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If that were true for galaxies, the most distant visible objects in the sky would be receding at velocities just shy of the speed of light.

The important thing is we've got to be better when we don't have the ball - but the boys aren't shy of hard work.

Remember that in the West no-one is ever shy of giving you their opinion so you need to be ready to respond with your own!

The patient laughed. "Yes, " he said. He was dead six days later, a few months shy of his 80th birthday.

And he is never shy of a bold plan, particularly in the run-up to a tight election next spring.

Poor families are often too disorganised to fill in forms, and many are illegal aliens shy of any contact with officialdom.

Would you give me a few minutes, I'm shy of the these things. I will give you as many moments, days nights as you need.

She paused, though, a little shy of me, a stranger.

Silvio Berlusconi has never been shy of showing off the many records he holds.

A few months shy of her 12th birthday, Margaret Simon is starting school in a new town and asking God some serious questions.

It was faster and did not fight shy of trumpeting the opposition's excellent showing.

Then 22 and only a semester shy of graduation, he contacted the American colleges that had accepted him to graduate school.

And I'm not shy of telling everyone what I feel is really important to me.

The name of the movie is " driving lesson" in the film, Rupert plays a shy of the minister's son, mother doted on him too.

I am a bit shy of that sort of person.

They found that on average, each taxonomist describes just shy of 25 new species during his or her career, at a cost of $97, 000 a year.

He set the second fastest lap of the race, albeit four-tenths shy of Schumacher, and was the fastest man out there in the final stint.

The American is just 10 shares shy of reaching that mark and is believed to be keen on strengthening his ownership of the club.

Beauty is kind and gentle. Like a young mother half-shy of her own glory she walks among us.

I told her I was shy of speaking, for the woman of the house looked stranger, or at least, I thought so.

Don't be shy of telling your parents what you think.

After some experience in theater, he landed a role in a soap opera and dropped out of high school just shy of graduation.

He disliked her and had never been shy of saying so.

After many moons of tyranny, yesterday marked the end of a reign of power barely 60 days shy of nine years, Pakistan turns over a new leaf.

I am not terribly shy of men, but I am very insecure about me.

Isobel Varley, 71, isn't shy of showing her tattoos, which she did at the recent Tattoo Convention show in Berlin.

Yet even the minnow parties may suddenly acquire influence if the coalition of Mr Allawi or Mr Maliki falls just shy of a majority.

Received your latest letter today, and while it was just shy of coherence, I think I can see where your bewilderment lies.

Volume on the New York Stock Exchange was the second highest in history, falling just shy of the record set on Tuesday.

In looking at the low-end zone, you'll notice that it's the pace most of us can run for just shy of the marathon.

Like a young mother half-shy of her own glory she walks among us.

Be shy of speech and incorruptible. Men act, women chatter; chatter will bring you to the grave.

Some men jump off a high bridge and don't get killed, but life insurance underwriters fight shy of that kind.

The bill will need several Republican votes to pass, with Democrats already one vote shy of a filibuster-proof majority.

Fiercely defensive of the moral high ground, he is not shy of playing on western guilt at having failed Rwanda in its hour of need.

New York's new ace struck out eight batters, second most-ever by a Mets pitcher on opening day; only one shy of Hall-of-Famer Tom Sever.

You can't fight shy of your responsibility for your children.

What made you so shy of me, when you first called, and afterwards dined here?

Total system-wide loans outstanding rose to just shy of Rmb49, 000bn at the end of the month, more than double the total of February 2007.

Snow writhing, beautiful dancing, shy of the hidden, behind the scenes in winter, waiting for the play dynamic.

His temper fell far shy of its usual pitch and then waned like a fast-moving storm.

"I suppose I came to propose, " He seemed to fight shy of the last word.

She died last Monday. It was only one day shy of her 50th birthday.

Two fashionably dressed figures share a cigar by the seaside, the waves just shy of their impeccably polished shoes.

This hardly sounds like a man shy of an early dash to the polls.

It is worth noting that as of Friday, the market capitalization of Yahoo in its entirety was just shy of $16 billion.

