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nevertheless, he made a significant and lasting mark on the Journal thanks to his predilection for the use of proper language.

Now that the inittab file has been read and all the proper processes have been executed, the system is at a login waiting for you!

Proper worship would have been impossible if God had not taken the initiative to make himself known.

If you can manage to boost it a bit, well consider giving you a proper rate of discount.

I saved some of the proper red stuff in a ginger beer bottle over the last job to write with but it went thick like glue and I can't use it.

For instance, paying you a bonus as CEO or declaring perks for yourself or taking money out of the company without proper authorization.

Remember that it takes on average between six months and a year to do proper market research.

The proper use of a diamond blade in the construction field requires more than just a good diamond blade and a machine .

Why should I vote for any one of you when such a Bill can be passed without proper debate?

Later I realized that it is not so easy to make an flying airplane without proper engine and precise design.

To ensure a proper dosage, check the label of your multi-vitamin to see how much vitamin D is included.

I can't imagine going out with someone who's always uptight and proper, let alone live with them for the rest of my life!

Before learning algorithm and classification system able to be used on text, this to be transformed into a proper representation.

Secondly, the transformation equation of proper time and coordinate time, and that of time-of-arrival(TOA) is presented.

The ability to keep a smile on your face and proper posture while your horse tries to crow hop , shy and buck his way around a show ring .

Otherwise, the public will be very disappointed that we did not display proper national spirit.

There seems to be a great deal of confusion these days over the proper way to breathe while running or jogging.

When faced with a situation where we have several courses of action, we want to take the proper course because we have made it a habit.

Arthur went into the alcove and knelt down before the crucifix, trying to compose his mind to the proper attitude for prayer and meditation.

Ceres turned out to be just one of many asteroids orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, rather than a proper planet.

Not going to be an easy feat, so here's a couple of prep shots and a little glimpse of the show proper.

Workers from other parts of the country without proper residence permits have been ordered to leave the city.

Talk with your friends and family about what you think the proper role of the U. S. should be worldwide.

He will do a proper warm-up on his own, and also with the fitness coach, so we will take care of him and he will be ready.

But even if Theme Builder resized my image, it could look okay if it had the proper scale.

They are also investigating whether Lehman put proper values on its large commercial real estate holdings, people close to the matter said.

Law, in its true notion, is not so much the limitation as the direction of a free an intelligent man to his proper interest.

Great care must be taken to see that this legal document is made out in the proper way.

China is ready to continue playing a positive role for the comprehensive, long-term and proper settlement of the Iranian nuclear issue.

Even if you could learn to be a wizard overnight, you would need the proper personality to go along with it.

He understood the necessarily delicate nature of this work, and would be pleased to withdraw till the proper time arrived for him to speak.

For my own part, I believe that this commonplace problem comes down to our inability to adopt proper method.

A proper understanding of the behaviour of the upper ocean is at the heart of these major questions, which is the main point of this paper.

As well as "bra" , Tom has been able to say "dada" and "mama" for almost a year now, but I'm not counting these as proper words.

It is very easy to read, and it is not even long enough to be a proper novel, but carries a lot of meaning.

The Point of It All, a proper studio release, was issued near the close of 2008.

spu_rlmaskqw operates on the whole quadword at a time, but only up to 7 bits (it performs a modulus on count to put it in the proper range).

If remove contract, nonexistent company wants to pay to your compensate, and only the company makes proper compensation to you.

We recognized accordingly to put a proper focus across the consumer and basically made strategic niches within the overall consumer market.

A: Engineers do not always know how earthquake prone the hospital site is and lack proper knowledge about earthquake-resistant design.

His ears, which had been laid flat back on his skull, came into their proper position, and the fire went out of his eyes.

It depends on the negotiation. I'd like you to go with me negotiating with Mr. Lee. Before that we'd better make a proper plan.

They are early people, I'm glad to say, and his eyes seemed to muse over the proper fold for these damp sheep.

The person's essence is not single and personal proper and abstract thing, on its ctuality, it is all the totals of the social relation.

Maintain cleanliness and proper function of the refrigerator. Clean it once a week. Do not litter.

Proper selection of the die material and of the die manufacturing technique determines, to a large extent, the useful life of forging dies.

The only proper way to address this is "Please send me a few dates and times that work for you and I'll be sure to make one of those work. "

It seems to me Annette said something like this: Begin with a proper sketch book.

Many women don't pay attention to the price of proper clothes. Although these clothes can take a real bite out of the bank account.

