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He smiled when he saw that she took him seriously, and he thought what a chance it would afford for a possible junket of a week or two.

A helping hand is always nice, especially when it comes to meeting woman, but seriously, this seems so out of place on Facebook to me.

"Secretary. " Said he seriously, "if you'd take you head home and boil it for a turnip it might be useful. I can't say. But it might. "

It was only the next day when a second coughing fit produced a bigger lump that Mrs Osborn suspected something was seriously wrong.

Small but good comrades, at least gained brother so that there is no small can seriously I would not touch this game.

Seriously? I suppose I might ask if he minded me joining in his game -- and show him I had nothing wicked up my sleeve (like a hook).

The source was not affiliated with the White Dragon Society but, they made it clear they that this threat was to be taken "very seriously. "

People used to laugh at him. At least the TV people took me seriously.

It seems to me that no American policymaker has taken a hardball option with them very seriously.

He said it was a major challenge to get world leaders to take the tourism industry seriously.

The first time, she added, she did not know what to believe, how seriously to take the warnings that every pregnant woman confronts.

His wife got seriously ill , in which case he had to give up the chance of going abroad .

Do you think, seriously dear ones, for one moment that this particular aspect may have slipped our attention?

That does not mean Chinese piracy will end overnight, but Beijing at last seems to be taking the problem seriously.

At the age of ninety-one, Mr. Brick became seriously ill and went to see a doctor in Montrose.

He could no longer get out of bed and his quality of life had seriously deteriorated.

But seriously, its not just a question of who, but more of what the combined voices might sound like.

Seriously, I noticed Polaris seems out of alignment just last night! My son and I had out his telescope. I thought I was imagining things.

He is on a rolling contract for a year but seriously I've not discussed this issue with him for quite a while.

Ariel was on her to be, on top to watch computer, even regarded master's head as her dressing table, to comb herself seriously.

For a seriously autistic kid, the best prognosis might be getting into a mainstream school without being too much of a shadow.

But a woman who seemed to have a bit of the schoolmarm in her took the pilgrimage more seriously, arguing that China had a need for Marxism.

Swanbeck: Miss Hall and Ambrose had a relationship which he took very seriously.

No one but a foreigner ever thinks of taking them seriously, or as any other than suitable devices by which to keep one's "face. "

In November he said he was seriously thinking of retiring.

She made me promise that I would think seriously about all the thing she said, and then she told me I could leave.

"Not that millionaires can't appreciate my food but I don't want it to become just a restaurant for the seriously wealthy" .

He's a bit of a philanderer -- don't take him too seriously!

And it's all part of the, you know, they used to say, "Take your pleasure seriously. "

There was a time when thinking seriously about American foreign policy did not require thinking seriously about economic policy.

The interviewer will respect you for taking a question seriously enough to give it a moment or two of consideration before answering.

Atlanta was one of the last remaining industrial cities of the South. Its loss seriously hurt the Confederacy.

He said the government has been 'seriously studying' the matter and pledged to 'correct quickly if any errors are found. '

Don't take his jokes so seriously. He's just a bit of comedian.

And you Do not take it seriously at this time, he not only found a very high that you reasons to stall.

For that reason, and perhaps a bit of good old-fashioned ego, he takes his craft very seriously.

But you think speaking English is a very serious thing, you take things too seriously, that's useless, and that's not good.

Banks still have to face the question of the balance sheet, and you want to apply for a loan companies to seriously review.

and his manners were so improved, so polite, so seriously and blamelessly polite, that it was impossible not to be civil to him in return.

But there is no evidence that Pyongyang or Beijing are ready to deal seriously with the North's aggression or its nuclear ambitions.

There is no doubt that its symbolic meaning that it is imperative to prevent them from indulging in CG ought to be taken seriously.

And it has wrestled seriously in recent years with the tough question of whether or not to cut off funding when corruption is suspected.

Some of those who attended the lecture have implied to me that not everyone took it particularly seriously.

He said the U. S. is taking the situation seriously and will take every step possible to make sure the American people are safe.

Seriously? I thought it was just like any other day, except for the fact that people visit the cemetery and remember their loved ones.

It's of a different nature than acute infectious threats, but it needs to be taken just as seriously.

If I'm in a suit and look as though I don't even pump my own gas, how seriously will they take me?

Meanwhile Curocom is taking the research seriously enough to set up a Canadian operation, Curocom Canada, in London, Ont. , near Western.

