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At some point over the next few days or weeks the situation in Libya will calm down and oil prices will subside.

If, however, you see this course as a way out, there might be some point to it.

You may not know it, but if you live in a developed economy chances are that you will have been served at some point by the Carlson Group.

He said that if she went on playing like this she was sure to lose at some point.

So then I said I would love to go to Real Madrid if at some point Milan decided to let me go.

She was no longer one of them; at some point during her year off, she had turned away.

The results were "one more piece of evidence that there was liquid water action at some point in the history of Mars" , he said.

All such changes are intended to become a part of the enterprise models or to be removed from the project models at some point.

This might not seem to be the case when we consider how foolishly love has made every one of us act at some point.

As is often the case with demonic tales, both versions were most likely true at some point.

At no point was the focus higher with this approach than it had been at some point during the marathon approach.

"It has got to come down at some point. We cannot risk that, especially given the nature of our fund, " he said.

Surely, at some point , this woman must have concluded that Hurd's was more interested in having sex with her than in her marketing skills.

The plan is to at some point visit, and right now, I am trying to be as productive as I can be here.

As the body attunes to Tao thought-form, at some point one will simply step out of this delusion and return to where one was spawned.

At some point, it is only natural to ask yourself, "What's wrong with me? "

I feel that it's one of the more satisfying things that I do, and would have loved at some point to have had a profession there.

A potential boss is likely to wonder if you might talk about him in similar terms at some point in the future.

Although a great number of people try meditation at some point in their lives, a small percentage actually stick with it for the long-term.

I wish I could believe in God. It would be good to think there was some point to it all.

I always expected that at some point I would have to address this question, but I thought that time would be two or three years from now.

But at some point, an MVP should decide games with the ball in his hands. He should master the moment.

Downside litigation: At some point, the secondary markets are going to produce a large number of lawsuits, possibly class-action ones.

So. He might have left me for her at some point, I don't know, but she moved to the United States, anyway.

Indeed, most of the business that has now collapsed was part of a big bubble anyway, which had to burst at some point.

At some point during the war he seems to have changed sides.

I think the reader gets the point. At some point we're all acted like this: We've been too busy to do God's work.

more dreams will be deferred and denied. and our nation will sink deeper into a crisis that, at some point, we may not be able to reverse.

Last week he wrote in The Washington Post: "Our nation will sink deeper into a crisis that, at some point, we may not be able to reverse. "

At some point, all liberation movements have to deal with "all sorts of opportunistic tendencies" , he said.

But the country's frequent bouts with inflation suggest the measures might be imposed on at least some goods at some point.

At this point, I am not sure when I will be ready to play again, but I hope to be back at some point before the end of the year.

at some point, she said, she might have to consider moving to Los Angeles or New York to pursue her career.

In other words, at some point Gates might stop selling stock, and he might give away much of his money.

He is a thin man, with a date for me. To arrive at some point, I do not know when it will be. . .

Carr says Demetri believes that she can live her "whole life" with the disease but that it may have to be treated with drugs at some point.

Caroline Bingley: I can't help thinking that at some point someone is going to produce a piglet and we'll all have to chase it.

So you know, don't you, that at some point in your future there would have to be radical change in the Middle East?

That double whammy will at some point bring the price surge to an end and take the wind out of real-estate developers' sails.

And at some point, corporations are willing to stand up in defense of those corporate values, ' he said.

Yet at some point, perhaps around the 2006 election, Bush seems to have lost confidence in his vice president and stopped taking his advice.

She also sometimes waited for me to come out of our place in the early morning, and at some point began to sleep in front of the residence.

But at some point you erase each work? Yup. I leave it up for a few days. And then, That's that, and I wipe it all off.

racism, nepotism and a love of money are only going to get china so far. at some point you have to dig a little deeper. good luck.

At some point, you've got to get off the tricycle of only believing in what you can see.

I kept thinking that it was all part of some terrible dream and that at some point I would wake up, but sadly I was living in a new reality.

"One of things we worry about is mega cities could produce, at some point, a mega disaster, " he said.

I think inside at some point, we put our heads down on the pillow and we go, "There's got to be more to life than this. "

All of the small tactics and chain controls and such that I listed for the other classes have some sort of use at some point in all duels.

