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Which of these scenarios reminds you most of what you know of Apple's attitude towards Objective-C and Cocoa?

yea! it's nice to see the POLICE doing their job against the people how employee them it reminds me of a regime that just FELL!

December, as it always does, reminds us how fast a year has passed so quickly and our whole life can be a glimpse of the eye.

Stuart's very different from my first husband - he's half bald, but he reminds me that he once was a young thing with a full head of hair.

That usually incites some form of "trade war, " where the team reminds me what I'm supposed to be doing.

Seriously, he is just a goal machine. He scores so many in training. He reminds me of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer so much.

He died of a heart attack. His death reminds me that my life may come to an end anywhere at anytime and I can do nothing about it.

I do not know, this reminds me of the last to see a campus novel - "Nomad. "

It reminds me for a moment of my own student days, when my country, Ghana, was newly independent.

Here is kind of a little jingle, a couple of statements, some stuff that reminds me of him.

I can't get him out of my head at all, everything I met everyday reminds me of him.

It's like a book that leaps off the shelf every once in a while and reminds you of the stuff you've highlighted.

Enron reminds us that the system can and must be improved. We are prepared to do our part.

He reminds me of Ian Callaghan at times. They're different players but Cally would also give you everything, running all over the pitch.

Ms. Cornell reminds herself that this is all temporary.

I have a goddess of a wife who sweats ambition and empathy and a daughter who reminds me too much of what I used to be.

When your mind hurts, pain reminds you to quit worrying or to be more forgiving, or to think a different way.

It reminds me of the "next day in the infinite-Bi Lin, Ying Hung Different Day flowers" of verse.

Twardon reminds us we all have a little bit of these personalities in ourselves, so treat others as you would like to be treated.

Michael: Like I said, I'd love to, but my parents would kill me! Oh! That reminds me, I'm supposed to call them. Hang on a minute. . .

Every time Google presents me with search terms customized to what I'm typing, it reminds me that the company monitors my every move.

Mum often reminds me to turn off the light before going to bed.

"But make no mistake that this film is so obscure that it might not make a return of your capital, " he reminds fund raisers.

Taking the first several minutes after waking up to acclimate to my day reminds me that I'm not at the mercy of everyone else's agenda.

It's quite lean. Kind of reminds me a touch of a Chateau Musar. I was also thinking maybe of an old-style Pinotage.

Video: James Kofi Annan: He was hit with a paddle, you know, in the head. And this reminds me of my childhood, when I used to work here.

that's why a day so unusually cold like this reminds me of that trip.

There are a lot of fruit does, bananas, apples, grapes . . . lantern to take in the children's hands, reminds me of a happy childhood!

Yes, antibiotic-resistant bacteria are a threat, as this week's news of an outbreak among premature infants in London reminds us.

That actually reminds me of some foreign mechanical philosopher, whose name slipt my mind, but he said: "Space is an empty frame! "

That reminds me. My insurance cheque still hasn't come yet. Can I stay with you for a few more weeks?

The Empathy step keeps your child calm, gets his concern on the table, and reminds him that you're trying to do things differently.

Looking at her reminds me of you when you were little, which makes me feel specially lovable.

Weather, climate and the air we breathe, the theme of World Meteorological Day this year, reminds us of the close relationship between them.

Strawberry flavor reminds me of the image, a few months ago at the moment with how unusual.

Jesus' answer also reminds us of a truth that very few of us explore deeply enough: All that we have and all that we are belong to God.

As if this testimony wasn't shaky enough, Nick reminds Lincoln that his prints were all over the gun the cops found.

Her smile reminds me of her mother.

That reminds me of atom: the movement of electron is irregular, however, it is always around the nucleus and within the atom.

Whenever I think of this humorous bit of wisdom 2 , it reminds me to not take my life so seriously.

"It's scary, " he said. "It reminds me of what you could find in southern Europe 15 years ago, during the worst years in Italy or Greece. "

The Irish situation reminds me of one of these loan shark advertisements: "Need money fast? No questions asked. "

reminds me of my own loneliness. Just like this picture, nothing but all alone.

So much of what i see reminds me of something I read in a book when shouldn't it really be the other way around.

That reminds me that the other mom is in a fight with you.

"How much the bird reminds me of the musical box that belonged to our blessed Empress, " said an old knight.

I always run to the ocean side to see it. It reminds me that I'm still human.

