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He said that biologically, the body rests best at night or in the midafternoon, enhancing the value of a nap.

I said above that Christianity rests upon certain historical claims, like the claim of the resurrection.

Arranged on a platform that rests just above the ground, the home is reduced to a few essential elements, a main house and a small studio.

Since the responsibility rests with both parties, we are ready to pay 50% of the loss only.

The final decision about what you're going to do as a business rests with you.

The grace of God rests gently on forgiving eyes, and everything they look on speaks of Him to the beholder.

But its policy rests upon the truth that the state is rightly trying to revive markets not to supersede them.

The classmate is in manage engineering course when maths sees no less than going to, turn over political book, it is one kind rests.

You will understand, dear Prince, that I have been much perplexed by all this, for do what I will a great responsibility rests on me.

This argument rests on the idea that society, like an organism, possesses a sort of memory of what we usually call its history.

At the reception, katie had to take a few rests. The pain did not allow her to stand for long periods.

It looks like the iconic iMac, with the guts of the computer buried in a screen that rests on an elegant metal stand.

At the reception, Katie had to take a few rests. The pain does not allow her to be standing up for long periods.

The body rests when you sleep, but the brain is still active, preparing for the wake up and the best condition for the next day.

The furry creature, which rests for up to 18 hours a day, was fast asleep in a tree when it was soaked by a gardener watering his trees.

Billie Holiday's reputation as a great jazz-blue singer rests in her ability to give emotional depth to her songs. b. h.

Since the responsibility rests with both partie we are ready to pay 50% of the loss only.

While he regards himself primarily as a poet, his fame chiefly rests upon his novels, especially upon the Wessex novels.

The guilt for the war, therefore, rests at the door of German militarism and its leaders.

Out in Tatooine's Dune Sea, lying at the base of the Great Pit of Carkoon, rests a gruesome creature known as the Sarlacc.

rests a very unhappy man, and yet while he lived he might be said to occupy a very good position. He had enough.

Billie Holiday's reputation as a jazz-blued singer rests on her ability to give her emotional depth to her songs.

The hope was that this would not disturb the thousands of wooden pillars on which the city rests.

It is eminently important that man is able to access his inner vision through his mind which rests within what you may understand as soul.

billie holidays reputation as a great jazz-blue singer rests on her ability to give emotional depth to her songs.

The strength of a country does not rest upon economic development alone; it rests upon education, at least to the same extent.

Here, we start out in a small tower where the doll rests upon a bed with the skeletal remains of a girl.

In each of the rests, he took his hands from the piano and waited.

In a land of myth and time of magic , the destiny of a great kingdom rests of the shoulders of a yong boy. His name. . . Merlin.

Belli Holiday's reputation as a great jazz-blues singer rests on her ability to give emotion depth to her songs.

Circle your waist with a tape measure, then move it down until the bottom of the tape rests at the top of your hip bones.

Billie Holidays reputation as a great jazz-blues singer rests on her ability to give emotional depth to her songs.

Next, she slowly takes Michael's hand and checks the wound as he rests his head on her leg.

In the hermit's care, our happy little maniac rests up for a year until the next Halloween rolls around.

It had the latest technology-removable arm rests and leg rests-and was made of wood.

Her reputation, to a large extent, rests on her novels about Nebraska prairie and the description of immigrants in the American Southwest.

The value of any share of stock ultimately rests on the present value of the company's future cash flows.

No one realizes how beautiful it is to travel until he comes home and rests his head on his old, familiar pillow.

At one point, as one boy rests his head on the table, the interrogator flicks at him, shouting: "Lift your head, you. "

If the boy feels sleepy, first trades the diaper, then hugs him and gently pats his back. When he rests, must put him on the crib.

The validity of the central field approximation rests on the great mass of the sun and on the relatively great separation of the planets.

Michael anxiously taps his fingers on the door of his cell while Sucre rests on the top bunk.

And in the age of the information economy, our shared prosperity rests on the reliable and secure flow of data on the global network.

The same is true for your site, except its value rests not in its ability to find prospects but rather to be found by prospects.

No bulky canvas coverings here, just a strap that rests along the inside of the hinge.

As the organization's biggest member, much of the burden of managing all this rests on Saudi Arabia.

The supposed inviolability of quantum cryptography rests on a set of assumptions that do not necessarily carry over into the real world.

