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He took formal charge of the ruling Peronist movement, routinely gave orders to ministers and oversaw economic policy.

Those who routinely fumble around with a remote control just trying to change the television channel might have stopped reading by now.

Propaganda photos like this are routinely used to reinforce the paternalistic image of the Communist Party caring for its citizens.

Visiting investors are routinely given the red-carpet treatment, as if the vanguard of a new caravan of capital bearers.

Today, gay bars routinely make local bar rags and gay newspapers available, but that tends to be the extent of their engagement.

It's the kind of thing you routinely say standing around the campfire on your first day out of the city.

Surely these negative opinions of their gender are down to boys growing up in a culture that routinely derides and ridicules masculinity.

A Beijing-based spokesperson said Intel routinely considered new sites for its operations and China was "one of our target countries" .

For months, he said, he has wagered the Swiss franc would eventually fall, even as the currency routinely hit record highs against the euro.

In Georgia, where court funds have fallen by 25% in the last two years, criminal cases now routinely take more than a year to come to trial.

If I had more glasses and a bigger table, I might routinely inflict three wines at a time on my guests.

Has too many speeches to say does not export routinely constrains actually seals in the heart.

Hotel security services routinely monitor Craigslist to see how much of the erotic trade they are attracting.

Last week, he said that Exxon 'routinely evaluates potential development opportunities around the world. '

Mr. Ghafar said he routinely paid bribes to the police who threatened to hinder his passage through Kabul, sometimes several in a day.

The hens lay many eggs, as artifical light is set up to run to the length of a spring day, and medicines are routinely added to their feed.

Antigen receptor gene rearrangement and hybridization have been used routinely in auxiliary diagnosis of lymphomas.

It is routinely probed by time-of-flight experiments and can be rationalized in terms of random walk within a rough energy landscape.

But the airborne measles virus is so contagious that a second vaccination, given either routinely or in a mass campaign, is often needed.

When it was time to leave, he very routinely jumped into the passenger side of my car and sat on the carpet waiting patiently for me.

It is just as important that you and your partner are routinely checked for herpes or any STD for that matter.

Overall, though, the review did not provide solid evidence that the medicine routinely benefits cardiac patients with angina.

Nabokov routinely composed on such cards, shuffling and reshuffling the deck as he wrote. It was like constructing a puzzle.

Flowing water, though, has routinely moved gargantuan amounts of sediment on Earth and could have done so on the Red Planet as well.

Despite this, risk assessments are routinely used to help decide who should be locked up, who should undergo therapy and who should go free.

Patients in the trial were routinely visited and tested several times a year over the course of the trial.

They routinely make plans at the beginning of a new year and try to fulfill the goals they set for themselves.

This sort of storytelling is used routinely by psychologists when they wish to induce a temporary change in someone's point of view.

If none of the above work for you there is only one option left. Keep a file of the names of people you meet and review it routinely.

The aim of enrichment is to extract the rare form of uranium from the ore that miners routinely dig out of the ground.

The worst of them, by the name of Hines, routinely tore apart the shyest girls with her taunts and shunning.

And what they want you to see, beyond the masks, is that there are great women artists whose work is routinely ignored by the art world.

She lost all-around gold when teammate Nastia Liukin, whom she had routinely defeated the last couple of years, performed almost flawlessly.

The system pays off for the company too the interns routinely work full time hours but collect no health benefits.

Seven out of ten Americans routinely tell pollsters that they want their president to have a strong personal faith.

Screening using pap smear is routinely done in the United States and Europe, where it has led to a 50 percent reduction in mortality.

Many Chinese companies paid "slave wages" , he said, and routinely ignored safety regulations and labour laws.

Pyongyang routinely accuses the U. S. and South Korea of staging the military drills as a rehearsal for an attack on North Korea.

We do not know, but routinely in the past, he simply refuses to do so.

' It reported that Greeks on average paid almost $A2000 a year in bribes, and shops routinely refused to provide tax receipts for purchases.

The U. S. Food and Drug Administration does not specify safe lead limits, or even routinely test for this toxin in herbal supplements.

But once a substance can be routinely detected, terrorists will either attempt to conceal it better, or make something else.

The Item property, also known as the indexer, is routinely used in the settings wrapper class derived from ApplicationSettingsBase.

The reading of the independent temperature indicator should be routinely checked against the chart recorder during the sterilisation period.

The current crisis is routinely described as a symptom of deregulation, but it is equally the child of earlier, ill-fated interventions.

He diligently attempted to box out his opposite number , but routinely got shoved underneath the hoop.

He points to a recent study stating that families that routinely eat together are half as likely to have children involved with drugs.