There's something seriously the matter with this car. The dealers are obliged to take it back.

I began to consider seriously whether or not to "retreat" when my husband and i hold our crying son walking coax him to sleep at night.

At least some members of Hamid Karzai's government seem to be taking these problems seriously.

It would suggest that this effort was being taken seriously by the biggest rainforest country and a large emerging power.

Had Lincoln seriously wished a peaceful resolution, the matter could have been readily resolved.

He said he was sure that he was not seriously ill, and that he would soon be better.

Once upon a time Communism was an ideology that was popular throughout much of the world and seriously rivalled Western alternatives.

In infrastructure construction, did not take seriously cherish land natural resources and environment of protective organisms' habits.

If a dog is run over by an automobile and seriously hurt, nine out of ten passers-by will stop to laugh at the poor brute's howls.

A separate register for manpower handling is to be maintained. Misbehavior in the company premises employees will viewed very seriously.

Because you know. . . Yeah, really. Seriously. You know, because that's the most intimate part of what I do. And I'm not gonna. . .

And I've got to tell you, this was one seriously quiet lunch.

Would you seriously consider this sort of structure a "good cause" worthy of your hard-earned cash?

Police said the ship sailed seriously overloaded fast-flowing waters of the accident cause of the accident is being investigated.

taking poor Gouvernail seriously and making a fuss about him, the last thing he would desire or expect.

There was a point where we told the Japanese government, 'Look you guys got to take this seriously.

He struck into a laugh when we were talking seriously about the matter.

If farmers do not lower the crime rate, the existence of a large number of criminal cases would be seriously affected social stability.

China seems to have only two options if it seriously wants to reduce the level of foreign reserves.

My now-husband and I first started seriously talking marriage a little over a year ago.

Mr. Zhang said he's been through hair loss for many years and his image had been seriously spoiled at least 5 years.

Moreover, in such places regulators tend to be easy to reach and take the gripes of the business community seriously.

One of his ears was seriously injured, and doctors said he may never recover his hearing completely.

"While everyone would prefer us to be in that competition, we have to take the Europa League seriously, " he said.

His wife got seriously ill, in which case he get to give up the time of go abroad.

Whenever I think of this humorous bit of wisdom 2 , it reminds me to not take my life so seriously.

Cautious speech then, is not only prudent, but should be expected of any candidate seriously trying to get elected.

South Korea's Yonhap news agency said the captain was seriously injured and is hospitalized at Inha University in Incheon.

"If I don't do that, there will be something seriously wrong, " he said.

Tanya: Some of our patients are seriously afflicted, so much so, that it was almost impossible for me to achieve good improvement.

If it fails, traditionalists will no doubt scoff at the idea that teaching through playing games was ever seriously entertained.

And the Sunshine State seems to take its summer reading seriously: Florida was the only state to have three cities in the top 20.

Mr Bumble shook his head again, very seriously, and turned down the corners of his mouth.

Some people laughed at him, but after a while they began to take him seriously.

A White House spokesman said the US was taking President Karzai's concerns very seriously.

In the course that grows in the company, li Ning takes IT seriously very from beginning to end to business urge action.

Only one or two out of every thousand will be seriously considered for publication.

they did not get sick enough to be seriously uncomfortable.

He didn't turn a hair when I told him that his wife had been seriously injured.

Within a few days she had become seriously ill, suffering great pain and discomfort.

When an inmate is in a life-threatening situation or seriously ill, he or she can reach out for help quickly, " he said. "

This might not be the end of Charlie Sheen, but he'll have to clean up his act if he's ever going to be taken seriously again.

You take kids too seriously. Kids has no sense of what they eat where they live as long as they live with their parents.

" Servant said: " The masters of Zaoyuan not, others did not see, why all this seriously?

And the Sunshine State seems to take its summer reading seriously: Florida was the only state to have three cities in the top 20.

Mr Bumble shook his head again, very seriously, and turned down the corners of his mouth.

Some people laughed at him, but after a while they began to take him seriously.

A White House spokesman said the US was taking President Karzai's concerns very seriously.

In the course that grows in the company, li Ning takes IT seriously very from beginning to end to business urge action.

Only one or two out of every thousand will be seriously considered for publication.

they did not get sick enough to be seriously uncomfortable.

He didn't turn a hair when I told him that his wife had been seriously injured.

In the course that grows in the company, li Ning takes IT seriously very from beginning to end to business urge action.

Only one or two out of every thousand will be seriously considered for publication.

they did not get sick enough to be seriously uncomfortable.

