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'Chinese people don't like the sun and they want to stay out of it, ' she added.

I'd like to say bye if you have nothing else to ask me. I am afraid my girlfriend will be angry with me if I stay out too long.

Abductions by car: If someone orders you or tries to force you into a car, you must do whatever you can to stay out of that vehicle.

The biggest strength of the MVC framework is the fact that it is a web ui framework that can stay out of your way as a developer.

The children don't do much at their youth club, but at least they stay out of harm's way.

We would advise they stay out of the city centre while we assess the scale of any disorder and report any concerns they have to us.

It may well help former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the perceived front-runner, by allowing him to stay out of the line of fire longer.

"Mixing up in this ain't going to get you anywhere, " the cook said. "You stay out of it. "

He'll get more done in a weekend than 10 years of your courts, so just stay out of his way.

Carlo Ancelotti has tried to stay out of the matter and focus on Thursday's Coppa Italia quarter-final.

"We spent the last four years trying to stay out of the spotlight, " Jenna Bush said to laughter from the delegates.

He likes to run in the woods and stay out all night. He was just a good old country boy.

The best way to avoid heatstroke is to stay out of the sun (or any hot confined place) and drink fluids regularly.

Gina : I try to always think about and experiment with new ideas, post spins, publishing formats, and coverage areas to stay out of a rut.

Speaking by phone to the Guardian, he said he was intending to stay out of the country until "things calmed down" .

No, but I figured it'd be a good idea if I were to just stay out of it.

I've tried to stay out of their relationship, but I don't want either of them to be unhappy.

Lane took me by phone, the corners of his eyes began to wet, damp things have to stay out of passion.

More importantly, you might have expected a goddess of wisdom to stay out of a silly disagreement like that.

In the end Uriah Heep and his mother left Canterbury, but we all thought he was too evil to stay out of trouble for long.

Sorry, I did not give you much to stay out of their own time, even the quiet moments to think and dream are not.

On the boat, stay out of the wind, bundle up and wear a hat.

Tell them as much as you can about what you want to do and where you'll be and why it's important for you to stay out late.

And in this case, it had a good outcome: He's been promoted several times since then, and I stay out of the software programming.

A lone police officer is seen for a moment then, perhaps wisely deciding for his own sake to stay out the fray.

Prior to the sixth edition, he had tried to stay out of that fray and rely on his network of friends to defend his ideas.

But as the months of my son's treatment dragged on, he was able to stay out of the hospital for longer periods.

But one day she asked if she could stay out the whole day, and away she went on her little pony, with her two dogs running behind.

Almost the entire world is trying to mind their own business and stay out of trouble and find their way to heaven in their own way.

Even if you make a conscious effort to stay out of the fray, it's almost impossible not to be sucked in.

uh, as I was trying to help this girl stay out of traffic.

The rest are trying to stay out of it.

All of you! You'll stay out of it if you know what's good for you!

You stay out of this, Albert. You know nothing about horses.

Animals big enough to be eaten, or with body parts that can be sold for a profit, are well advised to stay out of war zones.

We reminded her that it was our house, too, and she opened the front door and shoved us into the carport. "And stay out! " she shouted.

He won't want to see you, so you must stay out of his way and do what you're told. '

Unfortunately, Wall Street's history suggests that its track record in IT spending is barely better than its ability to stay out of trouble.

Instead, Fisher is one of those increasingly rare athletes who have managed to stay out of the TMZ headlines for inappropriate behavior.

But other groups, like the America First Committee, demanded that the United States stay out of another bloody European conflict.

She lived with her boyfriend when she was 14, because her mother would not let her stay out late with him.

So far, the United States has tried to stay out of the Kashmir debate.

China warned other countries to stay out of escalating disputes with its neighbors over the South China Sea, even as the U.

BOB DOUGHTY: Doctors say actions other than drinking water can protect against the health dangers of heat. Stay out of the sun, if possible.

Quote: He went so far as to remark that, if he had it to do over again, he would stay out of the "dirty game" of politics altogether.

Men, all this stuff you've heard about America not wanting to fight, wanting to stay out of the war, is a lot of horse dung.

GM will argue it needs the additional government funds to stay out of bankruptcy court, people familiar with the matter said.

Since then, people all over the world have been able to stay out of psychiatric17 hospitals and to lead normal lives by using his approach.

Stay out of the matter, please.

substances and woodworking are a dangerous mix. Stay out of the wood shop if you are even remotely under the influence of any intoxicants.

If you are one of those people who have been warned to stay out of the sun, another good natural source of vitamin D is fatty fish.

If you were a civil servant, the only surefire way to stay out of trouble was to say no.

Tell the children to stay out of the square while people are holding a mass rally.

"We need to stay out as long as it takes to get a fair contract and protect our schools, " he said.

