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This learning curve is fast and simple. This means that the company you work with must be down to earth in how they communicate with you.

Mencius once said: the day will be down to the great man also, must suffer, the labor of their bones, their body skin hunger.

Young people like the beginning of our little long, riding the beginning of the journey must be down-to-earth, and work hard.

But new research suggests it may be down to a subconscious power struggle being played out as you make your way up or down.

That Skyes is able to give such a compelling performance may partly be down to the fact that he was once an abandoned pooch himself.

This does not seem to be down to a lack of investor enthusiasm.

Much of this may be down to the relatively steady signs of improvement in the U. S. economy (outside of lagging jobs).

If you struggle to get through the day without a constant supply of coffee or tea, it may be down to more than just personal taste.

It suddenly dawned on me that I should learn to be down-to-each.

"By then stocks should be down to very low levels, maybe down to 10 days consumption, " he said.

If it was time to put in work would you be down to ride?

"The explanation could be down to the post-Christmas malaise, pressure from well-meaning friends and relatives or New Year's resolutions. "

Sales levels indicate that it is behaviour that is learned, so it may be down to women's mothers that they like to shop so much.

Okay, looks like you might be down to ten dollars per day for the food thing.

There is some sympathy that this may be down to bad luck.

This problem may be down to a faulty evaporator temperature sensor.

"If he loses the world title now, it will be down to a problem from the team, not him, " Webber added.

No-impatience means we need to be down-to-earth, with our mind at peace. There is no need to be hasty.

The writer thinks that the new curriculum reform requires our tolerance and needs us to be down-to-earth.

That judicial review should be down to an appropriate level and have appropriate standards and criteria.

There is no way a person with his nose in the air can be down-to-earth.

More recently, mathematical models have suggested they may actually be down to drivers' behaviour.

It may be down to the hotter weather or the longer days, says US researcher Dr Kristen Navara.

Much of the blame must be down to poor execution.

Everything of course will be down to a medical so we have plenty to do yet.

In Singapore, 80% of adults have myopia, he says, which could be down to the intensive education system.

Neil Shearing of Capital Economics, a consultancy, reckons it may be down to as little as 3. 5% by the end of 2008.

In the vicissitudes in the bitter waiting, in the dead of night watchman is fondly, only will be down to sunset!

In Swaziland over 40% of the adult population has HIV; life expectancy in Botswana will soon be down to the mid-20s on average.

'It will be down to individual retailers to think about how this can work for their brands. '

This may be down to popular indifference to the furore.

Brown said everything should be down to make sure a poll of flex the way in Zimbabwe.

Since then that share has fallen to just over half. In another decade it could be down to 40%.

You can't always have your head in the cloud, you need to be down-to-earth.

Be initiative and self-motivated. Be down-to-earth, careful and earnest.

Stop daydreaming , Bob, and be down to earth.

In the end, though, the decisions will be down to me.

If rivals stumble or fail, that may be down to their own inefficiency or poor products, and not because they were preyed upon.

Which route you opt for may partly be down to the time you have and also where you are looking to invest.

When you select the work, the work to be down to earth in order to create a better tomorrow.

This little feline may be down to 8 lives now.

We can't always have our head in the cloud, we need to be down-to-earth.

Therefore, we should be down-to-earth, working hard, but not ? ambitious.

It will be down to the manager (when Cole can return). I am looking to train with the team and it is down to the manager when I can play.

I'll be down to meet you at the station, Odie.

Consequently, we should be down-to-the-earth and practice a lot before we can actually acquire some practical skills.

By 2013-14, spending is forecast to be down to 43. 4 per cent of GDP, while receipts rise to 37. 9 per cent.

I'll be down to get you in a taxi, honey