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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. "

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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. "

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. "

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

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

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

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.

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. "

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

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

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

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

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.

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 "" .

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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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. "

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" .

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.

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

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

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.

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

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" .

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

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.

As Ajay Kapur of Mirae Asset Management puts it: "In a debt deflation, the currency of the least responsible country benefits. "

The head of another financial communications firm, who asked not to be named, puts it more bluntly, saying: "Rich people hate the press. "

As an Arab sociologist puts it, in a tribal society you do not buy loyalty, you only rent it.

Despite finding each other "mutually unbearable" , as one European ex-foreign minister puts it, the two have found a way to get along.

The American Wind Energy Association has just called for urgent government help to stop the industry "sputtering out" , as it puts it.

CC: [Catherine rips the filter of her cigarette and puts it in a black cig holder. ] Yes and no.

The fact that Flex supports binary data transfer probably puts it far ahead of Ajax in terms of data transfer rates and compactness.

If some of it all leaves me still guessing, it also keeps me coming back for more to marvel at how he puts it all together.

But it remains fragile; or, as one banker puts it, in a state of "orderly chaos" .

As he archly puts it: "This was the vision when I drafted the plan at another school. "

Long dismissed as "cannon fodder, " as one immunologist puts it, the white blood cells known as basophils have been enjoying a renaissance.

Wintour reflects a minute when I ask her about this, and puts it another way.

As the title of one of his papers ominously puts it: "This time may truly be different. "

discipline. Or, as one model puts it, "It's like a giant complicated jigsaw puzzle you have to put together all the time. "

The servlet converts the HTTP request into a MQSeries message and puts it in a queue.

As Mackay ruefully puts it: "There will not be a single Chinese tobacco farmer out of business in my lifetime. I guarantee it. "

You choose the theme and content you want to include, and iDVD puts it all together into a finished project.

As the company adviser puts it: "If they cannot close the well, then they move into darker and darker versions of Hades. "

Google did not want to be "blocked by another business model" , as Andy Rubin, the firm's Mr Android, puts it.

The "heart and soul of the Coskata process, " as Tobey puts it, is the bioreactor in which the bacteria live.

As their experience grows, some investors are beginning to think they can "beat the house" , as John Burke, a Hollywood deal maker, puts it.

Its foreign-exchange hoardings stood at $312 billion at the end of August, which puts it among the top ten of reserve holders.

As one of his advisers puts it, Mr Obama is not a sentimental guy.

As Grace puts it , I thought there was something really wrong with dissecting a dead animal when I knew there were other options .

Now, rumors and speculation are swirling more than usual, as the industry's cash hoard puts it in a position to make bold bets.

Or, as the Telegraph generously puts it: "Male science 'nerds' most likely to be virgins, study says" .

As Fatih Birol, the IEA's chief economist, puts it: "If governments do not facilitate the investment, I don't think nuclear will fly. "

These innovations contain, as he puts it, "the embryos of several financial institutions still in existence today" .

As fellow historian Geoff Roberts puts it, the pact was an "instrument of defence, not aggression" .

As one Eurocrat puts it, "they pretended to implement the human rights commitment. We pretended to open up our programmes and policies. "

Hurry! 'He rolls up the paper and puts it into a small case, and then reashes into a cage and gets a bird.

She sat still in a basic wooden chair for over 700 hours, giving, as she puts it, "unconditional love to complete strangers" .

As an ancient Chinese motto puts it, 'As Heaven keeps vigor through movement, a gentleman should unremittingly practice self-improvement'.

The baby-boom generation is leaving behind a poisoned legacy: as the title of a recent book puts it, "Our Children Will Hate Us" .

Exporting the certificate puts it in a file that you can then transfer to another computer or put in a safe place.

As he puts it: "Communist parties have existed in almost every area of the globe except the polar ice caps. "

The country which Mr Obama will visit on July 6th to "press the reset button" , as he puts it, no longer seeks integration with the West.

As Mukherjee puts it, "The two conversations seemed to be occurring in sealed and separate universes. "

As a local proverb here in Chad puts it: A woman who is pregnant has one foot in the grave.

As one banker ominously puts it: "you are getting further along the train tracks towards the buffers. "

As Berkeley's Barry Eichengreen puts it, an attempt to reintroduce a national currency would trigger "the mother of all financial crises. "

Somebody scatters it in the corner of household, somebody puts it chest. . . but can discover occurrence allergy before long shape.

As Dr Prance puts it, "a person is just like a big bag of water" .

And Mr Sarkozy has done so after a period of relative obscurity during his years "in the cupboard" , as one of his advisers puts it.

She reads primarily "to keep up, " as she puts it, much prefers Rudyard Kipling to T. S. Eliot, rarely dines out or sees a play.