My mother always reminds of me that she is the directer at home. It will give me a favor whenever I need her.

It reminds me of the old Winston Churchill line: "Statistics are like a drunk with a lamppost: used more for support than illumination. "

All this reminds me of a theme that runs through my head like a line of music.

This reminds me of the Old Testament account of Abraham when he was asked to sacrifice his son Isaac.

That reminds me too much of you. I'm singing a torch song for her, She fell in an unrequited love with the professor.

To clarify, finding your balance in love and in the realm of light reminds you of your inner state, being that of balance.

Reminds me of a magazine cover of the sentence: There used to have a happy thought, but now they are willing to understand is happy.

Reminds me of a true Stuff story: One of the original ideas for the mascot costume was. . . . . . a giant magic bean with legs.

It might be due to the Halloween weekend, but the above reminds me of the below image. Imagine if Medusa had conodonts instead of snakes.

He reminds one of the British, who argued that Indian independence must be postponed until the natives were capable of governing themselves.

Irma: Sara reminds me of a little deer Papa brought home once. I looked after it, but it died. Mama always said it was doomed.

Fan went door when I stopped and watched the door has collapsed yesterday, reminds me of that war, that the market for Fan Daughter of war.

Reminds me of my mother all sorts of good, I really do not know what to say?

He reminds me of my childhood, which seems to be faraway from me.

It reminds you of a calm stream with little fish swimming freely up and down in it and birds flying in the sky.

But a neighbour reminds him to donate half of his fortune as he had vowed many years ago should his wife recover.

He reminds me so much of his father when he was that age.

Mr GO reminds me that this tasting was merely the northern half of his collection. I'm already looking forward to the southern half.

I felt a little embarrassed, but her soft tune let me calm down soon "you reminds me of my grandma" i said gratefully.

Seeing the puzzled look on Stephen's face, he continued, "My wife died over a year ago, and everything in the house reminds me of her. "

Derek's over the hill and on the downside of his hockey career, and the young stud on the team reminds him of that fact at every turn.

Hammering on this topic reminds me how I once sent a patient to AA who told me that those meetings ruined him as an alcoholic.

To that, the boss shows him a handful of red soil and reminds him that the soil represents his own identity as a son of Africa.

Eldest reminds me of a farmer who brag to the city, he said, we are family million households!

This photo reminds me of her mother.

The tranquil and harmonious life of the local people reminds me of the joyful time I grew up in a similar small town in the Southwest China.

But Hangzhou also reminds us that when China was the greatest power on earth, it was a society open to influences from all the known world.

even if I could, it'd all be grey, but your picture on my wall, it reminds me that it's not so bad.

I guess it makes her feel safe and reminds her about how much I love her.

He reminds himself to straighten up every time he watches a replay of himself going to the boxes with one of his dogs.

"This really reminds me of Google just a few years ago, " said Mr Brin, to drive the point home.

it reminds me of the gift that god gave, long ago, when he gave us his son. it was a gift we did not deserve, but he gave us his best.

The candle reminds us that we have come out of darkness and into the marvelous light of His love.

His way of walking reminds me of the way his father used to walk.

Whenever I think of this humorous bit of wisdom, it reminds me not to take my life so seriously.

The Book of Hosea reminds us of what can happen when a faithless wife breaks the heart of her husband .

running through my head. In fact, he reminds me of an ex who never listened either and always did the opposite of what I ask.

It reminds me of what a woman said of him.

Reminds me of Cinderella wearing the glass shoes did not own one pretty clothes until she met the kind fairy.

And I'm actually glad that I did it, cause' when I listen to it, it reminds me of when we were kids, he used to always sing us songs.

And I wear it every single day, and it reminds me of how lucky I was to have that moment and that memory.

But it is always those that must work especially hard and with extra diligence on the mat that constantly reminds me of why I am doing yoga.

It reminds me of a famous song, Unwilling to Grow up, always used to submerged in the bliss of reliance and resistence.

Music is one of the very few genuine things we have left in life. It reminds unchanging in a world of fads. I sound like a missionary .

Reminds me of the dedication of his Star Award, award for star of loving labor, social practices and outstanding individual award.

Paulie reminds Juno that it is at her request they remain distant and tells her that she broke his heart.

When you wear your red dress, it reminds me of my mother, and I would like to listen to you more closely.

As the present case reminds us, however, it's films made by the British themselves that have been his keenest standard-bearers.