But President Bush would routinely toss out this excuse and the national media would dutifully report it, as though it somehow made sense.

In Switzerland, the bank divvied up the top 1, 000 clients and assigned senior executives to check in with them routinely.

Red and blue spectacles, it was imagined, would be routinely employed to watch a film. Flat projection would be a historical curio.

China routinely condemns any meeting between the Dalai Lama and foreign leaders as an unwarranted interference in its affairs.

Some of the cash is routinely used for acquisitions. But the pace is expected to pick up.

As part of their study, they routinely recorded the body length and mass of each creature they caught.

These days I rarely catch more than a short playback of a football game, but I routinely join friends for competitive games of badminton.

It is usually not a good idea to routinely discard messages in production environments.

The U. S. government routinely surveys retail meat and poultry for four types of drug-resistant bacteria, but S. aureus is not among them.

Not so long ago Beijing routinely protested its anxiety not to disturb the established international order.

It routinely creates and distributes great products for free, even when there is no obvious benefit to the company.

But the word 'caste' is routinely used by government experts to refer to social strata in underprivileged Muslim communities.

For this, she was routinely condemned for ice-cold brutishness by the left, and by some in her own party.

Stenting is routinely used to open plaque- clogged coronary arteries, which cause heart attacks.

One of the biggest problems is schooling: Roma children are routinely placed in institutions for the mentally handicapped.

I picked up this bad habit when growing up in Santiago, Chile, where drivers are ill-tempered and routinely curse each other.

When horrific murders occur, the film and television industries routinely attempt to transfer criticism to the weapons used.

Our brains routinely recognise signals from our environment, including advertisements, that we have no awareness of ever seeing.

It may take a while to realize that someone routinely comes up with such time-saving insights.

But what started out as a medical instrument is now used routinely to probe complex questions about behaviour and motivation.

The restarts typically are approved routinely, but all have been delayed since the Fukushima Daiichi disaster.

Unfortunately, C2C vendors do not routinely card, what a hot selling what potential there is nothing to sell.

Hmm, maybe about 10% of that I've used, but it's nothing I couldn't have picked up with a couple good books, which I routinely do now.

None of the turmoil that routinely attends film-star existence ever seemed to visit the Astaire household.

They routinely ignore red traffic lights, menacing pedestrians crossing the road when it ought to be safe.

This method is easier to use to screen for mycobacteria and is the method routinely used in sputum specimens sent to the laboratory.

illustrationIn IBM Rational's work with its clients, we routinely deal with requirements that vary from one release to the next.

Only a handful of centers in the United States routinely employ the skinny scope as part of clinical practice.

Fortunately, for those unlucky enough to live in parts of the world where childbirth is routinely life-threatening, people do keep trying.

The U. S. Army routinely refers to the "eight battlefield systems" during operational exercises and tactical training of combat units.

Some companies routinely ask "How did you hear about us? " of every new customer who phones or visits.

As the work progresses, they routinely check their work into a CVS repository.

In a country where workers routinely take bosses hostage, no one wants to meddle with their right to go camping.

When asked by the authorities, households seem routinely to understate their wealth out of fear that the taxman will get the data.

Aiming to cook a roast or steak until it's pink at the center, we routinely overcook the rest of it.

As a champion teenage marathoner, he routinely modified his own running shoes in search of better performance.

In either airport, I can routinely exit the aircraft and be out the door of the airport within roughly 30 minutes.

Strong winds that blow across this part of Asia routinely pick up and deposit tens of thousands of tons of now exposed soil every year.

Funduscopic examination should be performed routinely before initiating and periodically during the course of somatropin therapy.

Such employees routinely leave promising careers with one company to start all over again someplace else.

However, routinely examining your penis can give you greater awareness of the condition of your penis and help you detect changes.

U. S. officials routinely call the Asia-Pacific region one of the most dynamic and significant for American interests in the coming decades.

Two former employees of a college placement agency told Marketplace they routinely falsified application materials.

It creates a culture in which people routinely jump from one job to another, looking to get in on the next must-have product or service.

On the heights above, British marines at the sharp end of NATO's war against the Taliban routinely come under fire from guns and rockets.

Official Chinese statements routinely say that sanctions are not the solution to the North Korean problem.

Protesters' numbers are growing and demonstrations that have routinely taken place after Friday prayers increasingly continue into the week.

British subjects are routinely put under surveillance by flying drones or harassed by the police, the tax authorities and social services.

When the woman asks if he routinely sends shirtless photos of himself to women on Craigslist, Mr. Lee responds, "Sorry, it's all I had. "

Provinces and municipalities, responsible for things like housing, water and sanitation, routinely underspend their capital budgets.

