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Clicking the link takes you to the place in the documentation the link points to, either in the current book or in other books.

Jim Goodnight points to a story on the front page of his Financial Times. He is slightly agitated.

All the XML code points to this vendor's servers to provide information, sort of like a non-public PKI infrastructure.

The evidence points to a crime of passion. Haunted by remorse, and jarred by rumors of his wife's infidelities.

The top two form elements are a text area for entering XSLT and a text entry field for the URL that points to the XML to be transformed.

The first double word of every frame points to the next frame and this is immediately followed by the address of the calling function.

A line is drawn through the points to best represent the various regimes where the pressure exponent n may be considered to be constant.

He points to the example of accountancy qualifications, which take "two or three years of study to achieve" .

His wife points to a small sticker above the doorbell that reads: Salesmen and miscellaneous freeloaders will be summarily executed.

She points to her young daughter, standing with her. For her future, she says.

It seems basic, but when I spell it out to myself like this, it forces me to continually try to add new points to the discussion.

In short, a dog has fixed points to which he returns time after time, depending upon the occasion.

What could have been a presentation simply listing safety rules in bullet points to be scanned now was something far more personal.

We explained that the garden had been one of the house's appealing points to us, and sought his agreement that we could plant a new one.

The WMX platform keeps user data synchronized across the various touch points to which it delivers its educational applications.

That's said, the bullish turn around could be the beginning of a recovery rally that points to a retest of S&P 800.

The episode, Mr. Fadell says, points to a principle he took away from his years working with Mr. Jobs.

Yasui proudly points to an electric dishwasher, perhaps the only one of its kind in this battle-scarred Afghan province.

Even if the Greenstein and Forman study is just a quirk, which I suspect is not the case, it still points to an interesting issue.

Onlookers said the teenage sensation looked close to collapse and she barely moved between points to conserve energy.

Massa points to his head, making a gesture that suggests he turned his oxygen mask into a clown's hat.

Furthermore, the company points to its own meta-analysis, which uncovered no increase in heart attack.

All this points to the only certain thing about Obamacare: that this is just another episode in the long saga of health reform.

But just as that slump shows up in the economic statistics, more forward-looking evidence points to a rebound.

Note that these four points to make it easy to determine the well-fed baby in the end is not full.

You are a girl, I die for you eat for you to wear, you take a dozens of points to return not bashful to come to see me!

He points to the bed, takes off her damp socks and slides a pair of terrycloth slippers on her feet.

Members are able to transfer points to any other Member.

But it said the run of record trade surpluses "points to the possibility that export growth may not slow as much as generally expected" .

Specifies the name of the remote service that this route points to.

Most available evidence points to the opposite conclusion, that antioxidants benefit health by reducing oxidative stress, he said.

My mother's coming over to see me later this year, and I've used some points to upgrade her flight.

But Wolff points to a body of evidence, including his own work, suggesting that daylight saving time may not really conserve energy at all.

You will notice that this link points to the hello controller. This controller will handle the data manipulation of our greetings.

Not only does all this suggest the strengthening of an old alliance, it also points to new possibilities for co-operation.

Coulson also points to a flaw in auction procedure that lets truant buyers off the hook: houses do not have to honor most defaulted bids.

Mr Wu said the deal would allow Pudong Development to boost its capital adequacy ratio by four percentage points to close to 14 per cent.

Saba points to a 1994 summit where 42 heads of state addressed the AIDS crisis and called it a 'threat to humanity. '

If you come out of the translation, please let me know and I will give you extra points to the Oh!

A third question points to the role of Europe beyond the achievement of a sort of glorified customs union.

In the Binding tab, you can see that it points to the endpoint address of the service implementation that you deployed earlier.

So far the French seem to like what he is doing: in November, his popularity climbed eight points to 49%, according to Ipsos, a pollster.

Each implementation of a scenario provides a URL that points to an implementation of that scenario.

He points to the glut of new supply in the next two years as the main reason for this.

The challenge now ought to be to make it all work. And that points to two internal tasks and two external ones.

However, it is not always feasible to use verification points to capture the complete details associated with the application under test.

Then he points to another section of the brain, in the front part of the brain, just behind the eyes.

The main points to which attention should be paid in the routine operation and maintenance are discussed.

Outside of the US, economic data points to an overall slow down in global growth but thus far the deterioration has been mild.

Despite this, Rossi is not scared, and he points to the prodigious talents of Sebastian Giovinco, and a host of other promising starlets .