He didn't turn a hair when I told him that his wife had been seriously injured.

Within a few days she had become seriously ill, suffering great pain and discomfort.

When an inmate is in a life-threatening situation or seriously ill, he or she can reach out for help quickly, " he said. "

Contrast China's stance on the tsunami with that of India, itself seriously affected, and Beijing's behavior looks even less impressive.

I think he began to take life a bit more seriously after Cuba because he realized instead of just being a game it was for real.

Although his sight had seriously weakened, he was able to read newspapers and periodicals in an extra large type specially prepared for him.

This might not be the end of Charlie Sheen, but he'll have to clean up his act if he's ever going to be taken seriously again.

I think he began to take life a bit more seriously after Cuba because he realized instead of just being a game it was for real.

Although his sight had seriously weakened, he was able to read newspapers and periodicals in an extra large type specially prepared for him.

Mike: Don't take it so seriously Steve. It's just a few pens and some paper. The company has heaps left.

This might not be the end of Charlie Sheen, but he'll have to clean up his act if he's ever going to be taken seriously again.

I have my eye on a couple of jobs myself and while I'm not ready to run this year, I'm seriously considering it as a future opportunity.

That evening, I sat down seriously with the book, but I still understood very little; actually, nothing.

After thinking it seriously, I picked up three books finally. They are Jane Eyre, Gone with the wind and the war of the worlds.

Because of her students look like, the other side basically do not want to talk seriously with her.

If you take global warming seriously, as I do, it may be the best of a bad set of policy choices.

He took seriously the Muslim idea of a dialogue based on the commands of Jesus of Nazareth to love God and one another.

If you take global warming seriously, as I do, it may be the best of a bad set of policy choices.

He took seriously the Muslim idea of a dialogue based on the commands of Jesus of Nazareth to love God and one another.

Don't take seriously what this stupid boss says. He talks as if he were a president. He always thinks his orders should be obeyed.

"No seriously, " I asked. I was curious what may have motivated her to be taking on this challenge at her age.

Two police officers were seriously injured and two young men lost parts of their hands in explosions when protesters torched cars, she said.

They were to have been married that fall, but she fell seriously ill.

What he did not realize was just how seriously Germany was taking the idea of "natural selection" .

The Fringser was to be sorely missed in the Italy match - especially because he took the defensive work so seriously.

He said he had learn over the past three years how to get people, including his employees, to take him seriously .

We let know you kindly that we have the intention to work seriously with you and for that we need to have your samples.

This has been talked about in Moscow for a year or more but nobody wanted to take it seriously in the rest of Europe or in the US.

No with-it company can be taken seriously without a "flexible boardroom" and a "just-in-time talent pipeline" .

I didn't do all that well in psychiatry in medical school, but I was interested, and I think this was seriously delusional.

It had been seriously injured by the Prince of Wales, and oil was leaking from her heavily.

On the whole, he was glad to have the matter settled for him by her refusing to take seriously his wish to invite M. Riviere.

She said, "The decision to declare an influenza pandemic is a responsibility that I take very, very seriously. "

But trying to talk seriously with your child during their play time isn't going to get you very far.

He said he dropped to the ground, but was still seriously injured when flying debris gashed his head.

The North Koreans take sports seriously and we see them really trying to be as prepared for the Olympics as possible.

Bomb threats should be taken seriously and guest and employees safety is of paramount importance and must be considered at all times.

Any mention of suicide should be taken seriously. If someone you know is threatening to commit suicide, try to find out whether the person.

"It was a bit of horseplay that went seriously wrong, " said a Chelsea source.

Regrettably they did not seriously speculate what was the definition of time and what was the essence of time.

She said the two officials seriously violated personal safety and property rights, which she has reported to Fengtai police.

WMO Climate Expert Kolli says meteorologists are trying to improve ways of getting policy makers to take their warnings more seriously.

He said none of the patients were seriously ill and all seemed to be recovering.

In this case, it seems to me, that many Chinese researchers and officials have not taken seriously with the excuse of uncertainties.

Small microcontinent, in whose hand half seems to tell the teacher: I also very hesitant but I seriously thinking.

He didn't go into details, but I gather from what he said that she was seriously injured.

This proves that the method of gym payment can seriously affect people's activity levels in this study, at least, by up to 50 per cent.

Treasury and SBA are taking that assignment very seriously and working hard to see what would be most feasible and effective.

