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Dr. Hunter thinks calling it a syndrome, as in computer vision syndrome, is a little much.

Such voters no longer see Labour as "fair" to working families, calling it a party for benefit claimants, unions and immigrants.

He is convinced that the epoch of the US Dollar as the world's main currency is almost over, calling it a left-over from the past.

Goldman put Microsoft on its top stock picks list -- calling it a "conviction buy" last month.

Koplan was more blunt, calling it a waste of taxpayer money to develop a program that works and then dismantle it.

Five or six of us were involved in these tests, but no one can remember who started calling it a mouse.

Though calling it a local deals business in a mega-city like Beijing, for example, is a little bit of a misnomer, Chao says.

She diagnosed that I had a problem processing information, calling it a reading disability.

Gasol still has swelling and soreness in his sprained ankle, but Coach Phil Jackson stopped short of calling it a setback.

Schwerner's widow, Rita Schwerner Bender, welcomed the verdict, calling it "a day of great importance to all of us" .

THE more enthusiastic are calling it a "hibiscus revolution" , in honour of both Malaysia's national flower and the Arab awakening.

T-Mobile's product management chief Paul Cole is calling it "a connection hub wrapped in a layer of protection. "

I'm calling it a growing consol even though the British consols didn't grow.

On a recent trip to Afghanistan, British Defense Secretary Liam Fox drew fire for calling it "a broken 13th-century country. "

Neither the US nor the Saudis were aware of his planned departure, said the official, calling it a "clever, canny" trick.

S. soldier. The descendents of Chief Leschi have long mourned the execution, calling it a miscarriage of justice.

Conservative groups have expressed concern over the "single and alone" trend, calling it a troubling indicator of deeper societal problems.

Ford says the uptick was an "encourage sign" , but stopped short of calling it a bottoming out point.

Sometimes, calling it a day is a good idea: perhaps you genuinelyrealise that you've gone down the wrong path for you.

Unionists a re judge Unionist immediately rejected the idea, calling it a betrayal but all termly is .

Palestinian leaders welcomed the vote, calling it a historic moment that returns to Palestinians some of their rights.

You see, just calling it a boo-boo makes me feel better already.

He's calling it "a tough time" for the economy, but President Bush still would not call it " a recession" .

In 2007, China destroyed a weather satellite with a missile, calling it a test.

While critics might be a bit disappointed by The Green Hornet, no one's calling it a bad film.

You refer to rock-climbing quite a bit, calling it one of your three passions, besides your work and your marriage.

He's calling it a tax increase on regular Americans at a time of high food prices but record farm profits.

And I thought I would give it a news spin by calling it daily.

Although the two are calling it a "friendship ring, " buzz[2] is building that it is, in fact, an engagement ring.

Ge Laoer Huoci respected Hollywood cartoon film "Shrek" , calling it a rare Watch Now is not the fairy tale.

Globally, insurance companies are calling it a "catastrophe trend" .

But merely to cover up what is with a lovely set of words, calling it responsibility, duty, love - all that has no meaning.

The redeployment has been characterized as minor, with Pakistani officials calling it a "minimum defense measure. "

A major pharmaceutical company has developed a way to suppress the mutant X-Gene permanently. They're calling it a cure.

The Tripoli government rejected the proposal calling it a trick that did not offer peace.

Campaigners welcomed the publication of the report, calling it the only real attempt to reveal the full scale of the tragedy.

Mr. Schmidt awards Facebook his highest accolade, calling it a 'company of consequence. '

The island's governor, Pedro Gallardo, said it was extraordinary that almost everyone survived, and joined a chorus calling it a miracle.

Wilson was especially dismissive of Facebook, calling it "a photo-sharing site. "

Chinese bloggers attacked Monday's court ruling, calling it a "second raiding" .

"The virus needs at least one constant region, and that is the essence of calling it the Achilles heel, " he said.

Buffett did make a bit of a slip of the tongue when discussing the issue, calling it a 'problem, ' then quickly recovering.

One of the men has apologized for the incident, calling it "a prank which went way too far" .

The Democrats immediately criticised it, calling it a tax cut for the wealthy.

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki responded by calling it a step in the right direction.

They denounce debt relief, calling it a reward for the undeserving.

Several Indian MPs raised the issue in parliament, calling it a conspiracy.

Calling it 'a new concept for mobile living, ' they named their design Casulo, the Portuguese word for 'cocoon. '

By mid-2006, the rapidly growing group was featured on television, and people were calling it a movement.

Mary said the sweater was red. Jenny said it was pink. They finally struck a happy medium by calling it pink - red.

