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When her husband was elected, she agreed to live there. But she rarely saw anyone. One of her close friends took her place at public events.

He lavished money and effort on education and health, rarely pausing long enough to see if the last lot had worked.

But she has rarely referred to the political drama sparked by his relationship with White House intern Monica Lewinsky.

Some only look at the surface presentation of the site and rarely delve deep within a site's depths to see all the pages and posts.

The fact that "British" troops were rarely mentioned in any reports of the fighting gave color to the enemy's taunts.

Assuming that others see what you see, feel what you feel, and think what you think, since that's rarely the case.

The ball was rarely passed to me, but I learned a bunch of new techniques and I learned to love basketball much more.

Dr. Smith, a native of Maine who has traveled outside New England only rarely, conceded he did not know much about China.

Excepting pocket money, cash of any kind is now rarely used; money as a tangible commodity has largely been replaced by credit.

And after 1872 she rarely left her house and yard. In the last years of her life she returned to a smaller circle of family and friends.

No matter how much faculty of idle seeing a man has, the step from knowing to doing is rarely taken.

No matter how much money I make in a trade, I am rarely ever satisfied and feel that I could have made more.

The simplest policy is to stay away, but that rarely benefits the locals and since business began it has gone where the money is.

He rarely switches on to hear any of the classical music he professes to be so keen on.

The existence of such a girl, she can accept other people to talk to her, but rarely talk to others their own inner pain.

Video does not reveal a certain result, so from beginning to end, the court extremely rarely the lens.

But for the writer who sits in his cube all day and rarely sees the sun, let alone another person, does it really matter what he's wearing?

I think the power of this exercise is to ask important and insightful questions which we rarely examine, and to answer them honestly.

Older men often date younger women in an attempt to recapture this lost state of youthful adventure, but it rarely, if ever, works.

New ventures rarely run smoothly, but one of her problems came from an unexpected quarter: some of the original Miss de Mode retailers.

it ' s been extremely heartening to me in my gerontology career how rarely this argument has been used against me , even out of my hearing.

Americans are very weight-conscious and rarely disclose how much they weigh.

The study of the victims is often focused on the right of the victims and is rarely focused on the faults of the victims.

Madoff treated him well, Nasi said, rarely if ever yelling at him, often coming to his desk to ask if everything was okay.

But they rarely do, since society assumes that because a mistress is in the wrong, she has nothing to say to a woman in the right.

I hate to be a wet blanket here but statistics show that this practical approach rarely leads back to your passionate pursuit.

Only a few men, rarely endowed with a pure intelligence, are entrusted with this holy function of beholding heaven clearly.

Dan explains that he enjoyed filming that scene with Rupert as they rarely got to film with just the two of them and a lot of dialogue.

The Vatican is divided into departments that rarely communicate with one another, out of a centuries-old culture of secrecy and autonomy.

Anthropologists looking at the matter were surprised to discover that the kids rarely send informative or detailed messages.

He rarely finding himself in gossip magazine, much to his relief.

In this case it was a small hexagonal room, rarely unlocked and only big enough to hold three kneeling supplicants.

It beats trying to remember which combination of Simpsons character and three-digit number you used for that rarely-updated social network.

He said to me, 'you won't believe the great atmosphere in the changing room, I've rarely experienced anything like this'.

The most telling thing we learned was that most of our clients found us online but rarely by using any of our traditional keywords.

When a lightbulb burns out, we rarely give it a second thought.

They looked at me, as if I had raised a silly question, and said they rarely used cars and would walk back together.

You might not know how rarely image are directly through telescope. The most common way to observe the sky is to photograph them.

George showed me to the guestroom which, he said, was rarely used. He told me to unpack my things and then come down to dinner.

With her mother rarely communicate, and always she hurl miserable.

The attempt to make sex education universal in a country where sex is rarely discussed openly was always going to be tough.

Dad is a mountain in my heart, although rarely with that mind, but the heart has been a very solid position of the father.