Seriously, this time I think I mean it, because two years and a day seems like a good length for this crappy movie.

Seriously, she was, like, trying to take her shirt off.

that's the only reason I haven't had "baby bump" pointed to me yet, because you know, I mean seriously. . .

Christine : You know what? I think you take ping-pong a little too seriously.

Pretending to speak seriously, one of the workmen asked if he might make a telephone call before being taken to the station.

Miss Su 's daughter, a freshman, she said the child read a book, write very seriously, is the reaction of some slow, average.

Appliance waste is one of the main kind for solid wastes, which will pollute environment seriously, if it is not properly disposed.

"I have never heard of such a thing, " she said. "The government takes this case very seriously and is devoting resources to it, " she said.

When he saw many do not understand the problem, he did not seriously consider and deal with, but outside the classroom, stay away.

This could seriously diminish the chances of a significant deficit reduction deal to be reached over the next two weeks.

Lincoln is best known for his policies on abolishing slavery and his belief in self-government; he took his job as president very seriously.

DoubleTwist aims to be the iTunes of the Android platform, but it was way too buggy for me to seriously use.

At any given point during these times, my life might have looked seriously unbalanced. I would call it something else. . . full engagement.

Because if you were, I'd have to seriously think about getting rid of him.

These stories can be seriously funny, especially if one of the kids happens to be in a silly mood.

"I seriously don't watch TV. You know, I watch sports, but I'd much rather read books. And I do. I read a lot, " he said.

My final exams are coming up in a few months and I am anxious that the time I am wasting now will seriously impact on my results.

It is also the stressful life of a dotted, though never, I did not feel the time desolate solemn and take the matter seriously.

Micky cried and said, he is but to cause left Yong Bang to take seriously, do not want to always be left Yong Bang press.

Some people did not take it seriously since it was just a drill, but we think it is a good start.

Those of us that are here are seriously trying to promote harmony between locals and foreigners.

An Jinpeng was born in a poverty stricken family, and his father was seriously ill, so his mother had to do all the farm work.

Chiefly responsible are fundamental economic shifts that may be beyond the power of any US government to seriously influence.

If you want to become a world-class interviewer, then you've got to seriously prepare for your interviews.

Ed Miliband seems at least to be taking this seriously, having appointed Liz Kendall to the shadow cabinet to take charge of social care.

Many years later , the woman became seriously ill. Then she was sent to a famous hospital in London.

Europeans do not seriously contemplate a political union along the lines of that of the United States with a popularly-elected president.

NATO took the threat seriously enough to limit military exercises after volcanic glass built up in fighter engines.

We take every case of harassment seriously and will stand against it as we stand against the breaking of every human right.

Seriously; reading man pages, even on commands you know like the back of your hand, can provide amazing insights.

'If you're going to turn into a pig, my dear, ' said Alice, seriously, 'I'll have nothing more to do with you.

He was seriously wounded in the hand after being stabbed with a knife before he was thrown out of the apartment, via the door.

You've taking it a bit seriously , aren't you, Holidays are only relaxation.

"If you want more responsibility and more autonomy , you're going to be taken more seriously if you're dressing appropriately , " she said.

Railway spokesman said the accident killed at least five people were killed and 21 injured, many seriously.

Fourth, I take seriously the point that none of this will be meaningful without substantial support for transition in the developing world.

so it was at this point that I started thinking more seriously about political office.

It seems to me that the idea of a personal God is an anthropological concept which I cannot take seriously.

It seems to me that the idea of a personal God is an anthropomorphic concept which I cannot take seriously.

Initially, Mr. Nakamura said he wasn't seriously looking at Beijing but changed his mind after he spent more time in the city.

One day - I was about 24 - he asked me quite seriously if I would consider moving with him to Peru to open a sushi restaurant.

I thought I was supposed to look as if I'd spent the night sleeping under a bridge in order for people to take me seriously.

So, if I may, I would like all the educators to understand this very seriously and see its full significance.

'Do you know something? I'm seriously beginning to be afraid I could fall in love with you. You'd better ask Prudence. '

However, airbags inflate very fast and with great force. If you are too close to an inflating airbag, you could be seriously hurt.

Whenever I think of this humorous bit of wisdom, it reminds me not to take my life so seriously.

I began to be seriously interested in Buddhism after coming across an English version of the Heart Sutra.

We find ourselves in a global crisis, and there is no doubt that something has gone seriously awry with our relationship to our environment.

