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The curtain is on fire! I'm pointing at it, a shocked look on my face.

Before you think of pointing the finger or condemning another - Remember that not one of us is without error.

Let me show you a picture. The rule is if I walk along C with S to my left then the normal vector is pointing up for me.

Lu banner of the end of the straight left hand, right hand pointing to painting banners, as if to say it.

"Hannah, " she said softly, pointing to Michael, who was waiting with me in the doorway. "Do you know this man? "

Could some enterprising kid avoid the rod by pointing out to his mother that it's not in the Bible?

The surgeon came in and marked my forehead with a large black arrow pointing down at my left eye.

It's useful in pointing out how much someone will save, over a greater period of time, by buying from you.

Part of me is giddy to see that, China, of all countries is pointing out the idiot-switch on these devices.

Pointing to a word the professor had circled in his essay, he said, "I can't read what you wrote about it in the margin, sir. "

Because of its angle of approach, Lulin appeared to have a second anti-tail pointing toward the sun as it neared Earth.

"There, " she said playfully, pointing a finger at him.

Help him by pointing out details he might have missed but needs to know. But don't overload him with things he doesn't need to know.

He issued a terse statement pointing out that he is not, and never has been, a member of Facebook, or any other social networking site.

I struggled out and looked up, only to see many strange faces and fingers pointing at me.

"Wow, he's got tremendous feeling, " she said pointing to another dancer as he spun his partner in circles.

A positive goal is always going to be far more attractive than nagging people about their eating habits, or pointing out the excess flesh.

Hopefully, you can see that if I take a normal vector to the sphere it is actually pointing radially out away from the origin.

She raised herself up in bed with a pious look on her face and pointing out the window, she said, "Don't sell that cow! "

At this point, you know how to create a new QueryPath object pointing to a document, and you've also seen a simple CSS selector.

With a pistol pointing at the back of his head, he could do nothing but toe the line.

That was a mistake that at least some of us have been pointing out since the very birth of the euro.

Pointing to something out the passenger window to distract his wife, he picked up the shoe and tossed it out of his window.

I'm not pointing fingers, I can only speak from my own experience and confirm that this is true.

They started pointing to Conley's case in lectures, and writing about him in their books. He became their poster child.

Corporate earnings have strengthened, but companies are still cutting spending, pointing to an unsustainable rebound, he said.

It was a symbol of two hands pointing to the town, as if telling one to stay.

Hamza had an empty look in his eyes, and he kept pointing at his face.

While one of her little hands was pointing to a tiny cloud that hovered like a golden feather above her head.

Horrified, I saw that a yak was standing at the foot of the stairs, his head lowered, his menacing horns pointing straight at me.

Oh no, she says pointing the butter knife at me as if I'm starting trouble, no sir.

Avoid pointing out that someone is fat or making any comments about weight, unless you're trying to be rude.

So, what that means is that if I look at my trajectory at this point, that the acceleration vector is pointing in that direction.

"Simpler seems to be a new trend, " he said, pointing to iOS versus MacOS, chat versus email.

"Another brandy, " he said, pointing to his glass. The waiter who was in a hurry came over.

Adil said he was kept lying face down on the floor with his hands tied behind his back for an hour with the officers pointing guns at him.

The next day the girl wore an even shorter skirt the boy said to her again, "I bet you can't climb that tree" , pointing to a taller one.

Pointing at the guilty parties did not free us from shame, but at least it overcame the suffering we went through on account of it.

When I opened my eyes, I turned to where she was pointing. Fluttering around the rearview mirror was a tiny yellow butterfly.

I saw her pointing at her own wrinkled cheeks and telling me that it was from her that I inherited my big dimples.

We are truly excited on our end that all seems to be pointing in the direction of Disclosure at this time.

The neuron is a specific sort of cell and the neuron has three major parts, as you could see illustrated here [pointing to the slide].

Ruthie wants to see what her mother is pointing at, but instead she sees a man.

I ain't pointing' fingers, heaven knows there never been a saint.

She calls it a visual poem, pointing out that she expresses herself best in pictures rather than words.

"Your Majesty, here is a fine horse I present to you, " pointing to the stag, he said.

Within the army, there was finger-pointing at the intelligence branch, which had failed to predict the reception awaiting the troops.

Accounts opened the door a look mason was standing there, pointing to the piece of higher level than the original hole that even deep pit.

memories will always hit me a slap, pointing to the old wounds would not let me forget.

You know, the Republicans have just dropped the ball on this. Nobody is pointing this out for some reason. Nobody's pointing out his record!

