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MySpace puts communication and self-expression at the forefront, with communication with your friends really being the point of each page.

There is no doubt that all this puts a considerable burden on the teachers.

Also do not have to haggle over individual success and failure, after puts in the work certainly to be able to have the repayment.

If someone maltreats you and puts you down, it is truly difficult not to get angry, to remain calm as if nothing happened.

How much longer do you think it'll be before someone puts a microphone in front of them?

Dan puts me on a pedestal. If he knew the truth, he would never look at me again.

He puts a bit of this into the hives, blocking the bees' entrance so that they have to chomp their way through it.

From her questioning I learned how and what to ask, how to be a good reporter. Her first question always puts her interviewees off.

The missus puts him out on a blanket in the front yard there, and the kids are supposed to watch him.

He said the internal violence that Israel has seen in the last few days puts Israel very close to "complete anarchy. "

"Excessive taxation puts aviation's social and economic benefits at risk, " said the company in its press release.

And I read about Donald Trump, trying to find out how he negotiates and puts deals together.

The daddy likes a money for minute not being able to let off, but mother likes spending, wasteful puts the money.

Within a few months, Eleanor marries a very wealthy and important man, which puts the General in a good mood.

He splits that source and he puts all this stuff about Peter there because he wants Peter to be the first and only then the others.

At the beginning of this century, swede puts forward catchword of a canorous : "Make commodity more beautiful! "

As Ashley Judd puts it when I interview her on the phone from her ranch in Tennessee, "The best exists inside of me as well as the worst. "

The issue we have with the recent ruling is that it puts the cost of streaming far out of the range of ANY webcaster's business potential.

Ford has said the debt load now puts it at a disadvantage against GM and Chrysler, which had their obligations cut in bankruptcy.

She decides she wants to be like the supreme god and be able to emanate on her own, so she puts out a being on her own.

This puts "Years of Red Dust" at something of a disadvantage because many of the stories Qiu tells are already quite familiar in the West.

The result is, as one Western diplomat puts it, "a government in full conciliation mode" , firmly on the back foot.

The influx of immigrants puts added pressure on an Italy struggling to come to terms with its place in a new world.

One that puts himself in shoes of others can learn the heartbeat of others and should never be worried about his own destiny.

His decision puts us in a bit of a pickle.

Create a "beating down procrastination to a pulp" play list that puts you in a state of flow with your work.

But that puts some kind of burden on me. I have to tell a story in a much more elaborate way, but I have the potential. it's called subtext.

In a recently posted Youtube video, a father puts his daughter's hair into a ponytail with the help of a vacuum cleaner.

Soon the bear comes up to the fat man, and even puts its nose to his mouth and ears.

China is known to be very rich in natural resources, this puts her in a good position to develop hers industry and agriculture.

With a brain "the size of a walnut, " as she puts it, the birds display what appears to be the cognitive potential of a young child.

"We're looking for someone who puts in a bit of spark, " says Tim Ellis, a partner at the technology, marketing and strategy consultancy.

His breath puts fire to coals, and a flame goes out of his mouth.

The lion looks at him, puts down his needle, and starts to beat the hell out of the rabbit.

The alleged common end is a higher standard of living, or, as Rizzo puts it, a maximized gross national product.

One slender sapling did not die. Now it is a huge tree and every year puts out new leaves; it is one of these which I always keep with me.

The convergence of these industries puts San Diego in a position to create the next significant breakthrough in healthcare.

Back home, she knocks me down with a roundhouse, puts her boot on the back of my neck and executes me with a bullet to the back of the head.

GlassPoint seems to have found a neat solution to this: it puts its mirrors indoors.

A go-getting executive in a multinational company just a few years ago, Kevin Tu, 31, now lives just "one at a time, " as he puts it. Mr.

But if he ever puts me back on to the secondary market, I shall be rushing with enthusiasm - not desperation - to the internet.

