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But smaller males hang out close to the nuptial pair and rush in to mate with her just as she releases her eggs.

I mean it was a clear thing to me that it's not my way of living to rush in things .

Rush in to wipe out the oppressors; after you gun down the enemy Marines, destroy the armed Dominion Transport that fires on you.

We want the United States to rush in and treat them as a victim of crime like they would be treated here at home.

Just as a train is about to go, a young couple rush in and they're just about to close the pneumatic doors.

When the railroad lands about Bonneville had been thrown open, there had been almost a rush in the matter of settlement.

If New Delhi is expecting foreign direct investment to rush in and to help rescue the debt-laden economy, it had better think again.

You've probably heard of the California Gold Rush of 1848. But did you know there was also a gold rush in Georgia?

"Everyone is in a rush in New York, even in restaurants and in cafes, " he said.

They were to rush in and completely destroy the city, all the animals and yes, all the people.

Wise men said only fools rush in, but I can't help falling in love with you.

At this time, our these elves then will rush in the breeze and pursue to dance in the wind of willow catkins.

In robbing bank, he takes the lead to rush in and come out in the last turn to protect all mates, which is the righteousness.

He may rush in his paces or he might go too slow to avoid stretching his stiff side.

A rush in orders is prompting suppliers to ramp up production capacity and is forcing manufacturers to reconfigure factories to meet orders.

Fresh colleagues and partners will rush in and a new circle of life will be formed.

A simplistic economic model suggests that wages will fall, private sector companies will rush in, and growth will resume.

Do not be swayed by silliness like "fools rush in where angels fear to tread. "

Now, the VOA Special English program WORDS AND THEIR STORIES. Today's word, pan, takes us back to the days of the gold rush in California.

The former Portuguese colony is experiencing an economic boom as American companies rush in to open new hotels and casinos.

it is the point at which the mind stops and something else takes over (words run out when feelings rush in).

"Meng" , they said, literally means "rush" in Chinese, which made him more accident prone than others.

The medical workers rush in and begin asking you questions as they work to rescue your child.

The extra microsecond allows them to rush in and place their buy or sell order before everybody else drives the price up or down.

Writing and life, too, it is an embrace of the soul, and a desperate rush in vitro.

In 1865, during the time of the gold rush in Otago in the South Island, the first Chinese settlers arrived in New Zealand.

Marriage is but like a besieged fortress, where a lot of outsiders long to rush in, while the inmates wish to break out.

Everybody bought some just because the goods were cheap, but they turned out to be faulty --- they say fools rush in.

He knows he should rush in to help, but his fear has him utterly paralyzed, frozen to the stairs while his friend gets killed.

And one day, too late, your principles, if you were ever sensible of them, all rush in upon you.

Therapists often won't rush in to fill the silence, because most are comfortable with it.

In a developed national in economy has an suite of registration of birth system One day, a hacker rush in the centre of registration.

Now boars rush in and out of the dusky surf.

But you simply can't rush in with top-down solutions in such a situation.

When the song ends, a new beat begins and a dozen people rush in to dance in a circle.

Finally, the hippo opens its mouth, home of the good stuff. And fish rush in like hungry shoppers at a half-off big sale.

Why did Heberly rush in a fever to the luxury shops of New York for intimate gifts , for tributes to Ramona ?

It advises Chinese businesses not to rush in blindly, not to expect quick returns and not to comment on North Korean politics.

To stay away from the assassination of an eagle, a avoid rush in the hall.

otherwise, the tap water would soon run dry when everyone in the city got up and joined the "water rush" in the morning.

My mom had to rush in and help me while I still had my pants around my ankles.

The proverb has a strong meaning for David. He is really thoughtful about the tattoos he gets. He doesn't just rush in.

mad rush "in juvenile-yu Wang carpenter's bowl secretly replaced pesticide moves inside; "

If the Arabs sense that the Israelis have lost more than they have admitted, they might rush in.

Global investors who missed out on the first tech gold rush in China appear eager to not make the same mistake again.

There is always a rush in the shops before Christmas.

It should jam Colonel Qaddafi's communications and rush in a no-fly zone.

When prices rise, the pros reduce their buying, but amateurs rush in, sucked in by the good news.

Authorities say two trains collided during the morning rush in Rome.

Was the BR rush in 3rd game a defending act against his Tower Tush?

As we age, our chromosomes fracture, and specialized proteins rush in to reverse the damage.

They blocked the door so I couldn't rush in.

Well, A is going to, oh, sorry, A over here is going to rush in.

I deeply apologize for the rush in signing the CDs. . . SORRY!

The aimless investors rush in the stock market desperately.

What normally happens is that we wait for a famine, and then rush in with emergency rations.

Rush in the going toward of swagger hot springs pond son isn't a quite regular matter?

An unmarried woman can rush in the dreams of five men in a single night.

If there's a way, I'll find it someday, and then this fool will rush in.

Now dorsa rush in fm abroad n stock rapidly decrease outgo early order.

a territory in northwestern Canada; site of the Klondike gold rush in the 1890s.

China's hunger for almonds and cashews has seen a nut rush in California.

Fools rush in where fools have been before.

Yes, it allows water to rush in, but that's a good thing, says Sinclair.

It rush in the breeze of lightly moving young, you are to want to do an eagle, comparing with day high?

The Denver Nuggets: The city of Denver, Colorado, arose during a gold rush in 1859.

People, from almost all parts of the world, rush in and out of railway stations every day.

More people rush in and buy.

The soldiers will rush in at the officer's command.

Did Bush Deceive Us in His Rush in War?

Miss Singapore: It always wants to rush in quick and leave 15 minutes before the show is over.

For fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

Means barley, wheat and other crop seeds are ripe Mountain, rush in the harvest is very urgent.

Fools rush in where engels fear to tread.

Fools rush in where angels fear to tread.

This town eye-witnessed the gold rush in 20th century.

Fools rush in where angels fear to teasyst.

You get a rush in your veins and we start to move.

I can't help falling in love with you, Baggio. WIse men say only fools rush in, and I just want to be one of the fools

they were heard running down the stairs and through the long passages , then there was a rush in the court , afterwards all was still ;

I have to rush in the direction I desire.

If you find no direction, there is no need to rush, in fact, this is normal.

I have a regular meeting on every Tuesday afternoon. I rush in our office early to inquire if the postbaggage arrived.

Have not had time to eat dinner, you have to immediately rush in the past.

You follow me and we rush in.

To come up and rush in the club and run up in it with a bunch of

She's always in a rush in the morning to get the kids to school.

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after three days of rush in the harvest the crops in the fields play Chinese rain scenes;

China's Gold Rush in Athens

You get a rush in your

And I want to feel that rush in my spine

I'm not, but I like rivers that rush in