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Yet, the news offers a big reminder of how much Beijing depends on the confidence of foreign investors to drive its economy.

Even if the rest of your house is cluttered, this area can be a great reminder of how you might feel living with less.

This message is a reminder to help you keep the contact data associated with your domain registration up-to-date.

A surprise plunge in consumer confidence in June was the latest reminder that this gloomy scenario cannot be ruled out.

The bodily feelings that stress creates are the reminder of the heart-brain conversation and an invitation to stop stress in its tracks.

Google itself, born in a university dorm and funded on its founders' credit cards a few years ago, serves as a reminder of that.

It is all a reminder that the biggest threat to a healthy economy is not the socialists of campaign lore. It's C. E. O. 's.

For Judas, the silver was no longer a reward but rather a reminder of what he had done to Jesus.

You can set a reminder in Outlook so that you don't forget to follow up your letter with a postcard a week or two later.

The company closed a number of stores and destroyed all the old inventory so there was no physical reminder of what had come before.

Talk to her, his tone is always full of disdain: "Free to give you a Friendly reminder, you still give it, as you go so there is no hope. "

The handcuffs are a reminder of this , worn underneath his dress shirts , a daily cue not to leave his job or take clients to another firm .

And his interview on Tuesday morning's BBC Today programme was a reminder of just how spectacularly unsuited for such a role he really is.

I would suggest adding those regular tactics to a calendar like Outlook or iCal with a reminder, but that depends on your strategy.

It is good to hear the wind of Icewind Dale, to feel its invigorating bite, like some reminder that I am alive.

As a reminder that the sky is not the limit, the Winter Chamber of Commerce posted a sign on Highway 70, the main road into town.

Here lived a girl who was in love with him; now the only reminder of her is a shred of faded ribbon, and her lake-cabin-a rotted ruin.

It runs in the background, and five minutes before that given time, it outputs on your terminal a reminder for you to leave.

She said good-bye to him with a reminder to check his email box.

And soon OK was to find its place in many languages as a reminder of a familiar word or abbreviation.

The Tunisian uprising has been a reminder of the power of political ideas; and of the popular pull of democracy.

If nothing else, bin Laden's death should offer a good reminder of how much India and Pakistan still need each other.

It's just a friendly reminder of how much you're shelling out to make her happy.

Those symbols are a reminder that this Siberian territory bordering Manchuria and seven time zones east of Moscow is a Jewish republic.

The brokerage's sudden fall was a stark reminder of the fragility and ferocity of a financial system built to a remarkable degree on trust.

One year later, Joy had almost forgotten the matter. But today she received a painful reminder in the mail: a wedding invitation from Jenny.

appropriate reminder as a supplement, both the children face, but also to give the child a certain degree of psychological experience.

Across the city in just a few streets from where the Twin Towers were, a stark reminder that thousands of people have little to celebrate.

Give him a gentle reminder that both his hands are free, guiding them to caress your curves and stimulate your clitoris.

To the practicing initiate, their significance is as a reminder of his own undeveloped potentialities.

One can also read the book as a reminder of what would have to be the case for a genuine democracy to function.

Mr Obama said the way Beijing had treated the dissident was a reminder of the country's continuing need for political reform.

From now on, when it rains, each of you will stretch across the sky in a great bow of color as a reminder that you can all live in peace.

Cooperatives are a reminder to the international community that it is possible to pursue both economic viability and social responsibility.

The words seem to be a reminder for women, she said, but they are actually gender discrimination.

So here are a few things that you may be unaware of or maybe just need a bit of a reminder.

But in a year in which China's immaculate pageantry showed how far it had come, Mr Hu was a one-man reminder of how far it still had to go.

As a reminder of the ingenuity of the human brain, I carry with me a part of an eco-brick made from industrial waste.

I think it is a good reminder to any company or individual doing business in another country-the devil is often in the cultural details.

Her campaign speeches are a constant reminder of how much she knows about everything, from foreign policy to labour relations.

Unfortunately, it's also an unpleasant reminder of just how much data you're giving out to Google.

It was a reminder that once upon a time, paper documentation actually provided information.

His eyes lowered against a possible reminder from her that last time they met he had opened himself to her sympathetic curiosity.

It will show up in the " pantry " list as a reminder that you need it, but it won't be included when you save or print your shopping list.

If you need a reminder of a particular vendor, take your PDA or notebook with you and write the company's name and URL down.

The report also said the last few minutes before the crash, the pilot has not issued any notice to the passengers or reminder.

It was another reminder that so much of this country lies hidden below the surface, waiting to be uncovered.