The sixth one is to set up the scientific and rational concept of education and hold its proper degree.

The idea that Mr Obama is applying proper standards of justice to terrorists is as abhorrent to al-Qaeda as it seems to be to Mr Cheney.

When animal campaigners eventually traced her, she was hardly able to stand, terrified of humans and had not had a proper meal for days.

She was unwavering in her determination that we master the intricacies of the term paper with a proper bibliography.

He recently broke down in tears under intense questioning in parliament and said he was willing to quit as soon as the proper time came.

Then I hesitated before asking her if we could perhaps "save" a little bit of her for a proper burial.

On working days he was a young man of sound judgment, easy motions, proper dress, and general good character.

When the handmade sketches on paper are ready to be scanned, take care of digitizing them in a proper way.

So that I know you read this entire post PM me with replies with the word "ATTN" included in a proper english sentence.

When the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, it suddenly became obvious that the USSR had never been a proper country.

He doesn't seem to be able to come up with proper words to interpret his point.

Yet the land is good. It could provide much more food and cash crops too, perhaps two harvests a year, with proper irrigation.

Carlyon knows first hand the proper way to ride a broomstick -he said he had three, though all were grounded at the moment.

For a start, the 5-Series has always been a proper, car-shaped car, with a decent boot at the back and the engine inthe front.

Almost nothing is as bad as it first seems, and there's nothing like a hard day's work to put everything in proper perspective.

That money, though it has no power of its own, still is a medium of exchange among people, and he must learn its proper use.

"It does not strike the proper balance between protecting national security and preserving our cherished civil liberties, " she said.

General Richards says he is one of the few commanders ever to be sent in to a theatre of war without a proper reserve.

Believing it was dead, the medical team disposed of the child but did not follow proper hospital procedures, the statement added.

In Chinese documents and media, the way to translate Japanese proper nouns into Chinese is often a pictographic translation.

Investors assumed that originators would perform proper risk management, but had no guarantee that this would be the case.

My first "proper" job that came with a nice salary and a shiny Apple MacBook was one I took in the City of London.

Proper Chinese authorities are aware of the direction of our inquiries. That is all I am going to say.

Of course, a proper sense of history is essential for rulers, and disdain for it a danger (Mr Blair is proof of that).

That can only happen if it is possible to establish businesses, with secure premises, with proper security and medical checks.

Her eyes and ears are moving into proper position on her face, giving her a more human appearance.

"like" might be not a proper word, u know, been here for several years, and I am used to this sort of life here.

If Grandfather were here, she thought, he would say that it was all my governess's fault for raising me to be so prim and proper!

If this requires a great deal of human labor, then that is the proper employment of that labor, and that labor should be fully compensated.

It takes about a week and a half to build up a proper canvas - if you try to do it in a single day, the dirt just falls off the window.

I felt as if my energy was being used to promote proper bodily functions, instead of being suppressed by my digestive system.

Given such a state of affairs, we cannot and will not change our policy direction in the absence of proper conditions.

in the example , it would be up to you to make sure that the user has entered a proper date in the start date field.

Porosity is usually derived from the sonic or density, with the proper matrix and fluid parameters for the formations to be encountered.

Right ear is flat against his head, which shows that he is proper, respectful and does what is expected of him.

A proper sense of his dignity caused him to answer: "I was afraid you'd forgotten the hour. Beaufort must have been very engrossing. "

It would not be a bad thing for her to be very much in love with a proper object.

So I was interested in this question of why we let certain crises go on for so long without proper intervention.

By the time the war ended in 1994, the victorious Armenians had doubled the enclave's size and carved out a land corridor to Armenia proper.

I need some information about my account. I wonder if you could connect me with the proper person.

She did not think the young wife took her affliction with proper humility.

I felt as if my energy was being used to promote proper bodily functions, instead of being suppressed by my digestive system.

Given such a state of affairs, we cannot and will not change our policy direction in the absence of proper conditions.

in the example , it would be up to you to make sure that the user has entered a proper date in the start date field.

Porosity is usually derived from the sonic or density, with the proper matrix and fluid parameters for the formations to be encountered.

Right ear is flat against his head, which shows that he is proper, respectful and does what is expected of him.

A proper sense of his dignity caused him to answer: "I was afraid you'd forgotten the hour. Beaufort must have been very engrossing. "

It would not be a bad thing for her to be very much in love with a proper object.

So I was interested in this question of why we let certain crises go on for so long without proper intervention.

Hard work is often the easy work you did not do at the proper time.