Our findings must be confirmed , but eery piece of evidence so far points to olive oil being a healthy food .

Coyle brings his Bolton Wanderers side to Emirates Stadium on Saturday as they hunt for the points to take them out of the relegation zone.

If what is expected of national policy, to help developers in specific points to help them sell houses, certainly not such a policy.

The application manifest points to the assembly, or to the deployment manifest if the solution uses one.

It also allows you to test whether the object variable points to a valid object, as the following example shows.

"Adie, " he says quietly. When she looks at him, he points to the coat rack filled with belts and purses and asks if she wants one.

There is no need for Studio's source code to understand what's happening; the stack trace alone points to the cause.

That's nice. How about this (points to a pant suit) Would this style look good on me?

However, Singapore, which had been closing the gap in previous surveys, dropped six points to 722.

The alkaline buffer solution reacts with the welding points to form a passive film on the surface of the welding points.

The gauge points to the direction of the economy over the next three to six months.

Here are a few points to consider as you weigh the pros and cons of home ownership.

One of the most important points to understand is the fact that there are two basic forms of currency, money and time.

In conducting empirical analysis, the company's growth and risk transfer motivation are the two major points to start.

With that obvious fact out of the way, we'll talk about some important points to consider when constructing a navigation scheme.

server points to the script or executable to run, while log_type specifies additional logging to help iron out any wrinkles in the service.

Worse, the BIS points to a potential conflict of interest when the fund provider is owned by an investment bank.

Make action points to address each of these issues. Write the action points on your action planning template. Fill in the other columns too.

Notice how the peaks and various elevations of the face have points to help define the base surface.

She points to companies that previously introduced blanket hiring freezes now keeping the door open to filling some "strategic positions" .

Harper points to a paragraph in the Charman judgment that starts with the sentence, "To what property does the sharing principle apply? "

She points to the tree house that mysterious mark on the chest became the Strap, prepared to sacrifice their own lives to save friends.

He informs me that plenty of sleep is not the old womans magic. 10 points to 2 points are the best time to lose weight charges.

Speaking in broken Portuguese, he points to the Nokia brand on one of the phones. "That's just a sticker. "

That points to one problem with the exercise: a 4% minimum at the bottom of the cycle may be too low.

Increasingly, engines are designed with rollers at the contact points to let the parts work with less resistance.

You must verify that this location points to the shared physical disk resource assigned to this Exchange Virtual Server.

A person, you can free and their friends for dinner, shopping, do not have time in two hours, also points to his own half.

In today's post, we share with you Key Points to help you become efficient in the field of Photography. . .

Insight into these processes points to ways in which we may be able to alleviate the effects of ageing.

That points to the possibility, at least, of a military strike.

Some allow you to configure the set of evaluation points to apply to your application.

And an investigation of the evolution of two liberties in integration or separation points to the greatness of hidden dialectical tension.

The evidence we have gathered all points to a collection of loosely affiliated terrorist organizations known AS al-Qaeda.

At this point, your call's packets are being relayed via a dozen access points to the far end, which isn't very efficient.

A secondary scandal, in which senior PP members from Madrid have been spied on, points to almost paranoid mistrust within the party.

More than any other country surveyed, France points to America's eating habits and fast food as primeculprits in its growing girth.

But it was far from a meaningless fixture: Hull were fighting for top-flight survival, while United's youngsters all had points to prove.

Kendler points to research showing that people who are doing well two weeks after a loss also seem to be doing well one year later.

Development into a world power, an imperialist power, also points to important potential developments within China.

Kendler points to research showing that people who are doing well two weeks after a loss also seem to be doing well one year later.

Development into a world power, an imperialist power, also points to important potential developments within China.

The user points to one of these options with his palm, which is tracked by the cameras and infrared sensor.

Absolute and Relative URLs A URL can take either of two forms when it points to a resource elsewhere within the same site.

The antenna points to the direction of the find, and swings in a circle once over the target.

The Total Cost Chart plots total cost verses number of service points to display the impact of changes in service point numbers.

linkage : points to a set of options that describe how to call the EGL server program.

If the HTTP connection manager points to a WSDL file, the file can be downloaded from the Web site to a local file by the Web Service task.

All this points to the optimal gift-giving strategy: you need to minimise the deadweight loss while maximising the sentimental value.

returns the size , in pixels , of the track bar slider also known as the thumb that points to the left.

returns the size , in pixels , of the track bar slider also known as the thumb that points to the left.

