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The passage is being used, in part, as an excuse for the need for such a nationwide system, a nationwide test.

I cannot stop the passage of time just as, I canoe end my memory of you. I wish the light breeze would carry my best regards to you.

There's a strong scour with the ebb, ' he said, 'and this here passage has been dug out, in a manner of speaking, with a spade.

As he shows, in places where "the past is not even past" , the passage of time does not always make it easier to discern or speak the truth.

The way into a snow house for most Eskimoes is often through a snow passage rather than through a door .

that seems to help its passage even when the wind is adverse.

Life is clearly out of the trees survive, however, the hot patch of fiery red, but did not decrease with the passage of life.

He let them stand behind home plate. He took them into the team dugouts. He walked them through the private passage to the clubhouse.

I jumped out of bed, opened the door and stepped out into the passage. It was full of thick smoke.

Icarus : Go back! Go back, warrior! There is no passage here. You will never make it across! You think you can but you cannot!

Over time, the results of this act, denounced by captains of industry at the time of its passage, would become clear.

All these have touched me, warming me in time to rush the passage of our schools have had a special feeling deep sense of nostalgia.

It was whispered , by those who peered after her , that the scarlet letter threw a lurid gleam along the dark passage way of the interior.

It is a striking sign of the temper of our times that the controversy about this passage centered on its origin and not on its content.

Sky-watchers flocked by the thousands to Polynesian islands or booked passage on cruise ships to see the total solar eclipse.

To do a close reading, you choose a specific passage and analyze it in fine detail, as if with a magnifying glass.

Reflecting on this sutra passage, we may infer that the bodhisattvas of that land do not advance from stage to stage.

Later Wesley learns the cross also had engraved on it a passage from "Paradise Lost" : "We shall be free" .

Somebody came out of the room, and into the dark passage. Lightning suddenly lit up the house, and I saw who it was.

Russia has veto power in the U. N. Security Council and can stop the passage of any resolution against the volatile Middle Eastern nation.

In a passage in the Georgics, Virgil applies the word to a small mask of Bacchus hung from trees to move back and forth in the breeze.

It may be inferred from the passage that the scouts must have been found by the enemy.

If I had to leave Grotto, that would've meant selling my crew just for passage money.

There will be, certainly, a crisis time that we go through but thats part of a passage into a more organized and enlightened society.

This passage introduces the concept of population pressure-the greatest feature of modern malthusian theory, of economics of population.

Revealed the chance of his students hit the target, and later the passage of the enigmatic woman was proved to be a perpetrator.

But somewhere in our passage from childhood to adulthood, the ability to be truly and fearlessly creative is often lost.

On the stretch of the linear passage of time fear is a sense of each individual to be able to under-stand.

"Logos" appears in the Greek for the Biblical passage "in the beginning was the word. "

Mrs Clare rushed through the dark passage to the door, and her husband came more slowly after her.

The narrow passage means that even in the 13th century it was easy to impede the flow of traffic.

A fuel injection control device for an engine including a cylinder injector and an air intake passage injector is provided.

But then I spot a sentence that crystallizes for me the point of the passage: "Not a word of unhappiness escaped from his lips. "

In an introductory passage, he explains: "I was a cog in his machine for a certain period, one of many cogs, that and nothing more. "

it is possible , still , to breathe an air untainted and to hear the whispered passage of time.

When he had tied her up in the back-yard, the wretched father went and sat in the passage, with his knuckles to his eyes.

I found out while we were talking one day that he was one of the scouts firing off the star clusters to mark the passage point.

Turkish hospital ship is waiting outside Misrata's rebel-held port for coalition bombing to give it a safe passage.

It is quite easy to summarize the main idea of this passage.

He thanked lawmakers from both parties for their support, and said the bill's passage sends a strong signal to markets around the world.

'Dark Fade' starts out heavy just like the previous track but breaks into a brief faster passage where outstanding guitar work can be found.

As soon as nobody was looking, Tom went up the dark passage, opened the door and walked in.

Finally he shoveled out a life passage for his wife and his kid.

The question of passage mismatch is analyzed, which shows each spatial spectrum estimate algorithm has good tolerance to passage mismatch.

And I can still recite a passage of him.

With the passage of time the question that confronts this boy and other members of his generation is as complex as to be or not to be.

Just days earlier, he said he would quit if he failed to win parliamentary passage of legislation extending the mission, AP reported.

Up to a million refugees left the communist North Vietnam during Operation Passage to Freedom after the country was partitioned.