The pen body makes the laser-pointing device easy to be controlled by operation of user, and easy to be carried by electronic equipment.

HSBC defended its pay plans, pointing out that it had not taken taxpayers' money during the crisis and had been profitable.

"People are constantly pointing at me, like I'm an orangutan at the zoo, " he said.

"We used to hand these out in secret, " one of Kilani's young associates says, opening his black coat and pointing to its inside pocket.

"The moon is broken, but Daddy can fix it, " I said at the age of 3, pointing to the rind of a waning moon.

"Teddy's back there, " he said breathlessly, pointing back over his shoulder into the billowing clouds of steam.

The memory location to which newArea was pointing cannot be freed, as there is no pointer left pointing to that location.

Nachtwey glanced down, and noticed some people standing on an adjacent roof, looking west and pointing toward the sky.

P(3)-Q(16)-A(9) -- I answer that, We must not say that "this Man" -- pointing to Christ -- "began to be, " unless we add something.

Her gift and the gift of the poor widow encourage me to be a witness by helping someone in need and pointing people to Jesus.

Camel Hill looks to my eye like a fist, closed except for a thumb pointing to the sky, while Elephant Trunk Hill looks like a simple arch.

It's also worth pointing out that this controversial theory of depression builds on a growing literature on the mental benefits of sadness.

" You see that big , flat - topped hill over there ? " he said, pointing west .

Then get into the car and drive away. Don't try to trick me, you know who I am, it doesn't work. Next, you can stop pointing that gun at me.

It's probably worth pointing out, however, that the Sun is not exactly known as a hotbed of serious environmental journalism.

Asian shares were lower while U. S. stock futures were pointing to a bit of a rebound after a sharp sell-off on Wednesday.

My thought was that by pointing out an extra test they could try, the team may be able to figure the problem out for themselves.

Overpopulation came out on top, with several professors pointing out its ties to other problems that rank high on the list.

Pointing at her own red coat, Li said she had to wear it in her shop to keep warm but would take it off if she had to venture out.

I guess did not know what I toot What do you mean, just think a lot of fun pointing to her, she laughed, I have to grab the baton.

But before you think of pointing the finger or condemning another - Remember that not one of us is without sin.

But you gotta be willing to take the hits. And not pointing fingers saying you ain't what you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody.

Ms. Li teased her mother about her miserly ways, pointing out that her last clothing purchase was a decade ago.

This he said, pointing to the sort of death he would have.

Poland likewise was one of two countries in eastern Europe willing to have missiles planted on its soil, pointing over Russian territory.

Prototypical knowledge with identities pointing to the principle or object, was more easily to be activated in problem-solving process.

an energetic assertive boy who was always ready to argue; pointing directly at a listener is an assertive act.

Crowds stay late just to see her leave the court, some snapping pictures and other pointing her out to their children.

Luckily, we're out in the boat most of the time, with Kyla pointing out rock striations and eagles and tiny wild sheep on the high crags.

" And how much are they then? " I asked, pointing to another tray.

But he was no Lampard, speeding by, waving his arms, pointing to his watch and patting his pockets to excuse his not stopping.

The company disputes this analysis, pointing to its one-month duration gap as a sign that it is not taking interest rate risk.

The western politicians are always pointing their fingers at china for one reason or another, as if they were always right.

It's also worth pointing out that the model Evan Miller is looking at seems to be a monopoly.

Shadow of the sticks whirling in the wind seems to be naughty in the water and pointing to a desolate wordless thought.

she said suddenly, pointing to a pair of shoes way up high on a shelf.

"That's him over there, Mam . " He said, pointing to a dark-haired man in a white coat.

In many people's eyes, Lu Xun has been touted as a brave fighter, his own words, each word pointing to the dark reality of the rule.

Plato taught a trinity of the soul, in which it is easy to see analogies, pointing to a higher form of the doctrine.

"They have had a somewhat sobering experience of trying to do that, " he said, pointing to SAIC's experience with Ssangyong.

In many people's eyes, Lu Xun has been touted as a brave fighter, his own words, each word pointing to the dark reality of the rule.

Plato taught a trinity of the soul, in which it is easy to see analogies, pointing to a higher form of the doctrine.

"They have had a somewhat sobering experience of trying to do that, " he said, pointing to SAIC's experience with Ssangyong.

He walked out on the public street, but there was no church with its spire pointing to Heaven.

"There's Baldy, " he said, pointing to a bald eagle circling low, keeping an eye on the rack, looking to snag any fish before Turner did.

Beyond pointing out these general truisms , I shall confine my discussion to the general areas of Asia.