It is also, as an old schoolmate of the prime minister's puts it to me, "all men, men, men. Not a woman in it. "

"It just needs a look from him, and he puts the ball in just the right place, " Van Nistelrooy announced on joining Madrid.

As Charles Barkley recently said, "The one team that I think puts fear in the bottom of your heart is the Dallas Mavericks . "

Trying to be super mom puts working mothers at greater risk for depression, a new study finds.

Grace laughs, and puts her arm around him. Josh, she says, this may take a bit of explaining.

Women link many feelings of sexuality, love, and trust with the sensations that are aroused in them when a man puts his hands on her.

Unlike Andy Rooney, who puts out a book every year, I at least have the courtesy to wait two years before I offer something new.

But workers who worry about being laid off are unlikely to go spend, regardless of how much money fiscal stimulus puts in their pockets.

Unaware of the dangers, he climbs, gets inside the narrowest passages , grabs everything that he finds handy and puts it in his mouth.

Xinri's Zhang puts in thousands of miles on the road a year, visiting as many as six cities a day to investigate local market conditions.

It puts the traveller into a properly reflective state of mind for a visit toMan Mo temple above Central business district.

But such buoyancy puts the financial authorities in a bit of a bind.

And all that did was send an entire part of me, as Branden puts it, into an alienated oblivion.

If you are at a desk all day, it is good to sit on one of these balls for an hour or so, as it puts your spine into the correct curve.

How much caffeine puts a woman at risk?

He said the crisis puts at risk recent hard-won gains in faster economic growth, lower poverty and greater political stability.

If you are running you begin to think you are going to be late which puts stress on your mind as well as your knees.

So much of that short stuff that you see in The New Yorker is just a comic idea that some writer gets and puts down.

Regardless of the fact that Mulally doubtless works far in excess of those figures, it puts a more comprehensible value to his time.

Task-based language approach puts emphasis on purposive communication and meaning expressing, and study of form of language as well.

As one lament puts it: Books used to be written for the general reader; now they are written by the general reader.

Some punks drink and smoke marijuana, and the image they project is to many, as Campbell puts it, "a turnoff. "

For the world, it was the most dramatic proof of what man can do if he puts his mind to it.

Student: If it's that's one thing that puts, you know, someone over the edge, then it's, I guess that would be, you know, justifiable.

Jake puts out his hands and the tendrils play over his fingers, his palms, his forearms.

Piccolo puts all of West City on edge when he invades the King's castle, but Goku is not about to let him take over without a fight.

Westmoreland puts the case for his glasses in his mouth as he cleans his bleeding wound.

So pick up the light bulb, puts inside filled with water, then water poured into cylinder, and thus, the size of light bulbs out on demand.

For most of his life, he was, as he puts it, the " overeducated , watered-down, * third-generation entrepreneur. "

Nancy unpacks dishes from a box and puts them in the cupboards. A plate almost slips out of her hands, but she catches it in time.

The length of an article is not long, but it puts the main point that the audiences are needed in the information.

If he merely puts his savings in a stocking, like the proverbial French peasant, it is obvious that they do not give employment.

Chuck Norris puts his pants on one leg at a time, just like the rest of us. The only difference is, then he kills people.

DOGGETT stares at her for a moment, then puts his coat back on and walks out of the office.

Whenever God gives a vision to a saint, He puts him, as it were, in the shadow of His hand, and the saint's duty is to be still and listen.

the truth is one puts up a rainbow in the sky, so that the haze of people everywhere to see the beauty of the world!

When he was a little puppy, he puts his paws on your leg -- you know, isn't that nice?

The next day, Mr. Pliner puts a new coat of polish on his boots to spiff them up, and they're ready to face the elements again.

Chief: At least until the mayor puts my head on a pike for this kind of ruckus in an election year.

To be out on the sea puts everything into a different perspective.

says Mr. Bullen, and he leans over the other girl, puts his arms over her shoulders and plays the passage for her.