All of us who are mature should take such a view of things. And if on some point you think differently, that too God will make clear to you.

Some point to fears of globalisation, with which Doha is closely associated, as a factor behind the French 'No' vote.

Some point out, for instance, that it would help big, rich countries that have better access to the technology.

So at some point China will need to be able to defend its foreign resources through a militarily option if required.

Yet at some point the economies of scale are bound to run aground on the cost of upgrading ports to handle ever larger vessels.

"Nature came up with this protein at some point and stuck with it, " Amdam said. "This tells us it must be important for life in general. "

At some point, almost every parent, teacher, or kid gets caught up in a battle of paperwork, stress, and heartache.

There might be a delay in getting the reply after you sent your e-mail due to heavy network traffic or outages at some point of time.

Scientists believe we naturally accumulate fat around the belly first, but at some point, the body may start storing it elsewhere.

But it is at least conceivable that at some point it could be the other way around.

For me, there was no turning back. I forced myself to believe that in the end, at some point, the mind will stop fighting me.

I may be quite certain that I am beyond time and space, and yet unable to locate myself at will at some point of time and space.

People seem to pick up on this earlier and earlier in their lives, and at some point it starts to get in the way of their becoming educated.

Epigraph: A quotation or motto at the beginning of a chapter, book, short story, or poem that makes some point about the work.

And i think this is the goal of my lifetime to at some point be able to reach the bottom.

All he did say was that Dumbledore was going to be in some place called Privet Drive at some point that day.

If I find position-velocity XYZ coordinates for those and the inner planets at some point in time, I'll put up applets of those too.

Apparently, DiCaprio and his wife become trapped in a dream at some point.

Some point to Islam as a factor, others to the clannish and paternalistic nature of Arab societies.

Suppose we have a product that's interactive. At some point, you are faced with a choice: You may choose to do A, or to do B.

At some point when the economy recovers from recession, the Fed is going to have to withdraw this money and raise interest rates.

We expected such a favorable variation at some point, as the perception of investors converged with business reality.

At some point it starts to look like the Big Brother it once vilified. It may even look like the new Microsoft.

Kernighan had written the early tutorials for the language, and at some point, he "twisted Dennis' arm" into writing a book with him.

Every team goes through this at some point, we just happened to get a really bad case of it.

But children have to start learning to distinguish truth from spin at some point, and a total ban would be difficult to enforce.

At some point, the expansion will not be worth the costs. That's the optimal scale from the point of view of human concerns.

It seems like at some point, if the code just has no structure, it's more effective to rewrite it than refactor it.

Then, at some point, she finds her own problem, which is related to and yet different from the problems that concern others in her group.

Who knows, Twitter might bump one of the other tools above out of the top five at some point.

Less clear is whether it will want to challenge the United States at some point for maritime primacy in and around the Pacific.

At some point during the upload, processing, or display of a calendar event, some of the original formatting is lost.

At some point, as a user of a programming language, you're a slave to that language's typing strategy, for better or worse.

Everyone has to make money during some point of his or her life, but I do not want to be the type who specializes in earning money.

at some point the Madrid government, especially the finance ministry, will conclude that it has gone far enough (and is costing enough).

Given the policies enacted across the world over the past year, at some point inflation will take off once more.

At some point in your relationship, your significant other thought you were the best product in a crowded market.

Most developers, whether they test their code or not, have at least gotten a lecture about testing code at some point.

This means there might be some point-to-point connections between the suppliers or resellers and the internal MDM system.

Balance caffeine with getting to bed at some point, and once you get in bed, forget about the test.

A NATO official indicated that this project could at some point connect with the NCOIC project.

For instance, you can't predict what price you'll be able to get for your bonds if you need to sell at some point before maturity.

At some point, you're likely to run into a computer problem or task that's confusing.

At some point, and I had one time a surgeon say this to me because I was training, and I was standing there, hesitating for a while.

In just a two year period, one in every three Americans goes without health care coverage at some point.

It may be acceptable to lose money on every unit for a time, but at some point you have to make money on every unit.

Similarly, at some point it may no longer be possible to persuade plants to put ever more energy into seeds.

At some point, the market may stop lending to the US government, if it expects it to go bankrupt.

If it works for you, fine, but don't forget that a problem seldom just disappears, you will still probably have to resolve it at some point.