Yet, for reasons I'm currently on a quest to uncover, the moment something feels uncomfortable, I've had a habit of calling it quits.

Many people that work with database developers just end up calling it a logical data model or and enterprise data dictionary.

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

Debate continued to rage about the Philippine police force's handling of the incident, with many calling it botched.

Job insecurity could lead consumers to further pull back spending, he said, calling it 'an important risk to the outlook.

Norwegian mediators have expressed concern about the government's decision to end the truce, calling it a "serious step. "

For example, calling something a "feedback concept" may be better than calling it a working prototype.

Often new writers may only spend ~30 minutes in front of the computer before calling it a day.

The administration is calling it a non- decisional gathering.

Blair: I'm calling it on account of boredom. You were right. Vanessa's not worth playing with.

And in its quest for cheaper, cleaner batteries, the company has already begun investing in solar technology, calling it "new energy. "

They were all calling it PVC-U because European languages mostly place the noun (being PVC in this case) before the adjective (U).

Everyone's calling it ugly but it looks to me to have design cues from the original i Phone.

China said the US report had exaggerated the threat posed by its military, calling it "cock-and-bull" .

Putting the old wine of unipolar politics into a new bottle and calling it G-2 is not a practical solution for building a multipolar world.

One blogger posted an image of a voodoo doll, calling it the Great Firewall and inviting users to -- digitally -- stick pins in it.

Obama opposed to 18. 4 percent in the summer moratorium on the federal fuel tax, calling it a political stunt.

But the two are calling it a "friendship ring"

He declared the baiji extinct, calling it a loss for China and the world.

The bank's interest-rate policy has also drawn scorn, with critics calling it deeply inconsistent.

Iranian newspapers are calling it "a political epic" after a campaign of unprecedented political fervor, now this talk of a record turnout.

SOME Egyptians are jokingly calling it a Tunisami.

The stock market proved to be an unreliable piggy bank in 2008, with Kiplinger magazine calling it "the worst bear market since the 1930s. "

Health officials declined comment on where the bacteria were discovered at the mansion, calling it only a water source.

The resolution bemoans the existence of this barbarous institution, calling it the biggest human trafficking crime of the 20th century.

She has shrugged off the criticism, calling it "silly" and saying it only helps draw more global attention and sympathy to her causes.

NYPD and FBI officials provided few details, calling it part of an ongoing investigation of the joint terrorism task force.

Responding early that morning, the president refused to condemn the coup, calling it merely "a disturbing development. "

and a youth, knee deep in water, calling it to its bath.

About a year ago it created a self-serve tech support wiki for its Mac users so they can troubleshoot problems themselves before calling IT.

How about putting a bow on it and calling it a Christmas present?

Anight-vision goggles technician, she spent five months in Kandahar in 2004, calling it "a big field trip. "

Some people are calling it the greatest medical breakthrough so far this century.

He ranks winning the FA Cup as one of the highest achievements in his career, calling it "something you truly cannot believe" .

What a surprise! Thank you for calling. It's great to hear your voice.

Very lazy would be just throwing photos into a big folder and calling it "Photos" .

I mean, whatever that is that kills the bird -- and I'm calling it a vacuum.

Not to my knowledge. From what the King told me, he was rather dubious about it, calling it the work of charlatans.

The high-performance Ferrari 458 was launched to high acclaim, with some journalists calling it one of the "old time greats" .

Accessibility. It eliminates any overload with an access level that prevents the calling code from calling it.

When you use metaphor, do not mix it up. That is, don't start by calling something a swordfish and end by calling it an hourglass.

Everyday I cycle a new set of books through the "perch" , as I've taken to calling it.

I started calling it 'Ben music'. . . not to her face but behind her back.

Denying that it happened and calling it forgiveness means that it is too painful to work through the emotions.

Some cable companies have asked customers to stop using Wi-Fi to share fast Internet access, calling it theft of service.

Singing is concerned, the fans have been calling it the "soul school" - children of the most heart touching song.

"Together, we're going to take back America, " Clinton told supporters in New York, calling it "America's night. "

The bylaw sparked much controversy, with critics calling it outrageous to hand out fines to panhandlers who have no money to begin with.

The moral value of lucidity cannot be diminished in my eyes by calling it sterile like all pride.

One ally approves of her choice, calling it pragmatic.

Then, we compel ourselves to conform to a pattern, calling it discipline, which is suppression, and suppression gives you a certain power.

Members of Guyana's Society Against Sexual Orientation Discrimination have challenged the ban, calling it "archaic" and "colonial" .

The government calling it a big step in the nation's development.