The yellow arrow to the left of the code points to the next statement to be executed .

So far, the mounting evidence all points to a remarkably similar infancy for both sunlike stars and brown dwarfs.

The Link that you clicked on incorrectly points to this page. Please contact the owner of this web site to inform them of this situation.

He points to pre neolithic men, before capitalism, before the concepts of money. . . where everything was just collectively shared.

This points to a second advantage to working with fast, cheap, and out-of-control mobots: the necessity of mass numbers for evolution.

The asset's metadata points to the files in ClearCase using ClearCase identifiers (OIDs) to a specific version of a file.

But before you run out to your local coffee shop, there are a few points to consider about coffee.

for every description of a friend, a user gets 5 points. to see how a user got described from his friend.

Even this surplus-based method now points to a smaller yuan undervaluation than it used to because China's surplus has shrunk.

Even this surplus-based method now points to a smaller yuan undervaluation than it used to because China's surplus has shrunk.

If there is disk mirroring, they may be mapped to one LPs that points to two or more PPs.

Directs the movement of his tank by giving move way points to the driver and giving guidance on how and where the tank should move .

Wells points to its latest filing, which shows $105 billion of protection sold and a similar amount bought.

Allow just enough points to see a good distribution, but not too few that you force a lot of similar point values.

If this logical name is defined, the command opens the file that this logical name points to.

Mr Bernanke points to structural models which show that only a modest part of the house-price boom can be pinned on monetary policy.

just replace them when they fall, and keep an eye on your defenses at your control points to ensure that you don't lose any of them.

Depending on the type of the object the DataGrid is bound to, the DataItem property points to a different row object.

The URL mapping which points to the context root of a virtual portal has a unique name, as well.

This allows you to create an IIS application that points to files you keep in an arbitrary folder.

Once shared, the item will appear on your profile, with a via link that points to your friend's profile.

Two different worlds: Border guards stand in single file above, while below a West Berlin child smiles and points to a hole in the wall.

The recent beaching of the cargo ship Rena in New Zealand points to the problems facing ships captains when their maps prove to be outdated.

There are two points to a business card. One is to remind people who you are. The other is tell people how to get in touch with you.

Were you able to put across your points to the Prime Minister?

And though his hand is increasingly weary as he raises it to bless the faithful25, it points to a wider horizon.

A Canadian, for Pete's sake. Sure, they had him do some crunches, but still, it just points to a real lack of seriousness in this movie.

She has enough hit points to stand against tough foes like the Horned Devil or Pit Fiend -- for a couple rounds, anyway.

Voiceprint points to a frequency chart of taking the speech information by the show of an electric voice instrument.

His view points to what may be the biggest reason for the celebrity bias: Japan did the ordinary-people thing years ago, and has moved on.

points to a remarkable recovery in demand for German goods, not least Siemens's, from Europe's deepest recession since the second world war.

Every time we supply the next island, which have again and again points to the top position overlooking the island.

The children will identify these sounds as the teacher points to each letter combination on the board and to corresponding pictures.

On the thesis, the concept of rural society of Liang zhe Lu points to rural people, whose main duties were taxation and corvee.

A work item or data set is created, and is processed and changed in stages at a number of processing points to meet business goals.

The instance is either defined locally within the model or points to existing XML data on a remote machine through a URI.

The International Labor Organization points to increases in the unemployed, the working poor and people whose jobs are likely to be cut.

Four major points to be considered: simplicity, clarity, distinctiveness, and emphasis.

This points to the fact that soon poker in Russia must become a considerable part of the gambling industry.

Conclusions: Careful preoperative assessment and meticulous surgical procedure are the key points to avoid severe bleeding during operation.

Dynamic studies points to a breakthrough in current Chinese lexical studies, with lexical activity as an important topic.

As evidence of the industry's lack of competition, Mr Smithers points to its increasing concentration.

He points to a young, post-apartheid generation of Afrikaners reclaiming and reinventing their identity, unburdened by their parents' guilt.

THAT "tsunami" is one of the few Japanese words in global use points to the country's familiarity with natural disaster.

Critical artistry usually points to the artistry of criticizing subject, thought and the form of criticizing(namely criticizing text).

The voice of your heart is always true and it points to your deep-seated yearning.

As to the question of what kept the planet warm instead of CO2, he says his research points to two possibilities.

A power known to a psion may be used as many times as he or she has power points to pay for it.