But pointing out how risky venture capital is only raises the question of why the government went into it in the first place.

"That's the place they got jumped, " Jack said, pointing out a damaged row of Optera trees at the bottom of the slope.

The Tsar turned with a smile to one of his courtiers, pointing to the gallant-looking Apsheron regiment, and said something to him.

But it was distressing nonetheless; another bit of evidence pointing towards a jobless recovery.

But it was distressing nonetheless; another bit of evidence pointing towards a jobless recovery.

I'm not sure what can be done but I'm grateful to you for pointing it out.

But just as important as the selection of phrases is where you are going to be pointing them to: the target page.

Xiu: (pats his head while pointing to sky) YesYes! "The silver glare radiates through the cloud" The dragon god should be silver! !

A group of vectors very near to the desired result is enormously likely to be thrown off by the next randomly pointing vector.

Other experts in the field of psychology say that pointing the finger at problems in a woman's life is just as damaging.

Use pointing or other "showing" gestures to draw attention to something of interest?

Sometimes she would try to cheer her father by pointing to the pile of rubble next door, all that was left of their neighbors' bombed house.

This varies. What is the finger pointing at? This is an artist's trick to get you to see a larger picture, not just the main character.

SH: I never thought of it. . . (pointing to reporter) what do you think. . . ?

SH: I never thought of it. . . (pointing to reporter) what do you think. . . ?

But Mr Romney responded to Mr Obama's assertiveness in kind, with plenty of interruptions, finger-pointing and denunciations of his own.

"Next year, it will be one and a half metres, " he said, pointing to a survivor.

It's not clear that the market today presents a "buying opportunity, " he said, pointing to continuing structural problems in the economy.

From there, it was a steep climb up a rural asphalt road that headed west and was well marked with signs pointing to Point Alpha.

"Here, " he said again, pointing the canoe at a fallen tree that was almost completely obscuring an opening.

Koreans denigrate the claim, pointing out that the island has no take, or bamboo, at all.

The minus sign is telling you that the force is always pointing in the direction of the potential energy.

"You ask" said the driver, pointing to the elderly gas station attendants inside the building.

When his father gave him a compass he would just sit up night after night watching the needle pointing northward.

The tea part is just a metaphor [on screen: a Fox News reporter pointing to boxes at one of the tea parties containing a million tea bags].

Seahorse daddy "lived" the last small seahorse , was pointing at own mothering bag, had a look at the gentry fish mischievously they.

Lying face down on the hillside , his head pointing uphill .

"The Forestry Commission is not impersonal, it's Colin, " says a volunteer, pointing out a young ranger down the slope.

Dr Hu said the study is important in pointing out that fruit juice is not an optimal substitute for soda or other sugar-sweetened drinks.

And he said, freedom is not your condition, it's in here, he started pointing to people on campus.

All the finger pointing of a man, devil peak behind the killing of his father Randy also the FBIs most wanted man.

Mary was thankful to me for pointing out the mistakes in her composition.

' The person was likely to say they don't live close to the new highway, before pointing to an area at most a quarter mile away.

However, in Xfire's case I felt it was worth pointing out for a few reasons.

"Until what light the heaven sets, " said the farmer, pointing up at the sun.

Sometimes even pointing it out to friends or family will only lead to a shrug.

"I didn't read about any fire there, " said the jocose Hainer, pointing his sally with a wink at Lambert, the art-student.

Nuisance to the person next to said: " master, I see the girl may have the . . . " Said while also pointing to his head melon seeds.

Looking at the granny for quite a while, Qiuqiu's grandma raised her stiff hand, pointing to her.

So let me stroke your egos for a moment by pointing out, quite sincerely, that your diplomas were not attained in vain.

Up ahead, the stone men on the span began to wail. A few were pointing down at them. "Haldon, get the prince below, " commanded Griff.

The first night it was just a party, a lark. The second night people's tempers were getting short and they were pointing fingers.

They were looking and one of them started pointing and smiling at me.

Imagine each electron as a tiny spinning ball of electric charge, with a magnetic field pointing along the axis of the spin.

'The cycles . . . have gotten shorter and shorter, ' she said, pointing at extremes in bullish and bearish positions.

She suggested shopping on Friday, pointing out that the supermarket would be very crowded on Saturday.

The boss is bound to question the for the office party, so let's spike his guns by pointing out that he's getting the drinks very cheaply.

'But see -- see! ' he said, pointing along the road, directly ahead.

In addition, a user is able to do precise work with the pointing device since the pointing device is able to move along a curved surface.

