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When sent out on a business trip of any kind, prepare for it, execute the business to completion, and follow up after you return.

The baggage-carts were moved up close to one another, and the men began to prepare for the night.

How much will an ant gather during the summer to prepare for the winter?

You don't seem to understand the futility of trying to prepare for such a difficult examination in only three months.

She told me that her English teacher wants her to prepare for telling an English story competition.

Buddhist temples throughout Japan tolled bells 108 times, symbolizing a desire to leave behind earthly desires and prepare for the new year.

A minute ago I received a phone call from Shanghai, and they let me prepare for a moment back to the office the sooner the better.

Now most of the students are trying to make the best use of every minute to prepare for the coming exam.

And here's the last part of the ant philosophy. How much will an ant gather during the summer to prepare for the winter?

Nothing, it seems to me, unless it means we have failed to prepare for the outcome that's vastly more probable.

Beware of dangerous depth charges and naval mines while you're navigating your submarine across the sea and prepare for the next attack!

There were presents to get ready for the children and food to prepare for the family meal the next day.

Given that events like earthquakes and tsunamis cannot be escaped, the bank is also doing more to help poor countries prepare for the worst.

To prepare for her role as the sexy Daisy Duke, Jessica Simpson worked out for two hours a day, six days a week.

I suggest that you also prepare for me a quotation telling me exactly what I need to buy and how much it will cost to me.

When I decided to come to the USA graduate school , I spent almost a year to prepare for the GRETOEFL examine the application process done.

The next day, I deliberately got up very early, and was the first to the Design Room to prepare for work.

She let the thought die and began to prepare for the visit from her son in two weeks.

At ten, he would be back at the hotel trying to prepare for the next day's meetings.

I believe it's very difficult for you to prepare the complete course in only four days, so how much time you usually prepare for it?

Around the time I spoke of the long struggle, I signed the first of a series of orders to prepare for it by using all the tools available.

This sort of position allows you to jump right into the work without having to take training to prepare for the assignment.

You see something move out of the corner of your eye and you instinctively prepare for battle.

"We have to prepare for relatively high inflation in the coming decade and that's why monetary policy has to be relatively tight, " he said.

That's the way I went with it. If I had come here and lost, I would have flown home and continued to prepare for Wimbledon and the summer.

On an average, how much should one student prepare for one year course of study in UK?

Princess, I shall prepare for your coronation. It would be best if you got some rest. You can use the master bedroom if you desire.

Federal officials continued to prepare for a shutdown and warned that such an outcome could hurt the economic recovery.

Your days of glory are at end. Prepare for a bit of humble pie!

If you want to become a world-class interviewer, then you've got to seriously prepare for your interviews.

It was not until Saturday that he began to prepare for the examination.

And then to go out with him, going to the bank to handle things, know often is to line up, prepare for the.

And Blondie and Dagwood will show up in several other comic strips during the next few weeks as they prepare for the big event.

The matter has come to a head as governments around the world prepare for December's global climate change summit in Copenhagen.

No matter how well you prepare for an interview, things may not always go as smoothly as you had hoped.

The weather was fine, but like the cold. The new branch, I started the preparation and prepare for a new journey, I would be a miracle it?

The front desk must prepare for a surge of arriving guests, and the housekeeping department must make sure the rooms are ready when needed.

Just when they were about to prepare for the surgical, a man came up and said he could get the money out in a jiffy.

C. Sorry, I have to prepare for my test now. You know, if I time, I you.

At it's core, this energy is there to help you to prepare for the future & ensure your continued prosperity.

The next day Clare left Emminster and began to prepare for his journey to Brazil.

To prepare for his role as Iron Man, Robert Downey Jr. spent five days a week weight training and practiced martial arts to get into shape.

Give all you've got to the only cause that's worth supporting. . . and prepare for victory!

Doctor Fukuda, an acting assistant director-general , said the W. H. O. has been working with the member states to prepare for a pandemic.

I myself did not know him, but I came baptizing to prepare for him, so that he might be revealed in Israel.

Enjoy this special time together, celebrate the successes of a year gone by, and prepare for hard work to be rewarded in the new year.

The rockets are safe and have been used to send satellites into space and to prepare for the nation's first manned space flight.

Many restaurants close to prepare for the evening after two or two-thirty.

She said the region needs to prepare for the impact of new economic shocks.

Also I would like to know how much money I myself shall have to prepare for a year.

To prepare for the next exposure, the front curtain returns to its normal closed position.