With the passage of time, the evolution of human culture, and the needs of daily life, the writing style proceeded from easy to complex.

I can't stop the passage of time just as I can't end my memory of you. I wish the light breeze would carry my best regards to you.

The mark his hometown left upon his mind does not fade away with the passage of time.

The visit to Ireland, particularly, is seen as something of a rite of passage for all American presidents.

Dunhuang had been a strategic passage and communications hub of the Silk Road.

I thought what have I got to lose. . . I loved the United States but had nobody there and couldn't get a sponsored passage.

One day, while I'm visiting Second High, Shirley asks me for help with an English passage in her test-prep material.

And if the timing is elastic, how much might these variables alter the ultimate date of passage: by years, or only by days?

The passage of a health-care bill was a major victory, but it was clouded a bit by the compromise on reproductive rights.

It does not drop old prices from its time window, but slowly squeezes them out with the passage of time.

says Mr. Bullen, and he leans over the other girl, puts his arms over her shoulders and plays the passage for her.

Had Howard known of them, he might have devoted a passage to the "Garden Cities of Yesterday. "

The underground passage was able to keep up to 9 submarines at a time, together with all the equipment for repairing and diagnostics.

The bottom part of each separation container unit is provided with water outlet passage pointed back and downward.

but his conductors hurried him on, through a gloomy passage lighted by a few dim lamps, into the interior of the prison.

This stormy passage through the rapid growing years of our youth will probably facilitate the normal progression of the adult life cycle.

For a day or so after the passage, until the Earth's rotation returns to its normal pace, the days may seem a bit too long.

Until recently, a move led by Mr Nakagawa and Mr Shiozaki looked as if it might derail passage of the next fiscal year's budget.

Close your eyes and your will find , the passage out of the dark.

a short musical passage that seems to have been made spontaneously without advance preparation.

The next day do not know how to, the twinkling of an eye to the United States almost a year, ranging from the passage of time you people!

An answer choice may be incorrect, even though it accurately restates information given in the passage, if it does not answer the question.

It now seems to me that I was too young to understand, though Iwas slightly older than Wordsworth was when he wrote the passage.

That Tabitha was a disciple is shown in this passage by the impact of her life upon others through practical deeds.

When he had convinced himself that there was no honey in the cupboards, he began to walk down the passage.

Messenger also examined in greater detail Mercury's western hemisphere, which had been imaged during a previous passage in October 2008.

Mr. Ghafar said he routinely paid bribes to the police who threatened to hinder his passage through Kabul, sometimes several in a day.

How much of it will survive its passage through Congress remains an open question.

Details of the town with its bread sellers and horse tamers provide another memorable backdrop to the children's passage.

Comment: a written note intended as an explanation, an illustration, or a criticism of a passage in a book or other writing; an annotation.

He asked for a margin of at least thirty percent over the German Fleet on account of expected losses in the passage.

Her peacocks popped up more than once in her work, including in this passage from her short story "The Displaced Person"

The condensing zone is connected with the other end of the steam passage to condense the steams to produce a condensate.

These little battles seem to embody a deeper impatience with the passage of time, a perpetual desire to beat it, but for what?

We've got to dispel the myth that bullying is just a normal rite of passage -- that it's some inevitable part of growing up.

and an airflow passage for communicating the inlet and the outlet is formed between the fire-retardant parts and the heat-conducting plate.

Two men decide to go on this adventure and travel to Iceland, where they enter the earth through a narrow passage deep into the earth.

The day-to-day calendar is no longer a good model for my sense of the passage of time.

Rightly used and obeyed, it can save many heartaches and continuous problems. This passage is often taken to refer particularly to marriage.

But with the passage of time, this traditional way of examination is gradually beginning to show its deficiencies and shortcomings.

"Now, you red-eyed devil, " he said, when he had made an opening sufficient for the passage of Buck's body.

From the beginning, Mr. Obama made it clear that passage of his stimulus plan was his top priority.

It was the same roll out of which the Psalmist proposed to read a passage to all those in his day who feared God.

Learning Tip - don't try to understand every word. Try to understand the overall meaning of a sentence or passage.

Her long dark hair was tied tightly to keep it from whipping in the wind of her passage.

He came along the passage and stopped outside my door. Then he walked past and went on down the stairs.

The wind booms down the curved length of the trailer and under its roaring passage he can hear the scratching of fine gravel and sand.

After two years of toiling in California he began passage home, by ship, to retrieve his family in New York.

B Supply the missing words and give the correct form of the words in parentheses. Do not refer to the passage until you finish the exercise.