Such a philosophy rests upon the uncomfortable notion that Africans, "joyous by nature, " as Chirac once said, are simply big children.

An outline is a written plan of the organization of a paper, including the data on which it rests.

The odd property on which Dr Hess's plan rests is called negative refraction.

This difference and sense of national pride is the foundation on which racism rests.

Some hedonists claim that this objection rests on a misinterpretation of hedonism.

When the main jacks of the front supports are released, the structure rests hung to these beams.

In one, a handsomely furnished bedroom, a woman with her newborn baby rests in bed, receiving well wishers.

India's appeal to business rests on the potential size of its market: over 1 billion consumers, spending about $600 billion a year.

The hole household school leader, the kind court attendant school leader rests today too sinks, calls not to awake, how manages?

"It's not fate, a lot rests on the behaviors and the choices that you make along the way, " she said.

The potential to open up rests with every one of them, and once they announce their intent to follow the Light help will be given.

It rests solely with the moral personality whether they apply themselves to good things or to bad.

Robbie Turner: Yes but, if all we have, rests on a few moments in a library three and a half years ago then I am not sure, I dont know. . .

True spirituality is not an emotion, experience, or set of behaviors, but rests on the truth found in the Scriptures.

But the demand, in some quarters, for a more radical prospectus rests on a misunderstanding of his Conservatism.

A strong nation is not just made up of individuals, however talented. It rests on our collective efforts as one people.

The yearly cycle in a plant 's life when growth slows and the plant rests . Fertilizing should be withheld when a plant is in dormancy .

Its strategy rests on two beliefs: first a global product offers economies of scale with which local brands cannot compete.

Because what rests at the very heart of this debate is whether or not key ideas within Christianity are ultimately true or not.

You stand before me a worthy hero -- and on you rests the last hope of our people.

But sleeping-car sleep is in a category of its own: your mind rests while your body goes the distance.

At the WHATWG, issues are also raised and discussed, but the final decision on what goes into a specification rests with the editor.

A garbage collector is reflected in the polished marble wall of a building as he rests in Shanghai, China.

To me one of the clearest examples of how difficult it is to reconcile the different approaches rests in the idea of fairness.

As a consequence of this, there appears to be no country in the world where the social order rests on a firmer foundation.

The creator rests in the heart of each being on this blessed world.

Your claim, in my opinion, should be referred to insurance company as the liability rests with them.

Tweener rests his head on the cell door and then looks back at Avocado's belongings on the top bunk.

One of the tiger cubs rests on a bale of straw as it has its photo taken.

His budget rests on unrealistic assumptions about America's future economic growth and about the cost of his spending programmes.

Germany's most pressing European business is to sort out the euro, the foundation on which the European edifice now rests.

All elements on the cover are hot foiled, the whole object rests on an extra produced stand made of stainless steel.

He rests over her left hand in a position that, to my understanding, is far from comfortable.

The statue rests in a central garden of the hotel, viewable by guests as they approach the gallery's dining veranda.

The part of a pair of eyeglasses that rests against this ridge.

Lateral aberrant thyroid rests may be found that are actually occult metastases with a benign histologic appearance.

Panchiao read aloud two poems to send off again: The door rests surprised Huang Wei Quan2 , more the wall Mo Ai Lyu's flower pot.

In many countries, power rests with a strong centralized government.

Typically, the pillow rests equally between the bottom of the bass drum and the inside head.

A six-month-old male Sumatran tiger cub rests under his mother careful watch at the National Zoo in Washington in October 2004.

In countries where smoking bans have been implemented, enforcement of the laws typically rests on self-enforcement by the public.

The semantic value of a ditransitive verb phrase rests upon the dynamic combination of its profile and base.

It sleeps a great deal, rests on both legs-in contrast to a healthy (adult) bird and takes little or no nourishment.

Even the much vaunted "government credit" rests on the assumption that its loans will ultimately he repaid out of the proceeds of taxes.

Its role as a reserve currency rests on both the power of inertia and the powerful attraction of the American market.

Boone's fame rests primarily upon his exploration and settlement of Kentucky.

The glass top is available in round, rectangular and square shapes; and it rests upon a curvy pedestal made of stainless steel.

The poetry of signs rests with its expressiveness , and the linguistic expressiveness is where the literary poetry lies.

Mr Putin's reputation rests on four chief claims advanced by his supporters, both at home and abroad.