As Martin puts it in a statement: "For managers, a stranger's touch in the store means the money walks out of the store. "

Just as you think he's regaining something like his old Manchester City form he puts in another inconsistent performance.

When people play quick free-kicks, the referee whistles but he is far from the ball, the guy puts the ball down and plays quickly.

70 min: Welbeck, buoyed by his fine goal, storms past two and into the box before Dawson puts the ball out for a throw-in.

I still have to recover a bit of my condition. When the coach puts me in I will be ready.

The strongest proof of America's feelings for Israel is all the inconvenience America puts up with for the relationship's sake.

China is at the beginning of a domestic consumption growth story that puts it on a par with Japan in about 1969.

He is holding the golden ball in his mouth. He jumps out of the water and puts it on the ground.

He is holding the golden ball in his mouth. He jumps out of the water and puts it on the ground.

That means you need to offer something of value, which puts them in a frame of mind so they'll willingly share information with you.

The heart puts a bit lighter, again a bit lighter, much less to set themselves up heart knot, state of mind is calm.

"This spiraling of knife possession puts all young people at risk. We have to stop this arms race, " he said.

She puts picture down, stares at it a moment longer.

Ahead of him the brunette disappears around a corner and in the same moment a young man in a marine uniform puts out a foot to trip him up.

You come into your car wash. And a plate comes up, holds your battery, takes it out, puts it back in.

As he puts it, the king "would like to see that the next reign will not be bloody. "

One caveat: these numbers likely vary somewhat in reliability, collected as they were from as Touch puts it, "a range of online sources. "

Just a push of a dedicated front panel button answers calls, puts callers on hold, on-the-air, or in conference mode.

This new paper puts to bed once and for all the issue of how the Komodo dragon kills, Shaw says.

Mr Obama said he would veto any budget-busting bill that puts the entire burden for reducing the deficit on "ordinary Americans" .

He just puts in an honest night's work making stuff disappear and reappear, with a great deal of square humor and showmanship.

Mr. Allen, for instance, puts himself in meetings that people familiar with the meetings say he never attended.

but He is a God ready to pardon, and He soon puts aside all remembrance of our faults.

And an interesting survey puts it as the fourth most likely place for investment over the next several years among emerging markets.

He's waiting to see if I'll break, I know, if this will be the thing that puts me over the edge, brave-faced little Mireya.

My wife complains about poor labour policies, the "fact" that Walmart squeezes suppliers, and that it puts local shops out of business.

It accomplishes that with a special sensor called a microlens array, which puts the equivalent of many lenses into a small space.

As he puts it: 'The universal problem seems to be how hard people have to work just to figure out what to do. '

"This happened to me for a reason, and I know it was for me to help someone else" is how he puts it now.

One of the stickers. It puts a smile on your face because you know.

Or, as Webb puts it, a wry smile playing across his lips, "Who decided they were constant, anyway? "

"This certainly puts an eventual strain upon the universities, which must devote lots of resources to remedial education, " he said.

First he puts apple balls and a few drops of the essence into a vacuumchamber and gradually withdraws the air.

The man in the tree comes down. With a smile he asks his friend, "The bear puts its nose so close to your ears. What does it say to you? "

At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player puts the top card of his or her library into his or her graveyard.

After some time, he comes back with a small stone in his mouth. He goes up to the bottle and puts the stone into the bottle.

He would rather have a woman love him for his charm than for the roof he puts over her head.

He modestly puts forward his own opinion, as if adding it to those of other, Greater men.

As he puts it, "Contrary to what the industry says, it appears to be more than just a game. "

Starting with you, each player chooses one of the cards set aside and puts it into play tapped under his or her control.

Actually, a little economic growth that puts people to work would be helpful, and there's no reason it would have to be temporary.

On this point, one of your self-proclaimed supporters (email attached) actually puts the amount of your article that matches mine at 60%.

