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Similarly, the economist's simplification of human motivation is often the only way to make a complex problem tractable .

Similarly a survey in Ireland late last year suggested that of 200, 000 Polish migrants, around a third expected to leave within a year.

Similarly, the door into a chic coffee shop, cup of coffee, relax and enjoy the bustling crowd, full of romantic atmosphere.

Similarly, the way a woman's vagina looks has nothing to do with the way her mother's looked either.

Similarly, you could compose applications (if you want to call them that) without ever installing a development environment.

If you were to write a second book in an area you have already published in, it would be similarly easier.

Explaining how he is going to get Rio out of its current mess will put Mr Albanese's oratorical powers to a similarly stiff test.

Tabloid editors would not like this, or a formal privacy law if it were similarly restrictive.

Similarly , machines could be used to keep a check on a patient 's health record and bring it up to date .

Similarly, people appear to be able to distinguish between honest people and dishonest people simply by looking at their pictures.

Similarly, if I get a piece of praise, I'll remind myself that this is just one view, and not to let it distract me from the bigger goal.

In powerful form early on, Heskey won the exchanges with the similarly statuesque Onyewu and one of his flicks early led to a second goal.

Similarly, Thomas Schelling once said that he would be willing to pay extra in advance for a hotel room without a television in it.

Similarly, as I sat amidst the lightning, thunder, wind, and rain, I calmly observed its presence, but I chose not to identify with it.

Similarly, governments should pay more attention to waste that winds up in the sea, even if it falls outside their formal jurisdiction.

And this will certainly apply to any other firm that manages to build a similarly crucial and long-lasting digital monopoly.

Similarly, the point of an academic paper is made by eliminating the detritus of your research until the nub of your argument remains.

A few letter pairs share top crossbars, which are easy to link. Similarly, some typefaces have exaggerated serifs that can be linked.

Similarly Jean Claude Trichet, head of the European Central Bank, spoke about how the dust had begun to settle on the crisis.

Had this same research vessel been too close to US territory, it might have been boarded by US authorities, and similarly searched.

Similarly, there is no point in travelling to see your boyfriend for a take-away Indian meal and an evening in front of the telly.

Similarly, producing many types of goods also aids you to be able to trade something during the trading phase.

Other parts of the world have been connected similarly since the beginning of modern economic growth.

Similarly, a rise in the indebtedness of the US government is an almost inevitable consequence of any prolonged financial crisis.

Similarly, says Fisk , it "doesn't make sense" to turn off Ulysses just as the Sun comes to the end of a 22-year magnetic cycle.

Mr. Latchford similarly denied any role in procuring export licenses. "I never conspired with anyone, " he said.

Similarly, the American Revolution in 1775 did not bring "permanent revolution" to the United States.

Similarly, the debate on bailing out Detroit's three auto makers often seems to play out in a theater of the absurd.

Similarly, when you're brain gets consistent input from a real-world sensor, it quickly learns to map that into a sort-of six sense.

Similarly for new transport protocols, we have made it very easy to extend our network-layer support to meet customer demands.

Similarly, he probably hired Mr Coulson not through any amoral calculation but because he did not think through the risks involved.

On the wholesale side, the bank is similarly trying to expand renminbi options for its client base of small to medium-sized enterprises.

Similarly, as a result of the act itself is usually hidden motive and had an ulterior motive, so you may be using friends, play down.

Similarly, a dying man might save himself if he finds someone to share a sugared egg with him on the threshold of a house.

Similarly, if any farmer grows tobacco without authorisation, the product will not be allowed into the auction centre, " he said. "

As you can see, a screen is called similarly to a regular function, in fact, screens, like functions, can return values.

Similarly, it shall apply, in the case of the accession of new countries, to patents in existence on either side at the time of accession.

Similarly, the notion of "level of detail" is often used to help identify subprocesses.

Similarly, the disasters have led to a rapprochement with Russia, with which relations have also been fraught over a territorial dispute.

Similarly, the language used in any legalization statement or stamp is generally that of the importing country.