With you I take off my coat all the hypocrisy, with you I do not feel the passage of time, with you I only have infinite memories.

Nay, I was frequently notified of the passage of a traveller along the highway sixty rods off by the scent of his pipe.

i mean what i say, so i translating this passage into English and to make this passage looks a little bit longer as well.

They were among the lucky, finding passage on a ship ferrying people out of the city.

The servant led me through a passage into a room, in there was a fire.

B Give the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Do not refer to the passage until you finish your exercise.

The promise of today's passage answers a question that lurks deep in the soul of every witness: Who am I to speak for God?

Hummat has to be moved first, as otherwise he would not permit the clouds passage over the mountains.

This passage does not contain enough information for you to do first aid correctly!

The passage of time, the girl is no longer ordinary, and she worked to have excellent results.

It is pronounced by turning up the tongue tip close to the hard palate to make a narrow passage through which the air escapes with friction.

Substantive discussions about the passage of familial wealth, however, might wait until the children are mature enough.

The invention provides a swing motor which is provided with a built-in oil passage and used for an underwater manipulator.

The passage twisted to the left. There before them, behind a veil of falling snow, yawned the Battlements Gate, flanked by a pair of guards.

Little is known about this rite of passage, and that alone would be cause for dread.

"For any country to proclaim ownership or question the right to passage by any other nation is unacceptable. "

Change the form of the phrases in italics. Do not refer to the passage until you finish the exercise.

Don't include unimportant details. Choose only basic parts of the passage that are necessary to properly understand the work .

Mr. President, you make your point well , as always, but as you know, the sea is free for the passage of all, and.

Then you must have passed, occasionally at least, though probably not so faithful as I am doomed to do, through a narrow intricate passage.

After the beginning ceremony, I had an exam. the first passage was a little difficult for me.

Promising his fellow goblins safe passage off of the island, he took their life savings and sent them on their way -- to slavery.

With the passage of time, the design of the ID card as well as the ROP System had become aged and outdated.

The long history made Jiading's glorious past, and with the passage of time Jiading's today appears more brilliant.

"I broke him, and at last he was forced to come like a beggar and beseech me to give him a passage back to Sydney. "

At the master's advice, the young monk recited the lection against the sun. By and by the neglected the passage of time.

Distinguish from readability which refers to the ease with which a passage can be read and understood.

My master glanced towards the passage, and signed me to fetch the men: he had no intention of hazarding a personal encounter.

He had brought no money with him, the whole he could muster having been expended in paying his passage.

The road of life is flawed with difficulties. Make lots of good friends to help you through the passage.

First of all, this passage tells us two things God's wisdom is not. It will not be motivated by bitter envy or selfish ambition.

the impellers of the fan is composed of at least a group of arc-shaped passage vanes with single closed lateral and axial magnification.

According to the passage, what was the percentage of American adults doing regular physical exercises two years ago? Almost50%.

The moon advanced upwards in a heaven of the purest clearness , outshining in her passage the twinkling light of the stars .

The president pleaded for the passage of a massive fiscal stimulus, insisting that "doing nothing is not an option. "

At this point I think we can only hope that the fact of the passage of the bill will boster the flagging financial system.

If you think you will want to paraphrase the passage , make a note only of the author's basic point .

On its tonnage are based the charges for berthing the ship, docking, passage through canals and locks, and for many other facilities.

The fact that the seller is authorized to retain documents controlling the disposition of the goods does not affect the passage of the risk.

Passage of time, a twinkling of an eye in the winter, cedar, or in the wind and snow resistance.

If the infection causes symptoms, the mite can be identified by taking a swab of the nasal passage and applying it to a microscope slide.

A hollow or natural passage under or into the earth with an opening to the surface.

Write a passage of at least 60 words on the topic "Growing pains and gains" . The pictures below are for your reference only.

To let me see if you've understood, I'll ask some questions on this passage.

Kim-Chi Trinh was just nine when her father used his savings to buy a passage for her on a fishing boat that would carry her from Vietnam.

The energy-saving drying passage is mainly composed of a drying passage main body, heating elements and a hot wind circulation device.

Most people don't realize that graduating from high school is one of the last "rights of passage" our society has.

It is not explanation for a long passage , but be explained only by an act and be written by a greeting.

Back up the passage he could see a crossway he had already passed, a gaping mouth in the wall.

The passage contrasts the free, unhindered path of the just with the dark, confused way of the wicked (v. 19).

Despite the decline of the British Empire, the route remained strategically significant as a passage for oil transport.