Some rests related that the brain is muddled all day, fragrant heavy.

A young man rests on his bicycle, overcome by fatigue or even despair in the middle of his route.

The building rests on 36 steel columns, elevating it four metres above the surface of the ice.

The lowermost part of an entablature in classical architecture that rests directly on top of a column.

True Love rests in its natural unalloyed state, balanced and poised in its own energy, unaffected by the vagaries of human condition.

But rests the system important constituent city RBD construction as the city to become the hot spot which at present studies.

But a global monetary system that rests on the currency of a single country is problematic, for both issuer and users.

A liquid presses on the sides and on the bottom of the container in which it rests.

Project picks up its expression from the spirit of flower, a strong form that hovers above the ground and rests on slender supports.

Sit in a comfortable chair with ann rests, and let the gravity of your body sink right into it.

A migrant worker smokes as he rests next to a wall sprayed with graffiti in Shanghai, China.

We describe a case of congenital cartilaginous rests of the neck arising on the suprasternal midline area of the neck in a Korean infant.

Deep in the heart of the forest, a lonely house rests hidden away from sight.

The presence of credit institutions rests on the readiness of people to trust one another and of courts to enforce business contracts.

Within such a lofty condition, mind rests with dharma and dharma with mind; mind is dharma and dharma is mind.

It would be not fair if the loss be totally imposed on us, as the liability rests with both parties.

The final decision rests with the EU's 27 heads of state and government and is expected to be made at a special summit this month.

Moreover, the company's fate rests with regulators as well as with the courts.

Much of the power of objects rests in the intricate configuration of their internals and associations.

Cumulate plagioclase appears abruptly at the base of the F unit , which rests on an erosional disconformity.

The incandescent canvases on which his reputation rests followed his conversion.

at the rear of the building the wing-like roof rests on three columns. the form is based onthe movement of a horses leg.

This model rests to a huge extent on the dynamism of new firms, which constantly introduce innovations into the economy.

The legal case for the order rests on the supervisory power that inheres in the President's status as head of the executive branch.

The responsibility to determine the appropriate responses and mechanisms to safeguard public health rests with public health policymakers.

Put the skull bolt in position, and turn it clockwise until the spacing washer rests against the out table of the skull.

Michael rests his head on his hand, covered in sweat.

Balance rests on truth, being love and light and love and light are the only truth which exists.

Part of his argument rests on a deep concern about "intergenerational equity" .

Such a statement mainly rests on the assumption that the thing will happen.

But that status implicitly rests on the belief that the American government will not exploit its advantages to the full.

Carefully put the jar over the candle until the top of the jar rests on the dish.

A rabbit rests with a tiger cub at a park in Sanya, China. The artificially bred tiger cubs at this theme park get along well with rabbits.

HAMANN accessories are a given for this car. Some include aluminium foot pedals and foot rests with matching embroidered floor mats.

It rests with you to decide.

Nature in animal as well as human life, he argued, rests on the innate superiority of the strong over the weak.

The fate of the isolated species now rests entirely in a crossbreeding program with the closely related Idaho pygmy rabbit.

He believes it is "unnecessary bravado" for a private bank to have an investment approach that rests primarily on manager selection.

RFB is the "Remote Frame Buffer" protocol on which VNC display communication rests.

tropical fish that resembles a goby and rests quietly on the bottom in shallow water.

Outside the room, Hale rests his head against the wall, his face troubled by the pain he's witnessing.

The blame for Sunday rests with the whole team, with the defence, beginning with me. You certainly cannot only blame him.

Healing through prayer rests on heartfelt acknowledgement and affirmation of the power of divine love.

The weak dollar is a source of humiliation, for a nation's self-esteem rests in part on the strength of its currency.

The governing power of the United States rests in the Constitution.

Although anticipates to make the direction, but Zhao Wei also stressed that the performance work delimits the rests by no means.

The result is a foreign policy that rests on a defense giant and a number of pygmy departments.

The first with a TFT screen, the first with palm rests, and had an integrated pointing device.

A lone Atlantic walrus rests on what looks to be an undersized ice floe amid a glassy sea in Canada's Foxe Basin.

theory rests on foundation of basic concepts and assumptions that are very broad, few in number, and derived from accounting practice.

However, the responsibility for formulating policies towards these technologies rests with the Member Governments themselves.