You could make a little bit of money, definitely, but not proper money.

A proper sense of his dignity caused him to answer: "I was afraid you'd forgotten the hour. Beaufort must have been very engrossing. "

It would not be a bad thing for her to be very much in love with a proper object.

So I was interested in this question of why we let certain crises go on for so long without proper intervention.

Hard work is often the easy work you did not do at the proper time.

You could make a little bit of money, definitely, but not proper money.

I felt perplexed: I didn't know whether it were not a proper opportunity to offer a bit of admonition.

By the time the war ended in 1994, the victorious Armenians had doubled the enclave's size and carved out a land corridor to Armenia proper.

I need some information about my account. I wonder if you could connect me with the proper person.

She did not think the young wife took her affliction with proper humility.

'My phone number was on one of the boards and I've had a few funny texts about that but I think they're jokes, not proper offers. '

By the time the war ended in 1994, the victorious Armenians had doubled the enclave's size and carved out a land corridor to Armenia proper.

I need some information about my account. I wonder if you could connect me with the proper person.

She did not think the young wife took her affliction with proper humility.

'My phone number was on one of the boards and I've had a few funny texts about that but I think they're jokes, not proper offers. '

The representative not only arrived at the last minute but did not have all the proper documents with him.

He said that he wants to provide each of his daughters proper Indian weddings, and will take out loans to pay for the others.

Any existing wrinkles will be eliminated and when you return the garment to its proper place in the closet it won't get any new ones.

You are going to see that the application must be employed moreover in the proper sense as well as in the figurative sense.

Still, it was hard on her, especially since her mother remained in Russia because she couldn't get the proper visa.

In writing up the logbook at the end of your watch, you make an error in writing an entry. What is the proper means of correcting the error?

You are going to see that the application must be employed moreover in the proper sense as well as in the figurative sense.

Still, it was hard on her, especially since her mother remained in Russia because she couldn't get the proper visa.

In writing up the logbook at the end of your watch, you make an error in writing an entry. What is the proper means of correcting the error?

Mr Neri has so far refused to confirm or deny the reports but has said he will speak about it in a proper forum.

I took the initiative in the game, made sure we came out with the proper energy and put the pressure on them.

His mother has trained him to be a very proper young man.

For a graph G, f is a strong edge coloring if it is proper and any two vertices are incident with different sets of colors.

Conclusion: The set has been used for a very long time without any proper maintenance, which has resulted in a lot of wear and tear.

The phrase between you and I is often considered an offense against proper usage.

After washing, take proper amount of this product and apply it gently around the eyes and massage till completely absorbed.

Conclusion: The set has been used for a very long time without any proper maintenance, which has resulted in a lot of wear and tear.

The phrase between you and I is often considered an offense against proper usage.

After washing, take proper amount of this product and apply it gently around the eyes and massage till completely absorbed.

Follow general interview rules: arrive on time, wear proper clothes and be ready to talk experience -- but not with your mouth full.

There was an almost indescribable atmosphere about it which convinced the newcomer that this was the proper thing.

Photos without proper documentation have low scientific values, since the time of appearance of the meteors is uncertain.

Once Mr Mugabe is locked into proper talks, it may no longer be so easy for him to have his way.

Jackson said he had not received any negative feedback about his pithy comments, which he hoped were being taken in the proper vain.

Persons with persistence of any of the above symptoms should consult the doctor early for proper diagnosis and management.

They always looked respectable although they did not always have enough proper food to eat.

They always looked respectable although they did not always have enough proper food to eat.

allowed to elapse, it seems in their eyes as if the task being considered were insignificant, not worthy of proper respect.

Clayton is a crime scene investigator and a forensic scientist -- he has no training in proper interview techniques. Mr.

Choose Proper Timing: Birds don't like to be out in the heat of the day any more than birders do.

Yaghi's lab has made thousands of different versions of the molecules, testing to see which had the proper shape to selectively admit CO2.

We did not make a proper use of last winter, neither could we, while we were in a dependent state.

It may not be a proper rebound, but his poll numbers seem at least to have bottomed out.

One is all the preprocessing and transforming of the data into the proper view for analysis.

Father Gillenormand did not do it intentionally, but inattention to proper names was an aristocratic habit of his.

All that's left is to "make" the program, which builds and compiles the code, and install it into the proper places on your system.

All that's left is to "make" the program, which builds and compiles the code, and install it into the proper places on your system.

In his essay "The Proper Means of Regulating Sorrow, " * Dr. Johnson identifies the dreadful uniqueness of grief among the human passions.