Just a friendly reminder to everyone who uses reusable shopping bags (thank you! ) to please hot wash them on a regular basis.

All it takes every now and again is just a little bit of a reminder, just to say what he can have and what he can't have.

The instance of Hoover, one of the richest men ever to occupy the White House, is sufficient reminder that this is not so.

Some traders said the news was a reminder of the still severe credit constraints facing Wall Street and the economy.

It had no direct economic effect, beyond serving as a jarring reminder that the threat to the world from terrorism remains real.

But that image is always there, a reminder to me that the Beijing subway offers more than reliable and quick ride.

You know, like, just as a reminder, that once, we really did meet.

Why not use Valentine's Day as a reminder to spend the rest of the year letting people know how much they mean to you.

The book serves as a reminder of what people used to get up to before they were crazybusy.

So I thought I'd write an article about it to keep as a reminder. Something to take a look at whenever I get caught up in stressful eating.

The president said the Burmese military's decision serves as a reminder of the country's other political prisoners who should be freed.

If you're pitching me specifically and I haven't emailed you back send me a polite reminder a week or two later.

Mr. Blair told reporters in London the verdict handed down against Saddam Hussein, is a reminder of the "sheer terror" of that regime.

Now, as a reminder, it is simple enough to say that spirit fills up all that space in the atom, it is not "empty. "

Just a reminder, SKorean army experience is nothing like the American's.

His fate in the last election, she said, would serve as a reminder to all politicians that popularity does not last.

The disposal also is a reminder of how much work remains for Citigroup as it tries to downsize.

If she did not already know that, she was given a reminder on December 15th, when members of Congress voted themselves a 62% pay rise.

Thank you for your reminder. I'm surprised to see that the moderators of Kaspersky China forum don't read English.

The unrest has been a reminder of that simmering sense of injustice.

The run-up to the Commonwealth games in Delhi, which begin on October 3rd, has been a reminder that India does some things very badly.

I do not know who wrote those words, but I have always liked them as a reminder that the future can be anything we want to make it.

That last remark is another reminder of Rooney's roots, growing up in Croxteth with an Everton pennant in his bedroom window.

"Boa's loss is a bleak reminder that we must not allow this to happen to the other tribes of the Andaman Islands, " he said in a statement.

That would be a reminder the bond vigilantes are still watching, even if they haven't yet decided to strike as they did in Greece.

This annual day should be a reminder to all that we have an impact on world weather, and that global warming is a matter of life and death.

The name is a reminder of my saved past and a promise for the future, and I hope one day Emily will see that as well.

Yet another reminder that investors in Chinese stocks, like Job, need more than a bit of stoicism.

Saddened at the reminder of the white-collar life he nearly had, he tells the inmate firmly that he never wants to see that book again.

The lovely service is always a reminder of Christ's words to His disciples: "Love one another; as I have loved you. "

It's just a nice, friendly, little reminder . and a useful record if there should be any misunderstandings later.

The bigger the transaction, the longer the buzz, giving those who use it a physical reminder of how much they are spending.

The sound of your voice will be a soothing reminder of your bedtime routine and that books are a part of it.

The chart is a timely reminder of how much of our economic activity is right here at home, not just abroad.

It also ought to have been a reminder that individual governments cannot solve international problems.

After the king had written out his covenant, he would choose a physical sign to serve as a reminder of the terms of the covenant.

It was a simple reminder that attracting eyeballs isn't the end of the story but just the beginning.

But the commemoration will at least provide a reminder of the dreams of a free, democratic Russia he quashed.

"It's a reminder that the entire international community holds a stake in preventing this kind of terror from occurring, " he said.

To the Lady in Black it was a yet more painful reminder of that other one who was not there.

He gave a reminder of his ultimate purpose as a writer.

What makes shit such a universal joke is that it's an unmistakable reminder of our duality, of our soiled nature and of our will to glory.

It always took a final reminder to get her to pay her share of the rent.

Cabbage was always a depressing reminder of the leaner years of my childhood.

The mere reminder that the day will come when governments do not make life easy was enough to scare markets.

But the wave of risk revulsion, post-Dubai, should have been a reminder that today's inflows can become tomorrow's outflows.

And as a reminder, Mother's Day is a little over a week away, so you better get ordering.

Indeed, Qaddafi's threat to turn the Mediterranean into a zone of instability is a reminder of precisely what a divided Libya could yield.

You may know all of this already but a reminder is always beneficial to assist you in re focusing on that which transcends your lower self.