I've heard every one of these charges leveled at colleagues. Rarely, I've found, do they turn out to be true.

It's worth noting that the company rarely announces exclusive partnerships, so it may actually form ties with other video providers as well.

The body's thermostat is rarely satisfied; it usually wants the temperature in the body to be a few degrees warmer than it is.

Though rarely an official rule, it used to be customary at many companies for women to leave when they got married or had children.

Efforts to raise any of these taxes or to create new revenue streams are so unpopular that they are rarely even mentioned in Austin.

Raul Garcia 6 - In a scrappy midfield display by Atletico he rarely put his foot on the ball, although could have scored with a good drive.

Bathed in luminescence, a door seems to open to another reality, always present, yet rarely witnessed.

Debt has rarely been cheaper, with higher-rated companies paying just a few dozen basis points over government bond yields.

He was gray also, from his long beard to his rough boots, and he looked stern and solemn, and rarely spoke.

Gastric papillary adenoma is rarely encountered and is usually an incidental finding in daily clinical practice.

Cambiasso is often the instigator of attacks, his passing and creativity is intelligent, and he rarely fails to find his target with a ball.

At least some of the confusion is due to the fact that researchers rarely test these substances in any standard way.

Whether they are elected by the people or not, politicians can rarely resist a bit of populism.

However, testability has rarely been a consideration for legacy code, and consequently, you have to pull stunts like this one.

Blair rarely went out dining or drinking with members of his party, preferring to go home to his wife and kids.

Reading Chinese novels rarely seen such a fine description of the vocabulary of landscape.

A woman will rarely have difficulty finding a mate, even if he does not measure up to all her lofty ideals.

In Anbar, girls are rarely allowed to leave their town to pursue higher education, and active public campaigning is discouraged.

But people so rarely stop to take a look, they just keep moving. It's a shame really, there's so much to see.

And when Michael Jackson was growing up, his mother too worried that he rarely went out with girls.

Ms wang citizens think, at the wedding banquet, come of is all friends and relatives, everyone who drink, chat, vegetables also rarely move.

One week, he did his own work and that of several other steel-drivers. He worked day and night, rarely stopping to eat.

The local yamen or headquarters might have one as a link with superiors elsewhere, but there were rarely lines within a town itself.

I presume there is a good reason for her absence as she rarely stays away from work without approval.

I very rarely get colds, although, usually for me, I had a bad cold and a bit of a fever last week.

Rarely do they serve as gatekeepers in the sense of significantly narrowing down the stories to be disseminated from among those available.

But governments, whether to win votes or to protect the poor, rarely charge farmers a market price for water.

Count the number of people bullying you. Bullies rarely work alone, and bad bullying is often committed by multiple people.

Rarely can such a vacuous concept have found its way into a debate claming to provide enlightenment.

On top of that, the individual processes themselves are rarely followed consistently from one area of the organization to the next.

Its natural luster and elasticity make it a very desirable thread. Rarely used in industry.

rarely argue over toys and are easy to reason with, but suffer from a lack of shared interests as they grow up, the researchers claim.

The saving rate rarely moves more than a couple of percentage points in a year, so a sudden pullback to 5% would be extraordinary.

Since he is often ignored by his colleagues, he rarely has the opportunity to demonstrate his ability.

But given the technical nature of the work and lack of expertise higher up the chain of command, recommendations are rarely revised.

Luckily the state of the art is rarely hidden or inaccessible, and is often free.

The main course served in American meals is usually meat, fish, or poultry, but rarely is more than one of these served at the same meal.

Fred Wilson hints at it in his post on valuation. A liquidation preference is a standand (and rarely negotiable part) of a VC investment.

Popes seldom weigh in on economic matters and rarely in the form of an encyclical, one of the most authoritative forms of papal writing.

One of the perks of my job is that I rarely run into boring fund managers trying to peddle a "new" take on equity investing.

But whatever the length, he rarely needed anything he did not have with him.

Although more than 90 percent of these societies have engaged in warfare at least once, some societies fight constantly and others rarely.