Why a month? Coz' a month is long enough to be meaningful, short enough to stay out of trouble.

If I don't stay out of the way of their patrols, I might be looking at some jail time. . . or worse.

I was mad at Tippy for getting killed, and I was mad at the entire "dog kingdom" for not knowing enough to stay out of the road.

Right now I'm weighing up the pleasure of eating an ice cream against my desire to stay out here lying in the dappled shade of this tree.

I highly recommend that people get out of debt and stay out of debt, especially as the economy hits difficult times.

It's enough to make me dance at jogging speed across this fallen tree, searching for footing to stay out of the drink.

Senator Douglas criticized the churchmen. He said they should stay out of politics.

Against that backdrop, the only safe option may be to stay out of the market altogether.

He preferred to stay out of the limelight and operate from the shadows, while many of his peers took a far more direct approach.

We knew there was a cold front coming in, and the sea was rough, but we weren't planning to stay out that long.

He's just grasping at straws trying to stay out of jail.

Did your parents allow you to stay out late at night when you were a teenager?

Stay out of clouds. The silver lining everyone keeps talking about might be another airplane going in the opposite direction.

It would also force managements to redouble their efforts to stay out of Chapter 11 -- which would be a good thing.

Finally, sometimes it's a good idea to avoid the problem. Depending on the issue, it might be best to just stay out of your neighbor's way.

You look like one of our hired mercenaries . Just remember your place, and stay out of my way.

Chrysler has reached a tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers as it tries to stay out of bankruptcy.

If I stay out late, I close the front door quietly on my return.

Everyone who knows me, knows to just stay out of my way at this point.

His father told him to stay out of trouble.

As Cerberus has learned to its cost, it is hard to stay out of the spotlight with buy-outs of iconic companies.

The program is no stand-in for therapy though, George insists, and some topics should stay out of these discussions.

The military hopes solar power will allow soldiers to stay out on missions longer and safely travel farther from supply bases.

Companies that learn to manager change are in the best positing to continue to take the? risks needed to stay out in font.

"Stay out of the tub, " she said urgently. "Stay out. "

If you know what's good for you, Tighten, you'll stay out of Metrocity!

The only countries that have chosen to stay out even though they would instantly qualify for membership are Iceland, Norway and Switzerland.

Last March, China said the world should stay out of the Arab Spring.

They like to live alone, so they warn other mole rats to stay out of their way by banging their heads on the top of their tunnels.

And then she would have to stay out of sun for the rest of her life, or the freckles would come back.

Wenger's satisfaction with the season's progress was reflected in a vow to stay out of the January transfer scramble.

Eat healthy food, drink plenty of water, don't smoke, get some exercise and stay out of the sun.

Better to stay out of sight than to get into a confrontation.

The user interface is minimal to stay out of your way, and most of the user experience takes place on the web.

When you can't stand to stay out with a dud any longer, just say good-bye.

So, accepting that you want the convenience of a card, how can you ensure that you stay out of trouble?

The best way to stay out of trouble at the office is not to make waves.

Now calls for educating people tried to stay out, do not accidentally come across "people with AIDS bombs. "

Cartwright said the first flights launched Thursday, but the weather was poor, so the drones could not stay out the full day.

In Australia, officials are warning people to stay out of the water after hundreds of sharks were responded close to shore.

Mike: It only pays minimum wage , but it has set hours and it is indoors, so I can stay out of the heat.

She might have told me she was going to stay out all night.

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

Congress is also looking to include additional provisions to help troubled borrowers stay out of foreclosure.

Wide-winged and long-lived, albatrosses are rarely seen onland, preferring to stay out on the ocean except to mate and raise their young.

Just as surprisingly, perhaps, he has also managed to stay out of trouble.

With this situation the best way to stay out of the crosshairs of the problem is to tighten your financial belt and watch expenses.

But as experience often proves, the best way to stay out of trouble is to keep with the flow of traffic.

Here and there children ventured into the water, despite official warnings to stay out of the ocean.

What fun it was to stay out and enjoy such a comfortable summer night!

If were in your position I would stay out of the whole thing and mind my own business.

If I stay out till quarter to three, would you lock the door?

Many vibrant, purely private companies have sprung up despite this uncertainty, but take care to stay out of the limelight.

Bint said he is making an effort to stay out of trouble.

In case of a fire, stay low to the ground, beneath the smoke, and use the escape plan you have worked out. Get out and stay out.

I did what I could to stay out of her way.

MACE WINDU: For your own good, you stay out of this conflict.

Expectations of lower prices could encourage sellers to stay out of the market until housing becomes cheaper.

Despite the size of its stake, the government is adamant that it is a reluctant shareholder and will stay out of managing the business.

They have since begun warning volunteers to stay out of the earthquake zone, citing safety concerns. But thousands are already there.