Plus, the next time you're job hunting, use the list as a reminder not to make a snap judgment about any job before you do your research.

A visual reminder might be just enough to give you pause next time before you ladle on the blue cheese dressing.

It's a reminder of the first piece of communications technology that really brought the world - or at least Britain - together.

The Grammy was another reminder that at least beyond the Washington Beltway, a lot of Americans were interested in the same things we were.

If this week has served as a reminder of that, so much the better.

But those countries also provide a reminder that popularity does not always translate into business success.

Mr. Bush said the killings are a reminder that "evil must be confronted" in the world.

"The words were an instant relief and constant reminder to me that things were never so tough that I could not handle them, " Dad said.

It was a reminder that even in a discreet setting strong opinions could be repeated to a wider audience.

It is striking that such a reminder should even be necessary in a state that once symbolised optimism.

Such hacking is, nevertheless, a useful reminder of an old adage: if something looks too good to be true, it probably is.

A reminder: please be careful of fraud request for donations! Please Do NOT transfer money to any unknown personal bank accounts!

This experience is a reminder to me that we all need to be sensitive to our aging loved ones, and how often they experience loss.

The spat between Asia's two largest economies has been a reminder to Japan about the dangers of its economic integration with China.

It's part of the spectacle and a reminder that this is not a one-way battle.

Part A is in default if Part B does not effect payment on receipt of a reminder sent by Part A that the invoiced amount is overdue.

The new taxis use a standard color pattern with yellow at the bottom, which acts as a reminder of Beijing's Imperial tradition.

For him the world stage is a relief from a fading economy at home, but it is no less a reminder of his powerlessness.

It was an embarrassing reminder of the recurring gap between aspiration and achievement.

The program can optionally launch a program or document at the time of the reminder, and also shut down your computer at a certain time.

The point is that sometimes Life moves so fast, you forget who you were or why you are with the person. A journal acts as a reminder.

Customers can sign up for a weekly text reminder, giving a specific time, which will be sent to them until the end of the year.

In other words, disappointment need not be harmful, if it can be long borne in mind and serve as a reminder of our future efforts.

Lord, thank you for the reminder that you will be with us through the power of your Spirit.

Great post, Jon. I'm not even close to taking Yao for granted, but it always helps to get a reminder of how lucky we are to have him.

For some recipients, it was a reminder of a bug dubbed 'ILOVEYOU' that had spread from the Philippines six years earlier.

when you get E-mail, consider it a reminder to check the database again.

It would be a reminder of the first Grand Challenge in 2004, when none of the vehicles got further than eight miles.

So pick a time your fun and serious side can agree on, then stick to it. Set a reminder on your cellphone or computer if you need to.

The book serves as a reminder that investors should employ skepticism towards information coming out of corporate management.

Type A Clock Scale: Music reminder. You have to wait for a few seconds to initialize the scale, and then you could start weighing.

A tip in cash would be a reminder of their service role, whereas the offer of a drink is a friendly gesture.

But the results still are out of character for the firm, and a timely reminder for investors that Goldman, too, is mortal.

But it was also an important reminder of how running can be a comfort and stress relief during very difficult times.

Chelsea players wearing the full blue and white was a strong reminder that the new campaign is just weeks away.

To serve as another reminder, a strong and impartially-administered IP system was the best way to ensure a robust public domain.

The recent violence against black foreigners is a reminder that the bottom third of South Africans still face gnawing poverty.

And a reminder of the rage over Wall Street's dramatic excesses over the last five years.

The novel succeeds as a reminder of the transient nature of human existence.

Some supporters of the metro company said the statement is a reminder of goodwill.

It's your e-mail messenger, administrative assistant, date book, and personal reminder service all wrapped up in one.

Pick and choose some good ideas, or use it to spark some of your own. Sometimes we just need a little reminder.

He had not paid the bill, so the shop sent him a reminder.

Sometimes, a simple, gentle reminder is all we need to get back on track.

Finally, we finally agreed to help him once again, once found her lazy would be a timely reminder.

But Stan is a salutary reminder that the internet dynamo needs to keep evolving fast if it is to avoid becoming a digital dinosaur.

Pascucci knew this going in and mapped out the relevant differences as a reminder of what he was up against.

True, Ms. Pelosi's remark was a happy reminder that environmental policy is no longer in the hands of crazy people.

Readers over the age of 40 will find it an uncomfortable reminder of a dangerous and dismal past.

Accepting -- even embracing -- decline will serve as a reminder that American exceptionalism is built on a set of values, not stock indices.