Plane not to money, which for those who love to travel but the capsule in run shy of ALICE are undoubtedly very attractive.

The golfer that doesn't find the twelfth fairway needs to be wary of Flynn's cross bunkers ninety yards shy of twelfth green.

Put together a little love for the day, to stretch on tiptoe imagined, shy of kissing your face.

He died before Christmas, only a month shy of his 90th birthday.

He clearly must have considerable charm to have achieved these candid snaps of people who are normally shy of having their picture taken.

Zanetti, the Nerazzurri captain, will celebrate his 37th birthday tomorrow and will thus be just shy of his 40th when his new deal expires.

So 3 days shy of her first birthday, I quit my job, we sold our house and started on our new path.

Counties can be divided by object names shy of Taboo, taboo, taboo, and hate the three categories, these three types can be further divided.

He speaks French and German as well as Dutch: he is shy of using English in public although he is fluent in it, say aides.

Life, only expanding the denominator of spiritual wealth, you will likely be shy of distressed pocket completely into the island of Java.

Growth just shy of 10% a year became the norm.

America has not been shy of going to war in recent years.

Mr. Berlusconi's governing coalition garnered 308 votes, seven votes shy of a majority needed in the 630-member lower house of Parliament.

We are not a group of delicate flowers, we are not shy of a group of mimosa, and we want to do is dare to confront the violent storm petrel.

But this remains far shy of the level indicating serious rebuilding of inventories.

He draws a 45-degree angle and points to a spot about 15% shy of the top. "I'm now here, " he says.

They would not be shy of wielding power.

Edward was only 28, two years shy of the minimum age for Senate service.

The central bank acted after Chinese inflation hit 5. 5 per cent in the year to May, just shy of a three-year peak.

They are not in the least bit shy of the strangers.

Its offer is just shy of the all-time high that Addax's stock price reached last summer.

Following this same case, working at 85% capacity means assuming that you'll plan to do a little shy of 7 hours of work.

Opinion polls show Fatah well ahead, but pollsters reckon many Hamas sympathisers are shy of identifying themselves.

They wouldn't, and he died three weeks later, just shy of his 23rd birthday.

He was unhappy in his job for years but always fought shy of telling his boss.

I am a little shy of any assumption of moral indignation .

Nor is the Abe administration shy of asserting Japan's national interests when they do conflict with China's.

We've reached the next round and we are one point shy of becoming group leaders.

So I plowed through them, emerging on a wind-blown, clear face of the mountain, on a ridge only slightly shy of the summit.

Don't be shy of telling me what you want .

The alliance is a card the American bidders are not shy of playing.

I concluded that they were simply shy of strangers .

Then I found that when I meet my love will be shy of my mouth spoke their own happy memories.

I should know. At 28, I got divorced three weeks shy of my first anniversary.

Don't be shy of telling us what you want.

Felton was two points shy of his career high, hitting 11 of 20 shots, and added eight assists.

Stockmarkets are still shy of their record peaks in most countries.

I'm shy of saying too much on this delicate subject.

Having been bitten once, most Japanese institutions were shy of risk.

The liftoff occurred just one month and two days shy of the 40th anniversary of the first lunar footprints.

Until now, Barack Obama has been oddly shy of embroilment, partly because of the lack of a solid Israeli government.

You need not be shy of it.

China is not shy of using its growing economic clout.

She died of cancer in 1852, two weeks shy of her 37th birthday.

This made him shy of going out at night again.

Small businesses are still paying off loans from the previous crisis; banks are shy of lending because of the current one.

Apple's most recent full-year revenue was $36. 5bn, close to double the level of three years before but shy of Microsoft's $58bn.

We're still ten men shy of a full class.

We are still two players shy (of a full team).

Don't be shy of telling the truth.

She fights shy of bathing in cold water, even in summertime.

We are still a little shy of our quota.

In dollar terms, it remained just shy of its 2008 record.

We are still two men shy (of a full team ) .

He is few years shy of his brother.

Across Asia's main economies, inflation is running at anywhere from 4 per cent (Malaysia) to just shy of 12 per cent in India.

I don't feel shy of telling people how I feel.

