting by a week.

Not in the papers, dad. He's been trying to work out what kind of man abandons his family. Now I'm doing the same damn thing.

Please sign here and write down the name and number of your papers.

they said , bring some papers , or anything important , i grabbed my chihuahuas , and i got some dog food , and that ' s all we brought .

The minister of war put the other remaining papers together, making their edges level, and lifted his head.

Saleslady Excellent choices. Let me fill out the papers for customs. Thank you for shopping duty free.

Though I co-edited a collection of Lincoln papers with Shenk, we disagree on this point.

Asked whether any discussion papers had been produced to assist their debate, one national diplomat rolls his eyes.

I nailed down a contract to sell a thousand cars. The customer signed all the papers and I've already faxed them back to you.

Meitner was soon working with Hahn's assistant in the name of Hahn, together with a number of published papers.

And yet, I'm terrified to even start my final papers, because doing badly on the papers will make people think I'm a bad person.

Most published papers have been recorded by SCI and cited by the famous mathematicians all over the world with good review.

Failure to get AKC "registration papers" causes more grief for buyers of purebred registrable dogs than any other problem except sickness.

It now ranks among the top nations in the annual number of papers published internationally and patent applications filed.

Papers on this point are not seen yet; even Langacker himself didn't go further on it after he put forward this concept.

I guess Professor wang hasn't finished grading the papers yet. If he had, he would not keep us in suspense.

I'd just as soon you did't take those important papers with you.

Lehman Brothers was formally bankrupt: the papers had been filed and the long list of unsecured creditors lodged.

In one sitting, one pair of Tongzhuo pay the same examination papers, but the teachers think they certainly did not Zuobi, which is why.