It comes with a built-in calendar and address book, Jobs said, calling it "awesome. "

Early reviews of the film are mixed, with some praising it enthusiastically and others calling it cluttered and boring.

But the Sun of London is already calling it the 'Ferrari Curse. '

Calling a service from a database stored procedure differs from calling it from a JSP; the skills and expectations are different.

Our testers started calling the robots 'he' or 'she' and establishing a relationship, calling it by a name.

But a whopping 83. 1 percent said mixing love and medicine was taboo - with one even calling it "totally exploitative" .

For retirees calling it quits from the 9-to-5 world, it might be worth considering another career move: landlord.

Riyadh denied the report, calling it "false" and "slanderous, " the official Saudi Press Agency (SPA) reported.

Before the invention of the printing process depicted by hand-painted method is decorated, calling it "painting Hui dress. "

The careless buffalo takes a hoe and chops up every green thing he meets, making a wilderness and calling it peace.

Brian Foote and Joseph Yoder wrote a very well-known article on this state of affairs, calling it "Big Ball of Mud" .

Mr. Campbell, however, rejects the containment notion, calling it "simplistic and wrong. "

This method is designed to read large streams of embedded text by calling it successively.

Kate met Ned shortly after calling it quits with her on-off boyfriend Louis Dowler.

Now wakes the hour. now sleeps the swanBehold the dream, the dream is gone. Green fields are calling, it's falling, in a golden door.

Mr Obama's chief innovation seems to have been to rename the central forum, calling it the Strategic and Economic Dialogue.

Instead of calling it KM, pitch it as a project designed to solve a particular business problem.

The reason saying it discount is relative other big market, and calling it "so-called" is relative my former clothing.

The remaining founder spoke warmly of Disney this week, calling it the "birthplace of imagination" .

Calling it an introduction to the basics of watercolour painting is nonsense( as previous reviewer), and insulting to the artist.

Use this to specify the encoding when calling it from the command line. It will default to the local encoding if not specified.

If a young person had a special passion for animals, Helen spotted it instantly, calling it "the spark" .

A spokeswoman repudiated the article, calling it unbalanced and inaccurate.

AN OUTRAGED consumer- advocacy group is calling it the Fukushima of the e-mail industry.

Some critics, calling it ruthless, even blamed the program for the recent suicides.

The Englishman Sir Walter Raleigh claimed the whole of North America for England, calling it Virginia.

Munich and Bavaria pride themselves on their quality of beer, unashamedly calling it the best in the world.

The Israeli shelling of Gaza which lead to the death of several civilians including women and children, has some calling it Bloody Friday.

The emcee opened the meeting by calling it to order.

Dressing Empire in seductive colors and calling it Commonwealth cannot alter the facts.

Some states simplify the paperwork by just giving out cash (calling it "rebates" or "grants" ).

And dressing Empire in seductive colors and calling it Commonwealth cannot alter the facts.

The Chinese government responded to the FDA's toothpaste warning by calling it "unscientific, irresponsible and contradictory" .

Author John Steinbeck wrote about Route 66 in his classic The Grapes of Wrath, calling it the "Mother Road. "

"This hive of industry, " as the Director was fond of calling it, was in the full buzz of work.

Muras no longer could help but to laugh, "ha ha ha ha, my stomach was calling it! "

The local population has started calling it Xiao Man Yao, because the tower resembles the figure of a female body.

Some are calling it the end of a Hollywood era.

And while senior administration officials and lawmakers are calling it an outrage, There may be little they can do to stop the pay outs.

If your family is suffering because of your work, you may want to think of calling it quits.

If you want to use your visualizer in Visual Studio rather than simply calling it from the test harness, you need to install it.

"We are calling it alphabet DRS and it's a topic that we are getting an incredible amount of interest in, " said Mr Moro.

I'm calling it 52 Weeks, 52 Couches: How I Slept my Way Through Hollywood (Without Sleeping with Anybody) and I hope to sell it soon.

The Lutheran pastors who converted the Sami forbade yoiking, calling it devil's music.

They made fun of the small apartment by calling it "The Dump. "

The giant German automaker marked the anniversary of the riding car by calling it "the most important precursor to individual mobility. "

'We were shocked by what we saw, ' one official said, calling it 'an extraordinarily unique compound. '

Buddha will be the flower in the other shore, called Datura China, because of its again on the other side, calling it the equinox flower.

What my friends, do you think the Second Coming, that they are calling it but another name is?

I kept calling it but I gave up hope after a couple of days.

A: Iguessmy boyfriend and I are finally calling it quits.