There are a few upscale up rights in which the soft pedal works similarly to that of the grands.

Mr Sarkozy seems to think similarly, calling for a multilateral approach to the monetary system.

Similarly, for a document to be accessible, stakeholders might require that they be able to access the document for no more than 20 seconds.

Similarly create more duplicates and scale down in decreasing order as shown in the image below.

If you scaled a five-year-old up to be six-and-a-half feet tall, the giant child would lope along just like a similarly sized adult.

Although the relay in London was similarly dogged by protests, the British have not been subject to such specific hostility.

Similarly, high heat flows are to be expected among the active or not-too-long extinct magmatic belts of plate approximation zones.

It is possible to practice sex work for a few weeks, a few months or many years, similarly to other occupations. There is no standard path.

Similarly, a 17-way car, but today's different days of old, previously in that city, and was to make a living out to pick up a part-time.

Similarly, if you choose to say that youdislikesomething, the examiner wants to hear what you don't like about it.

Similarly, "the traditional Chinese culture" is not always desirable, due to the "dross" of it precipitated in the "Big Well" .

Similarly, an egosurfer is one who surfs the Internet for his own name, to see what, if any, articles appear about himself.

Similarly, Citic PE has found that its investments in Chinese city commercial banks were in better shape than it had anticipated, he added.

Academics are puzzled, and similarly, puzzled with whether to take the initiative to guide the market or to follow in the practice.

It streams live broadcast TV content to a wide range of devices in and around the home via a similarly branded app.

How can our brains make us all behave so similarly at times and yet endow each of us with such a unique and irreproducible existence?

Similarly, the herbal composition may comprise a mixture of two or more types of extracts of a particular herb.

Similarly, part of the reason his death has not come from his wife's forgiveness.

Job training, which Mr Barro also seems to be down on, is similarly an investment in human capital.

A similarly career-altering business circumstance for a security professional might be a publicized data breach.

Similarly, the application should not attempt to advance after the reader transitions to its final state -- END_DOCUMENT.

Similarly, if a pre-existing icy body were to be placed within Saturn's Roche limit, it would be destroyed by the planet's tides.

Similarly, China could be reminded how much more its scientists could achieve if they had unfettered access to information.

Similarly, the body is passed into the tag as a closure, so I call it the same way I'd call any other tag.

The cost of food and clothing has come down in recent years. Similarly, fuel prices have fallen quite considerably.

Similarly, he hated his "shameless" wife and he said that he planned to return home and kill her as well.

Her husband, now 43, grew up in a similarly poor village on the other side of the mountain and did not attend school at all.

Similarly, when the arbitrary chunk of XML is received it is wrapped up in a Message for propagation up the channel stack.

We selected the best of a medieval expert's rare hoard and are offering them for less than similarly graded coins have sold for elsewhere.

Similarly, Carlson said, the large benefits of DHA in many current studies may be the result of people having deficiencies.

Similarly, inhibitor injection seems to be feasible but, again, the economic and environmental costs outweigh the production results.

The receiver is relatively heavy compared with the rest of the rifle, but is still lighter than that of a similarly sized rifle.

Similarly, many of those who had received commendation and financial aid did not have tablets set up in the shrines of their birth places.

We compare the earnings management of a group of private banks with that of a group of similarly-sized public banks.

Similarly, in recent political discourse, the term "jobs" is often used when actually "profits" are what is being discussed.

Similarly, try not to talk too much about yourself or your company at the beginning of a speech.

He never had a heart attack, but that surgery was similarly prompted by complaints about chest pain and shortness of breath.

After I got to America, I was similarly living on campus, but nobody talks or chats with you, so I found it too cold.

But he went on speaking more intensely, Even if I must die with You, I will by no means deny You! And they all said similarly.

How no matter I others are the look, I walk own road, others do not come to manage, similarly also asks them to leave own road.

And this gets shown in art galleries like this, as a sequence, and similarly, with the Di-Dodian baby imagery.