Its palette of materials and colours is a fitting reminder of the military nature of the museum.

Just a reminder, Microsoft Office is Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook.

In the process he provides a timely reminder of how quickly a utopian vision can be transformed into a nightmarish reality.

Just a reminder this is to be shared just between the bride and groom.

By late summer, there's a very powerful meteorological reminder of that mythological connection.

Suxi there who do not know, Terakado reminder to listen to poetry with the rain.

To seasoned investors, last week's sharp market swings were a fresh reminder of a problem tormenting financial markets: moral hazard.

There will also be an art area, featuring the plant's giant chimneys as a reminder of the city's gritty past.

The energy it generated was a reminder of the spirit of the moment when fear dissolves.

For the industry as a whole the affair is a reminder that risk control is a bit like counter-terrorism.

I wrote so many resolutions not in aim to become the next superwoman, but more of a constant reminder to myself.

It's not as if the Lakers needed the reminder, but Andrew Bynum supplied one anyway.

Yet some of these factors in recent months serve as a reminder of the unpredictability of China.

It is just a reminder of the great light you hold within yourself.

Eventually the number of stones diminished until only one stone, the tombstone, was left as a reminder of the ancient superstition.

Battleships leaving the Pacific harbor with men and materiel were a grim reminder that the war with Japan was still raging.

is not meant to be exhaustive, but should serve as a reminder for the shipboard operation in cold weather.

China's monumental red pagoda was a reminder of who hosted the party and admission quotas for it filled within minutes each morning.

Grandmother to see, and I rushed her quick reminder.

The activities include handling general customer enquiries, payment reminder and a range of other administrative activities.

It was a reminder that, at the end of the day, it's still a large cog in a giant propaganda machine.

Hannah was in a stable condition last night, the remnants of her surfboard a reminder of how close she came to losing her life.

It's just a strong reminder, a physical reminder, that these represent men and women, many of them very young, who don't have a future.

The reason: You will be surrounded by wealthy families, and that will be a constant reminder of your relative financial standing.

Who holds a hand while crossing as she thoughtfully conveys a reminder to her child that he should always "look both ways" ?

But NASA is saying that it's a reminder that they needs to be close monitoring of this kind of thing.

[groom], I offer this ring as a symbol of my love and devotion. Let it always be a reminder of my vows to you.

The cast on his arm must be a constant reminder of his lowest moment.

It was a reminder that for the past 16 years Americans have had two Presidents who would often extemporise and express emotion.

The name change is one way in which God marks this night as a reminder of blessing.

In this book, the authors provide quick reminders in the white space of the columns for specific terms that you might need a reminder of.

Diana, Princess of Wales was still staging her own side shows , a potent reminder that there were always three in her marriage.

It could offer historical balance and a reminder of how hard exit strategies can be, even in the absence of political extremism.

I ll start with a reminder of the pros and cons of hand-coding crosscutting concerns vs. Working with an AOP tool.

As a reminder, these services could also be made available and connected through other bindings as well, such as the SCA default binding.

But within seconds, there was a reminder of how controversial the war remains in Iraq.

The Sun has already set and there's a roseate glow at the horizon, a reminder of where the Sun is hiding.

Earning a second income is a consistent reminder that you are able to earn money apart from your main source of income.

I apologize for the inconvenience, but I felt it was necessary as a reminder for those who didn't read the shareware notice.

After all, it is a reminder that many cities treat none, or just a tiny proportion, of their sewage.

This dual obligation was supposed to serve as a restraint on entering wars and a continuing reminder of their costs.

The dustup over such a small purchase is a reminder that U. S. security officials are keeping Huawei on a short leash.

I had not posted messages here, thanks to new friends friendship reminder.

I remember Arlene Howard, who gave me her fallen son's police shield as a reminder of all that was lost. And I still carry his badge.

The decreasing error is a nice reminder, and acts as a sort of progress meter during long runs. But, the final result is what is impressive.

Above all, it stands as a reminder of the power of international health cooperation to do great and lasting good.

Thursdays's powerful quake was an unwelcome reminder of the disasters nearly one month ago.

And just as a reminder, the USGS CoreCast is a product of the US Geological Survey, Department of the Interior.

As a reminder, discuss the supplements and medications you take with your health care providers and follow their advice.

Whatever the case, a continuing investigation acts as a useful reminder to would-be rebels that they should stay in line.

Yellowstone Park. Like a reminder of early Earth, it has steaming lakes, and hot mud pools that erupt at burning temperatures.

If it helps, consider signing up for an online service that sends you a daily reminder at the same time each day.