Just as markets go from boom to bust, many captains of industry lose their assets at some point in a venture that goes wrong.

Weird Food and Drinks. One is bound to come across it at some point in your life if you love venturing outside of your home town.

Each one of us is all alone at some point in our lives.

Some are very large and the line between a BBS and a system like CompuServe gets crossed at some point, but it is not clearly drawn.

Even the US is likely to face a relatively sudden fiscal adjustment at some point if it does not put its fiscal house in order.

Whereas they would just march straight ahead and expect that at some point you would figure out you were supposed to be following them.

The effects of the medication would be transitory and the patient would at some point have to go cold turkey.

If, at some point later, I needed to make a change, I'd have to go into the Groovy script's logic to do it.

These other Christologies were all declared heretical at some point in Christian history.

At some point everyone over a certain level in a company has to decide if they are one of the workers or part of the management.

Now, at some point the pressure becomes big enough that I start to see liquid forming.

All right, but you know, at some point, George Bush said I don't really think about.

Obviously at some point yesterday, he was not a nice dog. But, previous to that he was always very sweet.

Thirty-nine percent of Americans have at some point had a workplace romance, and 25% of these relationships resulted in marriage.

In reality, "99% of those founders are going to be facing, at some point, a choice between one and the other, " Wasserman says.

At some point early in the development of software, there's a need to understand the interaction between the system and its users.

That document, he reminded, would be submitted at some point by that Group, but at the time, it was not a basis for their discussions.

And that we're always making these decisions for the long term, but at some point we'll do that.

It cannot be taken for granted once the economy has passed through some point of no return like a takeoff stage.

At some point the city stepped in and turned it into a public utility.

But, if you don't seek help, you may find the feelings overwhelm you at some point and may turn into a mental health problem.

A number of those I spoke with in Pakistan -- inside and outside government -- agree the group will need to be dismantled at some point.

A woman has a one in nine chance of developing the disease at some point in her life.

Granted Abilities: While bound to Arete, you gain powers that Arete had at some point in his search for immortality.

The feeling among advisers is that the markets have now been oversold and are likely to see a bounce back at some point.

At some point we may change the commands to asynchronously move the data which would not cause other jobs to wait for the move to complete.

Negotiations backed by sanctions are the best hope of a peaceful resolution, and at some point they will have to re-engage with the North.

At some point, said Ross S. Stein, a geophysicist with the geological survey, "the stress overwhelms that friction, " and a rupture occurs.

E-mails sent encrypted from a BlackBerry handset at some point have to be decrypted and sent to the recipient's e-mail server.

At some point, Beijing will likely insist that the head of the International Monetary Fund or World Bank be a Chinese.

At some point each of them decided that she simply could not carry on in the face of an injustice.

"We want to restore our reputation, " Dudley said on CNBC-TV. BP plans to reinstate its dividend "at some point, " he said.

In that night and the night, Qian all over the place with my thoughts, perhaps one day will cross at some point into a point!

This change might manifest itself as an epiphany at some point during the project, or it might seep in as a gradual change.

DIAHANN W. LASSUS: At some point next year, the Fed is going to have to start raising interest rates.

"I would be very surprised if the leading PC makers wouldn't at some point jump in, too, " says Mr Wilkins.

All dropped the ball at some point, yet when it came to the economy, Greenspan was perhaps the country's most influential figure.

At some point, the brain consolidates those it deems important into a "stable" , more permanent state.

You may at some point wind up with that employer as a superior, a colleague, a client, or even your next door neighbor.

At some point, disagreements with other countries over North Korea and Pakistan may start to obstruct China's pursuit of its own aims.

The wetlands' contours suggest that the Sackett property was, indeed, part of it at some point.

But he says if prices continue to rise for coffee and other discretionary items, at some point, something's going to have to give.

At some point, we got to pull the trigger on this thing.

About 20 percent of women will get at least one bladder infection at some point, while men's chances start out lower and increase with age.

And they were so used to working and hoping and believing that the industries, the factories would be giving them some money at some point.

Few now disagree that, at some point this century, the Arctic will start to see ice-free summers.

Seems straight forward enough - and I'd be confident in saying nearly everyone has worked in a team at some point.

If they do not deliver yet again, the American people, at some point, will surely conclude that they are hypocrites.