Similarly, colour also is one of the necessary to advertising design research field, make skills and advertising colour secret is boundless.

Similarly, do not accept drinks from anyone. This may cause offense when visiting a pub or bar but it's better than being dead. Obviously.

Similarly, disgust is going to stop you biting into a mouldering pile of rotten food.

Similarly, Nokia's "Comes With Music" scheme includes a year's downloads in the price of a mobile phone.

Similarly, if you're not using your office tools effectively, you're not as productive as you could be.

Similarly, the Delegation emphasized that since August 17, El Salvador had been a party to the PCT and also to the Budapest Treaty.

Similarly, you can create as many scripts as you want to add into the project, and add the related objects as well.

Similarly, even if he doesn't like to do it, Obama seems to be embracing Bush as his No. 1 adversary.

But it is unusual to see so many similarly posed images of women on their backs, back-to-back, in magazines.

"I told him we were bringing back the necktie, " a similarly beknotted host said, as the impeccably elegant author passed through the entry.

Similarly, the code generated by the compiler in the presence of variable-length argument lists has no dependency on the class library.

Similarly, mashups used in an enterprise are often associated with data aggregation of both enterprise data and data from public sources.

Similarly , we are very concerned with maximizing the non- invasive nature of these new language keywords .

Similarly, the encryption and validation keys and the encryption scheme and validation scheme used for cookie data must be exactly the same.

Similarly, Noss has set up frameworks at Tucows that allow employees to understand how day-to-day tasks affect the company.

Similarly, there was no significant difference in the rates of H1N1 influenza, or swine flu, between the two groups.

Similarly limited elections for members of the upper house of parliament also are under consideration, he said.

Similarly, much of the best research on PLT is being conducted at the Bank of Canada.

Similarly, Best of Variety (BOV) is the same award given to the best representative of a Variety exhibited that day (see VARIETY).

The structures perform similarly to an object covered with the surface impedance.

A similarly mundane task at the office would just get done; any annoyance would be kept close to the chest.

Similarly, if no CLS attribute is applied to a member, the member is considered to have the same CLS compliance as the type that defines it.

Similarly trying to appear rational is another way of trying to limit our profligacy.

Similarly, an effective communicator will first seek to understand another's views before seeking to be understood.

Similarly, don't look for a politician to be your mentor if you see yourself running for office against that person in the near future.

Conservationists are thinking similarly about climate change and freezing the cells of threatened animals as a sort of insurance policy.

As you know very well that exposure to sun is very bad for the eyes. Similarly, if you use computer for long hours that also harm your eyes.

Similarly, there is no sense in making the remote request until you are sure that the user really wants to see a list of hotels.

Other executives at the company have similarly sought to temper expectations that Brazil will enter a robust phase of energy independence.

Your response did not contain a global evaluation of other log books where entries may be performed similarly.

Similarly, in a picture of a postcard that an Indian boy is playing on the sand beach, the child reveals a happy smile.

It's not impossible: you can take out a loan that you have the money for and pay it off quickly or take a similarly roundabout route.

Similarly, the study of continuous systems is steadily giving ground to that of discrete systems.

Similarly, the concept of modularity has been around since the early days of computing.

Similarly, some analysts expect the total capital adequacy ratio to be pushed up to 12% in 2010.

The next day, his counterparts at the Richmond, Philadelphia and Dallas banks made similarly hawkish remarks.

Part-time employment, however, has no negative effect. Full-time jobs once children reach their first birthday are similarly benign.

Similarly, long test cycles might be symptomatic of overall sub-optimization of your development process.

Similarly the principles on which your life is based may be entirely sound, but until you've examined them, you can't be certain of this.

Mr Murray seems to be similarly impervious to recent events in the Pearl River Delta .

Similarly, the process that created the event does not know how that event should be handled.

Similarly, we cannot be responsible for the policies and practices of any site from which you linked to our Web site.

Similarly, sole ownership of the copyright in a design resting with an independent contractor would impede commercialisation by the client.