Now he made holes in the wall and placed his guns in them, pointing outwards.

He took me around our new offices, pointing out all the salient features.

First, fix a very sharp piece of metal, pointing a foot or more above the frame, to the top of the longer stick of the cross.

I, too, felt the compulsive hand of nature and began to find that pointing out contradiction could be costly as well as fun.

Something wild and energetic was indeed scurrying in the corner and part of it was pointing upwards.

Tongue can well reflect the body of the root causes of disease can be pointing diagnosis and treatment, accurate prescription.

There is a fine line between pointing out subtly how Islam is ordering life in the banlieues and whipping up crude fears of Eurabia.

On Sunday, Premier Wen Jiabao criticized international pressure on China to let the currency appreciate, calling it "finger pointing. "

Bypasses are attached at the side of the main valve with the steam of both valves parallel, pointing vertically upward as shown below.

Pointing skyward, the wall of this ruined Viking church still stands after a thousand winters, near the town of Vallentuna, Sweden.

My hosts are eager to help me answer that question in the negative by pointing out how pleasant life in the factory can be.

Around the sword light quickly gathered, the sword is pointing at me.

She's been highly critical of others, so I gave her a dose of her own medicine by pointing out her faults.

"They destroy the forest forever, " Rosenberg complains, pointing to a hole in one of his plantation'sbarbed-wire fences.

Like the OT tabernacle it was a temporary provision pointing to something greater.

We Might Not Know Exactly What Happened for Months On this much, everyone agrees, pointing to similar situations in the past.

If no entry content is provided, there must be at least one alternate link pointing to the content.

"There, " he said after a long silence, pointing down at the lake, "is where I'd really love to get a sample. "

Dr. Beverly Whipple advises that you imagine the vagina to be like a clock, where the 12 is pointing towards the bellybutton.

Not for the first time, Mr Correa's government seems to be pointing in several directions at once.

"That's the man who did it, " she said, pointing at me.

"A bachelor! " I said, astonished. "Why, who's that, Mr. Peggotty? " pointing to the person in the apron who was knitting.

"Upward: toward the wall, " said Ged, pointing the way he and Arren had come, the long, dark, descending street.

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

I did not speak Italian, but I took the menu and began pointing to it.

Dennis spun around and found himself facing two New York State troopers, who were pointing their own guns at him.

The Druze boss, one of the Middle East's more accurate weathervanes, is far from alone in pointing to Damascus, Syria's capital.

Jack didn't blink. "If that's the case, then how did Arete end up in Los Angeles, pointing an anti-aircraft missile at a cargo plane? "

Western leaders, unnerved by Chinesefinger-pointing, are at least used to the cold shoulder where humanrights are concerned.

'Sit down there, Toad, ' said the Badger kindly, pointing to a chair.

They try to run but end up scattering like bowling pins, fainting with their four stubby legs pointing toward the sky.

Around it the taiga was flattened, with the broken trees pointing outward from the middle like the sticks in a game of spillikins.

If this is the stance, then since Planet X is pointing OUT into space, away from the Sun, then the Earth will attempt to do likewise.

"Another brandy, " he said, pointing to his glass.

Add it to your virtual mouse pointing stick, pointing stick with mouse movement will follow, and its size and shape can be adjusted.

Recent American administrations have at least moved on from the finger-pointing of the past to an acceptance of shared responsibility.

My earliest memories are of pointing to the sky, having detected the far-off drone of a piston engine.

The scale will be huge, pointing to a possible pick-up in the already rapid pace of investment.

In a sense, a memory cell containing an address can be thought of as pointing to another memory cell. Such cells are called pointers.

it's okay to be smarter than everybody, but you can't go around pointing it out.

Any action may come too late to stop a significant recession in Europe; already the purchasing managers' indices are pointing to a downturn.

That's my mother, she said, pointing at a photo on the wall.

As the accountant opened the door, he saw the stonemason standing there, pointing to a deep dip in the step.

Place your right hand, palm down, on top of your left hand, fingers pointing in the opposite direction.

Woollen hats flying off heads , poles pointing skywards , skis spread wide apart in a free run to the bottom .

In the White House Rose Garden, the president told reporters the finger-pointing needs to stop.

It has been stated that this method can let antenna to achieve upper pointing accuracy.

"In! " he said, opening a door halfway down the cold passageway and pointing.

The last chapter is a summary, pointing out the work this paper do and what encryption card needs to be perfected.

'That's a living child, ' I said in a shaking voice, pointing at the slops pail.

The default behavior in KDE is to select and activate icons with a single click of the left button on your pointing device.