It came a day after China and Vietnam traded diplomatic punches, with each demanding that the other stay out of waters they claim.

In violation of his bail, he would stay out drinking with friends, sometimes not coming home for days.

The original love and not love no one can stay out, arrived yesterday, but tomorrow is a Now, we all should learn, on his own confession!

I know it is a very tough job; if you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.

In other words, no more sugar , fat , oil or salt . Stay out of the corner store !

Panic was widespread, and previously bullish analysts were advising clients to stay out of the market.

You just have to promise us that you'll stay out of trouble. You're still on probation this semester.

But, for the most part, try to stay out of it.

Typically, the full picture could be damning enough for a company to want to stay out of court and the headlines.

The hottest part of the day is between midday and 2PM. Try to stay out of the direct sun during these hours.

Stay out of this! This is none of your business! This is police business!

You are indeed not sensible enough to allow your teenage son to stay out until midnight and even permit him to use the family car.

America needs fewer and clearer laws, so that citizens do not need a law degree to stay out of jail.

I told you to stay out of Theresa's personal life. Thank you.

Vietnam warned vessels to stay out of the area off its central coast when it conducts the drills on Monday.

Fishermen and others will need to read published notices and use GPS to stay out of the protected areas.

As during the nationalist war, French Algerians are still encouraged to stay out of tourist Paris.

When my mother cooking in the preparation of salt and other spices before the baby should stay out of that meal.

Why do not you give us a call for help instead of stay out in the cold for two hours?

Russia has issued a blunt challenge to the West to stay out of its Caucasus backyard.

If we stay out here too long, we'll none of us have strength left to swim after the boat swamps.

Give advice, but be objective. Don't judge your friend, but advise them to stay out of situations where they may harm themselves or others.

They say it's not safe for me to stay out that late by myself, and they're afraid some kids may be drinking at the party.

"They must stay out of it. Even if they do raise an objection, we must go ahead with our own development works. "

'I tell you, I'm going to find this place now, if I stay out all night.

You stay out of this. You're not a part of our squad anymore.

The vast majority of Chinese citizens understandably try to stay out of trouble.

"Maybe they do, " Dex said. "I reckon those wino bastards better stay out of sight or they'll run 'em plumb out of the county. "

The questions now being presented are whether these hot spots, and America's allies, will allow him to stay out.

As one western banker in China says: "You have to be in this market. You can't afford to stay out of it. "

Please stay out of my business and I'll stay out of yours.

If possible do not stay out for work too long at night.

You stay out of this, Glinda, or I'll fix you as well!

If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the kitchen.

Politics has dictated that humans stay out of the Zone, and that let nature take over.

I was, to borrow from John Le Carre, the spy who was to stay out in the cold wind.

One source warns that some radicals committed to fighting the regime may stay out on the street.

d prefer you to stay out of the dispute.

For, much as the government seeks to stay out of the business of running businesses, events have shown that it sometimes is inevitable.

Stay out of the sun! easy, easy. Easy, good boy.

George: And stay out of the Middle East! Just get me the guy at the U. N!

We might stay out all night long , but we won't drink. . . or at least not too much.

For this young man, the bracelet is a constant reminder he is being watched and to stay out of trouble.

8226; Watch out for fallen power lines or broken gas lines, and stay out of damaged areas.

Mother: ( Helplessly looking at her, and lovingly says): My sensible child, please be careful. Don't stay out so late.

Once you get out safely, stay out. Don't get any lame ideas about saving your high school yearbook.

Sid had rolled his eyes. "What, she's got a curfew? It was a business trip, for Christ's sake. When you're away, how late do you stay out? "

He suggested that she may stay out as long as she like.

Someone who keeps his nose to the grindstone works very hard. This can help a worker keep his nose clean or stay out of trouble.

My elder brother is driving me up a wall! He won't ever let me stay out late.

I've always tried to stay out of trouble so they never have to.

Surround herself with sober friends, sober employees, stay out of the partying scene etc.

Foreign banks that sell their stakes could well find that antagonising regulators means a long stay out in the cold.

Twirling Trouble, Helicopters are light and stay out of the pattern, so they're harmless, right?

As a result they cover their skin or wear sunblock or stay out of the sun.

Everyone else's parents let them stay out until two or three in the morning.

Using smaller crossbows than the infantry, these units use their mobility to stay out of trouble while they reload.

On this day, read a good book and stay out of the line of fire!

'If you let me stay out late tonight, all of my friends will think that you're the coolest dad anyone could have. '

Stay out of it obama and fix this economic mess first.

I don't have th strength to stay out of you any yeast problem.

Mrs. Claus I would like to have Ginger bread made from your kitchen . P . S . Thanks for letting Santa stay out late on Christmas Eve .

Many settle in low-wage sectors of the economy; they work hard, they save, they stay out of trouble.

The fish can stay out of water for up to three days.