Attendant will also be responsible for breaking down all the equipment on the practice facility and prepare for the next days activities.

How much money you need to prepare for your pursuing the degree?

Lu Zhishen is from the north, had never heard of the money Koko thought it was a war drum, then got up and prepare for war.

"There are many more, I fear, colleagues whose fates, we have to prepare for the worst. But the United Nations will carry on, " he said.

This will give you a warning and a little bit of time to pull out your secondary and prepare for a firefight.

Pitch your feet out, keeping your head down and beginning to prepare for your first pull.

To help Alice prepare for the tennis match, her mother sent for the best local coach.

If you prepare for each session beforehand, you're more likely to be ready to have a topic to talk about.

The article goes on to say that it's not unusual for Jobs to prepare for four hours as he reviews every slide and demonstration.

Robin was feeling a tug from his soul for deeper understanding so the local initiates advised him to prepare for full Quan Yin Initiation.

So, a few better ideas. One suggested it could mean to always prepare for the day whatever you were going to do.

But neither has taken steps to seriously prepare for a strong Volcker Rule where their market-making activities could be seriously impacted.

Some experts suggest that talking with company insiders is one of the most productive ways to prepare for a second interview.

Reports say, British ships stationed in the British special forces and the royal marines began to prepare for emergency plan.

Depending on your company and your situation, you may have as little as one week, or as much as a month or more, to prepare for your move.

For one thing, Yi isn't going back to China to waste a year he could be using in the NBA to prepare for the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

DIRECTOR-SHAREHOLDERS to realise part of their portfolio and prepare for a buyout of the company.

Europeans and Americans, I urge you to prepare for the regular midnight conference call with your new head office in Mumbai or Beijing.

The bottom line: The salary question is one of the most important, so you should prepare for it in advance and plan what to say.

But back in 1977, most had only a few desperate weeks to prepare for the examination that would change their lives.

Many have been opening offices in London and hiring to prepare for this "tidal wave" of opportunities.

To prepare "for things that have never happened before in the history of the world, like housing prices dropping around the United States" .

When I woke up, it was time to leave the park and prepare for the next day's departure from Chengdu.

We will try to enjoy this situation but we know we will have to work hard over the next two weeks to prepare for the semi-finals.

Global representatives will answer your queries on a variety of issues to help you prepare for your journey to Canada.

New parents are faced with an almost insurmountable number of decisions as they prepare for a new phase in their lives.

The annual return for the British government from the earlier point at which it began to prepare for privatisation was 14 per cent.

But there was no way to prepare for the live television aspect of it, being on Oprah.

to leave the hotel when they go out to notify the leader or guide, and bring the hotel business cards, to prepare for the use of labyrinth.

At the forthcoming Summit, I look forward to discussing ways to help this region prepare for, and respond to, the threat of a pandemic.

Here are my tips to help you prepare for the meeting but, of course, tailor your queries to your child and your concerns.

From now on, I am ready to work harder and prepare for that great moment.

Roll up your sleeves and prepare for hard and smart work. . . the rewards for you and for India will come.

He knew that defeat was close at hand and that he must prepare for his own death.

The last but not least, it is always the best time to prepare for strategic share participation when the market is in its bad time.

Why? And how can travel companies prepare for this, at least in terms of SEO?

Rolls-Royce has expanded all areas of its manufacturing facility over the last 18 months to prepare for the introduction of the Ghost model.

I have asked the TAs to meet with each group as you prepare for one of the early case discussions.

She had three days to prepare for an initial meeting with the vice president-information technology at her first client.

I have asked the TAs to meet with each group as you prepare for one of the early case discussions.

She had three days to prepare for an initial meeting with the vice president-information technology at her first client.

We come in peace as your family with the authority to help you and Mother Earth prepare for Ascension.

But fearing that the virus could return with a vengeance, officials are coordinating with drug and vaccine makers to prepare for a pandemic.

We often are like this gold digger. That is to say, we do not take enough time to prepare for our actions.

As new students, you should take some of these courses that will help you to prepare for the more difficult courses you will take later.

However, he will quiet the ball from the net detection, prepare for the arrival of the next wave of attack.

It is the moment when the children stop their play in the street and go indoors for supper and to prepare for bed.

The typically 28-day menstrual cycle involves the physiological changes that occur in a woman to prepare for a possibility of pregnancy.

I was not in the mood to prepare for the interview next day, but I still did with my faith in heart.