Rosato noted that because paper maps are rarely used any more, they are easy for her to acquire.

Despite all this interest, though, Apple appeared to take the line that his absence might be seen, but it would rarely be heard.

While centre forward Thierry Henry rarely scores a tap-in, Pires seems to picking up a poacher's instincts as he gets older.

He and his wife scarlett points hands, and between the children rarely common language, as for himself in the drug company's work is dull.

In addition to that, it used to be that when a man got married, it was literally another mouth to feed as the wife rarely sought employment.

Customers with a strong sense of brand loyalty are rarely prepared to switch to a new competitior.

Customers with a strong sense of brand loyalty are rarely prepared to switch to a new competitior.

In practice, the bureaucratic culture of these organisations is such that this rarely happens.

This elusive creature is rarely seen, but is often heard in the form of its infamous, blood-curdling screams.

Pea sprouts rarely seems to be recorded, was praise, has been a neglected corner.

They rarely came to town, he said, but they had come especially to hear the talks and discussions.

and since it was Christine's habit to bury the things that mattered most in the silence of her own being, she rarely mentioned her mother.

This sort of information is rarely taught in schools, or anywhere else for that matter.

The 'what if' device is often facile, rarely convincing.

The umbrella-species concept is often applied in forest management yet rarely tested beforehand.

Although common in the elderly, anemia is often mild and asymptomatic and rarely requires hospitalization.

Thrombocytosis occurs only rarely and is often idiopathic.

Rarely do I speak to anyone on the telephone but I am able to speak with Gail and to tell Gail that I wish we lived closer together.

This question is often the most difficult to answer (and the right answer is rarely "divide them equally amongst the co-founders" ).

Any other form of sex crime had to be prosecuted as simple assault or battery and was rarely prosecuted at all.

sometimes people experience redness and swelling at the site of injection. Rarely , one may experience cold like symptoms for a few days .

There was also an oversupply of programmers, which had been the hot job du jour. But you rarely hear about programmers going hungry.

His hear had too much damage for a bypass. I had to let him go. It happens, rarely, but it does happen. The worst part of the game.

VIII-When they show shots of any of the angels, they rarely blink. I don't know whether you've noticed or not.

My patient would be the first to admit that she was often angry with him, something she rarely experienced with his brothers.

WHEN he gave interviews to foreign journalists, which he did rarely, Osama bin Laden had a way of looking down at his hands.

However, industrial cluster theory has been used for the manufacturing sector, while the tertiary industry is rarely applied.

Americans very much mind their weight and rarely disclose how much they weigh . . . even if they are thin and in great shape.

But under the shiny veneer ran a deep vein of dark emptiness. Jack smiled, but it never seemed to reach his eyes, and he rarely laughed.

Jack smiled, but it never seemed to reach his eyes, and he rarely laughed.

But, as in other emerging markets, many owners rarely get behind the wheel and prefer to leave the driving to a chauffeur.

It is not rarely that they discuss the matter with Mr. Wu before they make a decision.

The favors of Government are like the box of Pandora , with the important difference that they rarely leave hope at the bottom.

In spite of her illness, she had a strong influence on Miyazaki, who rarely saw his busy father.

Though known as a devout Hindu, Gandhi rarely visited temples, and was generally repelled by the rituals and customs of organized religion.

Mr. Surkov gives interviews so rarely that each one qualifies as a news event, and he did not respond to a list of reporter's questions.

In short, you'll be moving on all four cylinders, but doing so with an ease and with a flow that you've rarely experienced.

In the many discussions of the value of research, however, one rarely hears any mention of how much publication of the results is best.

Guestroom George showed me to the guestroom which, he said, was rarely used.

Weight gain aside, I would rarely think of any other complications or side effects the food may cause.

It was a display of unusual restraint in a country where officials and businessmen rarely bother to ask if their habit offends.

Notice that off the court, Bryant rarely, if ever, displays the type of cockiness and arrogance he is accused of by his critics.