In projective geometry one never measures anything, instead, one relates one set of points to another by a projectivity.

The connection string must be a URL that points to the Web service, Web-based application, or XML document available through HTTP.

The head of Germany's national disease control center said Friday the pattern of the outbreak points to the sprouts as the source.

Ordinarily, an increase in inventories is a bearish signal, since it points to a market in which supply is outpacing demand.

All this points to a pragmatic approach to withdrawal.

It points to very deliberate structure, and indicate that we are looking at a highly stylized piece of literature.

Number of points to be tested is decided by the operator and is related to the accuracy requested.

Notice that the link on the page for the download of the package points to localhost as well.

He points to workers in the paper and pulp sectors who saw their factories closed but were able to transfer to newer technologies .

Kari Stefansson, the firm's founder, points to the ill-judged investment of his firm's funds in risky American auction-rate securities.

The American Heritage Dictionary points to a different Indo-European root for the sucking kind of leech.

It really points to the need for considering social factors in terms of how you design applications and services for technology.

And he points to his adopted son as evidence for that.

To map an LDAP property that points to a distinguished name, designate the blank node to be of the lmap: ObjectProperty type.

Figure 7 shows how the different parts of this envelope are linked, meaning the KeyInfo field points to the certificate in the message.

Now is the time to assign mount points to the volumes and optionally change the file system types if the defaults do not suit you.

Furthermore, each BPEL process needs to define a PartnerLink that represents itself which points to its own WSDL interface.

A virtual directory is an IIS application that points to an arbitrary location where the files for the Web site are stored.

Control is configured to display graphics or hyperlinks , make sure that the URL for the graphic or link points to a trusted location .

It must be possible for individual entry and exit points to be associated with distinct branches.

They appear as a message from a buddy with a link that looks innocent, but in fact points to malicious code somewhere on the Internet.

The CPU has a program counter that points to the next instruction to be executed.

All this points to a smaller, but high quality, vintage.

My mother points to Mr. Chang to explain my younger brother's treks through Asia and the languid fold of her grandmother's eyelids.

The company also rewards points to employees who commute by public transportation, car pool, walk or bike.

Tall trees in the hills stay upright, points to the sky, the forest surrounding the occasional vine flowers artless.

Therefore, if the FQDN of the smart host points to an MX record, the listed smart host FQDN must be present in the certificate.

All this points to the sheer unresponsiveness of much of China's government.

One poll found that it had boosted his approval rating by ten points, to 56%.

Prof Sherman points to IPOs in Asia, which often include an institutional and a public tranche (as did the Thatcher privatisations).

Bloomberg points to his official biography, which says he graduated in engineering physics from China's elite Tsinghua University.

Of the three points to watch out for, we will have certainty on points one and two by the end of this week.

Points to a location that receives the number of type information interfaces provided by the object.

Appropriate notices have been displayed at the relevant calling points to inform passengers of the above arrangements.

Figure 3 shows the resulting screen (scrolled down a bit), with all the different access points to the VXML file.

And his critics agree with him on one matter: the paper points to the importance of reducing fertilizer use in China.

This attribute points to the URI of an element, possibly in a different document, that performs some action or processing.

In selling drugs, it is necessary to be exact and accurate; the method of use, dosage and points to note must be explained precisely.

UniCredit points to its exposure to Russia, Turkey and Poland, which it says combine size with low banking-sector volatility.

But what causes dead birds to fall from the sky en masse? The Arkansas case points to two common culprits: loud noises and crashes.

In his insightful study of Army Transformation, Andrew Krepinevich rightly points to an irony within the Army's vision of the future.

Mr Meshal also points to a split in the peacemaking Quartet of the EU, Russia, the UN and the United States.

On this latter point, market commentary points to a delicate situation that needs careful balancing of pros and cons.

He draw a cup for Zhou Rudi, and draw four points to Huang Jiashan, then do not explain any more.

In the hospital, the doctor said: "It is too much to eat, the points to open will soon be good. "

If the HTTP connection manager points to a Web site, the WSDL file must be copied manually to a local computer.

From the standpoint of a single thread, a new node is created whose next pointer points to the top of the stack.

The description becomes alternative text that appears when someone points to the image or views the page with a screen-reading device.

Verifying referential integrity means ensuring that no foreign key points to a primary key that does not exist.

When you craft your finance resume, move all of the bullet points to the top that have anything to do with finance.

That points to the device context to which to write the contents of the graphics buffer.