I was not in the mood to prepare for the interview next day, but I still did with my faith in heart.

If you are using high-quality source movies, prepare for a large chunk of your disk space to be occupied by the tiles.

Teach your child's table manner by asking him to help prepare for a meal and to clean up after a meal.

If fighting were to escalate between the Koreas, Japan would also need to prepare for a potential flood of refugees.

Young men who want to begin businesses have to turn to their families for start-up money; parents and relatives prepare for that by saving.

Just start your 30-day challenge over again, and try to identify the obstacle that led to your skipping a day and prepare for it this time.

The body of a social drinker learns to prepare for the alcohol in response to the environment, before the alcohol is even ingested.

Make it feel as "real" as possible! Use starts, crowd noise, home officials and fellow swimmers to help you prepare for this.

Use Thursday as a day to reward yourself for your hard work throughout the week and to prepare for the final pre-weekend push.

Use the resources available to you to prepare for the governors -elect training seminar (GETS) and the International Assembly.

In the minds of economists, as measured by a decade to prepare for a century and, of course, low-cost high-profit.

On a wet Wednesday evening in Seoul, six government employees gather at the office to prepare for a late-night patrol.

it's determined that no one can accuse it of failing to prepare for such eventualities , but it's also wary of instilling a sense of panic.

Investing now in promoting measures to prepare for a pandemic or other health emergency will have considerable value.

This life is only a fraction of what is to come and we need to prepare for further journeys in the cosmos consciousness of our existence.

In fact, you often can't use it on the day that you buy it, partly to help merchants prepare for the onslaught of new customers.

Are they trying to prepare for when the slowing begins as well as for when there are massive satelite failures?

I therefore strongly suggest that you spend the first two months of your year off to prepare for your big trip.

Devise a strong value proposition and clear strategy for recruiting, developing, and retaining talent to prepare for the challenges ahead.

He spent a lot of time to prepare for the math test, so when he was informed that he got only a B, a bit disappointed.

He spent a lot of time to prepare for the math test, so when he was informed that he got only a B, a bit disappointed.

Obama also got some good news in national polls as he and Clinton prepare for a debate later Tuesday in Cleveland, Ohio.

As you prepare for the interview, ask yourself, "How might my answers be different for different interview styles? "

In an interview with the BBC, Obeidi called for a cease-fire followed by a six month period to prepare for an election.

Michael is at his and Tom's apartment getting ready for his first day at New Wave Computers. Tom is helping Michael prepare for his big day.

Whether however Bogert already did prepare for has undertaken responsibility also to need to observe, but he had this opportunity at least.

Japan's Prime Minister, Naoto Kan, said he had ordered ministers to prepare for any eventuality.

Practice exams (from previous offerings of the course) are also included and intended to help students prepare for the exams.

If you prepare for your worst case scenario, you'll find it makes the odds of it happening much less likely.

The reports of the Shareholder Executive read rather like the updates a private equity house might prepare for investors.

The reports of the Shareholder Executive read rather like the updates a private equity house might prepare for investors.

One disciple said: "I have no idea of what tomorrow will bring, so I wish to prepare for it" .

Earlier this year, Mr Lee proposed a unification tax to help prepare for the costs of a united Korea.

But he is back in full training and will head down to Cardiff next week as the Bluebirds prepare for the FA Cup final against Portsmouth.

She did what she could. She poured perfume on my body beforehand to prepare for my burial.

And upon that day shall the prince prepare for himself and for all the people of the land a bullock for a sin offering.

But you can only prepare for so long - the important thing is to perform on the day.

Prepare for the examination actively, study conscientiously , make sure not to come late , not leaving early , the classroom is not absent.

It's not always a negative thing that you do to prepare for a part.

Businesses have sprung up to advise parents on how to help children prepare for the big day.

The diminutive duo's size and efficiency will help the company prepare for recently announced increases to federal fuel-economy standards.

It feels as though we've hardly left the station when an announcement tells us to prepare for the next stop, Shanghai.

They are likely to ask you about your knowledge of computers in the interview, so you should prepare for that.

"Studying the records will tell us what we have to plan and prepare for to make sure systems can resist solar storms, " he said.

Authorities splurged in the good years of the housing bubble, but did nothing to prepare for leaner times.

Definitely Prepare: Yahoo, almost as a rule, asks questions about system design, so make sure you prepare for that.

Then I might either to go graduate school for a more advanced degree in accounting or get prepare for the CPA exam.