Knowledgeable about private planes, luxury cars and new gadgetry, Salem became, as Coll puts it, a "royal concierge. "

So during class, he said he plays music because it "puts the dogs in a good mood and they're more willing to let the groomers handle them. "

she makes a fool of herself trying to make him like her. . . she even puts on her old high-school cheerleader uniform.

His inability to pay the debt puts him in chains and throws him to prison.

And no man puts a bit of new cloth on an old coat, for by pulling away from the old, it makes a worse hole.

As one seasoned investor puts it: "A supercyle does not go in a straight line. "

It is not too hard to make the case that this valuation puts LinkedIn and its social networking peers firmly in bubble territory.

When he had entered the brotherhood he had felt like a man who confidently puts his foot down on the smooth surface of a bog.

The dress was a message of defiance, or, as Mr Rubenstein puts it: a 'revenge dress.

He called her a "dazzling singer" but added that she "puts good taste through the wardrobe wringer . All crass and no class. "

You don' t need to be a mathematician to see that this patchwork coverage puts everyone at risk.

Resting metabolic rate is how much energy the body burns off when it is, well, resting; or as Hosken puts it, "the body's idling speed" .

But seismologists give it a name and a number and a fault, and this puts it back in the box of controllable experiences.

While he fends off the dangerous ones he puts out his fat little paw and strokes Tania's hair. "I'm beginning to fall in love with you. "

"Oh, it is nothing, " said the dog. "Every night my master puts a collar around my neck and chains me up. You will soon get used to it. "

This was based on this point, through some relevant experiments and expression of the aspects, and puts forward some opinions.

Or As Tim puts it "Time after time, you'll see messages, between computing civilians, of the form " Sorry that this picture is so big "" .

Taking my time with my life goals puts more value in the experience and i find the changes to be permanent rather than temporary.

These puts may or may not be real, but there is no doubt that the Fed has the power to create incentives for greater risk taking.

so the swallow takes out the prince ' s other eye . he flies to the little match girl and puts the sapphire in her hand.

"Having to oppose something like this puts us in an awkward place, " says Ralph Cavanaugh, Co-Director of the Energy Program at NRDC.

Although he puts himself "in the many worlds club" , which interpretation you choose to follow is largely a matter of taste, he reckons.

As one dealer puts it: "You might lose $2m, but if everyone is talking about this one work, the publicity might be worth it. "

If the bank also invests in the fund, that puts it in a privileged position compared with other shareholders.

Finally, this paper puts forward other questions to which attention should be paid when applying Multivariate Statistical Analysis.

That puts it out of step with OECD standards, which were overhauled in 2004 to allow greater sharing of information between nations.

Hughes began to make product suggestions, "screwing around with the site, " as he puts it.

"The bra fits much better than it looks. Wearing it puts me in such a fun mood, " said model Reiko Aoyama in the lingerie.

Soon, no doubt, there will be a toaster which butters the toast, cuts it in quarters, and puts it on a plate.

Dr Whitesides puts the total cost of the components for his device, including an aluminium casing, at less than $50.

Choosing to defy or to deify Papa puts him squarely at the center of your universe.

Having other retailers competing with you so openly puts Amazon under pressure to make sure that it has the lowest prices.

Love is the only way out of man's confusion and sorrow, not the efficient organizations that he puts together.

It's got to be serious if the New York Times puts a cover story of their February 17th Sunday magazine about play.

Intellectually you are far ahead of him, however, he puts his whole heart into his work.

The word puts off its mask of vastness to its lover. It becomes small as one song, as one kiss of the eternal.

Or could it be that iPhone owners are, as mocoNews puts it, "a self-selected group that responds to marketing hype? " Yikes.

The Evora convertible, meanwhile, won't arrive until a year after the SC, which puts its release date somewhere around the 2012 mark.

So basically you are saying that all that puts you in a place of Love is True and that which makes you fearful is untrue?

As an analysis tool, though, it puts absolute return back where it should be: at the heart of hedge fund management.