One pair of jaguars even shows some very rarely seen mating behavior, so the smell seems to turn these animals on.

But, as I have said, he was rarely frustrated by his fledgling attempts: "delighted" would be a more appropriate word to describe him.

"Yao rarely drinks, almost never. Last night he drank quite a bit, " he said.

He rarely spent time on his own and was, in his own words, "anti-religious" when he started the project.

She did not own a car and she was rarely able to visit her grandparents who lived far away.

As a society we adopt these tools to the point of indispensability, and only rarely consider how we are more fundamentally affected by them.

Though her voice was rarely heard during the past 14 years of her house arrest, she's still the most feared political threat to the regime.

Mississippi has been such a bad state for women for so long it rarely even gets noticed in the news anymore.

cured by moisture diffusion from the surrounding air into the material and is rarely used for the production of insulators.

These days, it seems as if the suite of tests is rarely run more than once during the evening -- and why should they be?

The children of today will rarely open a book when they leave school. The children of tomorrow won't need to read and write at all.

Automakers who manufacture the small cars said the tests simulated ah igh-speed crash that rarely happens on the road.

As you do not disgorge previous compensation, the incentive is to engage in trades that explode rarely, after a period of steady gains.

Have told you, I put our pictures close by her, is now rarely out of view, it was I was hidden in a drawer, press below.

Validation will rarely tell you everything you need to know about a document, but it makes it easy to write a lot of simple checks.

Brown rarely got to shadow Williams head-to-head in college because Mihigan State's defensive philosophy was to switch every screen.

The boy rarely complained, even though his sorry state did not match the glorious fate about which he often daydreamed.

Dural arteriovenous fistula of the cavernous sinus is usually a benign disease and rarely has brainstem edema as its complication.

The diplomats on the front lines working on these topics rarely are the officials who, back home, have the authority or expertise to act.

He was endlessly sociable too, and rarely seems to have spent a day alone. One wonders at the quantity of work he achieved.

Burly men on horseback rarely use condoms in this sort of literature, and that sends an unsafe message.

is not one of your problems. Arrogant people rarely read or buy tapes. Why should they? They are the center of the universe.

These results left me wanting to know more about this rarely talked about deceit, so I called on some of my guy friends.

Even highly seasoned buyers rarely capture data systematically enough to improve their estimates for the next deal.

One rarely knows in advance what will turn out to be of interest or importance and what should have gone directly into the oubliette.

All this was assumed to contribute to national formation and national development although these assumptions were rarely tested.

Both seek the one fact out of a million that will illuminate their idea. Both find that it is rarely to be had without research.

Ok, end of rant, but needless to say, this game is huge, and I rarely feel that way about a regular season game.

In Africa, local science is rarely publicised because scientists and reporters do not talk to one another.

How rarely we ever said "ooh that's not a good shot" about any shot Dallas took. It was nothing but quality looks.

It turned out to be a shrewd move, and by endowment standards, which rarely stray from predetermined asset allocations, a bold one.

Very rarely will there be an exception where we might have to sacrifice some maintainability.

The thinking goes that WIMPs are very heavy, yet like neutrinos they rarely bump into matter to produce a detectable signal.

Republicans pushing for even faster deficit-slashing rarely add that this guarantees more pain for families, businessmen and investors.

Chinese parents rarely question the decisions of teachers, but Ms. Yin sometimes offered to do homework for her daughter.

"The belief that peace is desirable is rarely enough to achieve it, " he said.

Contingency plans rarely provide back-up for every part a company makes or needs, he said.

This might be a number of hours, but this kind of data transmission fault errors, but rarely occur as expected this time arrived.

He rarely leaves his ever-changing accommodation and his eyes are always glued to his lap-top screen.

Or, more rarely, it moves into a pack with a missing alpha and takes its place, or perhaps kills another alpha and usurps its mate.

The case of adenoid cystic carcinoma of the lacrimal gland with hepatic metastases shown on bone scintigraphy had been rarely reported.