Similarly, the Zen's "heart" is also a mystery and "Fluorene desert" thing, "heart" does not mean the body's heart, but a philosophy.

Similarly, your CEO needs to be able to draw on other team leaders' strengths and respect their judgments on things they know deeply.

All Souls Day was celebrated similarly to Samhain, with big bonfires, parades, and dressing up in costumes as saints, angels and devils.

Similarly a bit embarrassing " townhouses " as a stage products, the crest of wave has not arrived in independent villas.

And similarly, the short-run and the long-run debate of antitrust goals also effect the direction of the antitrust enforcement.

As darkness and light exist eternally, similarly, Maya and Krishna exist eternally, but Maya has no existence in the presence of Krishna.

Similarly, students recorded information of any type as long as it could answer the assignment's questions.

Waiting there was a similarly armed gang who work for a local bank, whose owner is friendly to Mukhu Aliev, the president of Dagestan.

Oliver Letwin, similarly centrifugal in his instincts, oversaw the manifesto and is among the most powerful shadow-cabinet members.

Similarly a shortfall in a given year can be made up in the following year.

Similarly Germany has been shocked by the speed with which the recession has hit countries with surpluses as well as those with deficits.

Similarly, owning advanced loan pricing technology or not is an important manifestation of the core competition abilities of retail banks.

Similarly, looks like Henry to be the same, Luonaerduo has not considered him to the Spanish league tournament's transition.

Similarly, Herefordshire potato farmer William Chase has launched his own premium vodka, produced in a purpose-built distillery on his farm.

The first was that the three variables clustered similarly, suggesting that they were accurate markers of ancestry.

Similarly, as a quick writer , she also did not become the mouth pieces of patriarchal culture.

similarly, it also seems entirely sensible to call for an incentive structure that rewards greater team-work and long-term vision.

Similarly it defines effectiveness as "a measure of whether the objectives of [an application] have been achieved. "

Similarly, the U. S. vessel does not carry long-range anti-ship missiles for use against craft like the Type 022.

A similarly uniform system could be put into place in the U. S.

And similarly, if she finds prototyping boards really frustrating for her little hands.

Similarly, data sources might have restrictions with respect to the largest or smallest numeric values.

Similarly, I'd guess President Clinton would have had a better record if he'd had better insight on certain subjects.

The chamber pot may be very refined similarly, selects into the wall type design, just likes inlays on the wall an artware.

Similarly to other women, a diabetic woman can receive palliative treatment for her menopausal symptoms.

Similarly, Almighty God illuminates a month with four Fridays, and a year of 365 days with Ramadan.

Similarly, India is about to auction off FM radio spectrum and the competition is expected to be fiercest for the big cities, says N.

2 similarly, smaller than most of its competitors, thus fitting easily into a pocket and a handbag.

Similarly, they note that paying a fine for polluting the environment or neglecting safety measures can ease the pain of guilt.

Similarly, Scott Rosenberg (another author and friend) has come up with a long list of ways to check out a given website.

Arjuna, just as a blazing fire turns wood to ashes; similarly the fire of knowledge turns all reactions from fruitive activities to ashes.

He is similarly unpleasant in his treatment of Ferdinand, leading him to his daughter and then imprisoning and enslaving him.

Similarly, the real English football is not that of the Premier League, but rather its national team.

We are then faced with a question of fact: are there any similarly agreed statements in ethics?

Devcentral mentioned that the scale of the web applications today needs to be tested with a similarly scaling testing infrastructure.

When his younger brother, who was similarly moody, killed himself in 1999, Antonioni, then 40, decided to seek help.

Similarly, the bank's financial system is independent of the network, usually to the bureau's rent.

Similarly, when a FETCH statement includes the BULK COLLECT clause, the variable used in the FETCH must be an array.

This 750 sq ft Grand Duplex Suite is one of three similarly styled rooms housed in what was once the ballroom of the original city club.

Similarly, the president could order the bureaucracy to stop prosecuting consumers who wish to sell raw milk across state lines.

Similarly, the saying goes that it is better to break someone's heart than to do nothing with it.