So why did Ottawa agree to insure the money they routinely borrow from other banks, a practice that keeps their credit operations liquid?

As it happens, Tesco routinely collects such information from holders of its Clubcard loyalty card.

Customs officials in Istanbul, unable to afford a pipeful, routinely shook down visitors for smoking supplies.

Throughout the disaster, officials routinely recorded off-the-chart pollution levels.

Young children tend not to routinely wear sunglasses, possibly due to high rates of breakage and general intolerance to wearing glasses.

In lab settings, women routinely outperform men in facial-recognition skills, both in terms of speed and reliability.

The US military and CIA do not routinely confirm drone operations, but analysts say only they have deployed such aircraft in the region.

For a man routinely described as charismatic and inspiring, he seems surprisingly uncomfortable. See for yourself: It's still up.

But only a few people get measles in countries where children are routinely vaccinated.

Though Herge is routinely voted onto lists of "10 famous Belgians" , he had no illusions about his homeland's limitations as a market.

The Pentagon already routinely uses robotic aeroplanes known as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).

Software companies routinely release patches to combat known attacks, so it's important to keep your software up to date.

People who organise protests judged hostile or subversive are routinely detained, jailed or, in the case of foreigners, deported.

immunisation for cholera is not routinely recommended . it does not provide full protection from infection.

Such a briefing is done routinely, even when two qualified pilots are involved in the flight.

Vanguard Class submarines routinely spend weeks at a time underwater on patrol in the North Atlantic.

Routinely to be responsible to accomplish LWR independently in time, which includes color matching, sample production and physical test.

That is now routinely cited as a cautionary tale against premature fiscal tightening since it was followed by a steep recession.

SALESMEN for one of Britain's biggest energy companies are routinely lying to householders to trick them into signing up as new customers.

Routine post-mortem examination is routinely carried out to ensure that the carcasses and its organs are disease free.

In the next few years, space tourism companies hope to start routinely flying passengers on suborbital space flights.

Distance glasses (minus lenses) are routinely prescribed. These function by bringing everything closer, up within the range of clear vision.

They figured that different customers could coexist on the same frequency if they did not have to listen to each other routinely.

Routinely report within Bucyrus on actions taken with equipment for use in warranty negotiations or other purposes.

Scientists today routinely analyze DNA in blood, saliva, or hair left behind at the scene of a crime.

They routinely do battle with terrifying contraptions, chemicals, sharp objects and irons capable of scalding.

The dW Java team loves Sing, and I'm routinely reminded by them that I should strong-arm him into writing again.

State legislators routinely push for changes, and a bill to establish no-fault divorce in New York is under review.

Our people are routinely made aware of their job responsibilities and expectations throughout their period of employment with the Company.

Due to space limitations, offshore pipe racks tend to be narrower and routinely contain many layers of pipe.

Beginning in 1983, the U. S. solicitor general routinely urged the Supreme Court, on behalf of the federal government, to overturn Roe.

and routinely stopping to read all the old book catalogs before he throws them away.

For that to happen routinely, the technology will have to improve a lot (see article).

Secondary dressings consisting of hydrogel bolsters or moist gauze were applied routinely at a rate determined by the investigator.

China's state-run banks routinely extend loans to state-owned enterprises that are not expected to be repaid.

When a confirmation box is issued routinely, users get used to approving it routinely.

"We go back to a site dozens of times and find new species routinely, " says marine biologist Cindy Lee Van Dover of Duke University.

In fact most of these high tech items are exported routinely by US companies around the world.

A text message's content is so condensed that it routinely fails, even more than email, to convey the writer's tone and affect.

Now I look at colleagues routinely taking a year's maternity leave and returning part-time.

something that other people submit to you that you routinely have to edit or reformat?

Total joint prostheses will routinely set off the detector, whereas nails, plates, screws, and wires are rarely detected.

It will be a while, yet, before lifeforms are routinely designed on a laptop. But this will come.

Japanese Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's annual visits to a Tokyo war shrine (Yasukuni) routinely draw fierce protests from China.

The shift was seen as an admission by the authorities that quotas were routinely ignored and therefore ineffective.

Buildings are routinely designed, constructed and maintained to be optimised over their entire life span.

Add to this knowledge by routinely documenting new strategic ideas and techniques that become evident throughout the day.

When he worked in France , the kitchens would routinely rip the labels off ingredients imported from Britain , to pass them off as local .

Survey content was limited to only those practices and procedures routinely used by audiologists across the nation.

The private sector routinely introduces reductions in costs and improvements in performance that are almost unknown in the public sector.