You may as a nostalgic oldies, love scene reminiscent of his hand, he reminds me of tolerance, he reminds me of naughty.

Nothing that reminds him of her. Even the children.

Your dad and I are surprised every time Van does something that reminds us so much of you.

Jericho is a shining beacon of hope which reminds us that poverty can be swallowed-up in the victory of hard work.

Reminds one while convenient, the multi-studies little will later eat the traffic ticket to you to have the advantage.

Erudition : It reminds us that we need to read more books and learn more knowledge to become a man of immense erudition .

' And, as this lyrical novel reminds us: 'War has no beginning and no end. It crosses oceans like a splintered boat.

Yeah, I like this song too, it reminds me of you and me, baby do you think there's a chance That later on I could drive you home?

This research reminds us that the best traders can only be understood as part of a network.

Confucius: Yes, and New York reminds me of the way gridiron buildings and a flowing landscape are combined in Beijing, China.

This reminds me of something Shane Claiborne said in an interview with Krista Tippett on NPR's "Speaking of Faith" a few years ago.

Every time I see a child, it reminds me of my son and I wonder whether I will see him again.

Something sometime may reminds me of what I've done, and then the regret will tear my heart into pieces.

This physical statement reminds you to think of you first. Try it now.

Everytime I walk past there, it reminds me of the sweet days with him.

It reminds me that the Chinese people's present state of ugliness is due to our own ignorance of the fact that we are ugly.

White, my respected tutor, frequently reminds me to avail myself of every chance to improve my Enlish.

At least it reminds us that if phone addiction isn't curbed, we'll indeed be tripping over one another in the street.

Each stirring scene of your victory always reminds me of the feeling of my shaking heart.

Reminds me of the snow- white lived in the deep forest , far away from the stately castle , far away from her own Lithe and cozy bed .

Talking about this reminds me of a man.

It reminds me of this little girl, long long time ago, who was about the same age of five or six, and had the same sentiments.

He reminds me of a teenager visiting a college campus before moving there permanently during the college years.

What he said reminds me of what we did together during our summer.

To be frank, you looks like a friend of mine in primary school. My first sight of you reminds me of my old friend.

As he leaves with his sword, the princess reminds him to be careful, and to bring the noose and the poison.

Reminds me of a better city better life. Let's embrace each other because if I don't embrace you, what will I embrace?

Vivian: Perfect. He's tall, good-looking and he's into rock and roll. He reminds me of someone but I can't think who.

the Children's DAY reminds me of my mother.

"I would rather be a hawk, for no other bird reminds one so much of a bold and gallant knight. "

If this reminds you of your problem, the following might be the beginning of the development of your solution.

The less he plays for Manchester United, the more startling Owen's contributions when his name is called and he reminds us who he really is.

That suggests the rich are capable of compassion, if somebody reminds them, but do not show it spontaneously.

And Paul reminds us that this similarity goes beyond a Christlike character to include even our physical bodies.

The doctor reminds me that I should see her again in two months.

This reminds me of the poem: you BianZhiLin in bridge scenery, the upstairs to see you.

It reminds of the hunger problem in the Soviet Russia and an important role played by American Relief Administration to help the starving.

And yet seeing the Madoff victims reminds me how fleeting good fortune can be.

She reminds him that he did a lot of charity work and asks what could have happened to land him in Fox River.

Silently, a snowflake flutters by me, which suddenly reminds me of my verse: Spring is in the dance of snowflakes.

Examples abound. Tesco Value products are cheap, but the packaging reminds me of an emergency food drop from the United Nations.

The blank page on our University logo reminds all of you to open and develop you mind.

Over the gold that reminds me of spring, winter jasmine, winter jasmine popular with the maturity of the golden charm.

Your manicure will lisp softly that your left forefinger reminds her so much of a gentleman's in Richmond, Va.

For me , it just reminds me to keep my eyes looking up and that everything will end up how it's supposed to.

I feel rather emotional today. This summit somehow reminds me of a long-past, news-reporting incident.

But. . . where am I ? The place is so charming that it reminds me of my home .

this reminds me of the no free lunch theorems . the best solutions are always local and contextual.

"You had a toy bunny when you were five and that was his name, " she reminds him pointedly.

I am trying to think who he reminds me of.

What I love about the Project for Awesome is not only that it reminds us that the true spirit of this season is giving. . .

You know, it reminds me of somewhere.

It reminds me of a military unit included in the British Army.