As he puts it, this is "not your father's market, or your older sister's, for that matter" .

As the president eloquently puts it, their electricity bills will "necessarily skyrocket" .

As Texas A& M pecan expert Jose Pena puts it: 'It's kind of hard to tell a grower not to sell to the highest bidder. '

"Gossip Girl" borrows the rituals and tempestuous dialogue of the soap opera genre and puts it to a Facebook beat.

These days America fights not in a fog of war but, as one senior air force officer puts it, in a "huge cloud of electrons" .

This extension of my diligence as a househusband has earned me "a big gold star, " as Julie puts it.

Or, as one pundit puts it, perhaps "the Emperor has no clothes. "

he takes out a little bottle . takes out a pill and puts it into snow white ' s mouth.

Caroline Cox, a fashion historian and consultant, puts it down to a return to old-fashioned masculinity in response to economic uncertainty.

As the World Bank puts it, the region, which prospered through exporting, is now suffering for the same reason.

In the film, set in the early 1960s, he's a little more reckless, dangerous, and, as the actor puts it, "definitely no longer sexless. "

as one Chinese female investment banker in Beijing puts it, "we do not come across as deferential" .

As Bruce Schneier puts it, "I think a UN conference on cyber war would be a great thing to do" .

But a global-relative assignment puts it in perspective as a small cap.

As one entrepreneur puts it, Britain is "beachfront property" for anyone with a nifty new waste-processing technology to sell.

When he puts it to his ear, Jack threatens him about hurting Teri and Kim.

The box and puts it in the pocket of her big coat. Enter county attorney and sheriff.

As one journalist puts it: "There is a sense of impending dread, that something is going to happen. We just don't know what or when. "

Or as he puts it: when "all the old hippies find out that they get free drugs. "

From the British perspective, America's approach looks "bipolar" , as one London fund-manager puts it.

As Mr Xiao puts it, the policy comes "at the cost of pouring huge amounts of base money into the domestic market" .

As Prof Morrison puts it, "I'd be disappointed if it turned out we'd taught the wrong things for a long time. "

The whole Sgt. Pepper album is "drenched in drugs, " as the editor of a London music magazine puts it.

Developer Jason Davies puts it into reverse and shows all the numbers that fall within an orbit length of 18 or less.

As Spencer Rathus puts it in "Psychology: Concepts and Connections, " "some stress is healthy and necessary to keep us alert and occupied. "

But Syria's captains of industry are asking whether they must "go down with the ship" , as one puts it.

As one banker puts it delicately: "The growth of these new [money flows] will add some new challenges. But they are surmountable. "

Hawass dismisses the idea, in part because Tut's penis is, as he puts it, "well-developed" .

Now, as David Paterson, New York's governor, dryly puts it, "Everyone with a shovel says they're shovel-ready. "

Know that mind is the only creator, that as Shakespeare puts it, "There is nothing, either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. "

It's a wonderful feeling to create something that puts it back in the pool of human experience and knowledge.

Whoever makes perfume like it and whoever puts it on anyone other than a priest must be cut off from his people.

If the session object does not exist, SIF creates a new security context and puts it in the security context holder.

As Mr Steinberg puts it, "commonality of interest is no guarantee of common action" .

Or, as Tom Ricks puts it, "For the second time in three years, David Petraeus is bailing out a president. "

If he puts it on, it will burn him to the very marrow and bone.

As Reuters puts it in their story, simple online games and games that are platform agnostic diversify the industry's revenue.

Usually, one person on a development team creates the bridge and puts it under source control so it can be shared among the team members.

As Mr Key puts it: "The bottom line is that copper is going into China and not really being used. That's not bullish. "

It also has a "whole lot of planes" to keep in the air, as she puts it.

As one study of the era puts it, the rich were increasingly portrayed as "not only greedy but often violent and malevolent tyrants. "

As dismal as the current recession is, the Great Depression puts it to shame.

As the fund puts it: "Australia is not a war zone, it is not under threat of invasion, military coup or civil unrest. "

As Scoones puts it: "I think Life on Earth was when people recognised, if you like, the truth of the word. "

As one retail boss puts it, views diverge widely: "They [the manufacturers] see China as a threat and we see China as an opportunity" .

It's a shame, too, because that extra six bucks puts it just out of our budget.

How, as the Xinhua article puts it, "could these little fish deal with the big crocodiles" ?

The charitable give out the door and God puts it back through the window.

The shopkeepers loathe them because, as the manager of Fashionable Male, a clothes shop, puts it, they lack a "shopping agenda" .

"Never underestimate the American consumer, " as a Wall Street cliche puts it.

When I walk outside with a cigarette and someone takes a picture of it and puts it on the internet, it's not my problem.

As Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel laureate economist, puts it, the Fed is "pushing on a piece of string" .