A static route that points to the next hop IP will have what administrative distance and metric in the routing table?

Ms Ulrich also points to two measures taken by Chinese authorities that she believes will help gently deflate stock prices.

It points to the onset of industrialisation and rising greenhouse gas emissions as the cause of the trend.

I am not going to get too complex into this system, but I will give you some of the major points to be aware of instead.

The ace of clubs, being in the form of a cross, points to the Christian symbol.

Mr MacAdams proudly points to a newish bicycle path, built with his support (and entirely unused when this correspondent visited).

Each email will include Scripture and prayer points to help unite us as a body of believers.

Mr Orszag points to the Dartmouth work to argue that up to 30% of America's health-care spending is sheer waste.

The prevalence of these problems points to fundamental issues beyond a specific industry or short-term period.

In Ethiopia one points to a person by extending the arm and hand and beckons by holding the hand out, palm down, and closing it repeatedly.

Correcting even one calculation error or adding one other point or example can easily add a few points to your grade.

Buch points to the recent changes at Facebook and talks about Facebook Connect as a great example of integration possibility.

The assessment points to a number of problems from inadequate security forces, to weak leaders and extremist violence.

The style transcends local and regional cultures and points to considerable intercourse between societies along the vast river network.

However, one major advocacy group suggested that there may be other points to consider before forbidding patients to smoke.

FURTHER economic strife may be ahead as a swathe of recently released data points to a slowdown in the world economy.

So let's find out some mainly major or at least key points to not hear that word starting with F.

To the extent that our erratic spelling reflects an older norm, ee points to closed longe and ea to its more open partner.

This hexagram points to a time when inner worth mounts with great force and comes to power.

Conclusion: HongHua injection points to inject a treatment arteriosclerosis out-of-the-way disease curative effect satisfaction.

Each M. P. was sworn in, and the lawyer chairing the session became exasperated as several tried to tack on political points to their oaths.

Sadly, the conflict points to a broader problem in Hawaii: an erratic, at times dysfunctional, way of dealing with change.

Purpose: The observation HongHua injection points to inject a treatment arteriosclerosis out-of-the-way disease of clinical curative effect.

Care should be taken regarding the orientation of the test points to give sufficient room for the manometer probe connection.

In that way, the Committee had gone from a priority four-point program to a possibility of adding four or five points to it.

He points to a box with a rescue truck, the same as the one for his friend.

He points to South Korea, where foreign insurers lost money on a queered pitch for over a decade, but are now raking in handsome profits.

Able to care about your points to me, even a little bit.

In the end, the thesis sums up the work done and puts forward the problematic points to be perfected.

Needle points to the geographical North Pole South Pole, the direction can be identified by this performance.

In such a case, a copy of the reference, which points to arr, is passed to the method.

"Micky points to his sign to tell people, " No littering.

However, there are obviously a smaller number of control points to be deployed in a smaller operation.

There'll be plenty of prizes and Reward Points to be given out, including posters, albums, and autographs.

She points to Tom Hanks' performance in the movie Saving Private Ryan, in which he played a World War II captain.

That points to a renewed focus on freeing trade, cutting spending rather than raising taxes and agreeing on new financial regulations.

And even if costs were ten times that of Kobe, they would add only about 7 percentage points to Japan's debt-to-GDP ratio.

But this points to a third, more worrying, characteristic of such businesses: their vulnerability.

LpBuffer Points to a buffer that will receive the width values for a consecutive group of characters in the current font.

In fact, a growing body of scientific evidence points to the conclusion that optimism may be hardwired by evolution into the human brain.

Chelsea captain John Terry is absolutely certain that Manchester United will drop enough points to give them a chance in the title race.

Morgan Stanley points to its involvement in a string of mainland deals this year.

You add a property to the consumer that points to the service (like the Speaker class below).

The issues I raise below are not hard-and-fast rules, but a series of points to consider in the design of your site.

Points to a short-integer array that contains the initial bitmap bit values. If it is NULL, the new bitmap is left uninitialized.

It believes the same pattern could be about to repeat itself and points to numerous incidents in recent years.

We already have a number of access points to CNN. Another is fine, but it is not giving us content we did not have before.

In the ScreenTip box, type the text that you want to display when a user points to the control or right-clicks the control.

Gus points to a pile of lumber and barks to his men to take it into the guards' room.

Adding local data files creates a typed dataset and a dynamic connection string that points to the database file in your application.