At the time I was a great reader of junk, and he kept pointing me in another direction.

"Look, " he said pointing to a red and white jacket folded beside one body.

The convention in the divergence theorem is that we orient the surface with a normal vector pointing always outwards.

I could see him pointing at me and telling the other guests what I had said.

Chapter II defines the category of the working capital management, and sum up the current study situation, pointing out the shortcomings.

The devil is in the details, though, and Carnegie's simple prose does a fine job of pointing the way.

It has complained of unfair treatment in the US, pointing to the fact that it offered better conditions than the ultimate winner, Ericsson.

In a man's pointing the way to treasure the next place they found the road and a smooth arrival, was originally a cave.

"Dual SIM is probably the most easy to spot, " he says, pointing to the extra slot.

In fact, though, by the end of our testing period we had come to prefer the pointing stick and its accompanying mouse buttons.

said one of the officers, pointing to a French prisoner, a dragoon, who was being led on foot by two Cossacks .

It's impolite of you to sit with your feet pointing to others.

Morton endeavoured to fortify the minds of the common people by pointing out the probable Exaggeration of these reports.

For those who find the digital frightening, it's worth pointing out the ways in which technology allows history to be preserved.

Recent genetic and cellular discoveries are among the advances pointing to improved treatments for this increasingly common disorder.

He said it angrily, pointing at the notice on the wall.

I've espoused it before and I'll keep pointing to the secondhand market as a great alternative to purchasing new.

Slinking into a chair, shoulder shrugging, pointing or beckoning with the finger are all considered uncouth.

At last, make a conclusion on the research and design in this article. Pointing out the problem remained and the place needs to be improved.

"It was that chap there with the apron, " pointing to the butler.

"There, " I said pointing up to the third floor.

Install the regulator with the arrow on the body pointing in the direction of the flow .

Information network through the analysis of the spread of the Senate the status quo, pointing out that the characteristics of its spread.

All that being said, I have to cover myself hear by pointing out that some very recent research hints that plants may respond to sounds.

Finally, this thesis has systematically summing up of the system deficiencies, pointing out the direction for future efforts.

Later, my father took me to the park, pointing to the two rows of trees to ask me: "you know those are what tree? "

He is recognizable as having his two faces pointing in opposite directions, like the two sides of a door.

That means GM won't be able to wow potential investors by pointing to a string of high-profit models waiting in the wings.

This value can be static text or an expression pointing to a field or other object in the parent report.

After about calling him twenty times, and him not picking up, I see him drive by the bus stop pointing at me and laughing hysterically.

In wild dreamlike procession, embracing whom they met and pointing him out, they carried him on.

But, crucially, the data is now pointing into a different direction.

When this check box is selected, the mouse pointer changes to a pointing hand as it passes over a URL in Design view.

A new study is now pointing to another reason young adults are doing drugs and drinking: to have better sexual relations.

There had been no helping hand at the end of their outstretched arm, only a pointing finger.

Solution: Verify whether or not the DISPLAY environment variable is pointing to the running Xserver.

M&A advisers dispute this, pointing to studies that show buyers outperform the market, at least in the year after the deal.

Never use the insufflator if it is connected to a cylinder placed horizontally or one which has its top pointing downwards.

More importantly, the video showed at least two officers pointing guns at Benoit, demanding that he stop filming.

The children were pointing to the animals, shouting with excitement.

After a few years, finger-pointing and throw-it-over-the-wall processes become ingrained habits.

Some observers said Jiang was a lightweight, pointing to his fondness for singing or reciting the Gettysburg Address.

'Yes, ' one answered, pointing through the window. 'See that yellow building with a green roof? It's behind there. '

I don't like others, pointing my shortcoming, but wish to correct it with my own observation and discovery.

The two comics spent the episode pointing him in the direction of everywhere except the stage in order to prevent him singing.

In the following screen, you are presented with an interface that allows you to specify a schema name for the database you are pointing to.

But the findings of the report of the phase difference, pointing out that at least to 2005, the Western European countries are fixed growth.

Krugman 's blog commenters were especially relentless in pointing out his inconsistencies .

There was a tremendous need to influence and create relationships, to go beyond pointing a rifle at someone and saying 'go do it'.

One of the boys was pointing at something in the garden.

If you declare more than one variable pointing to the same type, each will reference a separate instance of that type.

the big picture is still bearish with the long-term trend pointing down.

Place the palm of your hands on a secure bench, with your fingers pointing towards your bottom.

But he could be wrong, as his mother enjoyed pointing out.