The resulting build in pressure would mean th at at some point a huge area of land would be devastated as the magma blasted skyward.

At some point there might be a machine with intelligence, but none exists today.

"At some point, women have to make a decision, " she said matter-of-factly . "Having children means you have to make compromises" at work.

I think the most I can say at the moment is that what I've written might be XP at some point in the future.

Dr. Hellstrom at Tulane said perhaps 20 to 30 percent of men experience premature ejaculation at some point in their lifetimes.

However, things might change at some point if central banks will be in a position to rein in part of the current excess liquidity.

Perhaps, but at some point, I must deal with the fact that real number arithmetic is not exact on digital computers.

Of course, at some point Chinese and overseas carmakers operating in China will attempt to export their way out of their problems.

To receive it in vain is to receive it without intending to put it intopractice, or otherwise to abandon it at some point.

UBS, like other banks, is struggling with the desire to sell bad debt and the belief that those assets at some point will reclaim value.

All of us office desk-junkies have had some or all of these problems at some point in our working life.

At some point, rival manufacturers of digital gadgets may agree on a single, universal charger and a plug that works everywhere.

This cannot continue much longer. At some point rather soon, demand has to grow at least as fast as GDP, if not rather faster.

They were not the root of the problem, but at some point they became entangled with the search for solutions.

When a black body cools down, at some point it no longer radiates light in the visible spectrum, giving off infrared photons instead.

At some point you will cut the magnet so small that you will have cut down to the size of a single atom.

The American people of course know none of this still, but at some point the story will be told.

I was expecting that at some point the locks would be elided and I'd see a boost in performance.

At some point, you'll need to apply all this hard work to your application's architecture.

When wine lovers' collections are fulfilled, [the prices] will level off at some point, but it will not be a shock.

"There's reason to think this may be an exciting new treatment at some point, " he says.

And at some point, as China keeps hinting, the bank will surely be rewarded for not plundering its basket of investments in the country.

Youku's debut show that investors are willing to put profitability on hold -- but at some point the companies will need to perform.

Problems with projects often can be traced back to somebody not talking to somebody else about something important at some point.

At some point, Health Canada said, the practice will be ended.

At some point, you're probably going to feel confused, conflicted about your loyalties, angry, and possibly sad.

At some point, they shift from offense to defense, becoming managers of empires ruled by the law of large numbers.

Bigger is still better, but at some point you'll experience diminishing returns as the buffer pool hit ratio moves to the 98 % range.

It is possible the steel lining inside the well is cracked or broken at some point.

Over half of those who say they were unaffiliated at some point in their lives have now joined a church, temple or mosque.

At least 20% of women develop depression at some point in their lives, the researchers said.

At some point during the workshop the focus shifts toward the design and development of the system.

the apology campaign has turned out to be a joke at some point, considering the people who has [sic] signed the letter.

Finally, don't resort to a common name like admin (I know, we've all done this at some point) for this part of the Web application.

Last semester I noticed and realized that it took my son much time to turn his tapes to some point when he wanted to listen some sessions.

Status Offline At some point, all of us have had a bad day at work.

Presumably the Israel-Palestine situation has to resolve itself at some point. So that might produce a new Palestine state alongside Israel.

For a start, as hinted at yesterday, at some point today the first in the new series of the Football Manager podcast will go live on iTunes.

At some point, you will want to delegate some of your module's work to another module or even to a partner's service.

For example, if I start doing all-day public seminars at some point, how well would a polyphasic pattern adapt?

At some point on the walk home I had "fucking gorgeous" screamed at me by a carful of drunk?

Breast growth in men is surprisingly common, and affects between 40 and 50 per cent of men at some point in their lives.

At some point during the day, Tiny Tim and I would go in the kitchen and hang around.

"This is a real debt crisis building up for the government and it is going to break at some point, " Mr Zhao says.

During some point of the journey, two men had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face.

At some point partial nationalisation of finance must also be replaced by privatisation and better regulation.

At some point, the number gets Too Big For One Person (TB41P), and when that happens, you've got to revisit assumption #2.

Feng is amazing though, i would love to see China play Brazil at some point.

At some point soon, you'll realize the benefits of keeping as much media content in XML as possible, leveraging tools across all content.

Not only America's triple-A credit rating could be threatened; some point to consequences in foreign affairs and defence as well.