However, for regular expressions that are rarely used, do not use Compiled as it causes increased startup costs and memory overhead.

These efforts rarely seem to probe very deeply into the more underlying and sometimes longer term causes of the disaster.

But keep in mind that infrequent but soft, easy-to-pass BMs are not constipation and rarely require intervention.

This rarely happens simply because women are TRAINED not to initiate this sort of thing.

Data that will rarely be accessed, read or written, is frequently stored on magnetic tape rather like the tape in an audio or videocassette.

Always, almost rarely, you see her smiling, In silence she stood alone, with a look of longing for something lost.

We were met at the kitchen door by our mirror image-Mom, a Negress who rarely recounted anything at all about her life.

Despite the feasibility of these techniques, they're rarely used when choosing a baby's sex for personal reasons is the only motivation.

Though it is a democracy and has easily the biggest economy and armed forces in South Asia, it has rarely been a force for good.

Chronic cough in children is different from that of adults and rarely are due to GERD, postnasal dripping or asthma.

flowering pedicel perpendicular to axis of raceme, without or rarely with a minute setaceous bracteole at base, commonly pubescent.

All these surgeries were done blind, which is to say they rarely opened up a person's skull to see where they were cutting.

This delighted me, for in a quarter of a century studying wolves in the wild, I had only rarely seen them at close quarters from the ground.

Mr Putin has rarely been seen in public with his wife Ludmila in recent years, citing a heavy workload.

Metal ores are often found mixed with rock and dirt and are rarely pure enough to be processed straight away .

I can only sink my missing into the bottom of my heart, but can rarely seek a way to free my mind.

But ever has been used as an intensive with rarely for several hundred years, and the construction is common in informal contexts.

I understand why war is not popular, but I also know this: The belief that peace is desirable is rarely enough to achieve it.

The songs rated as the best rarely did poorly, and those rated as the worst rarely did well, but any other result was possible.

Anthropologists, by contrast, tended to end up in social work, aid work, teaching or the media; they rarely dived into the business world.

Trying to replicate old results is rarely regarded as social science worth publishing in the top journals.

It is not rarely that they discuss the matter form all angles.

The censors rarely bother him, he said, unlike political journalists who spend their careers having their work excised and redacted.

You ll rarely need to look at the actual content of SOAP messages, since Rational Developer and WebSphere handle all this for you.

Independent component analysis(ICA) are generally used for feature extraction, process monitoring, but rarely used for classification.

Today, this rarely heard little fact of its history is something that the Planned Parenthood people desperately attempt to hide.

The protracted length of the war and the devastating consequences it caused are something rarely seen in the Asian history.

However, they rarely bring fresh ideas to a position. Moreover, a rejected internal candidate may become unhappy and leave the company.

She nodded. "But he didn't care for me. He and I spoke rarely. He took Lars's side in our debate. "

"I later found out they copied the performance from foreign crush fetishists' websites as Asian people rarely make such films, " he said.

Internet ideas are rarely patented and rightly so, he says: patents create a temporary monopoly which tends to stifle competition.

It's rarely to see employees marry each other, especially whose rank superior manager. I never see any manager has dating inside company.

We have rarely found him in such a good mood.

I also didn't try dictating a long document, like this column, because phones are rarely used for lengthy composing.

He was an honor student even though he rarely studied, and he was popular with his peers even though he could be heartless.

The ones rarely used or less important files can be placed in low performing pool. Such a rule can be created using this type of policy.

But local governments' shortcomings mean that this rarely translates into reduced inequality.

Though the neuronal circuits rarely change, the receptors are constantly being recycled and presented again on the surface.

Uranus always brings something out of the blue that we had never anticipated - it could be weird, rarely heard of, or odd.

But such meetings have been more frequent recently and rarely has such an agenda been set out in advance.

And history suggests that although nascent recoveries often wobble for a quarter or two, they rarely relapse into recession.

He brought her food again but was shocked to find her dead. He tried to move her. . . . a rarely-seen effort for swallows!