Even though an Italian named Amerigo Vespucci had started calling it the new world.

"We're calling it 'Call Phones in Gmail', " a Google spokesperson told the Daily News.

They're calling it Carbox, and it's inspired a green streak in corporate culture--and spawned a cottage industry to deal with the problem.

Therefore, mosquitoes fly to the ceiling in the way explained above, and it's more complicated than just calling it flying-upside-down.

If that's what you kids are calling it these days, then.

Industry players are talking about the next wave of wireless technology, and they're calling it 3G, for third generation.

Here, the validation logic is run as part of a service external to the object that is calling it.

Kids are always doing a lot of name - calling . It's important to teach them not to .

Therefore, people of Yangzhou started calling it five dice buns.

Many stubbornly insist on calling it "Hongkong Bank" .

BOGOTA, Colombia (Reuters) - They are calling it the "crossed legs" strike.

I explained it to him, so we started calling it the gratitude rock.

Boy, now people on the radio are calling it 'backslash backslash'.

In their laboratory research, scientists frequently measure this delivery and use of oxygen, calling it maximum oxygen uptake or VO2 max.

They dignified cowardice by calling it prudence.

The government has defended its version of the anti-graft law, calling it strong and independent.

Mr. Towle wouldn't confirm or deny Mr. Buffett's involvement, calling it 'strictly rumor.

Especially guangzhou train east Tsim Sha Tsui, many people simply waterscape waterfall calling it "guangzhou huanguoshu" .

Of course, I do not even think, innocent that I am, of calling it "my. "

I' m calling it to your attention.

The voting method of preceding paragraph is raising hand or calling, it can be voted in unnamed when in the need.

Add a script that tests the stored procedure by calling it.

Those who will never be esoteric are giving you esoteric information and they're calling it science.

This means that the library you end up being linked to had better be compatible with the code that's calling it.

First of all, if you keep calling it that, no one will take it.

A sex strike in Columbia. They are calling it the "crossed legs" strike.

The developers are calling it the world's largest penthouse.

On December 14th, the "young guard" announced a breakaway party list, calling it Al-Mustaqbal: "the Future" .

And as of the middle of January, no fewer than 16 recommended it to their clients, calling it either an 'outperform' or a 'buy.

Maybe calling it marketing is the wrong name.

Filledwith frustration, you decide to exercise one last idea before calling it anight.

People were calling it the best TV season since 1981.

And many, it seems, are calling it quits.

Stop calling it your apartment! -lt is!

I have a corresponding milestone to robust human rejuvenation. I'm calling it robust mouse rejuvenation, not very imaginatively.

I have been calling it the "document Web, " based on how Google and other Web architectures view its pages as documents, linked together.

The claim was met with skepticism, with one outside physicist calling it the equivalent of saying you have a flying carpet.

Keep in mind it is best to hide the EJB call behind a business delegate rather than calling it directly in the plug-in code.

And I am calling it "Eliza Rocks" !

The world's most iconic cyclist is calling it quits.

you're. . . you're calling it the "Beer-Launching Fridge, " is what it is? -Beer-Launching Fridge. That's correct.

Call it living in this country Calling it missing dawn patrol It's eighties' life And it's all gone right on you?

I'm calling it "I Don't Want Earl's Baby Pie. "

Brady told reporters the baby, who is yet to be named, was born on Tuesday, calling it "the most wonderful experience in my life. "

Some are calling it big data.

But there is some kind of bigger thing that we can all appreciate and it sounds to me you don't mind calling it God.

But there 's some kind of bigger thing we can all appreciate, and it sounds like you don't mind calling it God.

A hamster got lost, I very worried, I'm calling it, there are many people see me but it didn't come, I cried.

We're calling it the ONE Campaign.

Will you stop calling it your apartment!

Thank you for calling. It's a pleasure to serve you. What date would you like to reserve?

Vision-phone can be of great use when you have something to show the person whom you are calling, it may also have other uses in the future.

You have mothing. You have pile of secrets and lies, and you're calling it love.

I am now calling it drab green.

Right-click and add a new one, calling it whatever you like.

Tthe file can be called anything you like; in this demonstration, I am calling it sarx. conf.

I had hoped. . . - What are you calling it?

Hassan Masiky, blogging on the Moroccan-American Board's "Viewpoints, " reviewed the film, calling it a "true gem" and writing

my attorney says they ' re calling it a crime of passion

The couple decided to seek counseling before calling it quits,

of calling it home again, my home forever,

On the news , they're calling it

Such as "Book of Jin, " remember the good Confucian Liu Yuan, Chong-Yi, calling it "outstanding personality" ;