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Behind each fence and barnyard wall there must be a risk that we hadn't though of, you know, like the red coats retreating from Lexington.

She was a woman of twenty-eight, I should think, though of a type whose age is always doubtful.

Paying students is like drinking poison to end thirst. Trying to though of solve the problem without considering the effects.

He's supremely confident, though, of South Korea's ability to discourage any designs the North might have of risking another shooting war.

Though, of course, nothing of me would be at all.

But it was too late. A rumble, as though of distant thunder, told them that the feast had just ended.

Though of course you don't have to be a CS major to be a hacker; I was a philosophy major in college.

"Me who? " he said, though, of course, he knew.

For all these reasons, Hester never though of meeting him in any narrower privacy than beneath the open sky.

He though of a plan to make the music stars from the word sing a special song.

The problem remains though of how the first sage was able to accomplish this.

Some models offer very high resolution screens for an ultra-clear picture, though of course this adds a premium to the price.

Mindful, though, of the inevitability of an IPO, Mr. Zuckerberg has consulted with several Silicon Valley wise men.

Beggars do not envy millionaires, though of course they will envy other beggars who are more successful.

This card causes confusion as the trumpet is generally though of as a symbol of the angel Israfel .

I was particularly interested in the original claim, though, of these being "cyclist-killing" vehicles.

Their writings, though of varying merit, have the common advantage of presenting an outsider 's point of view.

He has come to be though of as the greatest mind in physics since Albert Einstein.

Though of such stupendous depth, these famous canons are not raw, gloomy, jagged-walled gorges, savage and inaccessible.

Beggars do not envy millionaires, though of course they will envy other beggar.

Beggars do not envy millionaires. . . though of course they will envy other askgars who extra successful.

However, it may be a good idea to specify a hard limit (at a high, though, of around 90%).

Channels can be used in a blocking or a nonblocking mode, though of course we will focus on using channels in nonblocking mode.

Perhaps the best proof, though, of how little I stood out came from street vendors hawking pirated goods.

By contrast, technically, Melville is the clumsiest of amateur poets, though of course the load of meaning is greater.

They do have a chance, though, of being one of the 21st century's disruptive technologies.

We never pretended to be lesbians, its just what people though of us.

MeanWile, this paPer also presents imProve methods and new though of tUning focus, which provides a reference for the follow researchers.

A race of short people carry nets that proclaim them fishers , though of what sea only they know.

This means that a class can directly extend only one parent (though, of course, it may indirectly extend many ancestors).

Some jokes though of as offensive to women should not be had on such occasions.

My sense, as though of hemlock I had drunk.

I had alwlays though of her as a grownup, a mother.

And though of magnificence and splendour, your house shall not hold your secret nor shelter your longing.

And though of magnificence and splendor, your house shall not hold your secret nor shelter your longing.

It went many years, But at last came a knock, And I though of the doorWith no lock to lock.

Though, of course, you'll need well-defined implementation details before you can code.

I though of the familiar scenes of my childhood.

Philosophical Exploration on the Important Though of "The Three Represents"

Though of noble blood himself, Caesar stands with the common people.

These activities are routine and familiar -- though of course it's true they're also novel in that we can't do them in New York City.

What, though, of the fearful Day of Reckoning?

She is accused, though, of bringing another British institution, the Royal Institution, to the brink of bankruptcy.

Come, Doctor, I'm sure you're flattering us, though of course we love it.

They could be though of as metadata that instructs the compiler.

We treat them all as possessions, though of course an arm or a leg is part of one's body.

Cyclones are actually very important, even though, of course, they can be deadly.

I don't believe one can help them very much, though of course we are always trying new drugs, chemicals and theories.

This result raises the problem, though, of what happenstothe parasite when infected females fail to find a mate.

I had though of visiting him , but I was too busy then .

The same can't be said, though, of the boom of the past decade.

What, though, of privacy?

Jon Stewart: Is that a failure though of a lack of oversight?

I even began committing poetry again, though of course I dared not expose it to my father.

Maybe I am wrong but this is how I am thinking, though of course we are all different.

Gardens in Japan, though of Chinese parentage, have more conventions and less complexity in lay-out than the Chinese.

Dialectical Though of National Capital Withdrawing from Competitive Professions

Taking the Important Though of "Three Representatives" as the Guidanceto Strengthen the Ideological and Political Work

Quality Education Is an Innovative Practice for the Though of People's Overall Development

Thou art no man, though of a man's complexion,

The strategic though of Jilin Province for developing mineral water

Everyone though of Chile, where 33 miners were rescued in October after two months trapped underground;

Though of Constructing Body-building Service System for All the People in Comparatively Well-off Society

Losing all though of spring