What was once a must-have feature in a mobile phone is now something most people rarely think about.

Even those who ate chocolate more than three times a week lived longer than those who never or rarely ate sweets or chocolate.

Host nations are rarely able to make back the money spent on holding the Olympics, a fact that can have serious consequences.

It is possible to declare fields that are public or protected, as you can see in the source code example, but that is rarely a good idea.

This has not been a vintage Manchester United season. They have rarely been very good, merely good enough.

Amniotic fluid embolism occurs rarely but is one of the leading causes of maternal mortality in the United States.

Decisions of the Circuit Court of Appeals can be appealed further to the U. S. Supreme Court, although such appeals are rarely granted.

She rarely leaves her desk during the day unless she needs to check some information with another member of staff across the office.

He rarely spoke, but when he did, it was always with extraordinary precision and often with devastating effect.

Anyone can have it, but you will rarely know for certain even with a deep stare at the surface.

I rarely had free time. When she said, I know you can't keep still, she was telling the truth.

Cymes terminal, occasionally contracted into a head or cymose clusters, rarely reduced to a solitary flower.

Upper glume subequaling spikelet; only branch or branchlet tips extending into a bristle, rarely a solitary bristle below a few spikelets.

His stark conclusion was that full employment had rarely been achieved in peacetime except in rare periods of exuberance.

What institutional structures would be needed for political union was rarely made clear, only that there would soon be more of it.

The return keyword is optional here and it is rarely used, except when returning out of the middle of a block (e. g. , in an if statement).

You may not know how rarely an image of you directly through telescope.

One hears often of a "Beijing consensus" but rarely, if ever, of any Indian model of governance.

Paintings have rarely looked more attractive as alternative assets, and Chinese contemporary art has been at the head of that class.

The doctors couldn't figure it out for the life of them. They rarely came across cases of Harvard death.

EVEN by the standards of French business, from which politics is rarely absent, it was an outrageous plan.

The fact is, Chinese rarely speak about a foreign resident of China without reference to the word 'foreign'.

Rarely did these propositions even contain a perfunctory "Hello, you look nice in pinstripes" or any other kind of humanizing email chatter.

He said very quietly and seriously, "Ok guys, this is what happened. . . " This was a tone rarely used by Mr. Henrich.

REVENGE MOVIES AND REVENGE BOOKS are so endemic to popular culture that we rarely think about the ambiguous, corrosive nature of sin.

In all the years he worked at Tuskegee, he never accepted a raise in salary and rarely patented his discoveries.

Indeed, a handful had no such desire at all, so they lived like animals, rarely taking a bath or cleaning their teeth with a twig.

We rarely give speeches. This means we have to train ourselves to understand what others are saying and then to reply to what we have heard.

Bleeding from the ovary or pelvic vessels. Any bleeding is usually mild, rarely requiring transfusion or surgery.

Treatment for an acute yeast infection is rarely difficult and involves one of many oral or vaginal anti-fungal medications.

Rarely have had you had a better time to meet your one true love or to enjoy the love you have with someone.

It is rarely noted that the financial wreckage littering our world is the creation, almost exclusively, of men, not women.

Compassion is rarely a solution, but it is always a sign of a deeper reality, of deeper human possibilities.

As a thesis of law, it mainly focuses on the improvement in the system and rarely touches upon the institutional issues involved in it.

The convicted executives have a right to appeal the verdicts in the next few days, but Chinese courts rarely overturn decisions.

To her own consciousness, the flowery fields of her reason had rarely been ravaged by a hostile force.

Government critics complain of being bugged: hard to prove, but a fear rarely expressed since the collapse of communism.

Rarely is one design style able to enjoy crossover appeal to a wide variety of tastes.

He feels lonely boring day, in addition to not know the law of nasal flow, water child outside of class, he rarely moved out of office.

Prices have rarely changed so much in a year.

Particle sizes are small, rarely large enough to be seen by the human eye, and very dirty oil still looks very good to eye.