Reading on, he came to a passage about reindeer being wiped out on St Matthew Island in the Bering Sea.

but i don't have the original text, if you can send the passage to me , i can translate it for you.

And you about the passage of youth, like and a roar of the train, and from then on the mouth, only in imitation of the memory.

Neutrons, being electrically neutral particles , do not produce ionization or excitation directly in their passage through matter .

Since reading about it as a boy, Amundsen had been fascinated by Englishman John Franklin's disastrous search for the Northwest Passage.

Platform screen door system design by considering the passage of the door movement and interaction between passengers.

Passage 5 The heart of an optical communications system is something which transmits electrical signals: a telephone, computer or cable TV.

But Cloud was always there I turn a little bit, and Cloud would be there cheering. Me on to continue my passage.

It was like a hidden passage on Wall Street, a secret channel that enabled billions of dollars to flow through Lehman Brothers.

In his poem, every sentence and every passage tells of an interior not always seen.

Doorsill there was none, but a perennial passage for the hens under the door board.

The exhaust passage exhausts the air of the cooling chamber at the upper reach along the moving direction (X) of the guiding passage.

At least the old memories of the East Village spirit will always stay, transcending the passage of time.

Please read this passage quickly. Try to find out the style of this passage and try to get the main idea of each paragraph.

Leaving home has long been a rite of passage from childhood to adulthood. You get a job. You get an apartment. And you make it on your own.

In search of an old world waterway passage and sailing through is like elapsing through a confined era.

This passage describes the beginning of China's physical currency exchange process of goods exchange in the form of barter.

his way through the narrow passage.

Readability The ease with which a passage can be read and understood . See Legibility .

The utility model discloses an energy-saving drying passage, belonging to technical field of the surface coating baking equipment.

a composition or passage FOR two or more parts, suggestive of conversational interplay.

Only when it is introduced into a new passage can this crazy beast advance into the new passage like a light wave.

The main products of the Company are: auto instrument panel , front and rear roof, air passage, air outlet, seat, etc.

Our passage and Lisa's story lead me to think, "What is God calling me to give up for Jesus' sake? "

Washington considers the Taiwan Strait international waters, but the passage was the first since 2002 by an aircraft carrier.

It is one of those basic distinctions that a preacher or reader of Scripture must bear in mind when coming to any passage.

Spanish sailors in search of a northwest passage were the first Europeans to see what is known today as Oregon.

A neat panel of vents leads to the Wind Passage Tower which naturally cools or heats by flowing beneath the floor.

Wide, gently sloping ramps provided easy passage for those who walked with difficulty, or not at all.

It was the passage of time, sleeping all day Whitehead sigh, how I hope it can even green stone and full of life ah!

What was the author's purpose when writing this passage? To give practical instructions for pruning a tree.

The Passage has really made vampires scary again. How important was that to you?

The inner wall provides a passage for fluid between the inside of the underground storage tank and a desired destination.

They left the surface of Earth in their rocket ships, temporarily, for the passage.

B. Give the correct form of the verbs in parentheses. Do not referto the passage until you finish the exercise.

The Annunaki were aware that the time of the passage was approaching, as they had vast experience with prior passages.

Time in the continuous passage of time, I firmly believe that as long as the pace of the pursuit of non-stop interest rate must be better.

Visitors leave thousands of messages about each of her passage , speaking highly of her open.

He sprang out of the truck and crept along a narrow wet passage to the place where his father was working.

One of Webster's enduring contributions was the passage of laws protecting intellectual property.

Also, forbidding, doctrinaire, witty, obsessed and almost inhumanly brave as her illness ground her along on her long passage to death.

They passage does not contain any information on this point.

There was a passage behind the wall which led to yet another wall.

The confidence of the older woman comes from a love of being herself and never forgetting her sense of style despite the passage of time.

If that still need to praise and description of the fall, it would be difficult passage across the bridge project.

There is the prevailing sense of the passage of time, the tunnels having borne witness to important events throughout history.

An air-sealed cavity made by the compressed gas passage is arranged to prevent the water from entering the turbine shaft.

The Federalist Papers supported the passage of the U. S. Constitution. Name one of the writers.

It has also been a rite of passage for young Americans for nearly a century.

Our prior answer was that the passage is a natural occurrence, and not artificially controlled.

Yemen also overlooks a maritime "choke-point" -- a narrow passage like the Strait of Hormuz at the tip of the Persian Gulf.

Absorption coefficient is measure of the attenuation caused by absorption of energy that results from its passage through a medium.