We said that this in no way lessens the grief, but it does perhaps help us prepare for the event.

Thank you for your full support in preparing your beautiful daughters and sons to prepare for University studies and life overseas.

They must be very busy, as they have to prepare for the test.

Think of resolutions as marathons, not 100-yard dashes. Prepare for the long haul of a changed lifestyle.

When the sun began to prepare for sleep, their baskets were full.

strengthening emergency management cooperation to help communities better prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.

I would have gone with you but I have to prepare for an exam.

So the mantra is - Even if you were the CEO of your previous company, you should take some time out and prepare for the upcoming interview.

National Day is up. Students are beginning to prepare for celebrating National Day.

I have no time to go with you for travelling. I need to prepare for my art show of next week.

The front desk must prepare for a surge of arriving guests.

I'm asking for a week's leave to prepare for my wedding.

Young said GM is continuing to simultaneously prepare for bankruptcy as well as its preferred option of restructuring out of court.

Young said GM is continuing to simultaneously prepare for bankruptcy as well as its preferred option of restructuring out of court.

Circulating the agenda sufficiently in advance, allows people to prepare for the meeting so it isn't held up for lack of information.

It is hard to know what other lessons might be learned from the murders, but politicians should prepare for the answer to be "none" .

Currently, the branch is recruiting a sports reporter to prepare for the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008, he said.

Countries where outbreaks appear to have peaked should prepare for a second wave of infection.

After a match, I go shopping if I lose. If I win, I prepare for the next match.

You can't really prepare for the questions he's going to ask you-you'll just have to play it by ear .

I think JVG gave them just a little rest, to prepare for the playoffs and to "get fresh" .

Make most weekends therefore a time of rest. Rest truly to prepare for another stretch of long week days ahead.

This you can ill afford at this time as you prepare for the grandeur of the prominent expected event.

This you can ill afford at this time as you prepare for the grandeur of the prominent expected event.

After a survey of the area, 37 volunteers from Chicago, Minnesota, and Wisconsin immediately teamed up to prepare for aid distribution.

I've just received a call from A-Co inviting me to an interview tomorrow, but I don't know how to prepare for it.

To be clear, I am not saying that Italy should exit the eurozone. I am saying that Italy should prepare for that eventuality.

Now you both prepare for the unique Ascension that shall be a most glorious occasion, welcomed throughout the Universe.

the teams were to split up, each reporting to their designated sites to prepare for the final stage of the operation: making the arrests.

To prepare for a semen analysis, your partner will be asked to abstain from ejaculating for at least 48 hours.

Families spend enormous amounts of money to send their kids to cram schools to help them prepare for and pass the university entrance exam.

Over the years Lottie had urged Bess to prepare for her old age.

When questioned about the laptop by his manager, Tommy explains that he is using his break time to prepare for a certification test.

So instead of thinking of the phone interview as a precursor to the real thing, think of it as something you can prepare for.

The program will also offer teachers a Certification Map resource to help them better prepare for state-specific teaching certifications.

This is intended to help the party retain a two-thirds majority in the lower house and prepare for him to become premier.

And all those things have to be taken into account as I prepare for an interview.

Scientists in Virginia are analyzing data sent back from Spirit to help prepare for the landing of Opportunity, a twin rover of Spirit.

Do everything possible the night before to prepare for the next day.

How interesting! I was hoping for a chance to enjoy the drama. But I had to prepare for an examination.

But they say the analysis should be a wake-up call for residents to prepare for a natural disaster in earthquake country.

At home, the plan is defensive: to hunker down and prepare for the economic, political and perhaps military challenges that lie in store.

Indonesia has launched a massive bird flu drill to prepare for the possibility of a human-to-human outbreak of the deadly virus.

Last but not least, we will reserve part of this session to provide guidance as you prepare for the Final Examination.

Immigrants may take what are called citizenship classes to help them prepare for the naturalization test.

After those prayers, we are told they retired to a guest house in Brega to prepare for the journey next day to Benghazi.

For Mr Obama, the lesson is simple enough: sharpen up, and prepare for a tough two years.

The ambition is big - for me to see if we can prepare for a season and a team in 15 days.

However, she warned there was a "red flag flying" as retailers were struggling to prepare for the Christmas rush.

And I used to prepare for GRE, and vocabulary is really a big problem, even for a native speaker like me.

If you cannot make it to class or cannot prepare for the case discussion, please let the instructors know 24 hours in advance.