Fourth, in keeping the bank property, the thesis puts forward concern the law risk of paying for the debt by guaranty and preferential lien.

That puts the ball back in the court of the emerging nations.

Sucre hesitantly puts his hands up after secretly texting the gang at the warehouse to "run. "

After all to sense what the subject can tolerate, in terms of anxiety, is something that puts you to the test at every instant.

The Roman governor, from Paul's perspective, at least as he puts in there in Romans 13, is actually God's servant to punish wrongdoing.

Caracas, Venezuela: A man puts his hand on a crack in the wall as he inspects his partially collapsed house following a landslide.

And the overarching objection seems to be that Mormons are "outside the Christian denominational mainstream, " as Mr Goldberg puts it.

'You're hurting economic policy makers that have strong ties to the U. S, ' Li said. 'It puts them in an awkward position. '

To prevent going to prison, Adrien is forced to do some investigating of his own and in doing so, puts his own life in danger.

As Mr Graebner puts it, it is possible that in a different decade Ms Hearst might well have been acquitted.

Samuel puts his hands under hers, palms up, as if to play a game.

"Yes, Gagosian comes to my shows and a fortnight later goes to see the artists and puts them under contract! "

Kathy, the hostess, always puts on quite a party for her employees and their families.

We are drowning in news. Reuters alone puts out three-and-a-half million news stories a year. That's just one source.

Puts lots of ice into a large glass, pour in the lemonade and decorate with a lemon slice on the side.

It is typical of her to forget, she always puts off everything.

You: Loves on a character, do not have to say, only must do, that is puts you on ' the heart ' on, loves you until forever!

It takes it out of your head and puts it out into the world.

That's when I told him it's the so-called mystery of it that puts me and half the rest of the world off buying into such fairy tales.

The theoretical significance of doing so lies in the fact that it puts forward the emphases and directions for relative studies as well.

He it is who puts his enchantment upon these eyes and joyfully plays on the chords of my heart in varied cadence of pleasure and pain.

The personal challenge bicycle touring puts to us, and that little bit of misery it offers, it makes us stronger and more confident.

Once again, Mr Kim showed how he puts his own survival over that of the North Koreans he brutalises.

As he puts it: "The secret about this industry is that patients taking a red pill don't really like switching to a blue pill. "

The international community can reduce the chances of a global water crisis if it puts its collective mind to the challenge.

The mayor puts this down to "a sort of dissatisfaction with politics" , rather than to xenophobia.

As Barbara Boxer, an environmentally-minded senator from California, stated gleefully, "This decision puts the wind at our back. "

As Japan's Mr Maehara puts it, its behaviour over the disputed islands gave "quite a few countries a glimpse of the essence of China" .

Fed officials are worried that this arrangement puts the clearing banks in a difficult position in a crisis.

Take the garment of one who puts up security for a stranger; hold it in pledge if he does it for a wayward woman.

The Liverpool manager said the Dutch striker deserved his two goals for the hard work he always puts in for the team during a match.

But after Monday's bloodbath, Forester was looking at the index puts and thinking, "Wow, I wish I had a lot more of these things. "

He puts his mind instead to things that might bring us joy without costing the earth and hits on an old favourite - having sex.

She puts forward a new dance aesthetic view - through dance, bring the children cultivate into lively, lovely, natural elegant little angel.

The citizenry, every Tom, Kim and Mary of it, if they so choose, troops along, marks a piece of paper and puts it in a box.

The light stress that this puts on your system will prevent you from even knowing it's there.

As Mr Au puts it: "A trust is a tool for the dead to control the living. "

Consumers say when a company responds to a review, it puts the company in a favorable light (Compete Inc. , 2007).

It also puts into perspective our incessant efforts to adjust nominal prices to take account of the cost of living.

For you to say, I need help, intensifies your desire and puts more energy into it.

But if he puts on the right kind of performance this Sunday we might start to take him a little more seriously. . .

