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Roost makes suggestions but pushes business owners to put a bit of thought and personality into it, too.

The truth is life with Merlin (meerkat) is a bit prolonged, he might only be nine inches long but he's ruling the roost with Sue and Mathew.

At home Alfred Roberts rules the roost, and there was no question that what he said went.

Now the chickens have come home to roost in that combination of inflation and recession that constitutes such a nightmare for central banks.

But in Mingora the Taliban still rule the roost, standing eyeball to eyeball with soldiers holed up in government buildings.

A year later, in Gaza, Hamas violently ousted Fatah, its secular rival that had long ruled the Palestinian roost.

Bad debts from two years of reckless lending are starting to come home to roost.

Sometimes her chickens come home to roost. That means her actions or words cause trouble for her.

"We have not been as conscious about costs as we should be, and that has now come home to roost, " he said.

Whereas the Qassam Brigades once ruled the roost, Hamas's boorish interior minister, Fathi Hamad, now wants his own forces to do so.

Thousands of sandhill cranes roost on the Platte River during their annual migratory stopover at the Rowe Sanctuary near Gibbon, Nebraska.

John rules the roost at home; his children and even his wife do everything he says.

After decades of hibernation since 1949, Shanghai is returning to its roost as a global center of commerce and culture.

You see, up to now, he's been king of the roost.

Baseball bats were the roost, and a coat rack was the trunk.

In this second year of his presidency, to quote his formerly favourite preacher, his chickens will come home to roost.

The isoperoxidases of roost and leaves in wheat on drought salt stress is analyzed by means of polyacrylamide gel slab electrophoresis.

As people begin to rely on social networking to guide them through the Web, keyword searches no longer rule the roost, they argue.

China will soon have to confront it's own set of home made conflicts. Then, the chicken come home to roost!

But I can see why Ms. Betts went with Roost, and I've started using it, too.

More likely, Mr Putin will go on ruling the roost at home, perhaps leaving foreign policy to Mr Medvedev.

Only in seeing the unconscious may one then release the ancestral karma that has come to roost so that it does not manifest in the physical.

All of these different posts are automatically scheduled and posted by Roost.

It is in the nature of her kind to roost, if not to nest.

The management by objectives is a roost effective method system and thinking system theoretically and practically.

Indexing cam mechanism is the core of roost of automation machineries, whose dynamics plays an important role on whole property of machine.

Nearly all species roost during the day (in caves, crevices, burrows, building, or trees) and feed at night.

Image above: The light fixture is by Roost and uses Edison bulbs, giving off a soft, old-fashioned look when turned on.

Horse feed and water troughs should be relocated to areas away from where bats feed or roost.

Some would roost along the sidewalks selling piles of rotten old vegetables.

There men continue to rule the roost, sometimes imposing their authority with drug- or alcohol-fuelled brutality.

But America will also have to recognise it no longer rules the roost.

After years of borrowing, the government' s chickens are coming home to roost.

In other words, Roost specializes in helping business owners who are clueless about social media or severely time-challenged or both.

They have huge problems with water level, with pesticide problems, and complications which are now coming home to roost.

America, Zoellick says, can no longer rely on the dollar ruling the roost.

The pigeons were just gathering to roost , and sunlight slanted on the dove-cot, on their snowy feathers.

Roost, which is free, focuses on what are probably the two biggest challenges small-business owners confront in using social networks.

Domesticated bots come home to roost, and to be breed by humans.

George saw that what his pigeon needed most was a place to roost.

Zebra Doves roost at night high in trees and seem particularly fond of roosting in coconut palms.

Both fears come home to roost with the central bank, which has to stimulate demand without undermining the currency.

Hen roost like flowers or masters can get here about a small garden, a veritable sky gardens.

Bald eagles and ospreys roost in the old cottonwoods that line the gravel shores.

The consequences of her misdeeds eventually came home to roost.

Banshees roost on the roofs of the modules, and stingbats flutter about, unimpeded.

He ran to the bulwarks as soon as the wave was passed, saw me, and lost me, and saw me again, as I tumbled in the roost.

But for now, investors are betting that a shift back toward easy money will postpone the day when those chickens come home to roost.

We knew we were close to the roost when we slipped on the guano.

In Latin America the family-owned conglomerate rules the business roost.

You'll get a dollar a pound when elephants roost in trees.

Roost tackles that problem in two ways.

Put up nest boxes to provide roost sites for the smaller birds.

In an abandoned village there is a bear rules the roost of apple garden.

You have been too arrogant since getting your new job , and your coworkers now don't like you. The chickens have come home to roost .

CMAton only knows what he will allow to happen, but perhaps the hen will come home to roost in very unexpected ways.

Gulls roost on is-lands in the lake and shore birds nest in the marshes around it.

and in the highest roost of the Eyrie, inaccessible except by winged flight, her sister was untouchable.

Peafowl fly well despite their size, and roost in trees at night.

Such birds roost in vast numbers, fly fast and have poor night eyesight, Nuttall said.

The second thing Roost does is to suggest what you should say.

Crocodiles rule the roost in far north Australia.

There is only on person in that family who rules the roost, and that is the eldest son.

Her selfishness will come Home to roost someday.

Betty beat Mr. Su's pet cat to death. Her chickens come home to roost.

"Grizzly bears rule the roost in this 4-million-acre behemoth, " Chandler says.

Wonder what happened to that boy? Maybe them mafia chickens came home to roost after all.

For chickens, Brunei rules the roost, counting 40 birds for every person.

Sites such as nests, seabird colonies and the roost of rarities are particularly vulnerable. Take extra care to minimize disturbance.

No owner has control, so the hired hands rule the roost.

In this house grandfather rules the roost.

Curse, like chicken, comes home to roost.

A handful of other countries, such as Morocco and Kuwait, have multiparty systems, but monarchs still rule the roost.

So now what we have is something that. . . the actuality is coming to roost.

Now the chickens were coming home to roost.

It's Bill's wife who really rules the roost in that family.

be in control; rule the roost.

A wise fox will never rob his neighbor's hen roost.

Tommy is very bossy; he always wants to rule the roost.

For example, if certain trees are cut down, bats will have no place to roost.

"I am no traitor" the Knight of Griffin's Roost declared. "I am King Tommen's man and yours. "

Betty beat Mr. Su's pet cat to death. Her chickens came home to roost.

With over ten years of bad loans coming home to roost, the stage was set for Meltdown Monday.

Meilen edge features are: high in character, and rule the roost in a wide range of people;

Roost and environment of mixed-species colony of Corvidae in winter in urban areas of Zhengzhou

the chicken flapping claws onto the roost its wings whelping and walloping

Diet and Roost Site of Cynopterus sphinx in Winter in Haikou

No one sytle of satchel rules the roost