Marketers routinely track shoppers as they make their way around supermarkets and listen in on their conversations at the counter.

An answer to the question: can promethazine be routinely used in asthmatic disease in childhood ?

While cellphones in the classroom might not be routinely accepted, mobile devices are becoming increasingly ubiquitous as educational tools.

We routinely do intellectual feats that would be impossible without our technology.

According to Deacon, stargates are routinely used for transport to distant locations, 'travel time' being instantaneous.

Is routinely measuring hair cortisol -- and intervening if it is elevated -- an option?

Two years ago, a sports school in northeastern Liaoning province was busted for routinely injecting students with steroids.

During the deportations, conditions were deplorable and men were routinely separated from the rest and executed.

In one mixed ward of psychogeriatric patients constipation was a common problem for which laxatives were routinely given.

He routinely reprimanded employees at the top of his lungs.

For these days one of America's two great political parties routinely makes equally nonsensical promises.

Firms routinely employ thousands of workers and move billions of dollars-worth of goods and services within their borders.

I routinely take out a credit card and show it to managers when I'm speaking about design debt.

Since the 1970s, doctors have routinely listened to fetal heartbeats despite no real evidence that it did any good.

Not long ago, people who routinely plugged their own names into online search engines were thought to be engaging in "vanity Googling. "

Drivers routinely overtake on the right, taxis breeze through red lights, cyclists ride against the traffic and pedestrians jaywalk.

Did you know that Israel uses torture routinely in jails (only against non-Jews of course) despite the Israeli High Court outlawing it?

Tricuspid ring tricuspid annuloplasty should be routinely used in surgery.

What part of the normal day with your family routinely causes suffering?

Even so, Mr Coulson's old publication stands out, routinely crushing rivals with a blend of hard work, money and cunning.

They are also often used in everyday conversation, and government officials routinely use the abbreviations at press conferences.

Sterilizing filters should be routinely discarded after processing of a single lot.

Outsiders are routinely surprised by Pixar's cultural honesty and willingness to be challenged.

Their executives are routinely shuttled back and forth by the Communist Party to government positions.

"Follow the money" is the advice routinely offered to detectives in low-budget thrillers.

Local families no longer routinely submit their second sons to the monasteries, making recruitment of monks a concern.

Many users report that while their company may have lots of rooms or resources, they only routinely use a few.

Reservoir simulation is routinely used in the petroleum industry for reservoir management .

The penalties even for inadvertent infringement are so punishing that creators routinely have to self-censor their work.

This shows us both that the calls are detectable over hundreds of miles, and that whales routinely swim hundreds of miles.

A few years back he routinely found bighorn ewes and lambs munching and frolicking on the manicured parkways.

It will be a while, yet, before lifeforms are routinely designed on a laptop.

That dynamic is now routinely seen among native-born Asian Americans and Hispanic Americans.

Routinely supervision for production process, operator performance and equipment efficiency.

I would not go that far. Energetic people now routinely work through their 60s and beyond, and remain dazzlingly productive.

EGS is undoubtedly one of the purest materials routinely available.

That was a sign of official approval because government censors routinely remove politically sensitive content.

It's tiresome to have to remember to plug in my phone, my ipod, my laptops and anything else I routinely use on the go.

In 2002, it was found to have routinely lied about safety data relating to cracks in its reactors.

Two previous analyses of the CDM suggested that companies routinely abuse the UN-backed offsetting scheme, wasting billions of pounds.

Is the medical device intended to be routinely cleaned and disinfected by the user?

Many governments routinely suppress civil society by restricting freedom of the press, expression, and assembly.

Chinese officials routinely build infrastructure and relocate residents despite opposition.

Teens who routinely exercise (especially in organized activities like team sports) are less likely to smoke or abuse drugs or alcohol.

Most of the workshops are constructed illegally on government land, power is routinely stolen and commercial licences are rarely sought.

Yet there is no question that patients routinely benefit from going online before visiting the doctor.

Cash and drugs were routinely exchanged from coast to coast through shippers like FedEx, the court papers said.

If bluefin could be farmed routinely, it might bring the price down, relieving pressure on wild stocks, as happened with salmon.

We bought some more computers and tried again, thereby learning other new ways in which modern technology can routinely ruin your mood.

The British press as well as the government routinely took this disdainful view of India's leading anti-colonial campaigner.

I've held up Rational Team Concert as the tool that naturally encourages collaboration and generates good metrics routinely.

It thins the blood, which is why it is routinely prescribed for people who already have heart disease or who have had a stroke.

People in love feel emotions for the person they love that they do not routinely feel for others.