Similarly conservative, the United States Marine Corps has an almost mystical relationship with its rifles.

If you want to have your code similarly reviewed, paste your code into a Word document and publish it on a SharePoint site also.

Store potatoes unwashed in a paper bag, panty hose or a similarly vented container. Then, place in a cool, dark and dry spot.

Similarly, a new financial order can be constructed on the back of a minimal set of international guidelines.

Similarly, the concept of old memories are a recurring theme, with flashbacks and past actions having repercussions to the present.

Similarly, airlines still have a different corporate culture; that of TWA and Singapore airlines are not the same.

Similarly, an endless parade of incentives corrodes our ability to feel a genuine sense of inner peace (or inner conflict). ?

Similarly, if the weaker dollar takes pressure off sterling, the Bank of England may be more willing to ease again.

With smartphones all becoming similarly advanced in technology and hardware, it has become difficult to call a new phone truly 'unique'.

Similarly, trees need time to be able to neutralize the toxins in the air and produce the balance that we need to survive.

Such a presence, however, is fully disclosed only when the other similarly leans over the edge of nothingness or falls into it (dies).

Import Services: Similarly, an external service may be imported and made available as an internal service.

I once had a lot of friends, having no who be like you to understand me similarly.

Similarly, China, like the US, can reduce CO2 emissions through increased energy efficiency and a new fleet of electric vehicles.

Similarly, to filter some messages down the alternate terminal, the propagate method is called on the alt object.

Japan requires such checks for goods headed to its market and an increasing number of buyers are similarly insistent .

Similarly, the company is still building up its cloud computing services and over the past year it added 17 new fulfillment centers.

Similarly, mistletoe, when used in the casting of Wiccan or Druidic spells, could render a woman helpless and open to sexual exploitation.

Similarly, there have also been a number of proposals for defining the descriptions and structure of such content.

Similarly, we need to tell the BeerDB: : Brewery class that it has many beers attached to it, so it should display a list of all its beers.

I had you to be enough, similarly, you had me to be also enough.

Similarly, two basic color composite out of secondary is not satisfactory, you also have to increase the secondary spot-color ink.

Similarly, taller women are more likely to be homosexual than shorter women, and homosexual women are taller than heterosexual women.

Similarly for an internal position or promotion in an organisation, it would be sensible to explain you currently work for them.

Similarly, when some other part of the application updates the name property of task t, the checkbox automatically updates its label.

In the early morning, when subjects were dreaming, signals careened around the noggin similarly to when they were awake.

Similarly, liang said, the ultimate pursuit of Chinese poetry in the form and method, and sound, and god ". "

This sample document can be imported similarly to the Vision document as shown in the project definition section.

Similarly, the hobby man gentle, kind, amiable, with a strong sense of responsibility, give a person a kind of security.

Similarly, whole inactivated virus vaccines did not show efficacy and their development has been stopped.

Many judges are similarly endorsing Senderos, the product of a Spanish father and a Serbian mother raised in Argentina.

Though the occasional comparisons to the Supremes are hyperbolic, to say the least, the rise of Destiny's Child has been similarly meteoric.

Similarly, when banks had many subsidiaries, regulators short of money and time tended to worry only about their own piece of the jigsaw.

Similarly, this material can also be used for armor parts of vehicles, helicopters and warships.

Similarly, an important customer is not likely to be abandoned for an occasional late payment.

Similarly, both solutions might deploy in a simple centralized infrastructure, or in a more sophisticated, distributed manner.

Similarly, if minors send explicit pictures of themselves to others, they could, theoretically at least, end up on a sex offender registry.

Similarly for a weapon of lower energy, the effective distance is less, but so also is the rate of ascent of the cloud.

Similarly, do a detailed query for "hate" (as shown above) to see what words are usually associated.

But petitioners who end up in mental hospitals often find themselves similarly powerless.

Similarly, Nokia, which has already lost ground to Apple, cannot afford to see its intellectual property devalued.