Executing and running the module in IPython literally runs through the code and puts it into the IPython environment.

Then he bends down and picks up the violin, puts it under his chin, nods to the conductor and proceeds to play.

As Mr Spektor puts it, the BRICs merely have to be something, not do anything.

As Willem Buiter of the London School of Economics puts it, only fiscal conservatives can use counter-cyclical fiscal policy well.

JIM CARREY: He was 'light as a feather', as he puts it.

But then, as the Jamaican-born academic puts it: "Everywhere outside of the 18th parallel is cold to me. "

Integrated data takes information from different sources and puts it together in a meaningful and useful way.

As Ms Glaser of the CSIS puts it, China still sees North Korea more as a strategic asset than a liability.

Nothig modern is in the public domain anymore unless the owner explicitly puts it in the public domain.

He is not asking people to do the "heavy lifting" , as he puts it, but to talk about their ideas.

Inside a row class, the label tag sets the text to bold and puts it back to the end of the line.

Friday's pricing of a 10. 5 per cent stake at the bottom of the range puts it at 23 times expected 2012 earnings.

Colossians pulls the resurrection, that for Paul is still in the future, and he puts it in the present.

As one tycoon puts it, greater state control might not matter if the state were Norway; but in Russia, it means lower efficiency and output.

As Mr Wade puts it: "People who have been concerned that governments could inflate away their debt are probably more concerned now. "

As George Magnus, senior economic adviser to UBS, puts it: "The volatility of almost any economic variable you can think of had collapsed. "

As the journalist Edward Jay Epstein puts it, businessmen are now part of Hollywood's "axis of evil. "

As Mr Law puts it, "Anyone who emphasizes the importance of moral autonomy must, be default be a relativist. "

"We know that punch bowl-removal operations are very unpopular among the slightly sloshed, " is how one Western regulator puts it.

In other words, as the Dutch social scientist Henk Houweling puts it, "one of the causes of war is war itself. "

And puts it to his own there sounds!

As Felitti puts it, "Being fat [or having other unhealthy behaviors] is not the problem. It's the solution. "

The best people by Barclays' standards are those with the right combination of "band width and cultural attributes" as Mr Kalaris puts it.

But as Soli Ozel, a political scientist, puts it, the Syrian crisis has revealed that "Turkey isn't as influential as it thought. "

Its geographic location puts it in the centre of the transport network in southern Sichuan.

As Lenovo's Mr Li puts it: "Real Indian food is much better than Indian Chinese food. "

Whatever the reason, as a foreign businessman in Havana puts it, "occasionally we are all reminded who's the boss here" .

i puts it all away , some here , some there , and none too much anywhere s , by reason of suspicion.

"Distress breeds consolidation opportunities, " as Rachel Ziemba of RGE Monitor, a consultancy, wryly puts it.

She rambles at times, speaking at the speed of lightning and, as she puts it, takes care of three conversations at once.

"There are things suggesting that Denmark could be given the North Pole, " as the country's science minister, Helge Sander, eagerly puts it.

As Mr Harris puts it, there is no limit to the number of "paper barrels" that can be bought and sold.

As Cecilia Tam of the International Energy Agency, the rich countries' watchdog, puts it: "It is challenging, but feasible. "

He grabs my hand and puts it on one of his immense quadriceps. I can feel him pulsing the muscle.

To modify those entries, the client simply retrieves the resource from the collection, makes its modifications, then puts it back.

That puts it all together for designing, writing, and delivering learning content.

But as the official puts it, there is "a lot of sniping" going back and forth across the Atlantic.

Or, as Adam Posen, another economist, puts it, "That's when the Depression became the Great Depression. "

Now that the key elements are in place, here's the methodology that puts it all together.

As one American banking regulator puts it: "There aren't many places to look now and feel happy. "

The law abounds in detail and is, as Professor Kiralfy puts it, 'forged slowly on the anvil of reality'.

All the experience that I have, I tell to my grandson and he puts it into the computer.

Mr Williamson's theory "remains relatively informal" as the Academy politely puts it.

India's booming labor market puts it in an enviable position.

As Sunita Narain, director of the Centre for Science and the Environment, puts it, "Delhi is a pampered city. "

Venture capitalist and former music industry consultant Kevin Laws puts it this way: "The biggest money is in the smallest sales. "

As Ms Seddon puts it: "None of them has a very strong brand. "

As the ancient Chinese proverb puts it: " whoever seeks revenge should dig two graves. "

As Stephen Roach of Morgan Stanley puts it, the monetary dials should shift from the "emergency" setting to "simply lousy" .

Research is just one component in the complex system that produces new knowledge and puts it to use.

As one NATO hand puts it, the row over missile defences has made plain a broader challenge to America's moral sway over its old allies.