To Brussels' irritation, Beijing has encouraged this by routinely circumventing the commission to deal directly with national capitals.

Moreover, sports coverage routinely violates the ethical norms by which the profession asks to be judged.

This information is routinely used by IBM Support to track down the source of the messages and problems reported in the runtime logs.

Magnetars, so rare that only a dozen or so have been discovered, routinely emit high-energy x-rays and even gamma rays.

"Workers routinely endure dangerous work environments and lack any safety net, including medical and accident insurance, " the report says.

Broadcast stories also tend to leave out some details, such as ages and addresses, which are routinely found in print.

Although many countries around the world routinely block and filter net content, China's regime is regarded as particularly severe.

Due to the increased surface area that the fin design provides, shorter implants can be used routinely.

That a primary dealer could be so leveraged may well prompt questions about the New York Fed's scrutiny of firms it routinely deals with.

Expect prices to start at $12000 or so, or routinely a few thousand less than the competition.

We look forward to the time when our forecasts of space weatherbecome as commonplace as the predictions meteorologists routinely provide.

The News of the World seems routinely to have asked a private investigator to hack into mobile-phone mailboxes, which is a crime.

Over the past several months, Shouwang's members have been routinely detained and its leaders put under house arrest.

They were routinely subjected to casual sexism and were expected to abandon their careers when they married and had children.

The top two results actually reflect what experts routinely cite as major reasons for divorce internationally.

The panel will almost certainly ask that more research on the subject be conducted, but such calls are routinely ignored.

Aircraft flying from Mumbai to Delhi , a two-hour trip, routinely circle in the air for another hour while a landing slot is found.

With the failure of the Disneyland Paris project in recent memory, Prost said politics are routinely a problem "in France" .

Officials routinely refer to the dispute over competing claims in the South China Sea as a maritime security issue.

In surveys consumers routinely guess that Heineken is German (it's really Dutch ) and that Nokia is Japanese (it's Finnish).

Government inspectors will not routinely use the sophisticated tests that could reveal the contaminants.

While western politicians routinely worry about globalisation, they have yet to focus on a more plausible threat.

You might miss a moon or two on occasion, because these moons routinely swing in front and in back of Jupiter.

But structured products routinely received more liberal grades, irrespective of their complexity.

Police also routinely prevent lawyers from meeting their clients in detention despite legal provisions guaranteeing such access.

THE cables reported that Mr. Surkov routinely contacted editors about coverage, sometimes engaging in "close textual analysis. "

Some come from cultures without consumer protection policies, leaving poor people routinely exploited by predatory lenders.

In the old days, people used to routinely take ferries back and forth for work and play.

But even they often use their cellphones at home, because their friends and family members dial their cellphone number routinely.

Only about 15 percent car thefts result in an arrest, because few police departments routinely conduct in-depth auto investigations.

Another special modification that Moog routinely performs is customized spool null cutting to solve specific system or machine problems.

Poor: Pesticides and dispersal equipment not routinely stored apart from other items, including chemicals, or stored in processing area.

They add that police also routinely plant evidence on suspects and stage fake encounters in which "militants" are killed.

Researchers now routinely use optical tweezers based on this push to pin down and manipulate atoms and small objects.

Passengers are routinely charged hundreds of dollars for excess baggage and sports equipment, but their own weight is not measured.

Lawmakers in Washington routinely pass nonbinding resolutions supporting Israel during Middle East crises.

Synthetic DNA is, after all, routinely incorporated into living things by academics, by biotech companies, even by schoolchildren.

Confined to the sidelines, parents and coaches routinely scream at one another, at the referees and sometimes even at the kids.

Flip back and forth rapidly between two similar bitmaps. What catches your eye? Astronomers once did this routinely to detect comets.

South Korean forces on the island and all along the border area routinely monitor North Korean military radio.

The Beijing post is so strategically important, its authority is routinely usurped by Washington.

Google, meanwhile, routinely launches new products with a "beta" label on them.

Investors have been routinely disappointed by economic data that showed the economy's recovery is slow and choppy.

Dealmakers who advise Chinese companies routinely complain that an impediment to outbound activity is risk-averse decision-making.

I routinely ask for a better price on virtually everything expensive that I buy, from appliances to hotel rooms.

The patients in the control group were treated routinely with Granisetron Hydrocloride Injection during chemotherapy.

Day in and day out, the global flow of goods routinely adapts to all kinds of glitches and setbacks.

Pakistan and its nuclear-capable neighbor India both routinely carry out tests of various missile.

As recently as the 1960s, doctors routinely advised against rigorous exercise, particularly for older adults who could injure themselves.

As a consequence, many researchers routinely violate its requirements.