Health officials around the world are stockpiling Tamiflu to prepare for a potential flu pandemic.

I got to go home to prepare for the test.

What if bad feelings in dreams predict and prepare for bad feelings the next day?

When there are going to be severe weather conditions, the ability to prepare for them can be a matter of life or death.

In the last four years after the Athens Olympics, Yang Wei and his team members have devoted themselves to prepare for the Beijing Games.

At last, the paper will choose one or two kind of hot-rolled oil which have the better performance to prepare for the debugging in future.

The index must have as many synonyms as possible for topics. Prepare for it to be huge.

Got to interupt sorry . . . How can we be sure which scenario to prepare for?

The agency is urging countries where the disease has already peaked to prepare for a second wave of infections.

Mervyn King, the governor of the Bank of England, warned families to prepare for and accept "a loss of real purchasing power" .

to prepare for such a possibility , a government laboratory is collecting seeds from ash trees.

She said she was going to prepare for the trip.

Walking away from elected office would be seen as a perplexing way to prepare for a presidential run.

The outcome, which is likely to be rigged, could prepare for the succession to a younger generation of oligarchs.

DO NOT use these breaks to prepare for the next class.

The solar system is moved into a higher frequency to prepare for this pure energy from source.

Unlike hurricanes and snowstorms, most have no idea what they could be doing to prepare for a sun storm.

Has the terminal been advised of the time required for the ship to prepare for sea, on completion of cargo work?

I use the first half hour of my commute to read the paper and drink coffee, the next 70 minutes to prepare for meetings and e-mail.

Medical teams are sent around the batches into the disaster areas, in response to prepare for possible outbreaks.

To prepare for H-piling work, a metal casing and an auger were being driven into the ground of a construction site.

Something urgent appears to be about to culminate, but it will be nearly impossible to prepare, for Uranus is involved.

And He sent messengers before His face. And they went and entered into a village of the Samaritans to prepare for Him.

Give your board members information at least 3 days ahead so they have time to prepare for your board meetings.

If you're a muggle who wants to be a wizard, prepare for a disappointment.

He filled with blood, to prepare for his knowledge of dedicated to his beloved this piece of local.

Alibaba denied speculation that by taking Alibaba. com private, it might prepare for an IPO later down the road.

Mr Yerrid is assembling a team of private attorneys to prepare for what he predicts will be 'a very large reparations request. '

When you've got a planned break like a vacation coming up, make an effort to prepare for it.

Parents demanded that nursery schools offer Mandarin, since it's never too soon to prepare for the competition of a global economy.

Understanding the Tunguska event could help us prepare for such an eventuality and maybe even take steps to avoid its occurrence altogether.

Is a specially designed online program to help you prepare for the TOEIC test and thus, improve your TOEIC score.

Activity must be centered at a given time in such a way as to prepare for what comes next.

It's very kind of you, but you see I'll have to prepare for my exam.

Second, IBM provides tons of free information and study materials to help you learn about and prepare for the tests.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy was to meet Merkel on Wednesday in Berlin to prepare for Thursday's summit, his office said.

Students in this major prepare for careers starting and running programs designed to help businesses run more smoothly.

HSBC is telling clients to either move their metal, or prepare for it to be delivered to their doorsteps.

"Sesame Street" is a preschool television show based on the popular Muppets series and is designed to help children prepare for school.

We look forward to bringing you lots more exclusive content as we prepare for a new season and a new era at Anfield.

Investors should not prepare for a world without a Chinese growth engine.

First they're preparing for a US default or total devaluation of the dollar, then they prepare for war, or are those two things the same?

But Mr. Lee recently suggested a tax might be needed to prepare for the costs of integration.

If you need to prepare for a large presentation, or just need a place for a team to work before a meeting, a conference room can be helpful.

Temperature Due to the lag phase when the yeast cells prepare for budding, fermentation takes a while to get going.

Now, that you are approaching this first wave of divine Love, I ask you to prepare for one more situation.

By taking these steps you retain your sense of dignity and worth as well as prepare for success in your future work.

It takes time for them to prepare for the great changes that take place in space.

Michael come in the Light to bid you take care during the tumultuous times ahead and to prepare for the great rising.

"Let's see the conclusion, and we'll prepare for that, " he said.

Kan called on his country to prepare for sacrifice and to work together in overcoming the effects of the devastating earthquake and tsunami.

Objective: To prepare for the total sapogenin disperse tablet of Notoginseng.