Huntington is most famous for "The Clash of Civilizations, " but his scholarly reputation properly rests on his earlier work.

The idea rests on probing any minuscule variations in gravity as it acts on slow-moving neutrons in a tiny cavity.

Fact: The body rests during sleep. However, the brain remains active and gets "recharged. "

Part of Rafa Benitez's problem in my opinion is that when he rests key players, the ones that have come in are not good enough.

After all, if our vote puts a less-than-ideal person in power, part of the blame rests with us.

The fear of the Lord is life indeed; filled with it one rests secure and suffers no harm.

The case now rests once more with the Supreme Court, which heard oral arguments on October 10th.

The answer, surely, is the powerful symbolism of the giant panda, which rests on its continued survival outside captivity.

O conqueror of wealth, there is no truth superior to me. Everything rests upon me, as pearls are strung on a thread.

I know, but this is at least a bullet proof fact, while the other question always rests to a large amount on interpretation.

Other metrics highlight the shaky foundations on which ICBC's share price rests.

Dr Johnson's proposal rests on a pattern he and his team found in data on insurgent attacks against American forces in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Furthermore, the passenger seats and head rests are designed to fit passengers posture, enabling passengers to have a more comfortable ride.

Dubs's theory rests mainly on tantalising hints found in ancient Chinese historiography, none of which refers specifically to Romans.

The action belonging to commercial bribery or not rests with the intention and domain of bribery.

The responsibility for this waste, including the issuing of excessive bonuses mentioned earlier, rests primarily with the cadres.

Developmental anomalies comprising several different syndromes are associated with nephrogenic rests and predisposition to WT.

I wonder if my image is still in your mind and I wonder which day my memory rests on.

Begin with the things that are near you, and apply the idea to whatever your glance rests on.

With the friend planned when next month day cool spot rests several classes to travel a time, relaxes.

This disintegration is directly related to us, and therefore the responsibility rests with each one of us.

Japan's wealth rests on bringing in materials, adding value to them, turning them into a product and then selling them.

Of course, part of the blame rests with companies. They ask managers for reports, and presentations and multiple reviews.

of nucleation theory rests on its ability to predict closely the critical supersaturation for most liquids in cloud chamber experiments.

It contains and is surrounded by halls, museums, and monuments, including the Mao Zedong Memorial Hall, where Mao's body rests in state.

Effectively, he and Celine Dion share performances at Caesar's Palace throughout the year - while one performs, one rests.

Imagine that, power really rests with the people and change can be enacted when it is put to the vote with a majority outcome.

A worker rests next to hides waiting to be processed at a leather factory in Hebron, Israel.

Yet it is precisely in the lack of pretension that the fascination of these Journals rests.

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The magic of economics rests with its self-equilibrating mechanisms.

Ultimate authority rests with the 25-member Political Bureau (Politburo) of the CCP and its nine-member Standing Committee.

That America became an English speaking country at all rests entirely on the foundation of British colonial settlements in the17th century.

Arendt's achievement ultimately rests on Eichmann in Jerusalem, as well as some tough-minded essays and thoughtful profiles.

the part of the arch's wall (usually molding) on which the arch rests.

He works so hard that he never rests on Sunday.

Your eyes do not deceive you, kratos, it is the same box you opened years ago, the power to kill a god still rests inside.

The confusion over those terms here rests with YOU.

Little Giantess rests on her uncle, the Big Giant as they leave Berlin on October 4, 2009.

The fallen soldier's helmet rests on the weapon's buttstock, shielding it as it once did his silhouette.

Another explanation rests on the unconscious psychological strategy of "cognitive dissociation" .

The own basket official disclosure this time sprains is not serious, after Yi Jianlian rests slightly, may convalesce.

At Camp Hanson, in Marjah, a marine rests near an elder awaiting news of his son, arrested forallegedly building roadside bombs.

It must be a peace which rests on the cooperative effort of the whole world.

So reputation, which rests on the integrity of the collectors and physicians, is very important as an assurance of high standards.

Our free enterprise system rests on the conviction that the Federal government should intervene in the marketplace only when necessary.

C and its derivatives are the base upon which much of the world's software rests.

A police officer's rifle rests on the front seat.

The basis of the company that Ron Lenk called SuperBulbs rests in a 2007 patent filing.

A sick Somali refugee woman rests inside a clinic at the Kobe refugee camp, near the Ethiopia-Somalia border.