She said that the spread of SARS reminds the international community of the importance of building public health system.

Out of the water room, we saw a group of small birds, they are pure white, it reminds me of the lessons learned in third grade, "Michelle. "

There was this really interesting trick that reminds me of a lot the financial stuff that's going on now.

This reminds me of a story of stairs, there is a pair of brothers, they lived at 80 floor.

A particular segment of music reminds you of a part of your life, your experiences, your childhood memories.

The wedding also reminds some Americans of what America has never been.

You know what reminds me of the better times?

If a provider does not respond within a specified number of days, the system reminds the disability examiner to perform follow-up actions.

I love gazing upon kids chasing the spinning fireworks as it reminds me of my teenage glees.

And above all, it reminds me each day that Christ is the great Intercessor, and allows me to pray in His Name.

It also reminds me of a joint interview conducted by a newspaper in Shanghai and Shanghai TV.

The phrase reminds us that life is always in flux, that everything we think is permanent is actually only temporary and constantly changing.

China reminds me of that fat rich friendless guy in class 4, who kept on fingering everyone to gain attention.

I feel deep grateful to her for she reminds me of my youth gone.

Mom: Of course. If there isn't a broadcast that reminds the blind to be careful at intersections, they are unable to cross safely.

Carter also reminds the reader of the brutal actions taken by American colonists against those who remained loyal to the British.

This reminds me a Chinese song, "On Beijing's Golden Mountain, " which describes the Tibetan herdsmen's yearning for the capital.

RoR frequently reminds me that the objective is to get real work done, real quick, for real end users.

When you learn the name of a company or product, give some thought to what it sounds like or reminds you of, or even rhymes with.

This strange little tree is tied to a fence literally in the middle of nowhere. It's totally reminds me of Charlie Brown's Christmas tree.

It reminds me of Japanese craftwork, and has great scale and a whimsy that I love.

I really hate camping. It reminds me of miserable holidays as a kid sleeping on a cold, wet floor and eating horrible food!

Also is cannot be defeated and flee if reminds me that today is April 1st, is the western country April fool's day.

"Don't put any onions in the salad, " she reminds me. "You know how Daddy hates onions. "

The cold wind reminds me of the arrival of winter. The dimness reminds me of the arrival of night. From dawn to dusk, a day pasted again.

remind sb that She reminds me that I should do my homework.

Your question reminds me of my visit to Bank of England in the year 2000, the Central Bank of the United Kingdom.

The sculpture depicting the lady in traditional costume reminds us of our heritage, as well as the struggle of women in building families.

Chinese government bans crime on TV and reminds stations not to broadcast dramas that might have a negative effect on society.

A manager frequently reminds his or her management team of the company's goals and how well those goals are being achieved.

And he reminds me that we are playing a long game here. . . and that change is hard, and change is slow, and it never happens all at once.

A pity. I once had a monkey who could perform all sorts of clever tricks. Your dwarf reminds me of him. Is he a gift?

The note reminds me that I shall have a meeting next Monday.

An ethos of competition exists among officials and businessmen which reminds me of my student days at UCLA in the early 1960s.

Being a football manager reminds me of boxing, " Gary Neville said, mulling over his prospects of entering the dugout. "

This discipline reminds me that trading is what I do, and trading takes priority over almost all other activities.

I am approaching the end of my Junior High School studies and that reminds me of many memorable moments.

Aunt buy honey on rice and rice together to eat, sweet honey always reminds me of those with my hand on the fate of the bees.

Schopenhauer reminds us that religious faith, if it is to thrive, has to be planted and take root in childhood.

Annoyingly, my job constantly reminds me that there's a more responsible and effective way to live.

American economist Irving Fischer reminds, the consumer should not satisfy "the money illusion" .

for after all, the masochist does not necessarily, as a humourous apologue already quoted here reminds you, meet his partner.

It reminds me that there's a reason I don't seek out the thrill of theme-park roller coasters.

The end of every NBA finals reminds us of Boice's addictive 2005 debut, "MVP, " a fictionalized retelling of Kobe Bryant's life.

A wireless smart pillbox reminds her to take her daily vitamins.

eg. This song reminds him of his mother.

It reminds you to organize your actions & efforts so you can get the most done with the least amount of personal effort.

This creative towel reminds you to be careful during the summer.

His wrong to another reminds me of my own past wrong-doing.