Some dreams feel like a dull ache that surfaces from time to time. That ache serves as a reminder that there's still time to pursue them.

Their fleeting presence is a reminder of our own vulnerability, even inside a sealed car on a deliberately brief journey through the zone.

Those who find this unnecessarily prudish should remember how most children are appalled by any reminder their parents have had sex.

Can take a number of bar code message, the software can be as a reminder, or as questions, or as a landing.

The history of fraternalism serves as a reminder of the power of human cooperation in a free society.

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This serves as a reminder that, while ringing the bell is meant as an honor, it is also a TV event, and meant to be fun and entertaining.

The colored piece of paper was a constant reminder of his goal.

This was a serious reminder that the dangers that we face and the nature of those who threatened our homeland.

As always, their bodies are close together, a further reminder of their physical comfort with one another.

The soothing color provides a visual reminder of sleep, relaxing you as you lie in bed reading or preparing for sleep.

This was a serious reminder of the dangers that we face and the nature of those who threaten our homeland.

The threat of contamination to Harbin is a reminder that with its booming economy , China is facing a huge environmental challenge .

It was a beautiful reminder that while our culture glorifies youthful romance, true love has many stages during our journey through life.

The Ox Hill area was once a rural backwater, but the quaint name is the only reminder of its agricultural past.

Mr Gingrich sees only a "deliberate insult" , a reminder of a period when Muslim conquerors ruled Spain.

For a long time, they were the only reminder of the largest Orthodox church ever built.

It's a constant reminder of how fragile we are, a reminder that we are simply made of flesh and bone, held together with skin.

what a funny little reminder of such an important connection, a connection that reminds me of how I came to be me!

The steady, powerful pounding of the ocean surf at this time of year is a reminder why marine energy developers love the Pacific Northwest.

When he forgot to pay his rent, his landlady sent him a reminder (=a note asking for payment).

Remind me to let my wife note to take the dogs out tomorrow night. Here's your reminder for tomorrow at 7pm.

Wassmer uses a one-word reminder to list all the body-language signals that project warmth and likability : SOFTEN.

The latest terror attacks in Pakistan have served as a reminder of the extremist threat to that nuclear-armed state.

To avoid this type of delay, stay on top of all accounts receivables the moment September begins and send reminder statements.

The visual just provides a gentle reminder to check in and look closely at the balance of food on your plate.

But the accident served as a reminder that Asia is not invulnerable to an environmental disaster on the scale of the BP spill.

Understanding this reality requires a reminder of how we arrived at this point.

But the improving data are a reminder that the economy just might surprise with its strength.

I get inspiration devised this set from the stump necklace, beauty with a simple reminder of the conservation of nature.

Down at one of the refreshment kiosks, however, there was a telling reminder of what they are leaving behind.

Haha, how a negligible smile in people's eyes, can change into a magic command, especially a friendly reminder.

No matter how many times you hear it, a list of love songs wouldn't be complete without this splendid song (and reminder).

England was given an uncomfortable reminder last week of the impact of its swelling number of inhabitants.

On the other side, the violence in Greece is a reminder that democratic governments can impose only so much hardship before people rise up.

The director's first words to me were a reminder of what I couldn't say.

It is a reminder that such lists of the world's most valuable companies can be very ephemeral indeed.

Perhaps this can serve as a reminder that some scientific "discoveries" need be taken with a grain of globally warmed salt.

Some Japanese say that the cherry blossoms' ephemeral nature serves as a poignant reminder of how life itself is fleeting.

An internal reminder for Bill Clinton's presidential election team eventually became one of the most famous slogans in politics.

It was a reminder that, for all the sophistication of the big cities, most of China remains rural and poor.

On Aconcagua, two years later, she got a reminder of the dangers of mountaineering.

They have remained a myth, a reminder of a distant past mankind dares not remember. And with good reason.

The housing market has served as a reminder of the potential impact of removing federal support in a fragile economy.

Regardless of what happens next, today's events are a sobering reminder that the two Koreas remain officially at war.

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The report is a reminder of the paradoxical relations in many parts of the world between majoritarian democracy and personal freedom.

Sometimes it's useful to make a reminder that you'll see either later in your current login session or the next time you log in.

The adoption of the euro by such new members as Slovenia, Slovakia and now Estonia was a reminder of their dwindling influence.

Public sign is the general term for signs of indication, reminder, instructions and warning in public.

"It is a continuing reminder of the stakes in our struggle against extremism, " she said.

And just as in love, the one-sided reminder of dependence is experienced as an injury.