When a creature spell resolves , its controller puts it into play under his or her control.

As Timothy Garton Ash puts it: it is both a historian's dream and a diplomat's nightmare.

Several sources who know the couple well say that both stars are at ease in their "quite traditional roles, " as a Garner friend puts it.

A rule that copies a string from a Web test response and puts it in the test context for use later in the test.

This puts it ahead of such names as the Yankees, Lakers, Ferrari and McLaren.

Cockburn describes Agility and puts it in perspective to other places in the spectrum of values.

Robert takes his CD and puts it into a CD-ROM drive.

This puts it at odds with the more cautious Federal Reserve, which oversees the holding companies that sit atop most banks.

As Pulley puts it, "We only have so many orifices. You'd think we'd all be itching to take advantage of them all, right? "

As one old utility hand puts it, "There's a sense of ruefulness in the industry. " It is widely shared.

As Willens nicely puts it, "They are taking advantage of a loophole they helped create. "

He puts it all together with a sample program.

As the author puts it, the scandal may not be what's illegal but what's legal.

As newspaper designer Ron Reason puts it, graphics are "information, not decoration. "

He also declares an exclusive and durable friendship queue and puts it's name into the reply-to property.

An industry observer puts it more bluntly: Having been fine-tuned, nuclear plants have become "cash cows. "

The reason we think that something unusual is weird is because it had earlier meant "supernatural" as the Oxford Dictionary puts it.

She hopes Ameren will, as she puts it, "do the right thing" and not build a landfill in the floodplain.

As Mr Miller puts it, if certain "hard physiological limits" were broken, the receiver would stand no chance.

Singapore is "a developed country that grows at developing-country rates, " as Robert Prior-Wandesforde, an economist at HSBC, puts it.

As Votypka puts it, other characters are planning the response to the Korean occupation, and the player mostly comes along for the ride.

Many are likely to find that "sex addiction isn't really about sex, " as Weiss puts it; it's about "being wanted. "

After all, as one executive at a large UK institution puts it: "Money is how these guys keep score. That's why they are in banking. "

This is just like, you imprison bird Yu Longzhong, again puts it high to fly, has never realized, it has already lost the soaring ability.

As Fisher puts it, "In an office, there are cues to work all around you. "

In the following he puts it that "feudalism" is not outdated or reactive but the burgeoning of modern civil society.

As Hoxby puts it: 'The stakes associated with choosing a college are greater today than they were four decades ago.

The number of confirmed cases, at more than 9, 700, puts it among the world's hardest hit countries.

But, as one seasoned freelance science writer puts it, "it is very difficult to make editors accept good science stories as a freelancer. "

As Mr Cooper himself puts it, "You could say I was visionary. Or you could say I was too far ahead. "

John Ratey, a Harvard neuroscientist , puts it chillingly, "The brain's structure becomes the information it receives. "

As one senior Eurocrat puts it, the partnership serves "to hide the strength of Germany and the weakness of France. "

In this case, WebSphere MQ adds a distribution header structure (MQDH) to the message, and puts it on the relevant transmission queue.

As another rock legend (who prefers to remain anonymous) puts it: 'He does walk that line between hip and naff.

The small boy puts it into the air gun and says: you are considerate!

The guy picks the frog up and puts it in his pocket.

But now, as Jordi Dominguez, an analyst at HSBC, puts it, the Brazilian company is "de-diversifying" .

Miss Brill hurries back home, unclasps the neckpiece quickly, and puts it in the box.

Quickly puts it back inside his tunic when he hears movement.

The statement puts it starkly: "UNESCO is not an aid organisation. "

Compared with countries such as India, China is not the "absolute lowest cost" manufacturing base, as GE's Seager puts it.

as Mr Hansen puts it, traders had the choice of putting up more cash or taking profits.

As Lee Hsien Loong, Singapore's prime minister, puts it, Asia is just one region for the US.

As one pollster puts it, this race will "be about the candidates, not the climate" .

These questions are fair game, as one online comment puts it, since 'Yao Ming's kid is public property. '

And you might not want to put your cellphone in your breast or pants pocket either, because that also puts it right up against your body.

Or as Mr Gower puts it, it is something like jazz; the notes you don't play are the notes that count.

The iPad's price puts it in the zone of high-end netbooks: $500 for a basic 16-gig, Wi-Fi-only model.

"Cobbling an alliance together is the art and science of politics, " is how Prakash Javadekar, the BJP's senior spokesman, puts it.

The worker takes the broken heart and puts it near the dead Swallow.

Regardless of origin, the jihadists share a common aim: "to balkanise India, " as Mr John puts it.

Like Mr Page, he has a vision, as Google's motto puts it, of making all the world's information "universally accessible and useful" .

"I can focus on the social side of the business and not on touching money, " as Ivey puts it.