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Sometimes you have to be creative about ditching the task before it saps all the energy out of you.

Over the next three years, SAPs ERP systems will be deployed across most of ABB's business organizations, it was announced today.

Stepping into the conference hall, that energetic sense of purpose and urgency which the climate movement outside instils in you, saps away.

Standing up saps some of my extra restless energy, allowing me to focus better on the task at hand.

The desertion of an ally, especially from fear of war, saps the spirit of any army.

It is usually meaningless work, not overwork, that wears us down, saps our strength, and robs our joy.

This sort of thing saps any chance at self-confidence.

It suffers from slow growth, high unemployment and a welfare state that saps competitiveness and pushes up taxes.

The miserable record of its social spending deprives firms of well-nourished, well-schooled workers, and saps the political will for reform.

This thing that they have done against me hurts justice; destroys faith; saps the foundation of the Church.

The efficacy was measured by Scale for the Assessment of Negative Symptoms (SANS) and Scale for Assessment of Positive Symptoms (SAPS).

Marx also claimed that capitalism alienates us from our essential nature and saps us of our creative juices.

I dream a world where all Will know sweet freedom's way, Where greed no longer saps the soul Nor avarice blights our day.

Most of us, though, are used to focusing on our flaws, which easily distorts our view and saps any self-compassion.

Over time this saps the economic and political strength that was the source of the privilege.

Which juices or saps or leaves can be used to attract, or repel certain animals.

The passage of time saps a foundation of the unique energy of its founder.

Globalisation imposes wrenching change and simultaneously saps the ability of governments to adapt.

The SAPs have some form of influence on soil urease activity, which correlates with soil nitrogen transformation.

It also saps growth, because U. S. consumer demand is being met by foreign rather than domestic production.

But the lack of volatility saps the main excuse Japanese officials use when they intervene.

Because outside the wealthy world, this disease causes vast numbers of preventable deaths and saps the strength of vast populations.

that in turn saps banks' capital, forcing further credit contraction.

Bearing a grudge saps one's energies and accomplishes absolutely nothing.

We're now engaged in a process of elimination where finding food to eat is time-consuming and saps our energy.

But pursuing an ultimately meaningless career saps the will to live.

All of the low SAPS oils are not generally recommended for use with high Sulfur fuels.

Our dependence on foreign oil strains family budgets and saps our economy.

Sap: Multiple Saps placed by multiple Rogues will now be handled correctly in all cases.

But as yet the site doesn't have an entry for politicians who almost kill the poor saps they are hunting or fishing with.

Too little sleep creates fatigue. Fatigue saps sex drive.

Complaining, criticizing and gossiping is a waste of time and saps your energy.

They pushed forward saps into No Man's Land.

But this perfectionism takes work, and it saps my confidence.

The danger is that it saps confidence in that grand project.

"It saps morale. It's a horrible atmosphere to work in. "

What is in the video is not how the SAPS in a democratic South Africa goes about its work

SAP; structural adjustment programmes (SAPs);

And stand up to the bigger heads because the whole ah them are saps

Pine implies a lingering, often nostalgic desire that saps strength or spirit: