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If talking seems to agitate him or her just sit or stay there with the child, remain calm, and gently touch them over the heart.

A small but influential minority of public leaders continued to agitate for entrance into the League of Nations.

add water first within the bucket, join dust slowly next, ceaseless agitate comes not to have grain equably , into cream shape.

Use bear spray only as a last resort. You don't want to take a chance that you'll miss and simply agitate the bear more.

The other ambitious members of your staff will immediately agitate for raises as well.

In the meantime, people like Allen Frances will agitate for the number of diagnoses and their scope to be reduced.

Without deliberately thinking about it, MOTIFS for love-lyrics began to agitate his brain.

it was to agitate that ocean of human waves, how many were received with a look of indifference or a sneer of disdain!

First will ice-cream powder into a container, add warm or cold water, constantly agitate mix.

The Duke and his son-in-law, Ryan Steiner, continue to agitate for the return of those planets to this day.

Do not agitate for a decision right now, nor seek animmediate solution.

Insects, like bees and hornets, makes people afraid of them because of their poisonous sting, thus people do not agitate them unnecessarily.

We thought that the bad news would upset Tom, but it didn't seem to agitate him.

Indeed it may start to intensify, as Mr Thaksin's red-shirted followers agitate for political changes that go beyond his exoneration.

Factions within both states have attempted to agitate the citizenry enough to prevent the merger.

Some even with spray nozzle to the impact of backflow mixing effect, water medicine without sufficient agitate immediately spray.

As China of the developing country, in the face of cruel reality and good opportunity, How to agitate in the tide of new-type economy?

Shouting and shaking the child awake will just agitate her more.

In Haiti, people have already begun to agitate against rising food prices.

Don't agitate yourself over such a thing.

Sources say there "is absolutely no chance" Rooney will agitate for a move from Old Trafford to Eastlands again next summer.

The mission of the organization is to agitate against nuclear weapons.

but vested interests in the export sector will use the IMF's endorsement of capital controls to agitate against appreciation.

While players at lesser clubs might agitate for a move, Wes has stayed loyal to the one he adores.

In contrast to Tibetan dissidents who agitate from places of exile, Ms. Woeser's is a rare voice that emanates from China.

These problems have been overcome in a number of designs; an example, based on using rising sterile air to agitate the cells.

Remove the hot metal with tongs, and plunge it into the cooing solution. Agitate so that the metal cools quickly and evenly.

Uniformly agitate the solution to avoid a spotty etching condition.

Furious, the workers agitate for a strike.

Stir or agitate the coating sample to assure uniform temperature and density.

Bath: Draw bath, then add 10 drops of essential oil. Agitate water in a figure-eight motion.

Agitate water briefly to dissolve detergent.

Not only does this statement depart from India's historic NPT opposition, but it also could agitate nuclear diplomacy in 2010.

agitate for a tax reduction.

A rift has opened between those who want to agitate for immediate action and those who want a sunnier relationship with their president.

3 join agitate of honey, ground rice all, in boiler of boil of people of talent, cooling postposition freezer is saved.

Do certain activities agitate you?

Tell him not to agitate himself.

Cement mortar should press cement commonly: Arenaceous =1: 2 (bulk is compared) scale comes agitate.

Women had to agitate for vote for many yearsbeforethey finally got it.

To make turbulent; excite or agitate.

Agitate the green liquor in the dissolving tank relevantly .

then agitate the flying rings flying.

They sent agents to agitate the local people.

They can agitate, by pointing out the effects of modern war and the danger of the extinction of Man.

To shake or agitate vigorously.

Don't agitate yourself, Louisa.

Agitate each mixture for 30 sec by flicking the container with either a finger or a vibrator.

c. Add about 1 gram of potassium iodide and agitate to dissolve.

The cat will self agitate and make ample suds . Never mind the noises that come from the toilet , the cat is actually enjoying this .

As that pressure builds, tectonic tremors can agitate chambers.

To agitate OR upset greatly.

Don't agitate yourself over it.

Oh does he love to agitate us!

Don't agitate the students and go home!

Add 1 ML solution C (Nessler's reagent) to 25 ML water sample. Agitate the mixture for 20 sec.

They imposed websites and the mailbox to transmit news, strike the government, agitate the followers and make the turmoil.

Not to agitate and hinder her longer the considerate Clare began talking in a more general way:

Really -- really excited -- agitate

Telling them not to agitate with different opinions when they're angry

to fully agitate and aerify the pulp before flotation;

Drying Liquid Materials to Powders by Using an Agitate Fluid-bed

convulse To shake or agitate violently

Active coact enact agile agitate

I will agitate the world for myself