Puts the different type of the supplementary material in the wet sand and dry sand, it have different effect on the children' behavior.

Simply put, a healthy and effective Bynum puts LA into a class of its own.

Nicknamed "Three Lung Park" due to his stamina, something he puts down to the boiled frog juice his father fed him as a child.

He puts out his hands to take mine.

The cash puts Apple at the head of a pack of large technology companies that have been stockpiling cash in recent years.

So, you know, it puts the teacher into a tough bind, you have to think.

Each team's three tasters sniff, swirl, spit, confer; one puts his face in his hands, searching for inspiration.

Your explanation puts the matter in a new light.

Eg. The cancellation of the plan puts him in a bad mood.

Like most puppies, mine is not finicky about what he puts in his mouth, he eats anything.

Jasper blackmails Annie with photographic proof of her hit-and-run, but she gives Jasper an ultimatum that puts her mind at ease.

Target opponent puts the cards from his or her hand on top of his or her library.

And if it is stronger, the heart rate will drop, so that the heart puts less effort into pumping the same amount of blood.

Marie puts all the strength of her strong arms and shoulders into the effort to break Natasha's back.

Marius Haas, senior vice president of HP's ProCurve division, said the 3Com deal puts HP in a good position to compete against Cisco.

Stress helps you to store extra weight on your waist, and it puts you at risk of ulcers, depression and a nervous breakdown.

He pulls the box out of the water and puts it on the bank.

That may not be enough for them to win the next election outright, but it puts them in with a chance.

Fill Her face is beginning to fill out as she puts on weight.

J. P. Morgan chief economist Bruce Kasman puts the chances of a recession in either the U. S. or globally at less than 15%.

PDAbs puts your workout in your hand, replacing the notebooks and clipboards you used to carry around with you.

So in 1996, he packed up his family and returned to the land of his birth to preach hope standing on "a pile of bones, " as he puts it.

Gratitude puts you in the right frame of mind and makes it easy to recognize the right opportunities.

But if you think of yourself as immersed in your body, inhabiting your whole body, this puts you in a different position.

As one of the dealership's managers puts it: "Selling Russian cars is different. You just need someone to count the money. "

If he puts himself in the reader's shoes, the writer may realize why the novel isn't selling.

Then He carves you a new smiling face and puts His light inside you to shine for all the world to see.

The best marketing puts the work of spreading the word into the hands of the audience.

He puts his head down and he's got one thing in mind and that's to get to the rim.

Then in Europe the opponents do not close themselves so much and this puts us at an advantage.

As Ken Rogoff of Harvard University puts it, the Fed is "taking advantage of a respite in the financial crisis to shore up the dollar" .

Globalization puts enterprises in a position where their efficiency can be compared easily with competitors around the world.

Susan smiles broadly and puts her hands behind her head, flexing her powerful stomach muscles into a solid mass.

He was 'light as a feather', as he puts it. He was like a dancer.

When the pilot puts a tank simulator into gear, it rumbles , groans, and shakes much like the ride in a real tank.

Each of those different populations gets up in the morning and puts on symbols of their status.

Charlie Daniels' office puts the cash in the bank and the valuables in two big safes in the capital of Little Rock.

On this basis, the paper puts forward a more operable guidance for the calibration, and points out the application scope of the calibration.

This approach allows you to gain at least some teamwork benefits, and it puts you squarely in front of the wolves mentioned earlier.

Watch out for any form of exercise that puts excessive pressure on the perineum, which is the area between the scrotum and anus.

One estimate puts the cost in terms of sickness absence alone at over $700 million a year.

Checking out a file puts a read-write copy of it on your computer.

AR puts his hands on his face, like hes not watching and shares some not so kind words with the LD.

If he puts it on a too high price, then presumably he'll lose customers. If it's not worth it, people won't buy it.

Money often makes obvious our tragic human flaws. Money often puts a spotlight on what we do not know.