Needless to say, the mask of a Jaguar Warrior often hides numerous scars earned during this perilous rite of passage.

Beauty sleep, it's widely assumed, is one of those invented phenomena that parents use to ease their children's passage to bedtime.

Hengxian relevant departments to open up a "green passage" for low - cost Housing and affordable housing construction speed of service.

As a result it was more individualistic, centering almost completely on personal conversion and safe passage to heaven.

an air outlet passage is arranged from the suction device to the outside of the crust.

According to the passage, Mary Brant's husband had been a government official.

Law marks the passage in both directions, the point of transit between the sacred and the profane.

Four months later, when asked to give the name of the book's Russian radio operator, Peek quoted the entire relevant passage.

Alteration in excitability and conductivity of a nerve or muscle during the passage of an electric current through it.

Only a few brave cyclists have dared to ride along its inhospitable plateau and forge a passage through these mystic lands into Kathmandu .

Eventually five terrorists demanding safe passage out of Germany and the hostages were killed in a battle at a military airport.

As a result of a lack of foresight, most hydroelectric plants were built without locks, preventing the passage of barges.

With passage of time , various ideas and cultures are colliding drastically here with one another, giving birth to new sparkles .

It has become a rite of passage for any aspiring politician to turn up and stroke a cow's bottom or clutch a piglet.

We need one passage for the entry of the mixture into the cylinder and another to let out the used gases.

This sentence with the passage of time will be tested in practice, no doubt about its correctness.

A passage from the Scriptures or another authoritative source chosen for the subject of a discourse or cited for support in argument.

Boy seems to always be busy, girls often separated by long, warm and cold line phone screen, the passage of time on the 1st day in cooling.

This oil outlet passage feeds oil from the outlet of the orifice to a space defined under the bottom of the valve housing.

Choose a passage from one of the authors you have read so far, one that strikes you as particularly rich in terms of language and meaning.

Your explanation helps me to understand the passage better.

In a statement, President Obama described congressional passage of the trade deals as "a major win for American workers and businesses" .

It does this by closing the air passage connecting the oral and nasal cavities so that the air stream can only go through the nasal cavity.

The passage in California of a right-to-know law in March 2008 enabled the Sacramento Bee to publish state worker salaries on its web site.

Local people 's governments should in a planned way organize residents to move out of river courses for passage of floodwater .

Canada and the United States are at odds over the sovereignty of the Northwest Passage that links the Atlantic to the Pacific oceans.

According to the passage, why are people more likely to tell the truth through certain media of communication?

As it turned out, they were throwing stones and abuse at PLA soldiers who were blockading the passage to a monastery.

The appearance of certain persons and affairs is to open a door in our world, lighting up a passage.

But with the passage of time, they began to send troops to conquer neighboring countries, life has become corrupt and morally bankrupt.

What oriental people care is not deduction which western people matter but induction in terms of devices of organizing passage.

It remains to be seen whether, in the long run, America will be made physically healthier by the bill's passage.

During all his trips, Columbus explored islands and waterways, searching for a passage to the Indies.

I go in and there are peas and broken bits of plate in the passage, the fat secretary has locked herself in her room, she's screaming.

The passage cited here symbolises the world's view of him.

But, without denial, they are precious possessions of our life which could get a increase in its price with the passage of time.

Readability: The ease with which a passage can be read and understood.

A similar bill in the House of Representatives has more than enough co-sponsors to guarantee passage, if it gets to a vote.

Your guide leads you through the cave climbing up and down the passage ways with the aid of ropes.

When you practise reading with passage shorter than book length, do not try to take in each word separately, one after the other.

Many, if not most, of the laws now heading toward passage are destined to wind up in court.

Like the other Christian knightly orders, the Knights of Santiago owe their origins to offering shelter and safe passage to pilgrims.

Better to give yourself up to the theatrical experience of Okada's passage into the unknown.

The key to Lincoln's policy toward the states that had seceded may be found in a passage of his First Inaugural, delivered on March 4, 1861.

A distinctive feature of this design is the availability in a "cold" channel of a return passage.

And in May the House of Lords halted passage of a bill that would have given doctors some scope to help grown ups to die.

With the passage of time, the wall that the corrosion and scale and become loose, and be compressed air away.

The U. S. claimed right of "innocent passage" ; the Chinese alleged that the vessel was interfering with its economic rights.

Traces of the wind, Ban Bo old, is not only the passage of time, my love.

"There is something so ravishing in the smile of melancholy, " she said to Boris, repeating word for word a passage copied from a book.