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The company said the government had, by stepping in and mediating, helped prevent a large-scale internet security incident.

Standard care is pretty good, but longer counseling and stepping in after a relapse seems to be what's better.

The only thing you had to worry about was maybe stepping in a puddle and getting your socks wet.

When her dog sat in front, she would signal the dog to STAND by stepping in closer to the dog as she put both hands under his chin.

The great danger is in the onlooker, who may pay them too much attention, and by stepping in render the difficulty permanent.

Sure, you can be angry at getting splashed with mud, stepping in dog poop, or inadvertently throwing a red towel in with the white laundry.

We leave them in the mud or after stepping in a puddle, but the ecological footprints that we leave on the Earth are far more important.

In some war-torn states, women are stepping in as a sort of maternal rescue team.

In the meantime Beijing has talked at various points in the past year or so about stepping in to help Greece, Portugal and Italy.

I watch my feet, one stepping in front of the other, and wonder what he'd give to walk out of here.

Today, as they seek new pillars of trust for finance, governments are stepping in to replace many market functions.

Walcott praised Jenkinson for stepping in when he was called on, and says the defender is doing well.

Wild gyrations in stockmarkets; banks' share prices falling like stones; politicians stepping in to back-stop lenders for fear of collapse.

More than 100 smaller banks have been seized by regulators in the US this year, with the FDIC stepping in to safeguard customers' deposits.

The state has the option of stepping in to stop costs reaching China's drivers but even price controls have their limits.

I've talked to lots of PHP and Java programmers who love the idea and concept of Rails, but are afraid of stepping in because of Ruby.

As suggested by some experts, if Baidu cannot discipline itself, authorities should consider stepping in.

Hopefully, I think I've proven to him I'm capable of stepping in whenever he needs me.

Stepping in another room and asking a dog to sit is a huge distraction for a dog.

It equals to one foot stepping in paradise, and the other in hell. May this event a warning to others!

Meanwhile, other countries are stepping in with their own, increasingly sophisticated pilotless aircraft.

So you want to sell your Apple stock because Steve Jobs is leaving the CEO post and Tim Cook is stepping in.

The government has, at least, demanded a lot for stepping in.

But by stepping in to rescue markets when they wobble, central bankers create asymmetric risk.

Three workers were hospitalized after stepping in the water last week, but officials said they will be discharged Monday.

UNDERSTAND THAT WE CANNOT WAIT ANY LONGER AND WE ARE ONLY STEPPING IN TO HELP!

Other central banks have sound economic reasons for not stepping in on Japan's behalf.

l just wanted to know why we're stepping in an empty pool.

So Mr Draghi will probably be wary of swiftly stepping in to cap Italy's interest rates.

vitrag: afternoon heat, and boarding the Mumbai trains. . . damn it fells like stepping in the oven.

Think while stepping in as the grass is growing.

Diplomats are now stepping in where lawyers fear to tread.

says mary jane , stepping in with susan behind her.

China is also stepping in to buy the bonds of financially strapped members of the eurozone, such as Greece and Portugal.

Now our country road transportation is stepping in a information and digital era.

And Pearl, stepping in, mid-leg deep, beheld her own white feet at the bottom;

Shit, I'm stepping in the heart of this here

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