Even better, in a CI environment, I won't be waiting for anything; I'll simply get a notification at some point after the tests complete!

He and other analysts said that the Ministry of Finance likely will have to step in at some point with a capital injection.

He said I would probably need a transplant at some point.

The research revealed that seven out of ten smokers have tried to kick the habit at some point.

Just like that lifeboat in the story which had to depart at some point.

Given the rise in their numbers, it was probably bound to happen at some point.

But here's another that that variance of it may have caught you out at some point off course.

But almost always, at some point, we give in and give up, because otherwise the pressure from the outside is too great, too risky.

Still, at some point, exceptions and errors will have to be handled properly.

She still encourages students to go abroad at some point, though, just to have the experience.

Each of these books says at some point that footballers are motivated by ambition, not loyalty.

Both will try to call ReleaseHandle on the same handle at some point.

During some point of the journey, they had an argument, and one friend slapped the other one in the face .

At some point just about every kind of car is the unwilling recipient of Lambo doors, and the Nissan GT-R is no exception.

In the end, all the work had been summarized, and some point needed to be studied more were given.

Going Out of Body, or astral as some call it, is a skill the soul learns at some point in its many lifetimes.

The first was that China must at some point exit from easy money.

Because , when tankers carry oil , they have to have ballast at some point, so when they're empty, they have the ballast water in there .

At some point in the future, if he is found guilty, they may be able to watch him be sentenced.

At some point, most rope instances must be written somewhere, usually to a stream.

Some point a finger at the "aggressiveness" of the cam profiles used on elderly performance cars as a possible source of the problem.

Under completely natural circumstances, I would have been feeling restless and ready at some point after the inauguration.

Scientists studied a group of 100 undergrads who had their first sexual intercourse at some point during their four years of college.

I mentioned my interest in a civil rights practice, and that at some point I might try my hand at running for office.

As your confidence grows, the more likely that at some point you will cross the threshold into euphoria and start the cycle all over again.

At some point during the early evening hours, cellphone service was cut, making it virtually impossible to communicate.

At some point I hopped off the train near an inverted top hat.

'At some point, litigation must come to an end, ' wrote Chief Judge Alex Kozinski in his opinion. 'That point has now been reached. '

So since the majority of you are or will become sexually active at some point.

At some point I began writing stories in which I tried to mitigate the airless atmosphere of the late 20th century with unlikely fantasies.

At some point, Dee Dee Myers went into the plant's small office and called headquarters.

Almost every movie today goes through a digital stage at some point in its production.

As a result of time relations, Some point has not uploaded, Will be narrating tomorrow!

You will see victory at some point but for today, you might need a reminder about this.

At some point in your career, the chances are good that you'll feel unsatisfied with your salary.

Its use was confined to China until the Silk Road opened at some point during the latter half of the first millennium BCE.

Human nature means that institutions at some point lose their sense of mission.

You've already guessed that you or someone you love has smeared this on your face at some point.

At some point, therefore, it makes sense to conduct the associated transaction within a single legal entity rather than on a market.

But it was a fairly abstract discussion, and at some point when there was a pause, Octavio said, "Paul, maybe we could watch the TEDTalk. "

However at some point the attachment catches up with the physical, and one ends up ill in their latter years due to fame and fortune.

"At some point the free ride ends, " she said.

At some point, the present value of the cost of debt must be drastically lowered.

At some point, maybe even soon, brokers may start urging us to pay too much for stocks on the basis of this year's economic growth or next.

And given their age and size, most of them must have had people die in them at some point.

At some point, such a shock will come. Mathematically it must.

What looked from behind like a stuffed chimpanzee, which at some point had lost its right arm, hung from a chain.

Clearly at some point in the 1960s the big publishing houses started to ask: how cheaply can we make books before people refuse to buy them?

There are a few reasons to suggest we may be in better shape and in a better mood at some point fairly soon.

However, the pages will need to be written to disk at some point, which could be as late as during database shutdown.

At some point, every architect must present the proposed architecture to a wide audience.

Well if it goes likes then in some point of time we may start speaking chinese without even our knowledge.

Apparently, women who take the pill at some point in their lives are more likely to die a violent death.

"He had suddenly lost hope that he would at some point see again the homeland he loved, " Mr. Kozyrev said.