This means that 11 hours out of every 24, the main radio station at Serena is unable to operate at its proper capacity.

The known, and yet to be discovered, synergistic compounds found in food and necessary for proper nutrient delivery.

But I never could render him a proper account at the end of it.

But it would be the proper vocation of political leadership; and the United Nations would live up to its name. So we should do it.

'No, ' I said, half smiling. 'You are the proper person to ask me. '

Proper capitalization and a space between the words of the KidsExchange logo could have saved this company a great deal of embarrassment.

Upon entering the White House, a protocol officer would meet you and outline the proper procedures for meeting the President.

Roy: Wow, I can't tell you how much more fulfilling this battle will be now that I can refer to my enemy by the proper appellation.

Roy: Wow, I can't tell you how much more fulfilling this battle will be now that I can refer to my enemy by the proper appellation.

That there have been a mere handful of confirmed deaths is probably the result of a lack of proper tests.

an international student to work without proper papers, he would be in violation of his visa.

When it turned out that her divorce had not been finalized, they had to remarry once the proper paperwork had been completed.

He exclaimed, and said to his daughter: " I suppose you're very sad not to have married a proper man? "

The proper western dinner at a fine restaurant is one of manners, focusing on conversation.

He desired I would not take it ill, if he gave orders to certain proper officers to search me.

Month's end should be a fine turning point for your career, so much so you may want to mark the moment with a proper celebration.

Doctor Osborne examined Bedell, then shook his head. There was little hope, he said, unless proper medicine could be found.

You may smile, but it is so, I assure you; and except that it is sometimes carried a little too far, it is all very proper.

The main importance is not laid so much on the size of bone, but rather on the bone being in proper proportion to the body.

With comparing and selecting, the author found a proper statistical method, which can be used to ascertain unattached guidelines.

However, on account of these conditions deficiency, it's not the proper time for China to introduce into the system.

Republican lawmakers say Democrats are trying to push through a bill without enough time for proper Congressional scrutiny.

"There is no proper teaching on how alcohol can be dangerous, so no one knows alcoholism as a disease, " he said.

The shear force reading of a ball bond must be correlated with its ball diameter for proper assessment of its ball shear strength.

Down through the different foods she worked, giving the name of each dish its proper position according to its length with a watchful eye.

Without proper guidance, we used to be a bit of rebels, slowly refusing the commitments on us.

Proper ventilation is important for the maintenance of your boat, and is a necessary for the comfort of you and your crew.

Well, you know that the point is that there needs to be a proper balance.

So much of our social laws are for the control of the sex drive in its proper channels, otherwise society would be chaotic.

LONDON - It has all the ingredients of a proper British royal wedding: romance, tradition, rain, and a gossip magazine feud.

He wondered if it was proper to knock at the door of her room.

Personally I cannot see it is proper to oppose poverty eradication against dealing with Climate Change, or at least put one above the other.

The accident might have been averted if proper procedures had been followed.

Quite a few archaisms have been used in the proper way, whereas some others have been misused or even abused.

So Three-eyes went to Two-eyes, and said, "I will go with you and see if the goat is taken proper care of, and driven where there is food. "

In all probability we would find nothing, but we would be called pretentious if we did not follow proper procedure.

Sally: Delights ! You told me that they would have hot showers! How the hell am I going to get clean without a proper wash?

He insisted, both to the board and probably to himself, that it was more about getting proper recognition than getting rich.

The most frustrating thing about the game was the fact Liverpool looked like a bunch of individuals, whereas Northampton were a proper team.

It is often the case that things may cause discomfort for people if they are not in their proper place.

We are ready to pay proper compensation for within the bearable range of economic capability.

You see, little sister, Dad, as a single parent, is just trying to make sure that you have the proper guidance.

Then he would lock his own little office and set the proper light burning near the safe, after which he would take his departure.

I suppose I expected a bit of a clap before the match, then a proper, hard game of football with some jokes and songs along the way.

All have some means of adjusting the lengths of the tie rods or links so that proper alignment can be established between the front wheels.

Mr. Putin seemed to be suggesting that if he ran again, it would be as proper because he would be complying with Russia's Constitution.

Cream cakes probably! Anything with cream really. And once in a while you've got to have proper chips from the chippy.

I thought he wasn't a proper match for you, and I said things about him which I shouldn't even have thought.

If Samuel Langhorne Clemens had been born rich, he would have had a proper education and not have needed to start working at the age of 11.