The pony is the favorite tattoo of her daughter; the camera symbolizes her profession, and the bus reminds of the wedding.

Speak and act like the stranger, why should I stay in space, reminds me of the past scenes.

It also reminds voters that her first instinct when the going gets tough is to turn to her husband.

A chart like this reminds me of school graduation. . .

Answers and places phone call and arranges appointments for the General Manager; reminds superior of same.

The sight of the orphan always reminds me of her parents.

In Speak Up for Children, Kailash reminds us that child labor has been around since the beginnings of humankind.

When faced with a new situation or project, ask yourself if it reminds you of anything.

Most people can't hold her gaze for long, for it reminds them of a certain famous Barbarian who loves to hack people apart.

Each of these places reminds us that investments in education, innovation, and infrastructure are an essential down payment on our future.

The idea of storing carbon dioxide under the ocean reminds me of a rather naive idea I once had as a kid.

Men: Men hate Richard Gere because he reminds them of that slick guy who works at the health club and dates only married women.

The exhibition reminds me of the saying 'you cannot step twice into the same river' by Greek philosopher Heraclitus.

As it reminds readers, the eurozone is the product of a process of European integration that began in the aftermath of the second world war.

Talking about this reminds me of a popular saying- in a well-managed company, on one sholud feel that he has to burn himself out.

Your birthday reminds me of the thoughtfulness you have shown and all the special things you have done for me.

Oh, you know what that reminds me. Um, if my dad asks, We followed the homemade recipe for his pie crust to the letter.

The way the South American plays the game reminds me of the first time I saw Kevin Keegan in a Red shirt during the 1970s.

He reminds me of many great young entrepreneurs we've worked with and his story sounds so familiar.

Having postrace goals on the horizon reminds you that this one race does not define you as a runner or a person.

It reminds us that even if we may be shut in or unable to do very much for Christ, the ministry of prayer is always open to us.

This picture reminds me of the happy time that I spent with my friends on a farm.

This important new discovery reminds us that " liver" is not to be overlooked clinically.

Thus, Almost reminds me of the wonderful landscape in the upbringing of you.

Now, Coach Coughlin reminds everybody, he did not go down.

To arrange appointments for the General Manager, reminds him of appointments and meetings.

The letter reminds me of what she said before.

The FDA reminds the company that, if a product is found to be unsafe, the company may be held liable.

Doing it for the children? Which reminds me.

On your first date you kept some token that reminds you of it but she doesn't know.

Recent news with regard North Korea's supposed cyber-attacks on the U. S. reminds us that even governments are motivated to produce malware.

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

The sight of the girl always reminds me of her parents.

All this reminds me of my old days.

Your stall-picking strategy reminds me of Warren Buffett's comment that "diversification is a protection against ignorance" .

But only one reminds me of the courage and persistence it takes to stay the course in the Shadowland.

Wherever we go , the maple tree leaf reminds us of our great country and of our beautiful hometown Vancouver .

The massive confusion over cause and effect reminds me of a scene from the 1938 classic Bette Davis and Henry Fonda film, Jezebel.

This reminds me of my high school principal, honest, loyal, but was falsely accused work corruption.

Billie Holiday's song reminds me of good time of yore.

It rather reminds one of Professor Henry Higgins in My Fair Lady admitting "I've grown accustomed to her face. "

Which reminds me of a Turkish proverb about elitists: "He thinks he is a sprig of parsley in the shit of the world. "

Then, it reminds me of the couple selling wontons at the gate of my university in Xi'an.

The business has been returned to leave at noon, when suddenly a sad, ChenLouYun, MengQingXiang reminds me.

Not feel they thought of it took place in the night time scenes, but also reminds parents to bring bread and milk, I scene.

Their win reminds economists that borders between disciplines, like those between the firm and the market, can be profitably crossed.

A council reminds residents to be vigilant and look out for dead birds after the deadly H5N1 flu strain is found in Britain.

Justin Bieber reminds bystanders to help those being bullied and reminds those being bullied it's okay to speak up.

I know. It kind of reminds me of that trip we took with Mom and Dad to Canada.

Mark says: I am going to pick Adam Morgan because he reminds me a lot of Robbie Fowler when he was at Liverpool.

I love the smell of cut grass; it reminds me of one of my first part-time jobs.

His sense of honor and morality reminds me of chivalry in the Middle Ages.

er. The music at a marriage procession always reminds me of the music of soldiers marching to battle.