A purely and imaginary object or bits of smoke desiring to get through, but rests on the paper (some on glasses) to the end of time.

A prepared plate of pancakes in the foreground rests upon a gingham-checked tablecloth graphic.

The Christmas message also proclaims that, in order to be recipients of this gift of peace, we must be people on whom Gods favour rests.

The business case for investment in sustainable property currently rests on risk reduction, not proven return advantage.

Then one rests whether rest is sleep or moments of nurturing that also brings the body joy.

It is drawn almost exclusively from the ruling Baath party regime and power rests largely in the hands of the president.

It rests on fairly standard IMF reforms: substantial expenditure cuts, increases in revenue creation, and improvements in tax collection.

Administrative violations subject is the administrative body, but the ultimate liability rests with the State subject.

The European model rests more on the "precautionary principle" , which underpins most environmental and health directives.

The responsibility rests solely with your government.

Initially, the piston rests on some stops with the top surface open to the atmosphere.

Koreans' secret of survival rests largely on their ability to lie, to act irresponsibly, and to be shameless.

Trust rests on commitment, reliability, familiarity, transparency and honest and open communication.

Then one day, when Patriot neighbors ransack her home, Katie finds that her very survival rests in the hands of the "enemies" .

Interior comfort is enhanced by appointments like racing bucket seats with integrated head rests and high lateral support during cornering.

A distal end of the main beam (128) rests upon a forward beam.

An undercarriage or stand on which a device rests while in service.

The marketing concept rests on four pillars: target market, customer needs, integrated marketing, and profitability.

Those players are selected from all the provincial teams, on whose shoulders rests Chinese people's great expectation.

As my memory rests, but never forgets what I lost. Wake me up, when September ends.

Following the report, the decision to prosecute any individual soldier rests with Northern Ireland's Public Prosecution Service (PPS).

The credit rating of the EFSF, which rests on the six AAA countries, would be at risk.

Chicago's plan for the Games rests almost entirely on contributions from businesses, foundations and individuals.

If suddenly loses you, just like the rests inserts my heart.

Democracy rests upon the principles of majority rule, coupled with individual and minority rights.

The final decision rests with him.

Located in central Morocco, Marrakesh rests at the foothills of the snowcapped Atlas Mountains.

Laotian family rests in the shade of their stilted, thatched roof hut in the fertile lowlands of the Mekong River valley.

The longer a man's gaze rests on a woman when they meet for the first time, the more interested he is.

The secondary packaging is made of card and inside, on a bed of foam, rests the bottle and two glasses.

He finished Giorgione's "Sleeping Venus" , now in Dresden , by painting the pastoral landscape in which the recumbent nude rests.

In essence, India should look at MES for China as an issue whose salience rests almost totally in non-economic rather than economic domains.

Weekend well rests the speech should very quick be able good, you worked too do not be tired, paid attention to own body.

Xerxes conquers and controls everything he rests his eyes upon.

The choice rests entirely with you.

Responsibility rests largely with national politicians and policymakers.

"Today is the last day that we can see the king, " Ms. Keo said. "He sacrificed his life to the country. I hope his soul rests in peace. "

The deal thrashed out in Durban rests on three main pillars.

It rests on such intangibles as market analysis, sales training, advertising and financial decentralization.

The Socialist Party of India leaders also criticized the government's foreign policy, saying it now rests in the hands of the United States.

The international status of a country rests on it overall national power.

I think the question rests with an interpretation of the time for loading.

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The bounce in mining stocks since February has been underpinned by the commodities rally -- which rests almost wholly on China's shoulders.

The basic stumbling block to global peace rests with the self-serving ambitions of many nations .

A small green cottage with a curved roof rests on a soft sandy beach in Maine.

one's real value first rests in to what degree and what sense he liberates from himself.

Sadness rests and rises in my chest like the tidal comes and goes in the silent bay.

A sow polar bear rests with her cubs on the pack ice in the Beaufort Sea in Alaska.

A man carrying his mother rests on a rock Friday on the way to a shelter in China's Sichuan province.

The arm that buckles instead is loose, unbend leg, the body is loosened, palmar ground rests 10 seconds.

After its defeat in World War II, the political power rests in networks of powerful politicians, bureaucrats, and business executives.

The National Popular Vote plan rests on the powers that states have to create interstate compacts and to appoint electors.