He did not say how the balance could be addressed but noted that his company was taking the suicides very seriously.

"As the company has had more exposure and visibility, I have had to realize that more people take what I say seriously, " he says.

I was working at my office when my sister phoned 500 kilometres away from the hospital to tell me that mother was seriously ill.

Dooku admired how hard he studied and the fact that he took the job of a Senatorial aide so seriously.

Seriously, though, those tattoos, they are beautiful. You mind if I, you know, look at the whole thing?

For months, it had been criticized as lacking strong leadership and for being unable to seriously challenge Iran's entrenched regime.

This grim record makes it near-impossible for outsiders to take seriously Sudan's claims that it is trying to minimise the violence.

In fact even before he met her, the world's most eligible bachelor was only seriously discussed in terms of whom and when he would marry.

We want you to take 50 million of us as seriously as you take one reporter from The Wall Street Journal.

After a long hesitation I told him that his laughter had annoyed me because I was seriously trying to understand what had happened to me.

While facing work and employee, he seems to be very seriously, but faces the time of family and friend, he seem to be very kind, friendly.

Because, you know. Sometimes they just don't fess up like they should. But seriously, let's take the guesswork out of sex already.

I seriously question the sanity of any American calling for a strong and nuclear armed Japanese military.

Eve did not take God's words & command seriously so that she did not have the ability to defeat temptation with God's words.

Whenot I imagine of that humorous bit of wisdom, it re heads me not to took my life so seriously.

It says something about the pass to which Europe has come that this is now a possibility being seriously discussed.

If a teenager is trying to avoid relationships or constantly becomes seriously angry, more than normal teenage rebellion may be going on.

There was no sign of her at tea-time, and I began to be seriously worried.

Few investors or policymakers seem to be seriously contemplating this scenario.

We have to ask ourselves very seriously what will happen if this two-fold use of knowledge with its ever-increasing power continues.

Since the NDRC was established, he said, the pace of reform "has seriously slowed down. "

He said the United States takes the issue very seriously, and has worked with the Iraqis for a very long time to combat it.

No doubt people scarred by this crisis will take such advice seriously, for a while.

The company has informed the FBI of its report, which said it was investigating the attacks and took the matter seriously.

He would have such a hard time if he took every single situation seriously.

Work should be seriously man, how much gain there are that many.

When the customs staff to let her stop, she did not seriously, gas from the cart, grab her handbag and ran.

Mr. Owens, who said he started and financed Amerilink with his own money, said he takes security concerns seriously.

Do not take life too seriously. You'll never get out of it alives.

For that reason, parents take the language subject seriously. Some engage tutors to help their children at home.

It would be easy to mock them, but the strength of Shaw's book lies in her ability to take Octavia seriously as a religious figure.

In short, what's good for China is not necessarily good for profit growth, at least if rebalancing is to be pursued seriously.

He did not seriously study the results he had not passed the English exam.

Do not take it seriously; he did it out of impulse.

You simply try to see things very seriously, make simple things to be too complex, it looks like you will be very painful.

The question of a more comfortable dwelling than the Chimneys must therefore be seriously considered and promptly resolved on.

At the beginning, nobody took her seriously, but at sight of her perfect performance all the judges were filled with wonder.

You're taking it a bit seriously, are't you? Holidays are only relaxation.

At first it all seemed a little fantastical to me, but after challenging a lot of these ideas, I began to take a lot of them seriously.

The official Xinhua News Agency said the wounded were taken to hospitals, but did not say how seriously they were hurt.

Sebastian now appeared in the distance, a mannish spring in his stride, and with every evidence that he took himself seriously.

With his 50th birthday looming, Mr Banga started to think seriously about what he wanted to do with the rest of his career.

It is said arbitrarily that the planning and design concept of the contemporary Chinese University is lagging behind the reality seriously.

Jorma Ollila, its chairman, said he took the vote "very seriously" and promised to "reflect carefully" .

'No seriously ' I a sked. I was curious w hat may have motivated her to be taking on this challenge at her age.

Once, Paul during battles head seriously injured, the doctor took him from death came out of the hand.

Of course, the paying customers got shafted every now and then, and after a while we began to take their complaints seriously.

And you know, that's something that we take seriously, as a responsibility of running the company.

In the final year of my presidency, I began to think seriously about writing my memoirs.

Mr Griffin talks about seriously contesting "at least a dozen" seats at the next general election.

Obey the arrangement of leadership, complete the task seriously the account, easy to get along with his colleagues.