An account might encapsulate data, but I can't think of any operations that it will perform, thus Account is not a proper class.

If it stays here, it also changes here, and is dissolved into its proper parts, which are elements of the universe and of thyself.

One must begin with the proper conception of the scholar's studio and the general environment in which life is going to be enjoyed.

With a tennis ball under your hitting arm, you'll be forced to hold the racquet out in front of you and use proper technique.

Very proper. The next time you see a man on a horse, don't run out in the middle of the road till he's passed.

Given that she was really interested in children, teaching was a proper career for her.

There is no country in the world where the law is kept more within its proper domain: the protection of every person's liberty and property.

The best policy: the wash site for a period of time, more points proper business, the stock market is not the only avenues.

This would give it a value to compete with the profits to be gained from its destruction and finance the cost of proper policing.

Proper pronunciation is extremely important, so repeat the name of your new acquaintance to be sure you're pronouncing it correctly.

Think you know everything about proper brushing and flossing techniques?

One of the great defects of modern economics is the failure to take proper account of the impact of entrepreneurs.

It's a common misnomer to call the language "assembler" , so start out on the right foot by calling the language by its proper name.

Understanding cancer requires understanding the system in its proper context, not just a tiny bit of the problem.

Implicit in this metaphor is the concept of the state as a work of art, shaped by the architect-like ruler into the proper form he desires.

Tops and leggings can be produced from the yarn and with the proper washing will become unique and different, according to the company .

Proper measures must be taken to limit the number of foreign tourists and the great efforts should be made to protect local environment and.

I discovered that a book , if it arrives at the right moment , in the proper season , will change the course of all that follows.

BOP valve, and proper subs on the rig floor ready to stab in case of emergency.

The style parameter of the Show method can be set to display the proper buttons to ask a user for information.

Saxena aspires for her son to lead a "normal" life and wants him to undergo proper treatment for it.

Pictures of the head Bender created accompanied several newspaper stories, prompting a good Samaritan to plan a proper burial for the child.

With a lack of proper biocides, mildewcide, or other antimicrobial agents in the formulation of the composite material, mold can be rampant.

"The British national character is portrayed very negatively in Chinese textbooks, which is right and proper, " she said.

Therefore, as long as a little bit of time spent to carry out proper maintenance, they can better control its degree of wear and tear.

The mixture of water and add the proper flour, tune into a paste, then rub in the face, and fifteen minutes later with a towel.

To instruct them correctly, a teacher in charge of a class should have high quality as a teacher and proper working policy as well.

If we haven't a proper screen on which to show the films, we shall have to make shift with a sheet hung on the wall.

It is still proper to discount the payoff by the rate of returnoffered by an equivalent investment.

Mr Kabila has failed to start building a proper state or to demobilise all militias and create a proper army.

For the safety and security of your shipment , proper closure of your container is just as important as proper cushioning .

As the president of our corporation, executing the proper plan and motivating the team to carry out the execution is essential.

But it's not so easy to hit your marks 100 times in a row while maintaining balance and proper knee height.

Payments shall be deemed to have been made on the date on which the beneficiary has been credited for the proper amounts.

Third, intergovernmental negotiations should continue to be the only proper mechanism for deliberation on the Council reform.

"This should be a wake-up call to parents: you and your kids want the exact same thing. What's missing are the proper tools, " Irwin added.

They must find the proper ratio between the amount of pollution that can be allowed and the total cost of reducing such pollution.

Proper nutrition will probably also be helpful to maintain elasticity of those ligaments and of the skin.

A year after that, Libyans should hold their first multiparty elections for a proper parliament.

"This summit has allowed Europe to take up a proper vanguard role, making itself fully credible, " she said.

We have to build capacities at the front line to ensure there is proper patrolling of these protected areas.

For those wondering, "Master Jedi" is the formally proper address to a Jedi of any rank by a non-Jedi -- even a Padawan.

Perhaps this can be attributed to the relatively early state of the product or can be improved with a proper configuration.

He meant to ask for a meal ticket, but the seemingly proper moment never came, and he decided to pay himself that night.

Surprisingly, the idea that experiencing pain reduces feelings of guilt has never been put to a proper scientific test.

NJC's mantra was that workplace misunderstandings and conflicts could be avoided with proper communication.

The truth is, in all my years of guiding individuals on proper , I have yet to run into one person who had an H2O disorder.

Use the process. Match each activity on the left to its proper place in the writing process on the right.

One of his problems has always been finding proper lodging for himself.