Dennis: No, they're all fighting shy of investing in Iraq because of the political instability.

The spy is shy of tsimilarg shelter on the shelf of the shell-like shed.

They were shy of the 50% of the vote they need.

Yet a HK$157bn ($20bn) market capitalisation, just shy of 10 times book value, looks increasingly incongruous.

He died ten days shy of his 50th birthday, in July of 1995.

I am eager to own love never dies, Like crazy, gentle wind of the water, shy of the morning dew.

John is one month shy of voting age.

The Hang Seng lost 5. 2% in the quarter, and is down just shy of 8% on the year.

His troops were far too shy of coming to close quarters with their enemy.

I'm one hundred dollars shy of next month's rent.

Some women are just one diagnosis shy of being clinically ADHD, and some have even died due to their inability to focus on one single task.

Gasoline now costs an average of $3. 15 a gallon, seven cents shy of the record set last May, according to AAA.

She is one year shy of her 18th birthday.

We should never feel shy of accepting responsibilities of outcomes from our actions.

Just shy of 60 percent of respondents get newsfrom both online and offline sources.

We've still votes shy of the number we need to win.

I'm shy of buying shares, in case I lose money.

Oil hit a six-month peak above $86 a barrel and gold rallied to $1, 383. 7, just shy of its all-time peak.

There are plenty of 15-year-old boys (one year shy of legal consent in the UK) who are sexually mature.

She feels shy of strangers.

But Ray Allen, who had 32 points in Game 2, missed all 13 field goal attempts - one shy of the NBA finals futility record.

That's a rise of 9% from June and just shy of May's record.

Gas prices have risen for 13 days in a row and are now about 45 cents shy of the record $4. 114 reached in July 2008.

Don't be shy of speaking in public.

Development is going very well, we're just shy of alpha and we are on schedule for a 2011 release.

France's CAC-40 rose just shy of 1% during the quarter, compared with 3. 7% during the fourth quarter.

At Thursday's settlement of $7. 164 a bushel, prices are well shy of the record $7. 9975 of early June.

He's an inch shy of being seven feet.

Nor was she shy of taking a stand.

Please don't get too close. Please don't touch her face. She is shy of strangers.

He's shy of giving his opinion.

The dog is shy of strangers.

You still shy of people steal art become?

But it is still 120, 000 jobs short of the number working in that sector in 2007, and nearly 400, 000 jobs shy of the level in 2000.

That is just $2 billion shy of China's entire trade surplus with all its trading partners worldwide, according to Moody's Analytics.

In Argentina, Cristina Kirchner not only approved gay marriage, but also pushed the country just shy of decriminalizing abortion.

Sleep, rain washed everything lives, the morning mist as yarn, such as the Spring girl Shaqun cover up shy of the earth.

The boy is shy of strangers.

As I have said, it made me the more wary, and particularly I was very shy of shoplifting.

I was born March 3rd, 1964. just shy of nine months after my parents' wedding. So it's a coin toss between you and my father.

The Lakers defeated Portland 96-83 Tuesday, and are just two wins shy of last season's total with 25 games to play.

He is shy of women.

The index closed at 929 on May 8. That's a 37% gain from the March 9 low and just 6 points shy of where it was Jan.

If you want something to eat, don't be shy of saying so.

They need a loan because they are shy of funds now.

She is shy of doing it.

Strategy, car, pit stops all came together to produce a dominant weekend and just one podium step shy of a perfect Sunday. ;

That is a big improvement, and just shy of the record 1, 125 billionaires in 2008.

But core alerts also rose by 4. 5 per cent to 953 last year, just shy of the record 959 figures seen two years ago.

In October, Fred, 102, and Gwen, 101, celebrated their 77th wedding anniversary, and they are not far shy of a record.

The one thing that the Nets need to know is this: Does Carter, three months shy of 31, have another level?

They looked at each other so deeply, and windows of the sky, is a blossoming shy of sunset, flush the city

children I concluded that they were simply shy of strangers. When we later walked down

finally, there is knowing. i know scott will throw his laundry just shy of the hamper every night;

He fights shy of women; he says they frighten him

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