But in a sign that Amazon is feeling the heat, it has agreed to similarly flexible deals with publishers.

Similarly, just like the evolution of German classical philosophy, the evolution of the ethical thinking is logical.

Similarly, the smell of vanilla or of baby powder "tends to induce people to feel safe and secure. "

Similarly, the French experience in Vietnam and Algeria should have taught American leaders to stay out of colonial independence struggles.

Similarly, when anesthesia during childbirth came into use, bioconservatives lamented that it ran against nature.

Similarly, even if you trust your surgeon, you are likely to seek out a second opinion regarding a major operation, she added.

For that whole group of citizens whose appeals for assistance have been similarly and irresponsibly denigrated.

Similarly, fabulous displays in other areas of London will draw thousands of visitors from all over the world.

Similarly, you might specify that all users are allowed to GET pages but specific roles are denied the right to post.

Similarly, hotel restaurants are handy but quality and price is not always competitive.

Similarly, some of these same data, or summaries of, address the interests of provincial and national monitoring and decision-making.

Similarly, you no longer have to manage your contacts' info? just let them do it for you.

Similarly, the routes associated with a policy define a topic on which to transmit the message.

A recent edition of the web-based journal Design Philosophy Papers similarly took design education as one of its themes.

It would have been better had parliamentarians from the OSCE and the Council of Europe decided, similarly, not to go.

Similarly , the brush category will not revert to the default gamma value ; rather , the brush category will have no gamma value .

Similarly, EJB accessor methods that are not public imply that the attributes that they encapsulate cannot be persistent.

Finally, the system searches through a database of similarly decomposed sample symbols, looking for matches.

Similarly, the constraints in a constraint list for a generic type parameter must be enclosed in braces.

Any plant parts used for tissue culture must also be of similarly high quality.

I'm not old enough to have watched a lot of Jordan's early years, but all the stats point to Jordan having similarly "selfish" play.

R's OOP system similarly boils down to what (if anything) is in an object's class attribute.

Thus it is of use to both students of the subject and similarly to professionals as a desk reference in their daily lives.

Similarly, now I've got constant pressure and really what I'm looking at, let's say I'm at the limit where I've got the pure liquid.

Some researchers reckon nicotine to be no more dangerous than caffeine, which coffee plants similarly employ as an insecticide.

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

Similarly, many Europeans may yearn for a less interventionist America; but an isolationist superpower could be much more frightening.

Similarly, there was no heterogeneity in either end point for strata defined by sex, age, or body mass index (TABLE 4).

Similarly, if you're considering entering an early fall marathon, realize that much of your training will occur during the summer months.

Similarly, it is the woman who creates the child, who nurtures the baby and eventually brings up the citizen of tomorrow.

Similarly, re-regulation should proceed cautiously and with an eye to unintended consequences.

Similarly, Sandy Bay sealed the surface of the solid particles will be squeezed, scrape out the groove.

Similarly, if your requirements specification is merely a giant list in no particular order, you will not be able to use it.

Similarly locking on a string can be problematic since any other code in the process using the same string will share the same lock.

Cases in the state courts similarly may proceed through a trial court, a state appellate court, and then the state supreme court.

the Obama campaign's efforts in Arizona seemed like a similarly desperate attempt to redraw the map.

Similarly, the delay damages for the remainder of the Section (if any) in which this part is included shall also be reduced.

Could you, similarly, identify the children of depressed parents early and give them skills to prevent their own first depressive episode?

Similarly, the X server should be able to detect which device is the console keyboard and manage virtual terminals from there.

Similarly, click do Action to see a list of all of the actionrules that have been defined.

Similarly, Microsoft isn't likely to make much profit on Live Search Cashback, since they are giving most of the money back to users.

Similarly, analysts say rising iron ore imports mainly reflect steel mills' desire to take advantage of low spot market prices.

Similarly, countries like China and Russia, although they did not use their veto to crush Resolution 1973, did not fare well in this affair.

It warns supervisors to take more account of macroprudential spillover as many insurers react similarly to economic events.