11 the children to stay out of the real " play" of time and space.

I told myself to stay out of this, but I can't. I know that you're married.

Though most of the inmates comply with the lockdown, some stay out of their cells.

We expect them to stay out of nasty wars, to keep our streets safe, to maintain justice and property rights.

You should stay out of there, or the Cradle might see you and try to keep you here forever.

My parents told me not to stay out in the evening.

You and your hippie friends stay out of out hair.

I preferred to stay out in the cold rather than spend the night there.

As investors see signs that momentum has shifted, it may look risky for them to stay out of the market.

Managers stay out of the way. Other engineers determine which projects gain momentum.

Brian Hardin (Iron Worker): Stay out here long enough, you get a free Antarctic nose job; little here, little there, gone, free of charge.

Stay out of the light, if he fires, move.

And since many disputes stay out of court, the well of discontent with outsourcing is surely deeper than the legal record shows.

Separately in New York, a US judge has ruled that Mr Madoff can stay out of jail while he awaits his trial.

half I would like to help tourism, travel agencies stay out tickets, the other their own, cost-effective it?

With a 15% unemployment rate, there is a lot of pressure on youth and women to stay out of the workforce.

"Smile and stay out of it" works every time.

As people who love the motherland, how can the country in full swing when the Expo will be busy for the time, while they stay out of idle?

The parents would not allow their daughter to stay out until midnight.

A safer strategy is to lie low and stay out of the way of the tyrant boss.

I should stay out of trouble if I were you.

Someday, maybe Fred will win the fight. Then that cat will stay out for the night.

Mrs Clinton joined a chorus of local leaders warning Iran to stay out of Arab affairs.

That the antismoking lobby was out to destroy our way of life and the government should stay out of the way?

Young people are able to stay out late at night and get very little sleep.

Turkish citizens are also being warned to stay out of the country.

But the borrowing was permitted on the basis that the computing firm would stay out of music.

The only real ambition for many Libyans was to stay out of the hands of the dictator's notorious security police and find a job abroad.

At that time we had no choice. We had no cell phone and BB phone. If I stay out of home, my mother waited for me sitting the gate.

Worse still, I had to stay out of the ocean, and could not work for months.

Be sure to pay your credit card bill in full each month to stay out of debt.

MOST hedge-fund managers like to stay out of the spotlight.

Nowadays, I run this here Inn and pretty much stay out of trouble. My days of adventuring are behind me.

"The strike won't affect most studios unless the writers stay out three to five months, " says a senior executive at a media conglomerate.

The best way to manage your money and stay out of debt is to have a strategy in place before the expenses or temptations arise.

People want to stay out of trouble so they stay away from anything different . . .

Discuss your objectives with partners or peers. Stay out of other people's affairs.

You can never stay out of it, not really.

Here and there, children ventured into the water, despite official warnings to stay out.

Mr Bernanke, himself a Republican, took office in 2006 hoping to stay out of political debates.

Any resolve to stay out of the inbox ends with saturday.

The best defense is to stay out of range.

I can help myself, thank you. So stay out of my business from now on!

When I see promotions for loans, mortgages, and credit cards, I become more convinced to stay out of debt.

Investors should stay out of the way when billionaires' egos collide.

If you want to stay out of trouble, you had best not make any mistakes.

I don't know. But what I do know is you should stay out of it.

Her parents won't allow her to stay out later than 11: 00 in the evening.

You stay out of your aunt's way while she's cleaning.

A young man is fighting to stay out of trouble.

Also, one should stay out of water and away from metal fences.

Since his return, Mr Thaksin has pledged to stay out of politics.

You'll stay out of trouble if you pick projects that will benefit the whole family.

Britain and three others have decided to stay out.

Sticking to work-related topics is a fantastic way to stay out of office politics.

Students aren't allowed to stay out after eleven.

Police blame higher crime rates on irresponsible parents who allow their teenage children to stay out all night.

They won't let you stay out there. Now, why not let me get you a nice room?

Stay out of other people's drama. And don't needlessly create your own.

My parents are very strict with me and they don't allow me to stay out too late.

He worked hard and would stay out until he caught enough to feed he family.

You should, ah, in order to stay out of trouble, those debt payments monthly should not exceed 36% of your gross income.

Get out and stay out 7. Take the money and beat it! 8. Hit the road!

Stay out of the sun.

I prefer you stay out of this thing altogether.

Barnes is a hustle guy who can stay out of the way of the scorers and learn how to flow in the triangle offense.

He should stay out of her business.

Another is that, given their history of imperial meddling in the Arab world, European countries should stay out of the revolts.

SCULLY: (on phone) You stay out of my business!

You can stay out as late as you want.

m going to stay out of their argument.

For example, if you are willing to clean your room in order to stay out an hour later, both you and your parents walk away with a good deal.